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Mr. Jandali said he had almost no contact with him and also has a strained relationship with Ms. Simpson.

Now the man of whom a year ago almost no one had heard is in a position to re-shape Russia and the world.

Almost no developer in their right mind would put so much work into a FAQ to make it do all the things a FaqMe page does.

She finds a secretary's job very boring-some days there's almost no work for her at all, and she just sits there twiddling her thumbs.

Almost no one questions the legal right to build the mosque, so if that's all he wanted to say, there was no need for Obama to speak out.

The air was cool and clear, there was almost no traffic, and the trees were just beginning to turn.

When he took office in 2004 the city was heavily indebted, transport links were poor and there was almost no foreign investment.

We all know that the U. S. financial crisis, almost no people on earth people do not know.

But almost no one seems to believe that those ratings reflect the financial health of the companies.

At the start of this marine epic, almost no one believed that this was a mission that could be successfully completed.

None of them appeared to be injured, just shaken up and hungry after more than two days with almost no food.

In retrospect, what I remember about that was that there was almost no security.

'He has almost no incentive to stay in this country, and every incentive and resource with which to leave, ' he added.

With only breathing tubes and mini navigation equipment above the surface, they leave almost no wake, making them hard to spot from the air.

The reason is often that the pressure from their parents allows them almost no time for other activities.

The Spa for which Sir Thomas hankered was in a little town in Belgium, a sort of hideaway really because almost no one had heard of it.

It has changed so much that there are almost no words said the same way today as in Old English.

After I finished it, I sent it to one of my German friends. He said there were almost no mistakes in my email.

At midnight, the sky become clear and the stars were bright. there was almost no wind, only the sound of the fired.

And without such unbending zeal, almost no undertaking is likely to fulfil the promise with which it was established.

His body , she later discovered, bore almost no bruises, but was full of strange, painful swellings, and there was a welt above one eye .

Remember that in May, its sister bill PIPA passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee in just two weeks and with almost no opposition.

With almost no hope of a big new pact, many expect progress on the formation of a global Green Climate Fund to be one of its few successes.

Gordon Hui, managing director of Sunseeker Asia Ltd. , said that until two years ago, it had almost no sales to Chinese customers.

And the detailed features of the elliptical asymmetry suggest that this surprising liquid flows with almost no viscosity.

In Canada, Ivory Park named Ehud good old man, mentioned her name, almost no one I do not know.

During most of August, you'll be busy, and there's almost no indication that this month you will be taking off for a holiday.

There had been almost no rain at all that year.

Critics of the council say that this is too soon for a country that has almost no experience of party politics.

The boy has made almost no progress in the last term that his parent are very disappointed with him.

There's almost no women in this text at all. It's all men, virgin men who have never been polluted by touching women.

It has almost no barrier to entry, and is conceptually going to be simpler than any "I'll just write it myself" solution.

I lived in the county, almost no contacts with these people, which started not so good impression of him.

There's almost no crime. Asmara is known as one of the safest cities in Africa. Most people don't even bother to lock up their bikes.

The decision to launch such a large twist means that the Fed has almost no scope to increase the size of the policy further.

In 1971, Bangladesh was an agricultural, aid-dependent nation with an exploding population and almost no infrastructure.

"But look at it now, there is almost no one here, " she said.

In terms of tracking inventory for shipping, we went from having weekly out-of-stock products to having almost no out-of- stocks.

Nickel almost no acute toxicity, the general toxicity of nickel salts also lower, but managed to produce nickel carbonyl highly toxic.

The coupling between mirror and chameleon is probably so tight and immediate that almost no adaptation is possible.

Granted, it's not enough to quit your day job, but a little extra dough for almost no effort never hurts.

There was almost no heavy equipment in the capital that could be used to move debris off trapped survivors, or even to dig mass graves.

Chen spending five Yuan. Originally, the two siblings had almost no any stationary. Each of them had a writing case , a pencil and a eraser.

A recent survey found that most foreigners who visited Britain think the British are "unfriendly and have almost no sense of humor" .

But if there's good white bread at dinner, I attack it, and I still have pasta a couple of times a week. I eat almost no junk food.

For PMC planner, the main contact window is only for internet department and almost no more chance to improve my English to be higher step.

Since almost no education, no grasp useful technologies, so it is hard for him to earn enough to live on wages.

We ended up spending a ton of money to get a ton of resumes that stood almost no chance at finding the kind of people we wanted to hire.

Almost no vendor business card printing and membership card factory can ensure that its own production and management can be a normal state.

When she arrived in February, Coulter found a school with almost no resources and without access to the latest research.

After various on-and-off restrictions, Beijing, which has more vehicles than any other Chinese city, has almost no limitations on car usage.

Skimming across the water using almost no energy at all, retractable wheels for easy interchangeability between glide and drive.

SIP will likely be used to establish a whole set of session types that bear almost no resemblance to a telephone call.

Almost no one is arguing about whether the U. S. Housing market is in decline these days.

Midsummer festival, this area is one of the most sufficient sunshine years, the longest day midsummer festival is the day, almost no night.

Yet in France there has been almost no public debate over whether to help Greece or other troubled peripheral countries.

The condition of the child I photographed, his tiny body with almost no signs of life, was powerful enough even without that visual.

We also discovered, however, that abstinences greater than three months had almost no additional impact on the length of the LTW.

Then I nearly fell into a very deep narrow ravine, almost no more than a scar in the hillside.

Investors have been buying some of these assets at prices that leave almost no premium for risk.

HSBC profit for the company's credit almost no risk to the risk of loans is certainly a great loss.

There has been almost no evidence of health problems or environmental harm from GMO maize. But that does not mean everyone is okay with it.

Wherever you sheltered in the city last week, there was almost no escape from the tempest of information, debate and analysis flying around.

After college, collective outing, almost no boy help me carry heavy items, the boy hand camera is always to flash on a beautiful girl.

In the case of raw material prices, rising labor costs, many home textile enterprises almost no profit to be made.

Liz : He did pretty well. There was almost no splash at all. Too bad he balked.

At 15, she spoke almost no English, and was accustomed to the independence of a child living in a city.

If your heart to read it 60 years ago this century newspapers or books, you will find almost no "environmental protection" of the word.

Why does some land have so much growing on it, while other land has almost no plants growing on it at all?

Excellent! He made almost no mistake this time.

Almost no one likes the feeling of getting older, he no longer means that the passion, means that some kind of degradation.

She was lucid as could be, on almost no medication at all, with not one molecule of paranoia or a single misconception.

The insects take in oxygen and, inside special cells, combine it with a substance called luciferin to produce light with almost no heat.

My book baskets are now neatly organized on the shelves. This classroom has almost no hidden storage so it looks a bit cramped!

There was cement coating the surfaces of the rock and almost no silt to disturb in the cave. All proved that the cave was formed in sudden.

Transmission system is a necessary first, reproduction, through the system to sell out , so almost no waste.

He said there is almost no chance that rescue crews will find another survivor, China Daily reported.

There's almost no one too old as long as you can move a little bit.

Therefore, although the French concession of the early days to have a good geographic conditions, but almost no development.

Filling up space completely with almost no gaps in between is called tessellation.

There was almost no wind - only the flames of our fire for company.

There is almost no chance that this edition of The Economist will be allowed on sale at kiosks.

This matter please in the history of Google have almost no had appeared, especially this only the large area of a problem.

Almost no economist thinks that even a terrible downturn would look like the Depression.

There was almost no prior warning of infection in poultry in the eastern part of the country.

One could stop using cell phones -- but almost no one interviewed for this article was willing to do it.

It had lots of users, but almost no one was paying.

Loading up with sugar, flavored syrup and whipped cream can turn a no-fat, almost no-calorie drink into the equivalent of an ice-cream soda.

There is almost no opposition in Israel to the firing of live ammunition to keep out the Palestinian border demonstrators, unarmed or not.

"We found almost no one who was reducing their exposure to Asia, nor anyone who was particularly bearish about global equities in general. "

There is almost no opposition in Israel to the firing of live ammunition to keep out the Palestinian border demonstrators, unarmed or not.

"We found almost no one who was reducing their exposure to Asia, nor anyone who was particularly bearish about global equities in general. "

With it there are almost no limits to what you can achieve.

And there is almost no effort to combine the numerous federal regulatory agencies into a single financial regulator.

Today only manual methods are used for cable tunnel inspection, and there is almost no report on robotic application in this area.

Almost no one would claim that the pattern of rewards resulting from market transactions and inherited property rights is a just one.

Skeptics will claim to intellectually disdain these high-fashion images, yet almost no one can resist looking at them.

Here's why yesterday doesn't matter: one day of overeating makes almost no difference over the long term.

Attuned to these visual factors, park developers of this earlier era showed almost no concern for ecological processes.

No wonder nobody noticed: At the time of Einstein's death in 1955, scientists still had almost no evidence of general relativity in action.

No wonder nobody noticed: At the time of Einstein's death in 1955, scientists still had almost no evidence of general relativity in action.

Today it makes almost no difference. Since much of the variation is due to genes one more agent of evolution has gone.

Reykjavik the sky is blue, the city appearance almost no pollution, it is "a smoke free city, " said.

The Central District of Russia is not a quake prone region, in fact have almost no quakes of record at all.

Yu Ming-to, chief financial officer, said there had been "almost no slowdown" from the global economic crisis.

Contrary examples like Raymond Carver, who wrote almost no piece of fiction longer than a dozen pages, tend to confirm the rule.

Almost no one complains about printing dollars because almost no one feels the resulting consequences directly or immediately.

"There are almost no other examples where the cofactor is used as a substrate, " she said.

Minefields are easy and inexpensive to set up, require almost no maintenance, and are exceptionally difficult for enemy forces to clear.

So I was able to rent an apartment with almost no trouble thanks to her.

Almost no difference in prices can be observed between the euro zone and the rest.

Thinning treatments had an intermediate effect while N-fertilization had almost no effect on fruit size but did increase yield.

Almost no one in the basket to block him, as long as he jumped.

"But so far they have been selective. They have gone through with almost no deals. "

Under capitalism, as we see, there is almost no question of poverty existing in this sense.

As you can see, I've picked up an area with almost no changes in colors and luminosity.

Should you be injured or harmed while in Burundi, you may need to be well trained, as local clinics have almost no resources to assist you.

The distribution pattern of the carbon isotopic compositions of the individual n-alkanes shows almost no change during this process.

Previous probes of electoral violations have had almost no impact, according to opposition leaders.

Enterprise applications are often built with almost no attention given to exception handling.

For the eurozone as a whole, there will be almost no fiscal support for the economy in 2009 beyond the effect of the automatic stabilisers.

As clear water gives almost no reflection in the near infrared spectrum, it often appears to be dark in colour.

A top rating means there is thought to be almost no risk of the borrower failing to pay interest and principal.

"yinian sanqian" with deep connotation, one of the basic doctrines characteristic of Tiantai Sect, has had almost no English equivalent.

The size of Western Europe , with almost no paved roads , Congo is the sucking vortex where Africa's heart should be .

The Dodd-Frank debates over US financial reform proceeded with almost no discussion of the global dimension of securities markets.

cities that had no reported problems, or almost no problems, even four or five years ago, like Philadelphia, today it's gangbusters.

Her nails are no longer a bright red, but painted a light pink, almost no color at all.

If the "town" refers to the acres of the plot, then almost no one "town" has the same acre plot who really unsolvable.

In general, these systems contrasted types of albinism having almost no pigmentation with types having slight pigmentation.

Currently microcontroller penetrated into every aspect of our lives, and almost no hard to find traces of MCU which field.

'There was almost no vertical movement there when the quake happened, so you wouldn't expect the same effect, ' says Dr. Kerridge.

But the U. S. Trade Representative's effort has drawn almost no public backing from the U. S. card firms.

He now would like to emphasize the work not because of lack of money, but because as a salesman he had almost no spare time.

There was almost no precedent to follow, no chart by which to steer.

There was almost no decent furniture in it except a wooden table and several wooden chairs [1].

Within one year she could speak it fluently and with almost no accent.

Ms Gordon says her essential monthly expenses leave her with almost no disposable income.

Last week, when the Treasury tried to auction its most recent issue of government bonds, almost no one was buying.

almost no ductility, tensile strength, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, lighter weight.

But local residents had made their Wolf, specially to the woods hunting, killing the Wolf was almost no Wolf.

But Beijing has shown almost no willingness to act in unison with a US whose motives it mistrusts .

But whatever the hardships independence has brought, almost no one in Timor-Leste regrets choosing freedom.

I am sorry not to see the musical fountain, a large new area is a vast, almost no one.

McCain friends emphasized that he talks about the decision with almost no one, and could even change the announcement plans and go sooner.

That army, the world's seventh-largest, bleeds the state of about a sixth of all public funds with almost no civilian oversight.

So-called "passive" houses are built using special materials, insulation, and heating technology so they use almost no energy for heating.

needs almost no flexibility, the main demand has not played full enthusiasm.

Appearance: white or almost white crystalline powder, almost no solution in water, soluble in ether, very slightly soluble in ethanol.

Interestingly, with the exception of Costa Rica, Chinese investment has almost no relevance in Mexico and Central America.

But almost no one strategic plan are described in detail how your business will take these objectives into reality.

Only the group that exercised before breakfast gained almost no weight and showed no signs of insulin resistance.

What's more, Apple had almost no experience in the consumer electronics business, a notoriously competitive and often low-margin industry.

Almost no effect from load-induced side frame defection, and accurate ram positioning is attained irrespective of requisite load.

Twist the end of the straw so that almost no air can come out. Push air through the straw and into the water creating bubbles.

She says that the results of hundreds of tests of vocabulary and reading comprehension show there is almost no gap between the sexes.

SOA landscapes of significant size are relatively rare and almost no company uses BPEL engines in mission-critical applications.

I have so much to do that I have almost no leisure time.

The world is changing so fast and furious I have almost no idea what tools to give my children to help them deal with the world.

The standards have almost no impact on express delivery in service MNCs whose advantages lie in their safety and time efficiency.

The past two years have seen almost no scrapping of even the oldest bulk carriers, leaving a large overhang of ageing ships.

Almost no impact is expected from the meeting of Group of 20 finance ministers and central bank governors in Washington this week.

And, there were almost no community activities, resources or jobs for the mentally disabled.

Sometimes these opening salvos are so devastating that there's almost no point in reading on.

In recent years, publishers who do wind and water, from which almost no not a piece of.

Tmac had almost no presence in the game aside from his 8 point burst in the middle of the 3rd quarter.

In fact, creditors have almost no legal legs to stand on to maximise recovery values, RBC Capital Markets notes.

Would the rapidly expanding Chinese middle class prefer a cleaner environment, with almost no economic mobility like they had before?

In the current domestic situation, we have mainly qualitative analysis, and almost no quantitative analysis.

In general people that have this deficiency have almost no beard growth or Androgenetic hair loss.

Material that has almost no resistance to the flow of electricity.

Taiwan possesses almost no natural resources, and relies on imports for more than 95 per cent of its oil and gas supplies.

According to legend, this single drill turned a 16-year-old with almost no running experience into the foremost racer of his day.

Contrary to popular belief, Big Oil has almost no control over the price of oil these days.

In Burma just buying a mobile number runs close to $250, a fee almost no one can afford.

But currently, almost no email system can provide users with appropriate personalized email services.

That sounds fanciful: Congo, the size of western Europe, is covered in thick jungle and has almost no roads.

The houses look nice enough, but every third one has a for-sale sign, and there are almost no cars in any of the driveways.

Degrees are being awarded to overseas students who speak almost no English, claims a whistleblowing academic.

The issue has divided publishers, authors and readers, leaving almost no one neutral.

Apart from some coal and abundant hydroelectricity, Chile has almost no conventional energy sources.

Three weeks ago, Egan-Jones Ratings Co. downgraded America. Almost no one paid attention.

In Gatsby alive, and his villa peacefulness, overcrowding, death is almost no nail in the coffin.

The only way to reach the abandoned village are your feet or own wheels. Preferably, jeep wheels as there is almost no transport connection.

When the speed increased to a certain value, there are almost no leakage at the main bearing seal.

There is almost no chance that Afghanistan will be transformed by the time of Mr Obama's deadline.

Most of the Sahara receives almost no rain at all, and there are no trees, no flowers, no grass.

There was almost no one on the platform.

There's almost no overlap between the regions lit by each of the lights.

Almost no one starting their first business had any idea what they were doing.

Ho Group Oracle consists of fragmented material, its predecessors have almost no systematic review.

Hitachi Display's biggest customers are Japanese mobile phone makers, which make almost no sales outside Japan.

I had arranged the course of a very tight, almost no rest time.

Young talented writers have a hard time finding readers and there is almost no serious criticism to help guide readers and writers.

Compared to London under the blitz, the city looked at peace. Fewer uniforms were in sight, and almost no trucks or tanks.

And beyond the benefits to your BP, celery also fills you up with almost no calories.

Has also recently introduced dual-turbo silent models use almost no sound, of course, more expensive price.

Sadly, a closer look suggests that the budget would have almost no chance of achieving this.

There was, for instance, almost no joint-space narrowing in active people.

Five years after the disaster there is almost no visible sign of the destruction, thanks to the community's rapid redevelopment initiative.

It may move stock prices in the near term, but it will have almost no long-term relevance, and it will quickly be forgotten.

I note that the packages contained almost no foam, and the lack of effective measures to segregate them.

American policymakers will be acutely aware that there is almost no appetite anywhere else, except Britain, for breaking up banks.

There is almost no difference in the ingredients used in the sterilizes from South Korea and from China, analysts said.

Almost no country that participated in the conflict derived any economic or diplomatic benefits from doing so.

Business logic can be altered with almost no interaction with the IT.

Almost no Tannic Acid (Tannin), enabling people with sensitive stomachs to enjoy their coffee again.

Researchers were faced with almost no data other than the fact that people were dying.

Almost no one precedes their HTML documents with the SGML doctype command.

As an alternative you can use the DataPilot, which requires almost no knowledge about spreadsheets.

But in fact, almost no machines of that type sell.

In almost no time he had his pilot's wings and found himself overseas where things began suddenly to improve.

The riblet structure has almost no influence on the lift coefficient and pitching coefficient of model.

Unlike most Chinese lenders, Minsheng was established with investment from private entrepreneurs and almost no state funding in 1996.

There are almost no forecasts on catastrophic climate hazards, and the few that there concentrate on typhoons and tornados.

LotusLive charts allows anyone to quickly share visual data with team members or the entire organization with almost no learning curve.

Overall, however, the eurozone had almost no private sector and current account surpluses.

Although conformity is studied in some subjects at present, there's almost no one utilize conformity for directing art.

An unbelievably obvious tip, this, yet almost no one plans in advance what they say at meetings.

until today we have reached a stage where we have almost no rights at all.

Before September 2008, almost no one had the right combination of knowledge.

Furthermore, almost no residual force was observed even for the DC applied voltage.

This website will be in a service niche that has almost NO competition!

The Pteranodon had almost no tail and a small body.

Cotton combed-proof fabric in the market this week almost no, and falls in the price trend remains stable.

Lousy labor markets span the country, except in a handful of states with almost no people.

There's almost no white screen, in which the absorption of ultraviolet light scattering.

You still come across those information bays, but almost no-one uses them these days.

"Almost no one comes in any more, " says a clerk in Seoul Plaza's golf boutique.

FGF expression mainly concentrated in the middle layer of wound, and almost no FGF expression in normal skin.

There were almost no cars on the road, a consequence of petrol shortages, the taxi driver said.

With molten iron used in high temperature, it can be completely carbonized with almost no remains left.

By editing a single file -- build. properties -- you can build your own application with almost no effort.

Some seemed to have very small or almost no labia.

He blunders into Africa, then the Middle East with limited knowledge and almost no self-awareness.

I had almost no money when I arrived, but I had plenty of time.

Unlike Merrill Lynch or Morgan Stanley, Goldman has had almost no recent retail operations.

In current international commercial society, there are almost no transactions without guarantees.

The benefit of using CNG, as opposed to petrol, is 25% lower carbon-dioxide emissions and almost no particulate matter or fine dust.

Furthermore, the tatC mutant displayed almost no chemotaxis toward glucose under aerobic conditions.

People are learning more things about it . . . we see almost no change in sexual behavior.

Wilkins has almost no pent-up glaciers behind it, but ice shelves further south hold back vast volumes of ice.

Almost no independent media outside the Internet exist in Belarus, and unbiased, Web-based news agencies often suffer attacks by hackers.

He has also found almost no evidence of the same affect among couples that prefer cohabitation to marriage.

Iyer speaks almost no Japanese, and regards this as a liberation.

Almost no empty parking places, restaurants, hotels, the revenue will be substantial.

During polishing, it feels unsmooth (because its hardness is greater than iron), but there are less impurity contents, almost no breach.

It is very easy for customers to develop new products and change spinning processes, almost no limit at all.

Today, I realised that before reaching the number "200" , there's almost no work that I can do steadily every single day.

The two Niles meet in Sudan and flow through Egypt, which gets almost no water from anywhere else.