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It would be excellent for the employee too, as parents know how to produce the sort of unqualified praise that bosses almost never provide.

I think that he gave him to us because Massimo saw in the last year that he did not play much, almost never from the start.

This visual effect is usually very subliminal; site visitors almost never focus on the left and right edges of a layout.

"Yao rarely drinks, almost never. Last night he drank quite a bit, " he said.

John is a hen-pecked husband if there ever was one. His wife almost never lets him out of her sight.

The last time the Spurs blew this sort of lead and lost this sort of close game under this sort of pressure was, well, almost never.

But we almost never hear about great leadership in higher education, and a case can be made that this is because there is very little of it.

Even after he has slept with one of these mythical creatures he will still refer to her as a virgin, and almost never by name.

I gulped back my own feelings of inadequacy. I almost never watch myself back on anything. And I suppose it shows.

It appeared arrogant, as did the fact that she didn`t talk to the other defendants and almost never with her lawyer either.

The close button looks a bit small on the device, but I had no difficulty hitting it and I almost never hit it by accident.

Everyone is nervous at this point, as you may know that professionals almost never complement your work.

a comedy about the greatest love story almost never told. -Romeo and Juliet. Just a suggestion.

Isolation is not always possible with physical ailments; with financial ills, it almost never is.

The word "bomb" was almost never used. A bomb was a "device" .

Our tastes in fashion, and indeed, our ideas in general, are almost never the result of a solo creative effort.

That's why speedreading courses are so popular, despite the fact that you almost never come across anyone who can successfully speedread.

People who want to share their religious views with you almost never want you to share yours with them.

As a group, Ms Ye and her princeling contemporaries are notoriously shy and almost never speak out in public.

He almost never missed a day, and would make it to the office even if others could not.

It is not a sound that is absent, but almost never heard because people do not take the time to hear it.

To leave Madrid is to give a step behind, or nearby, but almost never forward.

Mubarak was typically described as an 'authoritarian' but 'moderate' and 'responsible' leader, almost never as a dictator.

People almost never go to see a doctor when they are sick . But they will take his cars to a "hospital" at the smallest sign of a problem .

Maybe you did not remember me, maybe we almost never had common ground. . .

Coding, whether on the web or on the desktop, is one of those skills you'll almost never regret having.

my dad, who almost never outwardly showed his love for me, had kept the one thing that meant so much to him and me.

She almost never goes to bed before in midnight.

Thanks to your information screen and your new computer, you almost never go into the office anymore.

Fortunately, we almost never have to compute this kind of thing because, after all, it's not a very relevant quantity.

Apple does not directly manufacture anything itself and almost never discloses the names of its suppliers.

I almost never eat dessert, or drink alcohol, or eat red meat, or eat cheese. . . but for September, I'm giving up Tasti D-Lite, as well.

He almost never missed a day, and would make it to the office even ifothers could not.

At the same time, certain types of co-viewer groups, such as a group of men going to a romantic movie, almost never occur.

Some pilots tell CNN they almost never encounter an air mars.

I remember, as a teacher in the UK, witnessing the endless initiatives to get kids to read. They almost never met with much success.

Leehom: Even though I almost never get to see them, my family is so important to me.

He Ranfeng admitted that ever since leaving Hejialiang, the children's tuition fees were almost never paid on time.

(3) As parents know how to produce the sort of unqualified praise that bosses almost never provide.

He had almost never been sick during his entire life.

In strict truth an invention is almost never the sole product of any one mind.

Despite what you see in the movies, vampire bats almost never drink human blood.

Controlling for inflation takes extra work and makes stock gains look punier, so it is easy to see why stock analysts almost never do it.

Greatly increasing the privileges of your service is almost never the right thing to do.

Ren almost never gives interviews and would not comment for this article.

No, the claim to be defending language for the sake of clarity almost never, ever holds water.

Unfortunately, we little spoke about planning and almost never about the regulation measures of its development.

By default, the javac compiler thinks all of these are the current working directory, which is almost never what you want.

You will almost never have crystal clear clarity, so you will have to work through confusion and uncertainty.

Why? Because we almost never take the time to analyze and understand our problems before we try to solve them. We think we do, but we don't.

Almost never has anyone intentionally and thoughtfully designed an organization to achieve planned growth and stability.

Bonobo mothers almost never discipline their young even when they steal food right out of mom's mouth!

We all love Linux and open-source, and I almost never take my death-ray to work.

Even if he says, 'I'm sorry I really wanted to keep you, but they made me lay you off, ' that's almost never true.

CA: So you make an effort to ensure the documents are legitimate. But you actually almost never know who the identity of the source is.

This is an unusual pattern for a workload; generally, long lived data is either almost never changed or changed frequently.

Historically, they were quite healthy, she says; they almost never suffered from heart disease.

Bonobo mothers almost never discipline their young even when they steal food right out of mom's m out h!

I released early and often (almost never less often than every ten days; during periods of intense development, once a day).

Unlike Google, Naver almost never collaborates with smaller companies on new services, but builds everything itself.

The sun shines almost all the time in summer, and almost never in winter.

I always think I will. . . get through all or most of it, and I almost never get even half done.

They are almost never home in NYC as they need to travel around the world all the time.

Note that although this document primarily covers micro-optimizations, these will almost never make or break your software.

"Not surprising, " I told her. "Halitosis almost never arises from the esophagus, stomach, or intestine. "

Fortunately, this very severe complication is rare and almost never occurs after transfusion of irradiated blood.

It was almost never heated in winter, nor was it used much in summer either.

Over the years, in addition to openings for money, his son almost never take the initiative to talk to him.

He was sorry for the birds, especially the small delicate dark terns that were alawys flying and looking and almost never finding.

The owners of those computers are almost never ware they are part of an attack.

The girl almost never goes shopping with her parents.

Personally, I would almost never recommend using the on-camera flash of a compact digital camera.

Classmates say Cho almost never opened his mouth because of speech difficulties.

He is perhaps the most recognizable man in fashion, almost never seen without his dark glasses, a silver ponytail and fingerless gloves.

Almost never does it maximize your gain of knowledge and experience, but that can be offset by rapid and important publications.

Because we almost never take the time to analyze and understand our problems before we try to solve them.

She used the mansion as a residential area, and almost never set her foot in the old castle.

It is almost never granted, and movement beyond the valley including the capital, Imphal, is banned altogether.

While this is great long-term strategy, it almost never works in practice on a project with a tight schedule and budget.

Try to find the hiring manager (HR is too busy, and they almost never want to hear from you).

Personal confrontations with bullies are almost never productive.

Trajectories, thank goodness, are almost never three-dimensional.

the event of interest is almost never observed in all subjects at the end of study.

Since my high school years, and you almost never spoken to you about a not Zhengyan Kan.

Chinese-grown wheat is almost never suitable for making croissants and other Western delicacies, agriculture experts said.

For such things Afrikaans is also occasionally used, especially in the Western Cape province, but almost never an African tongue.

There's almost never a hardware maintenance, repair or upgrade situation that doesn't require the use of a screwdriver.

Perfect congruence almost never occurs, and effective team building doesn't require absolute conformity among team members.

Jennifer, from New York, can almost never forget a face, even a chance encounter on the subway 20 years ago.

The most menacing problem, Ethiopia's rapidly growing population, is almost never discussed.

How did we do it? But my daughter never shared a room and almost never had to share a bathroom.

He dresses in Western suits and reads the foreign press regularly, though almost never the local papers.

Still, I thought it'd come to this. You two are just too close, you're almost never apart!

The original problem is almost never so bad that it's worth five times the effort to solve it.

Its consultants almost never even divulge their clients' identities.

She's balanced indie flicks with big budget actioners, almost never compromising her raw talent.

All of them knew that I almost never got angry, when they saw this situation, all became silence.

And my family almost never orders fish without picking one out themselves.

The assert() macro is commonly used on PC platforms, but almost never used on small embedded systems.

Such committees, being evenly balanced, almost never succeed in making unequivocal judgements.

I almost never look at a profit and loss statement without also looking at a balance sheet.

B. It's almost never necessary to hurt other people's feelings.

Really? I almost never eat breakfast especially during the week.

We almost never acknowledge the ways in which places have improved.

Rape is "substantially under-reported" by women, but men almost never report it, said Dolan.

You almost never hear someone say the office.

Beyond this, Mr Jenkyn-Jones says the sector has almost never looked so favourable with low valuations and high growth potential.

To appreciate the significance of these numbers, you need to know that American consumers almost never cut spending.

You almost never see float variables or literals in Java code; doubles are much preferred.

A 1996 treaty called the Government Procurement Agreement has almost never been enforced.

The details of those talks are almost never disclosed.

While the content pane still exists, you almost never need to work with it directly.

The incentive to fight for first votes is weaker for candidates from the three smaller parties, since they almost never win districts.

But the combination of abundance and weak government almost never has a happy outcome in Africa.

At that time, advertisers' demand for ad space always outstripped supply, but I almost never failed to deliver my clients' requests.

I can tell you now it almost never comes off my camera.

Dogs are often praised for their loyalty; they almost never abandon their masters.

There are in fact almost never any profit opportunities of this kind in foreign currency markets.

Except in pieces choreographed by others, she almost never did anymore.

Anne McAndrews, a 21-year-old marketing major at Emerson College in Boston, says she and her friends almost never talk on the phone.

Once you've defined your top values clearly and commit them to paper, they almost never leave you.

Malignant melanoma can begin in moles but almost never before puberty.

Museums rarely sell their holdings and almost never let go of top-quality pieces.

Those extra steps are so difficult and painful they almost never get done.

Golasa is a fearless player, who almost never loses his temper and has immense determination to succeed.

Japanese women almost never say bad things about Japanese men in public or in the media.

Your father almost never won our coin tosses. And I do hope you've inherited his luck.

As there is no way in hell that they would let you get off and as aeroplanes almost never crash, I am going to ignore your direct question.

They don't understand that these things seem the same, but they're almost never the same.

But such complaints almost never happen, Corrales said.

They almost never bombed at night, but the raids of their aviation started in the morning.

Pitching a potential client is almost never a one-size-fits-all proposition.

Some economists insist that bubbles never or almost never occur.

For this reason it is almost never presented as a complaint by the patient or the family.

Such formal methods may help us sharpen our logic, but we almost never apply them in the real world.

A creative person will almost never follow a set pattern in developing an idea.

She eats lots of vegetable to maintain her body shape, and almost never eats meat.

When people are preoccupied , they almost never keep eye contact.

Henry II, like his predecessors, almost never visited Kent.

An adult child of divorce added: 'My parents almost never fought, and they were suddenly divorced.

Companies almost never win a political battle without doing so.

The Indians found in literature almost never talk, and never weep or smile.

Other brokers honor their prices only when the trader is wrong, and almost never when prices are moving in your favor.

People are very, very bad at predicting the future, and things almost never work out the way we expect.

But in Wintour's case the extraordinary thing is that she almost never is wrong.

Therefore, interaction techniques like drag-and-drop should almost never be used on web sites.

Even when the Lakers suck, which is almost never, you still have bragging rights over every other team in the league, INCLUDING Boston.

He marshals his arguments well, and almost never loses a court case.

I almost never cook with it.

One almost never sees voluntary self-restraint.

People who live with farm animals almost never have allergies.

If the dogs are not wearing tags they almost never make home again.

Antibiotics are almost never needed.

Aircraft are almost never seen in the skies above central Beijing, which is restricted airspace.

It's almost never a good idea to please people who are News of the World journalists in disguise.

So Paul can say you have been justified, but Paul almost never acts like Christians have been saved.

All circumstances will almost never be in your favor.

Whoops! Well, almost never failing.

as a metaphor is that the DNA of a person almost never changes.

Finally almost never get it to capture the.

My educated dad gave a lot by the way of time and knowledge, but almost never gave away money.

TWO things that almost never happen looked set to happen on Thursday January 24th.

The old lady almost never goes outside in the winter.

Littering is almost never allowed.

I will also just go up and rub their shoulders, they almost never refuse.

On the other hand, access to SYSTEM. ADMIN. COMMAND. QUEUE is almost never required by an adjacent queue manager.

Best of all--it's almost never too late.

Student loan debt can almost never be discharged in abankruptcy.

She almost never speaks English after class, because she is afraid of making mistakes in grammar.

Dogs almost never wag their tails when alone.

Unfortunately, the reality is that the data is almost never available in the format you need most.

When we ask women how they want their children to live, they almost never say 'like me. '

This is great if you work at a company that has thousands of machines lying around, but that is almost never the case.

When I do think of quitting, it's almost never to stay home with my two kids.

She almost never spoke that, love me, even in my birthday.

How come sex with hot people is almost never as hot?

There are almost never any sick days in the restaurant business.

But, Field said, it almost never was.

Seldom did the soldier have a toothbrush and almost never any tooth paste.

Confirming a meeting in China is almost never an easy thing. Signing a contract in China is never, ever, ever easy.

Skim milk is almost never skim milk.

Maniche 5. 5 - Didn't make many obvious mistakes, but almost never did anything more than necessary either.

She's almost never at home.

Putting the link inline almost never works (0. 002%), and at the start of the text, it's utterly useless (0%).

Papillary craniopharyngiomas, on the other hand, almost never show epithelial keratinization or calcification.

We hardly ever go out these days. We almost never go out these days.

The staff work and live in giant factory-cities that they almost never leave.

I should confess that while I almost never watch TV, I do occasionally watch "made for TV" programs which I have downloaded (to avoid ads).

You have almost never own it nor enjoy it veritably even it ruined.

The need to get to zero emissions in keysectors almost never gets mentioned.

The point is this: difficult conversations are almost never about getting the facts right.

I hardly ever(=almost never)go out these days.

People in that line of work almost never do quit.

For example, when pre-crisis economists talked about the commodity boom, they almost never mentioned easy money.

Once the time is fixed, it will almost never be changed.

They have less knowledge about relevant Open Access journals and they almost never publish in these kinds of journals.

TWO things that almost never happen in America looked set to occur on January 24th.

For example, dropping litter is almost never allowed.

The one piece of jewelry I almost never take off is my cross necklace I got from my parents when I was very young.

They almost never do more than that.

In my day-to-day life I almost never speak English and my travels and scope of friendships have been greatly enriched because of this.

I have a friend who never exercises unless she's training for a marathon ; as a consequence , she almost never exercises .

You should almost never have to escape HTML quotes in a string, because you can just alternate your quoting style, like so

Java programmers almost never write code like that, even though it's syntactically correct. They write it like so

You are almost never late for your appointments

And i, I'm almost never afraid now

I think he's (kind of) (unhealthy) because he almost never exercise

we almost never had a fight