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But men, as you know, are always finding new ways of building houses, and improved methods of doing almost all kinds of labor.

And on the following Sabbath almost all the city gathered together to hear the word of God.

Almost all memory overhead is done away with, and all allocations can take place in a small amount of (amortized) constant time.

Almost all had failed to disclose their business interests or to declare that they were public employees when submitting their tenders.

Almost all had been prescribed drugs to reduce the risk of a second heart attack yet one third of smokers had not quit.

Hamster very cute, small size, easy to take care of, than a cat or rabbit cheap, almost all day in bed.

Almost all of the employees who work at the front desk of a hotel have frequent contact with the public.

Fundamental to almost all applications that call themselves Ajax based is the creation of a component known as the XMLHttpRequest object.

My years as a mystic have made me question almost all my assumptions. They've made me a proud I-don't-know-it-all.

The truth of the matter is that almost all diets can work some of the time.

He moved away, forgetting almost all about it the moment Mr. Quincel had ceased talking. He had not even thought to ask the time or place.

Considering the lack of sense of the driver he is still lucky to have found almost all the money with just 3000 Euros less.

Steve spent almost all his time doing his research, but, on occasion, he would take his son to see a film.

The term is a misnomer, as it is often used to refer to any ring sound, almost all of which are not tones.

Almost all the affected countries should be able to afford to do this, at least on the IMF's numbers.

Almost all great musicians seem to have a sort of personality which cannot exactly be described within a few words.

But even if it does not, real power will remain in Mr Putin's hands as he is the focus of almost all his administration's public popularity.

Previously, almost all solar systems seemed to be engulfed by a nebula and there was very little black in the sky around you.

Almost all women and children were eating green vegetables three times a week, compared with only a third beforehand.

"Almost all the initiatives related to startups you see in the Philippines are in fact driven by a selfish ulterior motive, " he said.

Desperate, she had had almost all her hair cut off, which had made her look even younger than her thirty-something years.

The result was that over the course of the next few years, almost all of them were either sold or closed.

The only thing I have to care about was to get into a top university. . . My classmates and I spent almost all our time on campus.

I wonder how Wang Ning has been doing in London. I haven't heard of him for almost all year.

Almost all the female models in these works appear in frontal images or half profile, sitting quietly in a certain place in the painting.

Edwards had hocked almost all of his belongs before he finally found a steady job.

I have seen almost all of her movies so I would be really excited if I could get the chance to work with her.

Although she was a devout Catholic, almost all of her characters, haunted, tested, and redeemed, are Protestant.

He never expected to. Like almost all the others, he had no idea why he had been sent there.

Almost all adult females breed, so a mother will get at least some of her genes into the next generation by producing them.

There were a lot of students from different parts of England and I seem to remember almost all of them saying "cheers" .

Highest performance street, almost all near the city center, sits on an excellent transportation network, and a variety of leisure options.

He says that "almost all the key people left" and adds that "there is no company left" at the headquarters, just a shell.

She said almost all of her friends wear black contacts as well, regardless of whether or not they need to wear corrective lenses.

Place in a saucepan with the lard or oil and the sugar. Cook, stirring continuously, until almost all the moisture has evaporated.

But he turned down almost all of it, saying the payment was illegal and that he could be accused of corruption if he accepted it.

By 1494, the bank had been forced to close almost all its branches and was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

Now the code is down to three lines, almost all of it expressing some important aspect of the result we are trying to achieve.

Almost all the leaders who will turn up in London know protectionism is a bad idea.

He took her, let her out in the store. he found that she was almost all silent.

I will try to summarize both terms and explain the differences between them in a way that almost all economists could agree with.

Reading for pleasure. I read for school almost all day, but reading something that hasn't been assigned is always a joy.

And, in the excavated "the right of a home" and "Where the mouth" and so Miss Jane, its almost all under the "Zi" how much the record.

Almost all the great truths relating to society were not the result of scholarly meditation, "having up wisdom with each curious year. "

Trade between high-wage countries tends to be a modest win for all, or almost all, concerned.

The area is almost all rain forest and until recent decades was one of South America's least populated and most inaccessible areas.

Almost all of our relatives agreed that this was the most touching funeral ceremony that they had ever attended.

That said, the unit tests of Dojo almost all follow a common structure to make it simple for new module owners to pick up and run with it.

Britons' experience of the second world war as their "finest hour" contrasts starkly with that of almost all other Europeans.

i listen with my feet , i talk with my toes and i respond with my ears . the telephone lines are burning almost all night and all day.

Almost all the land in the image dropped into the ocean just a few hours later.

Nowadays, however, almost all petroleum products have to be specially tailored, in terms of properties and freedom from impurities.

My picture in a variety of images, almost all of my nature of mind and technical concepts in such a completion.

He bought much furniture, on which he spent almost all the money he saved every month.

Some of me even spend almost all the night watching TV until I feel tired or there is nothing on the screen.

The dollar started to gain against almost all currencies last summer when China decided to peg its currency to the US currency once more.

So, as you can see, we almost all of the articles and site articles are around the site of the articles written to make construction.

But almost all useful math is heavily automatable , so you might as well get some automated servants to help you with it.

By treating almost all dissent as a form of "evil separatism" , these provinces seem destined to face years of instability.

So she spent almost all her time in her bedroom, which she shared with the children.

You don't HAVE to be aprofessor, you know. Almost all PhD disciplines in the sciences havesome private-sector employers.

A variety of vendors have lined up to provide tools to help with such monitoring, almost all of which focus on actual wire transactions.

Mashups are (almost) all useful, but one thing that they have in common is that they were all developed for a specific set of services.

If the built-in galleries are not enough to give you the look you want, almost all parts of a SmartArt graphic are customizable.

They are almost all men, with a small attachment of women in non infantry jobs. Many are begging to see combat. Others dread the prospect.

However, in almost all such frameworks, there is a lack of ready-to-use support for localized messaging with client-side validation.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation has been used to investigate almost all areas of cognitive neuroscience.

But almost all of previous work was restricted in the case that there is only one two-level atom coupling with cavity field at a time.

For almost all of us, one of the reasons that we liked science in high school and college is that we were good at it.

He said budget deficits are "a general problem for almost all the wealthy countries. "

But Chinese men and his wife do housework, and almost all Chinese women and men, is an office worker.

Paradoxically, the only time the court can send the subpoena is when almost all relevant evidence is well prepared.

Almost all of it is private , for learning is an occupation of the mind , and that process is not open to public scrutiny.

Almost all of this work is American but its political influence is strongest among parts of the British right.

But it may have had the reverse effect : investors started to shun almost all commercial paper issued by SIVs .

She was so late that she missed almost all of her favorite class, Algebra II. And her homework was covered in bites and hoof prints.

But then there were some cracks in a number of cases. Almost all the bottom of the cases were loose.

Taxes would go up for almost all working Americans if political gridlock sets in and no extension of the cuts is approved.

He said research with groups of different parents in Chicago and Baltimore found that almost all strongly disliked the term summer school.

Almost all job applicants are determined to leave a good impression on a potential employer .

In addition, one of every seven American homes (14. 9 percent) had a land line yet received all or almost all calls on wireless telephones.

Almost all the continuous media and market issues can be obtained with it the satisfaction of the numerical results.

Drinking too much makes you fall down. Almost all of life's pleasures turn out to be bad for you.

Almost all well-known scholar who worked in the Far East Institute, or with which it has countless relationships.

Yet the Americans wield influence over a regime that depends on them for $1. 5 billion a year of aid and almost all its modern weaponry.

Now and then with the difficulty the enemy would snarl with fire as almost all of the artillery and mortars were suppressed.

Our customers covers almost all the Japanese depot, on the request of the depot has been a deep understanding.

'The tablet, in almost all the instances we've found, is a third device, ' he said on Dell's earnings call yesterday.

and by sorting out almost all the cheaper goods which were not worth taking, all that was of value was got into two boxes.

In that aspect almost all European especially the French Army and the American Army are nothing but invasion armies.

My whole style of research, and the techniques that support almost all of my own papers, derive from his foundational articles .

"Almost all the studies that have been done have looked at the number of species in an ecosystem, " says Crowder.

As a result of the war, radioactive showers will destroy almost all life in the Northern Hemisphere.

Almost all experienced traders use some form of technical analysis to help them formulate their trading strategies.

It's typical for only some of your pages to be indexed by any particular search engine, but it's better if almost all of them are indexed.

All the pandemic vaccines have had their own safety tests, and almost all are based on seasonal flu vaccines used for years.

The looping portions in almost all figures have to have the same radius in all parts of a figure.

Since I've lived here almost all my life, I guess you could call me a So-Cal girl.

With a good harvest and falling prices of almost all major commodities, inflation is not a big worry for the moment.

And yet almost all information today is electronic, and there is ever more of it.

And amongst everything else she did, she still managed to make almost all of our clothes.

The fact that almost all plague spewers have been encountered along the Dragon Coast has fueled rumors of a "plague cult. "

The FAO said the cost of almost all major commodities, like grains and oils, rose last month, while the cost of meats remained unchanged.

Almost all cargo vessels, by contrast, have flat bottoms, which allow a larger volume to be kept buoyant for a given amount of hull metal.

Almost all the money is for projects that will generate electricity for the United States.

China's government, which owns majority stakes in almost all domestic banks, will soak up a significant portion of that.

One is to ask banks to reinvest almost all of the proceeds of Greek bonds that mature between now and June 2014 in new five-year bonds.

I didn't expect to see that almost all of them had been contaminated.

While almost all of the programming tests I took were different there was definitely a common thread between them.

Almost all of these deaths - 99% - are taking place in low and middle income countries .

Almost all of these deaths - 99% - are taking place in low and middle income countries .

In cases where you can, I hope you see that almost all of them can be applied to the EJB 2. x specification through deployment tooling.

Sometimes some of the contents are private; and almost all the time, most contents are simply not relevant to a particular recipient.

Almost all of the injuries were caused by broken glass, he said, adding that the local government will pay for the medical expenses.

We will speak with you today about the rising tide of which almost all of you who work with and for the light are becoming aware.

Almost all that remains of the town is a modern hospital, on a hill some 60 metres above the port.

There was no problem that the cup, the candle, almost all the furniture took part in the campaign to help their master.

However that may be, experience shows that escape from boredom is one of the really powerful desires of almost all human beings.

Remarkably the neurons composing this structure receive input from almost all regions of the cortex and project back to almost all as well.

I have been told that it is possible some of the newest watches may not go up, but almost all will.

Almost all the content providers who recognize that the content resources, teachers'capacity, who will be able to control the market.

She tells me that, in her company, the written word has lost almost all its power.

Almost all great authors of Biblical themes have been a literary tradition.

Almost all the children seemed to live with both parents.

To win the bet, we will have to be able to predict the behaviour of almost all the cells in the embryo.

In almost all rich countries, the best-educated women are more likely to work than their less-educated sisters. Not in South Korea.

On the epidemic in terms of scope, covering almost all parts of Shandong, waist pit is also a wide variety of items placed.

Almost all of my clients are designers or art directors, and the projects they send me arrive at my door in many different forms.

It's easy to use, and takes great looking screenshots on almost all webpages.

Ignorant of how the market works, he lost almost all the money he had made from Internet stocks the previous year.

I had to say that almost all things in Malaysia attracted me so much except the food!

"Lying is such a central characteristic of life, " he says, "that understanding it better is relevant to almost all human affairs. "

Residents said the building is home to about 60 families, almost all workers from abroad and the artisans in this rental.

Rice is so important to the Asian diet that it may be the main component of almost all the meals Asians consume.

The tea I drank before going to bed kept me wide awake almost all night.

Jiangsu Province, almost all tornadoes occur each year, but the location did not significantly laws.

Almost all the children are interested in storybooks.

Another problem was that almost all communication systems were destroyed.

Among big-name funds, only a handful have shone, however, almost all thanks to a more bearish outlook on the global economy.

Not too long ago, much of this cutting edge learning was only available at a few institutions, almost all in the US.

Prior to that , almost all the overseas transactions were in derivatives like NDFs and non deliverable cross- currency swaps .

Nowadays almost all dominant subjects and thoughts have been criticized by post-modernism, and public administration is no exception.

Secondly, when she's in her crate, Lola is calm and sleeps almost all day.

Rulings by the inquiry were challenged in the courts several times, and eventually almost all soldiers were allowed to remain anonymous.

Almost all the big social enterprise players will have some sort of "app store" offering.

Obama won almost all the black vote but just a quarter of the white vote.

Some of the scientific and educational publishing house of almost all types of books should be covered with plastic film.

Last week, we interviewed women about what they like to see on men. Almost all of them listed "shorts" as a turn-off.

Guo's few properties: a pot made of tile. Mr. Guo had processed almost all his food in this only pot he owned.

Churches and castles are almost all that remain of the original city.

In it, he maintained that he bought almost all his companies at valuations "below the market average of our LBO peers" .

Almost all their criticism was motivated by political bias; it was not brought forth by searchers for the truth.

Almost all competitive athletes strategically employ a session or two of interval training every week to improve their speed and endurance.

You open a map of China and you see that almost all of its rivers have been dammed.

Over the hundred odd years since then, almost all the president of the French Republic worked and lived there.

That would mean that almost all of your website would go unseen by the search engines, making you look irrelevant to all of your keywords.

In fact, some experts say that almost all coffee was first referred to as mocha in the Western world.

This discipline reminds me that trading is what I do, and trading takes priority over almost all other activities.

Almost all of us have been raised inside of a culture and households in which the subject was verbally taboo.

Almost all the seeds have come up after a few days of sowing.

In almost all cases, it is possible to influence, if not control, externally generated time problems.

Almost all the students were intellectually capable of learning enough to get a C.

These days, however, it is as a farmer that he harvests almost all his food from the land.

Mr Boccieri's vote in favour of cap-and-trade is extremely damaging in a state that depends on coal for almost all of its power.

Almost all life in the savanna depends on the grass; carnivores lurk in it to stalk the herbivores feeding on the grass.

Almost all of the money in a contemporary economy consists of the liabilities of financial institutions.

Almost all of the large galaxies observed so far have central black holes, each billions of times the mass of our sun.

Almost all wireless models exhibit some form of input lag, but it's often so small that you'd hardly ever notice.

Unlike the desktop, which can get obscured by the windows on top of it, the taskbar is visible almost all the time.

There are thousands of miles of these rifts around the world but almost all lie deep below the ocean.

But the general equation is still pretty close and holds for almost all trees.

At this time, almost all the British are a masterpiece of humanity cheered the launching of Titanic.

She quickly noticed that she could take care of almost all of her material needs without spending a cent.

I'll be in my office almost all day next Tuesday. If you run into any problems, please drop in.

She says that almost all porn is like this and that it is having a negative effect on men's sexuality.

The next summer vacation, I spent almost all of my free time practicing English by listening to the tape and repeating after it.

Chinese classical myth "Gods" can be said across the film, TV, comics , games and entertainment platform for almost all.

Dr Berman found that almost all of these reward-associated regions are more active early in the menstrual cycle than late in it.

In the UK, almost all the money raised is going to Comic Relief (UK).

This does not include house prices, which are not part of the basket in almost all emerging markets, but it does include utility bills.

Rigs and teams are the main objects of safety management in geological exploration units in which almost all safety accidents occur.

However, almost all the existing fault detection methods for NCS suppose that the network-induced delay is constant or can be gained online.

But I am no fool. Almost all of my paintings were showed in public. Many famous artists had praised me for my paintings.

So far, the fuel used by countries around the world almost all fossil fuels, namely oil, gas and coal.

William the Conqueror confiscated almost all the land and gxdye it to his Norman followers.

He spent almost all his fortune on the hen which was said to be able to lay gold eggs, only to find it could not lay eggs at all.

In their willingness to consume almost all the animal, both China and Japan score far better than most western countries.

And I realized seeing the homeless through their eyes that almost all of them were psychiatric patients that had nowhere to go .

The cricket's regional very wide distribution, almost all over the country, the Yellow River south provinces more.

Almost all races and religions were among the victims and heroes of the war.

Theyare almost all men, with a small attachment of women in noninfantry jobs. Manyare begging to see combat. Others dread the prospect.

Here was music where rhythm was almost all, but with a flexibility and complexity that Western music could only dream of.

Second, almost all the information that you want can be gotten from the Internet.

Almost all SWT GUIs are created out of a few basic parts.

He is one of the Saviours or Deliverers of Humanity, to be found in almost all lands.

Nowadays in Da'an, cured tobacco stretches across almost all the places where the lacquer trees used to grow.

You must keep in mind that almost all Iraqis were caught up in the system, spying and reporting on each other.

And almost all Afghan farmers grow wheat to feed their families or to sell.

As a very characteristic town set up near the mountains, almost all its constructions were built leaning the mountains and near the lake.

Mr White made a fortune speculating in electricity shares, and lost almost all of it in cocoa futures.

In the United States, by contrast, 41% goes for agriculture, almost all of it for irrigation.

Guide: Almost all foreigners visiting China come to Hang Zhou for a visit. Hang Zhou is one of the top tourist attractions in China.

Almost all the big banks offer students interest-free loans, as well as a range of gifts designed to win them over.

The results indicated that birth or trait expression years, age or age of dam and herd had significant effect on almost all traits.

It's a new person and I feel like almost all of the things I didn't want to be and who I turned into kind of got chiseled away.

The difficulty in securing a guilty verdict was in part a result of the police's reliance on confessions for almost all convictions.

In less than two years, he has recruited about 18 postdoctoral fellows, almost all from the United States.

Atypical dysplasia cervical cells transforms to the cervical cancer almost all associated with the long arm of chromosome 3 amplification.

Almost all children now attend primary school and benefit from at least basic literacy.

In 1985, almost all projects with a well-defined Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) used the waterfall model, shown in Figure 1.

The result was that the incomes of almost all industries were exposed.

The religious poetry of almost all peoples is written in just such a semi-comprehensible language.

Almost all of these were breaches involving customers' personal information, which recent state laws have required companies to report.

Then, German, Japanese, Russian, almost all the roaring out of the language body ". "

Earthquake, the collapse of almost all convenience stores, restaurants, smashed beyond recognition, there was looting Chinese shops reflect.

Together, evaporation, transpiration, and sublimation, plus volcanic emissions, account for almost all the water vapor in the atmosphere.

Almost all the spectrometers employed in industry are used for this purpose.

Watermelon Watermelon In addition to fat-free things, and its juice includes almost all the body needs nutrients.

A very important part of the solution to almost all behavior problems is an appropriate exercise program.

He declared a "state of emergency" in the Amazon, suspending almost all constitutional rights.

Almost all people see that the grass is greener on the other hill. They never feel satisfied with what they've already got.

And I enjoy almost all sports , but I especially like tennis and gymnastics .

"Walt Disney used for his cartoons almost all animals, but one, " Miler said. "That was chosen by me. "

Almost all our spacecraft subsystems include spare equipment to increase reliability on the long flight to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt.

That's a higher discount than I give almost all of our customers.

This novel contains almost all the skills and devices (techniques) used in his satirical prose and verse and thus have an outstanding style.

To be fair, the shares of almost all banks in Europe have been hurt by concerns over the government debt crisis (see chart).

Almost all of these shapes are similar to a disk, what originated its common expression "flying disk" .

Sadly, almost all of them are beaten in price by a cheap netbook (or even a laptop) and a wireless broadband dongle from almost any network.

Finally, almost all countries (although not Britain) require aggregate short positions in individual stocks to be disclosed.

Today's tourist are numerous, and most visit the Rano Raraku quarry, which yielded the stones used for almost all of the island's moai.

The information provided today is to present you with an overview, because functions will be used in almost all of your C programs.

But he says he is now happy with a 700-member house church in Haidian district, which meets openly almost all the time.

Search engines come in many flavors and forms, but almost all use some form of term-based indexing to rapidly locate matches.

Almost all Spain's air-traffic controllers have returned to work now, opening the airspace across the country.

Almost all kinds of foreign journals, newspapers and magazines and a number of Chinese magazines as well are available in the reading room.

There are also broader patterns across almost all spammer activities, and some anti-spam techniques try to take advantage of these patterns.

It enables the computer into almost all industries, and even penetrate to the office and home, and for gaming and entertainment.

He said that people who believed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction were almost all wrong.

Almost all equipment connected to A power system is designed to be used at a certain definite voltage.

The material's internal structure absorbs almost all the electromagnetic radiation in a particular range, New Scientist reports.

As shown in the third column of Table 1, almost all of these methods take a CSS3 selector as an optional parameter.

Already, the big state banks have ignored Beijing and dished out almost all the loans they were targeted to extend for the whole year.

Once they reached the leg of the wooden stand, traffic was almost all one way toward the chocolate.

You could have a life filled with all the things you love doing, but it could still be almost all work.

In almost all cases, the results of using a specimen sufficiently contaminated to alter test results simply would BE ruled inconclusive.

This sci-tech system consists of almost all the knowledge that people use to understand and change the world.

Online will let you see the truth about why many so called "fitness experts" are having you do almost all of the WRONG exercises.

Surveys show that almost all big businesses expect their earnings to be affected, with some preparing to move more manufacturing abroad.

As South Sudan's government relies on oil for almost all of its revenue, these comments were bound to provoke.