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Sometimes it stays continuously for a few days and sometimes it comes intermittently, but it is almost always with me.

They almost always come to me at my weakest points, the parts of my life that are most out of alignment with my inner guidance.

In production environments, default mapping almost always do not suffice; some degree of tuning of the mapping is usually required.

For the convenience of the guests, the front desk is almost always located near the hotel's main entrance.

If you think that you are almost always right, or that you "know how things work" , you get be right.

Harry had to admit that she was getting better; it was now almost always possible to distinguish between the hats and the socks.

Because of his huge body and years of such work, now when he finish these, arm pain for a while will almost always.

Growing up in Philadelphia, in a very poor urban neighborhood, I was almost always the only Asian, let alone Chinese kid in school.

StarCraft has almost always been known for its easy to understand gameplay and mechanics.

Upon arrival, I'd sit by him, eat with him, and then ask him for a car ride (to which he almost always obliged).

Once you're on the same network segment, you're almost always able to see all traffic addressed to the machine of interest.

All those who were kidnapped from major cities, like Peshawar, for ransom they almost always ended up in Jani Khel, " he said. "

Part of the reason is that even a well-designed password-based system is usually easy to break since users almost always pick bad passwords.

In stories, the doomed hero is usually saved at the last minute by some stroke of fortune, but almost always his sense of values is changed.

As many of you know, I have a very long history in gaming and my favorite genre of game has almost always been the RTS (Real Time Strategy).

This flag means that this order was not completed. This almost always means that the credit card was not valid for some particular reason.

Small things, like a microscopic world, almost always turn out to be bigger than you think when you zoom in.

then it's an uphill battle, and one I almost always lose. Because after a week or two of doing this, you'll lose enthusiasm.

When you meet those children whom you have not seen for a year or so your first words are almost always, "My dear, you have grown so much. "

Just a few years ago, curvy elements almost always meant slicing up highly customized imagery and adding extra markup.

US foreign policy has almost always been a liberal foreign policy.

Once they see a path forward, the original emotion almost always dissipates, or at least does not feel so overwhelming.

Again, it's easy to focus on intercourse, but intercourse is almost always only one part of sex play.

I heard all the talk about how good she was, but I almost always take everything I hear with a grain of salt.

And so, interestingly, change has almost always for the better, for the people as a whole, if not always been for individuals.

That emotional gut feeling will almost always win over any logical reasons you might have for a change.

Investors will almost always require that the company set aside additional shares for a stock option plan for employees.

When trying to correlate constructs in a WSDL document, keys are almost always a better choice than XPath expressions.

The people were almost always very friendly. He said many people in small villages did not trust him because he was a stranger.

if even a few firms in an industry were unwilling to cooperate ( as was almost always the case ) , the pool arrangements collapsed.

Leaving integration to the end almost always results in time-consuming rework -- sometimes up to 40 percent of the total project effort.

General and serious programmers working hard together before people (including me ) almost always admit this point.

Don't be so pessimistic. Tuberculosis can almost always be cured as long as you take your medicine as instructed.

With me, her point of attack was almost always aimed at my solo status.

almost always. However, sometimes they get mad at me for not giving them any cash.

Note that the reports of flooding are, however, almost always in the regions that would be affected by an 80 rise in sea level.

However, this default form contains minimal formatting and will almost always require editing to have the work item layout that you want.

The ostrich syndrome: we have developed the habit of sticking our heads in the hole, almost always so as not to see problems.

The winners will almost always be those prepared to completely accept technology, entrepreneurship and innovations.

ALWAYS OR ALMOST ALWAYS TRUE OF ME means that the statement is true of you almost always.

Managing directors, next down in the Goldman hierarchy, almost always get windowless inside offices.

But we can almost always tell when the photographer slowed down and actually experienced a bit of the world.

People almost always choose to give them candy as a treat, instead of opting to receive a trick from the children.

It's often easy to take action, but it's almost always easy to not take action.

Bombers like Vertigoes and Orcas can deal quick, heavy damage and almost always escape but may not be able to take the Epic Unit out.

She was almost always among the last to finish.

His sporting brilliance meant he almost always had a girlfriend - they were always flocking round him because he was a footballer.

After an angel round, the founders almost always still have control of the company, whereas after a series A round they often don't.

The French dragoons , to the contrary, used only the point which almost always caused a fatal wound.

He almost always creates works that are recognizably Native American. But he says they do not have to be.

Yet researchers from Stanford University say new treatments are often no better than existing ones, but are almost always more costly.

Once elections were won, the issues that fired up the base almost always took a back seat to the economic concerns of the elite.

We indulged our clients (who, let's face it, almost always want at least three times too much content on any given page).

It might feel difficult and clumsy at the start, but as you gain momentum you'll almost always find your motivation has returned.

Once I log on to the Internet, I can almost always find him in the chat room.

He doesn't spend any time trying to imagine what the market will need next; that guessing game is almost always an unprofitable exercise.

Since the shell is thinnest near the spinal cord, disk material that escapes almost always goes upward, putting pressure on the cord.

In addition, code written by a pair is almost always better than code written by an individual.

VC backed firm is almost always going to be setup for a short-term gain in the hopes of bringing a handsome return on investment later.

They almost always have a bit of juice that you can access using the right formula.

They almost always have to sacrifice at least one of the three.

The money acquired from loans are almost always used to pay for employee salaries.

My room was almost always locked and yours was no different.

As you may recall from previous years, female giant pandas almost always undergo a pseudo pregnancy when they ovulate but fail to conceive.

The great thing about this strategy is that there's almost always an audience craving for the 'never'.

For this reason, compiled languages are more common and are almost always used in professional and scientific applications.

Money spent on research is almost always a good investment, even when t he results of that research are controversial.

A declarative programming style is almost always a more direct way of stating constraints than is an imperative or procedural one.

Field trips to the Empire State Building are almost always accompanied by this warning: don't drop a penny off the top.

When he wishes to refute some doctrine, he states it first, often with great force, and almost always with an attempt at fairness.

People are almost always expected to eat with a knife and fork and these should be held in the correct hand and used in the correct way!

Since U. S. government bonds are among the safest in world, they almost always have lower yields than other bonds of the same maturity.

Foreign journalists in Tripoli are not allowed to travel and report freely and are almost always shadowed by government minders.

Asking for a physical response when brain damage occurs means that our ability to read that response is almost always compromised.

Foreign reporters in Tripoli are not allowed to travel and report freely and are almost always shadowed by government minders.

In my lifetime, I've had a lot to do with glue and the experiences have almost always been disappointing.

Likewise, you almost always call a superclass method at either the start or end of a descendent method body.

First, to avoid network overhead and force adherence to business rules, entity beans are almost always accessed through a session bean.

An intruder will almost always try to install a backdoor on a server in order to have easy access to it at a later point.

First, data cleansing and repository building are almost always carried out on a project by project basis.

And whether they shall be there or not depends almost always upon non-logical, often organic conditions.

But beyond matters of clear self-defence, it would "almost always" be in its interest to use force multilaterally.

English is a funny language; there are almost always two or more words that mean the same thing.

Going out with pals almost always costs more than staying in.

The conventional wisdom almost always sounds smart -- and is almost always wrong. The U.

She lives in Highgate, but comes through the shop almost every morning on her way to work, and "almost always" buys something.

Early rising is, simply by numbers, the best option: you'll almost always get an extra hour or two in your day by doing it.

In previous eras, the rise and fall of great powers has almost always been accompanied by war.

Until air travel became more common these family holidays were almost always spent in one of the coastal seaside resorts.

Not only will the total result with leverage almost always be amplified, but your income is not dependent on only one person.

You almost always need more money than you think, and it takes longer than you think to raise real money.

You will almost always find that they are much more understanding, perhaps even relieved, than you think they will be.

The products of a skilled and gifted humorist, are often funny and almost always readable.

So, yes, Egypt is messy. A young democracy almost always is. Let's get used to it.

Numbers can lie in the short- term , but the truth almost always comes out in the end .

Writing a book in any language but English is, almost always, like throwing a stone into a pond and watching it sink.

If you acquire restricted securities, you almost always will receive a certificate stamped with a "restricted" legend.

I only eat vegetables (scientists call me a herbivore) -- almost always leaves from the tops of trees.

"That first crucial day is almost always lost, " he said.

Caches almost always take the form of object maps with an upper size limit.

Testing methods with high cyclomatic complexity values is almost always like stepping into a maze -- no easy exit in sight.

And monthly lease payments are almost always less than payments would be if you bought the car.

In my early 20s, I rarely went to bed before midnight, and I'd almost always sleep in late.

In Kabul, at least, suicide bombs apparently almost always go off early in the morning.

When you produce things you almost always get credit, if it's a good record, but you hardly ever get the blame if it's not!

The answer: almost always sooner than you think.

This tactic almost always ended with the sniper being killed but caused heavy casualties among the allies.

So it's not easy, because he play -- he touch the ball hard and long and this almost always is a flat ball.

Look in the mirror often, in dreams and real life. In a dream, your face will almost always be distorted in various ways.

An exhibit area, with adjacent loading and storage facilities, is almost always provided as well.

It was a bitter rivalry with Florida almost always getting the upper hand whenever they met.

She and Mrs. Weston were obliged to be almost always either talking together or silent together. Mrs. Elton left them no choice.

The answer is almost always 'No' and this time was no different.

And as a simple tax-raising measure, shifting the burden on to foreigners will almost always play well with the electorate.

Now, we'll almost always look into a suggestion or a problem. But it's very likely we won't change anything.

First, Ajax applications are almost always written for a specific server-side script, servlet, or application.

Of course, economic conditions almost always are more important for the market than are electoral expectations.

Almost always, such discussions conclude with ideas like the above.

Like the Mongols and the Huns in human history, they are a nomadic army. Almost always on the move.

But almost always, at some point, we give in and give up, because otherwise the pressure from the outside is too great, too risky.

And Clinton had violated an essential rule of her job: boring is almost always better.

We introduce the subject of aluminum foil seal, almost always in the domestic market as a whole.

Almost always, once a group like this meets, it can agree on its own importance and the need for another meeting.

And we warn you that there is nothing symmetrical about surprises in the insurance business: They almost always are unpleasant.

Conclusion. Localized neck pain was rare, and neck pain was almost always a part of either regional or widespread pain.

Historically, countries that have suffered debt crises have almost always been helped by a collapse of the exchange rate (see chart).

Of course, when faced with all manner of controlling discourses, simple and brash resistance is almost always terribly ineffective.

But the modern standard is still almost always the choice for formal occasions like political speeches.

Election results have been almost always contested, leading to a rash of coups and mutinies.

Updates to the view should almost always be the result of notification from the model.

In practical terms, this smallest feature was almost always the line that defined the gate electrode on the MOS transistor.

Jim Collins, the author of "Good to Great" , insists that great companies almost always recruit CEOs from within.

Your emotional blackmail will usually hold a Gemini, but sorrow almost always prevails. A very destructive union for both parties involved.

So we know, for instance, that music is almost always the last thing that people with advanced Alzheimer's can still respond to.

But a user interface almost always requires some customization, even when you use the most sophisticated generators.

Any job you aim for while Mars is in your tenth house almost always represents an impressive increase in power, responsibility, and status.

A desktop computer is almost always plugged into a wall socket and might consume 50 watts of electricity.

Game publishers almost always deal with game creators with a proven track record.

The dictators almost always have superiority in military hardware, ammunition, transportation, and the size of military forces.

This phrase is almost always followed by an alternative.

The consensus is almost always wrong in some respect; the question is in which respects the economy will surprise us.

The detection of macroscopic defects almost always implies a corrective action, i. E. The elimination of the defects by mechanical means.

But there's always a few guys, almost always, who are the last ones.

Myocardial infarction almost always results from occlusive coronary artery atherosclerosis.

The thing is that this ill feeling almost always happens under the most pressured circumstances in modern professional football.

And if you are able to really look at yourself, you will almost always see ways in which you contributed to the problem or conflict.

I almost always try to be coherent with my criteria and values.

When I first started teleworking from Dallas to Palo Alto in 1997, I was almost always the only remote person in the meetings I attended.

I conscientiously tried this, but found that my first draft was almost always better than my second.

Archive Trap is almost always going to be free with fetch lands being reprinted.

Of course it's almost always valuable to think comprehensively about a new idea.

That means it's still almost always cheaper to use local freshwater than to desalinate seawater. This price gap, however, is closing.

Lack of preparation in a negotiation almost always sets a person up for failure.

In some ways, he was almost always fully present. He didn't know any other way to be.

In the United States and Canada, usage is increasingly broad in scope, but almost always positive in intent.

Changing attitudes to the colonel highlight the way in which western concern over human rights is almost always coloured by convenience.

Verifying application performance is almost always a secondary concern during application development.

With a plethora of new (and old) companies doing new things, there are almost always a handful of others that sound just like you.

Almost always, anything developed on company time and using company property belongs to the company.

Thus the very long-run course of prices has almost always been upward.

Inventions and innovations almost always come out of laborious trial and error.

Queen Elizabeth II almost always appears in the public with a gracious smile.

Because severe PEM is almost always accompanied by diarrhea, oral rehydration should be started immediately.

Physical activity is almost always a secondary consideration, and then only because of its power to help us lose weight.

The system event for changing or updating a view is almost always (dare I say always? ) a request from the user.

The traditional meal almost always includes a turkey with a bread mixture cooked inside.

An arbitrary key is one column and is almost always smaller than an operationally derived key.

Programs with visual representations of calendars are quite common, and they almost always display one month at a time.

Journalists at upmarket glossy magazines are used to writing promotional copy, but they are almost always paid freelance rates for doing so.

Later proved it all belongs to worry, because " treasure island" where a village, almost always appear a sell-out event.

Later proved it all belongs to worry, because " treasure island" where a village, almost always appear a sell-out event.

And like all the best comedy, the jokes in Bridesmaids almost always illuminate a truth about real life.

Economic recoveries, once they gain momentum, almost always continue unless some external force suddenly intervenes.

"I will tell you this, " Loeb says, "if you rely on emotion and instinct in the face of crisis, you will almost always get it wrong. "

Sparse data is by nature easily compressed , and this compression almost always results in significantly less computer data storage usage.

Commensurate with the additional risk, interest rates for seller paper are almost always higher than those for traditional loans.

More passive children almost always die before reaching adolescence, either by starvation or extermination by their peers.

We find that almost always the objections to God's meticulous providence over all things are moral and philosophical rather than exegetical.

So in other words, it almost always starts from the bottom up.

But you almost always have a choice to do more of what you really want to do. There is always time.

I'm almost always the tallest player on the court, so it feels strange to watch someone smaller jump center.

If someone with a low IQ has low-latent inhibition, it almost always results in mental illness.

The first is almost always a euphemism, because a simple circumcision of the clitoral foreskin is rare.

Conformity almost always leads to a deadening of individual creativity and energy.

Preparing a delta release is almost always a manual task that relies on the developer's knowledge of what has or has not changed.

Like the hyena, it hunts for food at night, almost always alone.

Pneumonia is a common paediatric and juvenile infection, which upon proper treatment will almost always heal completely.

Mr. Oh: Surprisingly, the top five products we sell in all the different markets are almost always the same.

I almost always see exercise gear at garage sales and some of it's even worth buying.

The spread of avian influenza between poultry premises almost always follows the movement of contaminated people and equipment.

Certain issues do get their attention, almost always involving government interference in personal freedoms.

Good ideas are almost always informed by first-hand experience more than brainstorming sessions inside an office building.

In economic optimization problems the variables involved are almost always subject to certain constrains.

The Disney versions almost always have sad beginning, with an overbearing female villain, and the end is predictably a happy one.

The right answer to the question, "What's your salary range? " is almost always some version of "I'm not telling you. "

The tactical logic was coolly efficient: the marines almost always took that same route into the area, today being an exception.

He almost always chooses to dress casual and sporty , but he's aware that in certain situations dressing elegantly is a necessity.

Even after ice melts, some of those tetrahedrons almost always remain, like tiny ice cubes 100 molecules wide.

IDEs are almost always designed for individual programmer productivity, not for consistent builds across a team of developers.

besides, the string is almost always slightly distorted in a lateral direction when pressed down.

It is hard not to agree with Ms Evans, that children from broken homes are almost always more distressed than their parents realise.

Anyone who reads even a few novels about love will swiftly recognise that love in literature is almost always impeded in some way.

It is almost always wrong because its procedures do not track my practice.

Investors who have tried to make money on tech groups with decelerating growth rates have almost always failed.

Likewise, even though business communication is a network, organization charts are almost always tree-shaped.

Doing something is almost always better than not doing anything.

Synchrony heterogeneity: There's almost always a need to support both synchronous and asynchronous interactions between applications.

At 285 pounds and 5 feet 7 inches, I may not be the tallest, but I am almost always one of the biggest passengers on a plane.

Greek and Roman art focuses almost always on the beautiful physique, and this focus, so difficult to shake, endures until the modern age.

"Picking is not a good idea, " Kimball said. "Almost always, your making it worse. "

Unreasonable costs are almost always a sign of more profound problems (e. g. inefficient structures, processes or training).

Almost always, the first thing you should try when configure fails is to run configure -h and checking the list of arguments.

They take everything into account, and by moving slowly and analytically, will almost always come to the right decision.

And few small investors realize that professional traders almost always build a hedge into their positions against being wrong.

Perhaps, but SolarCity CEO Lyndon Rive insists these projects are safe because Americans almost always pay their utility bills.

When you see someone suffering from career apathy, you'll almost always see lots of escapism.

TO The New York Times, the entire world is filled with grievances, and Presi dent Bush is almost always the cause.

The camp's graduates almost always stay in touch, often through social-media networks, including a Project Common Bond page on Facebook.

In sports media gender asymmetry is not infrequent, but it is almost always to the disadvantage of women.

Words like Pakistan and Economy cannot appear in the same sentence. Where as Pakistan and terror of course are almost always together.

You get tunnel vision and you interact in a way that almost always makes your situation worse.

And the tables are occupied by an almost always all-Chinese crowd - 70% are women in their 40s or older.

Contact between the two species was sporadic, and almost always violent.

Well, if you need to ask how to instantly become a monk, you are almost always not ready yet!

Emergency planning is almost always conducted in the face of conflict and resistance.

Whenever a stateless session bean is introduced into an application, some custom code writing is almost always necessary.

Order of terms is almost always important, whereas in pure text-based search, order may not be important.

Homemade food--prepared with fresh ingredients--is almost always better (and healthier) than store-bought items.

Almost always, urban migrants are providing financial support to extended families back home that depend on their income.

The return of your Prenatal Eclipse almost always causes a dramatic turning point in your life.

Y'see, print ads for games almost always followed a time-honored format.

'Male sex offenders are never funny, ' Barbara says, whereas female ones are almost always the butt of jokes, snickered at by men in bars.

Processing tools for XML tend to follow this concept and it is almost always a terrible idea to have one attribute modify another.

Indeed, compromises almost always have to be made for reasons of performance, cost, technology limitations, and so on.

It almost always requires access to the EJB layer, as well as other business-logic components in your application.

We want high productivity, and that, in my opinion, almost always results in low maintainability.

Getting advice from experts and collaborating with similar projects are almost always beneficial.

Investing in private Chinese companies, by contrast, is almost always a long, arduous and costly slog requiring extensive due diligence.

The frames that you see on the call stack are almost always correct, however, assuming you have symbols for all frames.

Also, unanticipated needs almost always arise once a system is in operation.

The truth is that CMPs without CMRs are almost always going to perform significantly worse than handwritten JDBC.

In a world populated by real people, hindsight will almost always reveal such mistakes.

Thus, access violations almost always indicate serious programming errors.

For decades, films and television shows almost always portrayed American Indians as stereotypes.

My advice rarely has anything to do with closing techniques which, in my opinion, are almost always too little too late.

and crossword puzzle diagrams are almost always an odd number of squares on a side.

Our worst enemies are almost always the people who used to be our friends.

The payments almost always go to women, as they are the most likely to spend the money on their families.

On the street, men almost always walk or cross the street on the side of the ladies which is closer to the traffic.

Making a fist and shaking it almost always means that someone is angry and threatening another person.