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Almost every time an observant friend comes to call, he finds her house to be in perfect condition, nothing out of place.

You'll find that almost every other dieter will tell you to weigh yourself only once a week.

In almost every case output shrank for the first two or three years of the process.

Almost every morning Bartimaeus would probably pick up his walking stick to help him find his way to the Jericho city gate.

Almost every man is guilty of it: trying to impress women so that they will date you, sleep with you, stay with you, etc.

So it really pushes you to watch the whole map and always be on your guard on almost every point of the map at all times.

Almost every situation allows for a bit of levity, so remain humble and try seeing the humorous side of things.

As the NEA's research director, Sunil Iyengar, points out, almost every demographic and ethnic group seems to be reading more.

Almost every one of us with such a mentality, such as the time for you money, such as the well-being of others to you.

She was a person of quite extraordinary cheery religious fervour -- in almost every sentence she referred to the Lord.

Almost every week now there seems to be a report suggesting that we are all being driven crazy by the bother of email.

As you know, this happens in almost every business, if not by the boss, then a manager or employee.

"Setting aside significant currency effects, we produced improved results in almost every operation of our business, " he said.

This is nothing but a struggle with the midseason doldrums. This happens to almost every great team. It happened to Man U last campaign.

Almost every structure in the wind tunnel was a one-of-a-kind installation.

Almost every lesson from the Mobot Lab seems to teach that there is no mind without body in a real unforgiving world.

The result of Wiener's book was that the notion of feedback penetrated almost every aspect of technical culture.

Those figures found a ready place in almost every news report about the Doha round that autumn.

In the end of almost every month she had to mortgage her china, from her family, or her tablecloths.

Over the long term, common stock, by means of capital growth, yields higher returns than almost every other investment.

In England one can go though almost every kind of weather to be found in a year, whether the best or the worst, all in one day!

Gosh, I seem to put this one on almost every list. But if I left it off this list I would be doing you a disservice.

The open source extensions available through MuleForge [7] make it a compelling option for almost every problem.

With discoveries in methods to preserve food, almost every kind of food can be frozen and yet keep its original flavor.

New shares, sub-IPO seems to be hot forever two cities, almost every one will be the performance of new shares Quotes times.

Furthermore, the ability of man to colonize almost every part of the world is at least in part due to his adaptability with regard to food.

What would I have done without that advertisement? It seemed to stare back at me in almost every Tokyo subway car I squeezed into.

I'd like to say the same thing about ourselves, but what happened the last game is nothing really different from almost every game.

Almost every traveler has had at least one pretty severe bout with what seems to be reverse culture shock.

Almost every major product launch had gone well, its retail strategy had been a triumph and its share price was soaring.

Almost every family seems to have suffered the death or injury of a loved one.

It shows up in almost every one of these places where Paul or Peter or James talks about change, personal change.

Almost every player will have a contract with an agent, but that will not stop middlemen from trying to broker moves.

And therefore almost every mountaineer has with him or her a device which converts mechanical energy into electricity.

If almost every comment anyone submits ends up in your moderation queue, there's probably a problem with your spam words list.

The star should not speak for the products responsible for this subject, like a time bomb, detonated almost every year.

In 1980 almost every Soviet family had an electronic device that had actually been a good copy of gadgets produced by Nintendo company.

Yes, a bit. Of course I have. I go almost every night if I can.

A remarkable feature of the Arab revolts is the degree to which almost every incident is documented, usually by cellphone camera images.

At some point, almost every parent, teacher, or kid gets caught up in a battle of paperwork, stress, and heartache.

He and his wife Song Qi prefer domestic travel, making short trips almost every month to nearby Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

They spend almost every night in the library and had never been able to just take a break and have fun.

While earnings growth slowed, it was still quick enough to be the envy of almost every other major financial sector in the world.

Almost every other mini now seems to be a Cooper, so the badge has become less special.

It's walking distance to almost every big attraction in Istanbul, they have free wifi and internet, and a great free breakfast as well.

The contract I'm about to break is the one that sits at the bottom of almost every business e-mail.

The party has finished opening branch offices in almost every township in Shan State except in the south and east, he said.

Synergy has been used as part of the justification for almost every takeover since Alexander moved into Egypt.

And he took lithium, and he went down the line. And it works almost every time.

I think Denmark was a bit spoiled a few years ago and played in almost every tournament, even though we are a small country.

Stem cells are primitive cells from early-stage embryos capable of developing into almost every tissue of the body.

Collectibles have been a part of almost every culture since ancient times.

Not anymore. Now I work nine hours a day, and I get a good sleep almost every night. No more burning the candle at both ends.

In almost every case when someone says, "You are not living up to your potential, " the proper answer is, "So what? "

Almost every book has a good point or two, but it is highly unlikely that you need to read every page of the entire book.

Even as the company grew, the two men could jointly manage almost every aspect of the business.

The minimax tree is at the heart of almost every board game program in existence.

At almost every British university, there is an ISOC to which practising Muslim students, seeking soulmates, soon gravitate.

No doubt the Europeans would be pressed by the US to follow a more expansionary policy, as they have been in almost every past year.

Almost every man wastes part of his life attempting to display qualities which he does not possess.

Even though I have been a TT user for years, I found new information on almost every page, either in a function or in an example given.

almost every kind of food can be frozen and yet keep its original flavor.

I saw him at a bar with some ugly hooker that he was feeling up in almost every picture.

He witnessed Williams dishing and delivering to his teammates, picking up an assist almost every couple of minutes he was on the floor.

He will surely continue speechifying from the back benches, as he did in the previous parliament, on almost every topic under the sun.

Almost every asset class seems to be fraught with danger.

Almost every morning I receive invitation cards to visit exhibitions, on which are illustrations of the machines displayed.

With almost every step, Jane's foot would kick the ball, sending it flying across the gymnasium.

In almost every case, the women she meets believe they are the only ones ever to have struggled with the issue.

Now he's running for President, and on the surface he seems in almost every way the wrong man for the times.

Almost every major database today uses some method of updating catalog statistics to provide the best information possible to its optimizer.

I'm just telling myself that the first half of this class, I've been doing well and I comprehended almost every important point thoroughly.

In a contractor's organization partners do not exist because almost every contractor is a limited company .

Pity the children of China: from toddlerhood onward, they spend almost every waking moment studying.

Almost every field of science engineering and clinical practice is involved in trying to get this to happen.

Working safely requires you to make conscious decisions about how you sit, stand, lift, and almost every thing that you do.

Other reports say the U. S. economy has been losing thousands of jobs almost every month for the past two years.

In almost every culture in the world, the answer to fear is to cover it up rather than deal with it.

Then I do, I try to remember my mail postal district of the name, residence, then I look almost every family has to put every familiar.

In almost every one , Tom gets in trouble with his owner, while Jerry laughs at him.

Gosh, I seem to put this one on almost every list.

These genes are involved in the action of a hormone that affects almost every kind of cell in the body.

Almost every language has its own linguistic devices which can be used to substitute some elements appearing in the previous text.

ZED standard house types also offer increased amenity by providing almost every home with its own private garden.

This causes diseases in almost every organ, but in particular it damages two of the most vital ones, the heart and brain.

At the center of almost every snow crystal is a tiny mote of dust, which can be anything from volcanic ash to a particle from outer space.

A more enjoyable form of entertainment is the picnic. Americans are great picnickers , and almost every family has a picnic basket.

L-Glutathione is a small molecule made up of three amino acids, which exists in almost every cell of the body.

Meg has a very active social life. She goes out with friends almost every night.

Beginning in 1949 almost every carrier deployed with at least one Sikorsky as the duty "angel" to retrieve downed fliers.

This sort of epiphany waits in almost every bay and inlet of South Georgia.

Almost every kind of energy can produce a new machining method.

[But] we don't enjoy the sort of communication that I have with almost every other military leader in Asia.

Almost every MP, including then-Prime Minister Gordon Brown, was caught up in the scandal.

Almost every small business would like to grow its revenues, but most are only working with teams of a few employees.

Although the reality is cruel for almost every character in this fiction, the positive side of humanity and love is always brighter.

These two basic methods are very important to understand fully, since they appear in almost every computer algorithm ever made.

Almost every interviewee said he had paid a bribe for his.

In almost every residential community, there was a handful of houses where all the kids hung out after school, in the evening, on weekends.

We feature almost every top-of-the-line car imaginable as well as a full line of sport-utility vehicles and luxury sedans.

The best possible thing to do now is learn to love bear markets. It's the only time almost every stock goes on sale.

Almost every country that has voiced an opinion has expressed a preference for a different formula to determine their economic weight.

Some records appear in almost every edition of the book, like the tallest and shortest people and the oldest man and woman in the world.

Maintenance is one of the duties that almost every underwater photographer wishes they didn't have to do.

We do not provide them directors and officers liability insurance, a given at almost every other large public company.

During almost every one of the periodic crises that affect mercantile economies, voices are raised saying "Marx was right after all" .

Under their direct democracy, where almost every government action can be challenged by referendum, confidentiality is seen as a right.

Noise was a small problem only one night. . . there was a family with a baby next door, and we could hear almost every word.

Almost every type of foodstuff is to be found in the supermarket, including meat, eggs, fruit, fresh vegetables, canned goods and bread.

I think almost every girl has had a dream of meeting your Prince Charming and falling into a deep deep love hole.

Almost every item of housing markets, there are bound to break, worked long queues waiting to schedule the scene.

However, notice that I said "almost every time. "

In the latest debate among the candidates, admittedly on economic issues, he managed to advertise this scheme in almost every answer.

In almost every culture, it is not usually good to stand too close to someone of a higher rank.

People from almost every part of this planet flocked to China, they witnessed the great event and our economic achievement.

We teamed up with attorneys general in almost every state to investigate and crack down on the practices that caused this mess.

Since ancient times, marriage is vital to people's life in an activity, in almost every culture has held society wedding customs.

In almost every area of the world, we have been living off capital-warding off the immediate, rarely dealing with underlying problems.

Considering neon signs last a good deal of time too, they more than make up their cost in almost every instance.

Almost every time I try to interview a Chinese about the system here, I hear grousing rather than praise.

Given that this is a wretched literary genre in which almost every example is lamentable, to find the very worst is a tall order.

Comparing himself to a windblown cloud, he wandered for five months, from spring through fall, exulting in almost every view.

To me, almost every one of us is a raconteur of the world's secrets, because each one of us possesses a unique world view.

There have been changes over the years, but one thing remains the same: my message to children at the end of almost every visit.

The author implies that almost every animal is able to protect itself from destructive forces by doing which of the following ?

It's given me a perspective on what's important in almost every phase of my life.

But, with the crisis having originated at the core of the global system rather than the periphery, almost every one of them is weaker.

Diabetes is associated with long-term complications that affect almost every part of the body.

Today the word "Walkman" is in almost every major dictionary.

Since the Reagan-Thatcher revolution of the 1980s, governments of almost every ideological stripe have embraced entrepreneurship.

In almost every other race of animals each individual, when it is grown up to maturity, is entirely independent.

Ever since he'd become a Christian and a missionary for the Lord, he had faced almost every need imaginable.

Have I convinced you, dear Gemini, that almost every sign of the zodiac will want to trade places with you in February?

Distribution and the moving of goods remains one of the biggest headaches for almost every company looking to sell products across China.

Mysticism touches almost every aspect of life in Indonesia and business is no exception.

The vigorous developing Internet has influenced almost every aspect of Chinese society and citizen participation is no exception.

I have one of these hand sprays within reach at all times, no joke. I have one in almost every room in the house and in all my bags.

I have no less than 100 times the dream of you, almost every night you have to go back to my dream figure.

Overall, the Sharan will likely be bigger in almost every way, with third-row retractable seats being introduced on the next generation.

C1: The U. S. A. is leading the world in almost every field. It attracts talents from all over the world.

Almost every big emitter had made a commitment on emissions, with the US, India and China being the last to make announcements.

As he puts it: "Communist parties have existed in almost every area of the globe except the polar ice caps. "

In this version, almost every hand is scored as though the players were playing three different games.

"Almost every country that has an open society is going to have some kind of opinion television programming, " says Mr Shine.

I used to scoff at job descriptions that required Web developers to have some experience in almost every major language of the day.

The only problem: Those money managers have been saying this almost every month for years.

He was rough. . . -So I'm very appreciative. -. . . and he also accused you almost every time of being a liberal.

Obviously I prefer to be the leader, rather than the chaser I used to be almost every season there.

E-mail technology has become a fast and economical means of modern communication and almost every Internet user has one mailbox.

Despite initially struggling in the Premiership, he emerged as Arsenal's top goal-scorer for almost every season of his tenure there.

Almost every of the history books are saturated with a variety of natural and man-made epidemic of blood and tears.

I've been told I have excellent people skills. I get along well with almost every one and I have no trouble getting to know new people.

Almost every Chinese family we know here in New Jersey has at least one female driver who has been involved in a car crash.

Chinese New Year, almost every family have to be a cake pan, so called "Nian Xia dishes. "

Anyone traveling around the Finnish countryside on Christmas Eve will see smoke rising from almost every sauna house.

Solar flares unleash bright flashes of light of almost every colour, along with streams of charged particles.

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

As California wrestles with a horrendous budget deficit, the axe hangs over almost every area of state spending, from welfare to education.

At almost every stop, Obama has made clear that the U. S. is but one actor in a global community.

Accept the problem. This is the one I try to do first when I run into a problem and I use it almost every time.

Assessment can be a broad term covering activities in the areas of testing, measuring, and evaluation in almost every field.

These difficulties cover almost every aspect of your life, including language, daily matters, feelings , and study.

At a time when almost every existing word in the language has been trademarked, the option of coining a name is becoming more popular.

He works overtime almost every night and in the weekends he often brings homework to do from his office.

This section focuses on device drivers for some important devices that are normally used in almost every embedded environment.

Almost every politician promises to increase the rate of productivity growth on being elected; few achieve success.

Therefore, I read through a large number of English novels to increase vocabulary, almost every night to listen to VOA and BBC.

These are just some of the bizarre remarks from an British man who sleep talks almost every night , according to his wife .

Almost every traditional festival in China comes with its own festive dish, and the Lantern Festival is no exception.

Almost every word we use has this feeling of measurement so the words affect our reactions and reactions deepen the sense of comparison.

In almost every case, investigators found documents confirming major elements of his account.

He is a good husband, father, and grandfather, exactly what people look for in a man in almost every society.

With China becoming the biggest market for another product or commodity almost every week, the age of the Chinese consumer is upon us.

With it's powerful technical advantages, streaming media rapidly permeate almost every field of our society.

In almost every case, the reason things do not work out is cultural problems rather than job skills.

The sacking was vetoed by the president, Ram Baran Yadav, with encouragement from almost every other political party.

Right now it's valued higher than almost every other card I've mentioned due to its mythic rare status.

In almost every branch of civil engineering and architecture, extensive use is made of reinforced concrete for structures and foundation.

GMC systems play a role in almost every piece of automated equipment aimed at achieving higher agility and flexibility in operations.

In almost every conversation Nixon asked me in his elliptical manner whether his two closest aides should resign.

These things are so common that they can almost seem like cliches, as you've probably seen them in almost every romantic comedy ever made.

Almost every pair of eyes went to the floor or met another's. I heard someone take a deep breath. Shayna answered me.

and it is to be noticed that in almost every case there is clear evidence that the god sacrificed himself to himself.

If intergalactic space is capable of creating an open-ended stream of explanations, then so is almost every other environment.

Lacking electricity, almost every household in the region depends on charcoal for boiling water and cooking.

Almost every time the Rockets play them, they're made to look terrible.

Hotels are less than half full: almost every week a business conference or international sporting event is cancelled.

A YEAR ago almost every economy in the world was being walloped.

Almost every Cancerian individual will be overwhelmed by a strong desire for internal and external changes.

The problem is bewildering. Along a 17-hour drive from Tokyo to Kesennuma, cars snaked in a line out of almost every petrol station.

Almost every business in this country, from a dog photographer to a fancy resort and spa, had a card.

Barriers to entry in almost every industry have come crashing down, opening vast opportunities for small companies.

Like almost every other country, its foreign policy is based not on morality but primarily on its own national interest.

In almost every discussion there is bound to be some disagreement, Don't expect unanimity.

Such paranoia is widespread in Asia, where almost every country was at the mercy of western powers for several hundred years.

The number of new models from almost every major manufacturer in the market attests to the demand for the format.

They note that almost every one in a soap opera has a serious emotional problem, or is guilty of a crime.

Short sellers, or "shorts, " have been blamed for almost every financial crisis in the 400 years since the Dutch episode.

My colleagues and I worked almost every night, weekend, and holiday to transform our dream into an enterprise.

You see her at almost every rally in Washington, chanting slogans and carrying signs that demand equal rights for women.

Spam (SPiced hAM) is a staple diet of many Filipinos and is found in almost every food cupboard in the Philippines.

Amazing as it may seem, by using this charm the king always won! Before long, the royal priest lost almost every penny he owned.

The wonderboy had also introduced me to Alejandro's restaurant where I would dine and hang out almost every night.

Then there is Iran, the abiding preoccupation, not to say obsession, of almost every Israeli policymaker.

In almost every case, the cease-fire groups either rejected the BGF plan outright and called for certain conditions to be met.

Advantages, disadvantages is almost every wants everyone to help him frowning, seek to find some hope to finally carry.

Almost every one of the world's large financial institutions are beefing their private banking operations.

She said she bought "almost every brand" in the store.

By 1900, almost every house had a clock, and nearly every well-dressed gentleman wore a watch on a chain tucked in his vest pocket.

The old gentleman died: his will was read, and like almost every other will, gave as much disappointment as pleasure.

Almost every hotel and inn was full. Finally they stayed in a stable and baby Jesus was born there.

But there were some very important exceptions. In almost every instance of a switch, China's capital remained Peking.

Since then, say its critics, it has embarked on a power grab, taking over almost every independent institution.

The production of almost every complex manufactured product now involves input from a dozen countries in a tight global supply chain.

Almost every department store has a team of women who will size you up (for free) for specially engineered lingerie.

Computers are permeating almost every aspect of our lives, including many areas previously untouched by technology.

Almost every poll since the start of the year has put Mr Sarkozy in top position in the first round.

The blackouts are being rolled across thousands of streets in rural areas, suburbs and city centers in almost every county in the UK.

If you look around the world today, it is clear that almost every institution, from the army to the banks, is becoming increasingly complex.

Brokeback Mountain and its director Ann Lee have won almost every major award this season and are considered the favorites tonight.

In almost every human society, he notes, men who hold power have, "for better or worse, " numerous chances to be unfaithful to their wives.

Costume Ball Barbie. . . -Once upon a time, before there was Barbie, almost every doll in America. . .

Now, as tourists hurtle into space and almost every failed state seems poised to go ballistic, rocket science seems less sophisticated.

I remember almost every one of my teachers in primary and secondary school.

As with almost every other major decision in life, you need to do what is right for you and not anyone else.

Almost every child in the United States now plays in youth soccer leagues, a boom that has come very clearly at baseball's expense.

It is the dream of almost every young lady to have a beautiful, memorable wedding ceremony, with all her friends present.

I use Quantity on almost every system I work with, but I rarely use it to represent physical units.

From Indonesia to the Caribbean to S America reports of rain have been inserted into almost every report of sudden or unusual flooding.

He sees his wife's relations almost every week.

Risk is mounting in almost every asset class as a result of the Federal Reserve's low interest rate policy.

Almost every movie today goes through a digital stage at some point in its production.

Almost every month we all can see some new changes, some of them are competitors of the merged, some of them are between new technology.

We were in there almost every single day, I think my producer's wife was jealous about the amount of time we were together.

At the turn of seasons there is usually a clearance sale of some goods in almost every store.

Almost every university worth its name has formed an alliance with a leading Chinese institution.

Maybe you exceed company expectations in almost every measurable category directly pertaining to your position.

The DPJ is keen to differentiate itself from the LDP in almost every respect, and foreign policy is no exception.

Almost every year new tourist attractions opening to the outside world, has a new monthly Hotels, the hotel business listing.

Almost every way of life in the medieval period was washed away by the tide of change.

But then Mr Huff, who sits on the state's education committee, realised that almost every group was pushing its own history.

Almost every city have river, lake or sea which has connection with it. They witness the city in the past, present and future.

Governments, businesses, almost every arena of human societal organization, is not willing to wait that long.

Because almost every time we make a decision we use assumptions that oftentimes deal with contradictions.

But this delivery centre, where in normal times a new car would be handed over almost every minute, is almost deserted.

Jennifer loves to party. She goes out dancing with her friends almost every night.

Guidelines were written, or should I say, loosely enforced rules about almost every topic under the sun.

And almost every one of those was a failure.

Play with the extinction box almost every customs patterns are very cartoon, the same clearance for each box must Extinction do.

Almost every change can be the source of the stress, and these sources of the stress are called stress affair.