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MALLIKA Still, many companies in London aren't prepared to deal with their systems going down.

d love to help you out, but I can hardly manage to deal with my own business now.

Hyundai Motor said it expected the creditors to deal with the matter fairly, in accordance with law and bidding regulations.

The advisory comes in the week before Christmas, a time when many companies and home users are least prepared to deal with the problems.

You don't have to deal with the buzz of florescent lights all day long, or stare endlessly at the drab gray cubicle walls.

You're not always going to have step-by-step instructions or a model to follow that will tell you how to deal with it.

To possess my a sweetheart, also to go up to the sky to deal with my accurate to bestow.

"So-called comparative effectiveness research" is central to any rational attempt to deal with America's fiscal problems.

She also had to deal with legal battles over the disputed subjects of her plays. Her latest musical was a failure on Broadway.

South Korea on Sunday took its biggest steps yet to deal with growing problems facing banks and business trying to obtain foreign currency.

It is nothing uncommon to see people trying to deal with environmental protection with the most gain and the least pain.

He said China always had to deal with its primary contradiction and compromise with its secondary contradiction.

The next time a woman runs for office she will be better prepared to deal with discrimination in the media.

Information technology is mainly used to deal with the management and information used by the general term for a variety of techniques.

Jennings began to suggest ways to deal with the problem, but Barras did not listen.

You can shift your vibration a whole lot easier when you're dealing with today issues, than trying to deal with childhood issues.

Her first day in the job was a real baptism of fire because she had to deal with a very difficult case immediately.

On the court, his confidence level is on the rise and he has had some good and not-so-good games while trying to deal with foul trouble.

But, if your body is trying to deal with a constant deluge of hormones telling it to get ready to run or fight, the heart will be affected.

But it will be a boon to future aspirants if it forces America to deal with its broken primary system.

It is OK to disagree but don't show it in an interview because people are not ready to deal with different opinion in an interview.

It is more difficult to deal with the self-esteem of man as man, because we cannot argue out the matter with some non-human mind.

Whoever comes into the woods to deal with the natives, must use Indian fashions, if he would wish to prosper in his undertakings.

The important work of this paper is to deal with result of query, auto link of references and resource discovery of digital library.

The concept of a (use case) transaction helps to deal with the variation in length and conciseness typical of use case descriptions.

At a news conference in Florida, he said, 'It's going to be part of the president's job to be able to deal with more than one thing at once.

He said he was clever enough to deal with it by himself.

His death was one of a series of signs I read to step back and take stock of the genetic problems I was repeatedly having to deal with.

When I got to the office, our manager, Mr. Brown, had already started to deal with cables, telexes and letters.

Surely objects cut into such shapes must have especially significant place in a subject profession to deal with simple things.

This has been his preconditioning and is caused by his grasp of how to deal with a time that he understands as a linear sequence.

Mr. Gilman is one of those men who appear to be friendly; however, it is hard to deal with him.

The only way out of a debt crisis is to deal with your debts. That's why households are paying down their credit card and store card bills.

"And I've assured them that the plan laid out by Secretary Paulson is a robust plan to deal with a serious problem, " he went on.

"Online polls tend to be brutally honest, " said Simpson, noting that there was no one on the other end of the phone to deal with.

There is no denying the fact that air pollution is an extremely serious problem: the city a should take strong measures to deal with it.

The first problem, at least in the case of LBG, is that the extra capital promised is too small to deal with a serious crisis.

Mark brown, a member of the organising committee, felt a sudden impulse to deal with at least some of those problems.

But once the train is here, you've got to deal with it.

But increasingly it appears that commitment has (waned), and Australia is less able to deal with its neighbours.

All this does not take into account America's need to keep forces ready to deal with unexpected developments elsewhere.

On Friday, a new study said national security agencies have not changed enough to deal with new terrorist threats against the United States.

People seem to like getting a card for Valentine's Day, and it's so much easier to deal with the task once Christmas is over.

Community title site attached - as you can see lots are awkward to deal with, but am trying to create one or two designs at most to suit.

Governments are already trying to deal with public anger about manifestly unfair gains by capping bankers' bonuses.

Wait, you might be thinking, these strategies don't tell you how to deal with your difficult relatives-they tell you how to behave yourself.

All day and paint, paint to deal with those, or around there like smoking, should at least put a pot in the workplace ferns.

If it still had the escudo, Portugal may have had better options to deal with its debt problems.

Now we are missing pieces of this box to return the goods to you to deal with, we do not assume any responsibility.

He writes, he says, for the young, who have to deal with the mess he believes his own generation has made of Western society.

It will require more from businesses to meet these challenges. And most companies are not ready to deal with this reality.

Move. Part of being able to handle the intense pace of life is to be strong enough physically to deal with it.

Guilty plea of the defendants is of great significance to which kind of process should be used to deal with the cases.

Certain men did as they pleased, society did not seem to be able to deal with them in any way.

I've been very frustrated with this when I first got out of school, but I learned to deal with it by educating my clients.

When one has many things to mind, it is wise of him to put the most pressing at the top of a list of matters to deal with.

I began to lose interest in economics during my senior (third) year because it did not seem to deal with important social problems.

In the Genetic Algorithm, penalty function is often used to deal with constrains.

Stuff is going to come up, and you will have to deal with it -- but don't bring it with you.

Or else, when the enemy of the people became the hero, the reaction might have been much harder to deal with.

In order to deal with after, please follow the orders of the total amount of money into the account of the Company.

As a fireman, she must be ready to deal with the emergency.

This is something of a chore, particularly if you have a large number of fields to deal with, and is quite easy to forget to do it.

You may feel that college life is boring. We do not know how to deal with the plenty of spare time.

"We're a lot easier to deal with than a bank, " he said from his office on the third floor of a Bank of America building near Rodeo Drive.

I might feel a trifle of compunction if I had to deal with a President of the United States.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE It 's convenient . You don't have to deal with a sort of surly clerk , and you know , I'm just as happy with it.

Base on this principle; man of practice develops a simple and plain life style to deal with the complicated objective environment.

It seems easy to deal with him.

The club is in a bit of a predicament, but you couldn't ask for a more humble gentleman to deal with that.

Other national managers will have to overcome similar obstacles, of course, and Low should be experienced enough to deal with these hiccups.

Governments are beginning to cut public spending in an attempt to deal with surging deficits.

the beauty of being able to celebrate and love yourself is that it allows you to deal with your shortcomings in a productive way.

Unfortunately, people seem to be very keen on taking advantage of the bug, so there's a large population of cheaters to deal with.

Reading the letters helped me to deal with my own emotions, and to remember that if I wanted to be forgiven, I had to forgive.

Various methods, including sprays, materials and heating, have been used with varying degrees of success to deal with the problem.

to deal with a man as he deals with you. In the era of information explosion, our thoughts can be unlimited extension.

The cloak could also be used in concert halls to direct noise away from problem spots, or to deal with loud neighbours.

He knew he could depend on her to deal with the situation.

Also try to deal with your worries before you get ready to go to bed - stress can keep you awake.

As a teenager, he faced the invasion of his country, and had to deal with it -- he was the leader of the country.

In trying to deal with a problem like growing juvenile crime your group might decide on the obvious objective of getting more police.

You were shocked when you had to deal with my egregious blood family after my passing when you were suffering the shock of my sudden loss.

And now I have to deal with this little voice in my head constantly reminding me that I'm going to be a rock star, not a scientist.

So we are still far from understanding how much sophisticated people will or should plan to deal with their own likely failings.

To deal with this problem, Dr Novack and his collaborators are trying to embed a nanoscopic diode into the antennae.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

The waste acid from benzol refining is a very complex mass and we has no better method to deal with it for a long time.

Owing to few experience, she did not know how to deal with this kind of things.

Then I picked up injuries and had to deal with teammates who were in a better state of form than I was.

The cloak could also be used in concert halls to direct noise away from problem spots, or to deal with loud neighbours.

He knew he could depend on her to deal with the situation.

Also try to deal with your worries before you get ready to go to bed - stress can keep you awake.

As a teenager, he faced the invasion of his country, and had to deal with it -- he was the leader of the country.

In trying to deal with a problem like growing juvenile crime your group might decide on the obvious objective of getting more police.

You were shocked when you had to deal with my egregious blood family after my passing when you were suffering the shock of my sudden loss.

And now I have to deal with this little voice in my head constantly reminding me that I'm going to be a rock star, not a scientist.

So we are still far from understanding how much sophisticated people will or should plan to deal with their own likely failings.

To deal with this problem, Dr Novack and his collaborators are trying to embed a nanoscopic diode into the antennae.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

In trying to deal with a problem like growing juvenile crime your group might decide on the obvious objective of getting more police.

You were shocked when you had to deal with my egregious blood family after my passing when you were suffering the shock of my sudden loss.

And now I have to deal with this little voice in my head constantly reminding me that I'm going to be a rock star, not a scientist.

So we are still far from understanding how much sophisticated people will or should plan to deal with their own likely failings.

To deal with this problem, Dr Novack and his collaborators are trying to embed a nanoscopic diode into the antennae.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

If you know ahead of time that you are going to run into obstacles, you can be better prepared to deal with them.

To experience conflict is not to deal with an aberration, but a permanent fact of life we often do a good job of conveniently ignoring.

Chances are good that the wolves are circling ahead of you and leaving just the scraps for you to deal with and implement.

The waste acid from benzol refining is a very complex mass and we has no better method to deal with it for a long time.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

If you know ahead of time that you are going to run into obstacles, you can be better prepared to deal with them.

To experience conflict is not to deal with an aberration, but a permanent fact of life we often do a good job of conveniently ignoring.

Chances are good that the wolves are circling ahead of you and leaving just the scraps for you to deal with and implement.

In practice, if an interpreter can do a five-minute speech satisfactorily, they should be able to deal with any length of speech.

The waste acid from benzol refining is a very complex mass and we has no better method to deal with it for a long time.

Owing to few experience, she did not know how to deal with this kind of things.

Then I picked up injuries and had to deal with teammates who were in a better state of form than I was.

I've tried to make friends with her, but she's by no means a pleasant person to deal with.

Once you've been running for a while, you may eventually have to deal with the pain and inconvenience of an injury.

Owing to few experience, she did not know how to deal with this kind of things.

Then I picked up injuries and had to deal with teammates who were in a better state of form than I was.

I've tried to make friends with her, but she's by no means a pleasant person to deal with.

Once you've been running for a while, you may eventually have to deal with the pain and inconvenience of an injury.

An Insurance Agent was trying to induce a Hard Man to Deal With to take out a policy on his house.

"I've found him immensely straightforward to deal with, someone always true to his word and someone who's a very strong leader, " he said.

The IMO is now trying to extend this success to deal with threats from ship paints and ballast water discharge.

As I mentioned, one of the minor roadblocks I had to deal with when first starting with Ext JS was the learning curve and where to begin.

For reform to have any effect, it will have to deal with the prohibitive cost of any litigation in London.

If you know how to deal with that, then you'll be able to handle problems of war and poverty and conflicts.

The IMO is now trying to extend this success to deal with threats from ship paints and ballast water discharge.

As I mentioned, one of the minor roadblocks I had to deal with when first starting with Ext JS was the learning curve and where to begin.

For reform to have any effect, it will have to deal with the prohibitive cost of any litigation in London.

If you know how to deal with that, then you'll be able to handle problems of war and poverty and conflicts.

The DPJ recognizes this as a problem, but given its own political environment, it hasn't been able to deal with it.

I just say that a child will make your life more meaningful. You will be too busy to deal with him to think whether you are happy or not.

How could we have found a place to deal with scaling up that was more an example of scale than China itself?

Production managers have to be able to deal with a diverse group of people in a manufacturing operation.

Elaine Fox, head of psychology at Essex University, said the gene seems to underlie some people's ability to deal with daily stresses.

His job is to make problems go away. He contacted me in the summer because I was one of these 'problems'. He was ordered to 'deal with me'.

How could we have found a place to deal with scaling up that was more an example of scale than China itself?

Production managers have to be able to deal with a diverse group of people in a manufacturing operation.

Elaine Fox, head of psychology at Essex University, said the gene seems to underlie some people's ability to deal with daily stresses.

AOP addresses a problem space that object-oriented and other procedural languages have never been able to deal with.

His job is to make problems go away. He contacted me in the summer because I was one of these 'problems'. He was ordered to 'deal with me'.

In the arguments of national scenic area system, the basic concept is the key, and when it is laid out, the details are easy to deal with.

Trying to run with a suitcase because you're late for your flight is a nightmare that most of us have had to deal with.

They become obsessed with trying to equip their vehicles with gadgets to deal with every possible contingency.

When I stepped onto the train bound to Beijing, I knew I would have to depend on myself to deal with everything.

While it might suck to have to deal with your period once a month, it actually supplies you with a great excuse to get out of running laps!

Trying to run with a suitcase because you're late for your flight is a nightmare that most of us have had to deal with.

They become obsessed with trying to equip their vehicles with gadgets to deal with every possible contingency.

When I stepped onto the train bound to Beijing, I knew I would have to depend on myself to deal with everything.

While it might suck to have to deal with your period once a month, it actually supplies you with a great excuse to get out of running laps!

Four years of college and four years work experience, let me clear aim, mature, high efficiency to deal with things.

President Zedillo was an able, honest man with a strong supporting team, and I was sure he would try his best to deal with these problems.

You'll work much more efficiently if you process emails in batches, rather than trying to deal with them as soon as they come in.

"Rafa has enough to deal with with what he's got, " he said as he arrived at Spain's training camp.

Our attempt to deal with this conflict has resulted in something of a compromise.

America is trying to deal with the twin problems of Iran and North Korea through multilateral institutions.

"Rafa has enough to deal with with what he's got, " he said as he arrived at Spain's training camp.

Our attempt to deal with this conflict has resulted in something of a compromise.

America is trying to deal with the twin problems of Iran and North Korea through multilateral institutions.

The cleanup seemed daunting , too much for her to deal with all at once. Maybe she'd make herself a cup of tea first. If there was tea.

The Washington conference would have had far more impact if the two sides announced an agreement to deal with that.

Right now, Mr. Bernanke is in crisis-management mode, trying to deal with the mess his predecessor left behind.

It is precisely because she was too inexperienced, she did not know how to deal with this situation.

Chinese people also prefer to deal with people we know and trust, because we hardly trust people who we do not know.

Ukraine badly needs a united government and a constructive opposition if it is finally to deal with its daunting economic problems.

Dam, dam foundation of anti-plugging, excavation around the gushing water and basal sand Chung grouting can be used to deal with.

Ukraine badly needs a united government and a constructive opposition if it is finally to deal with its daunting economic problems.

Dam, dam foundation of anti-plugging, excavation around the gushing water and basal sand Chung grouting can be used to deal with.

By compartmentalizing aspect code, crosscutting concerns become easy to deal with.

may suffer if he or she does no daydreaming at all. Such a person may become poorly equipped to deal with the pressures of daily life.

" President Obama replied " You may be sick of him, but I have to deal with him every day.

The matter is an issue which the club would have to deal with after the game.

Penalty function is often used to deal with the constrained optimization problems, but it is difficult to choose parameter property.

The NT Rights of the Terminally Ill law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications.

Campbell used to deal with those sort of long, high balls in his sleep.

A spokesman for the plant said the two workers were taken to a hospital equipped to deal with radiation cases.

Penalty function is often used to deal with the constrained optimization problems, but it is difficult to choose parameter property.

The NT Rights of the Terminally Ill law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications.

Campbell used to deal with those sort of long, high balls in his sleep.

A spokesman for the plant said the two workers were taken to a hospital equipped to deal with radiation cases.

Now, at least on some level, the company is going to have to deal with this person.

Smile to meet terrible misfortune. Greatminds ought to be of such a lofty quality: Be courageous to deal with all the misfortunes.

He admitted that the law by itself was not enough to deal with the crisis. "But today does mark the beginning of the end, " he said.

We might if Adobe agreed that it was the best way to deal with a vulnerability, or to provide "safe cover" for an update to get deployed.

Speaking on a trip to Britain, Geithner said he was confident the government would be able to deal with CIT.

The Americans have not had to deal with a true economic rival since the British more than half a century ago.

Speaking on a trip to Britain, Geithner said he was confident the government would be able to deal with CIT.

The Americans have not had to deal with a true economic rival since the British more than half a century ago.

Great mind, should show such a spirit - with smiles to meet a tragic fate, with a hundred times the courage to deal with all the misfortune.

It's not easy to deal with a fever in the office, especially since you're expected to be on your toes all day long.

Put it in the Incubate tray if you're not ready to deal with it.

He recalls Dury going "extremely weird" after his first album and as a manager in his early 20s trying to deal with it.

Maybe you need to deal with this. It seems like the only way to get over your fear of cooking is to make a fantastic meal for me tonight.

Publicly, Chinese diplomats admit that the country needs better contingency plans to deal with this sort of situation.

Being prepared and ready to deal with frustration and irritation helps us intervene before our emotions get the best of us.

The only consideration you have to deal with is the difference between the supplied allocation for the child and its requirement.

The only consideration you have to deal with is the difference between the supplied allocation for the child and its requirement.

I set down a series of numbers on a paper, and I began to deal with it .

Every police district is obliged to have at least one officer trained to deal with domestic violence, including sexual assault.

If he let that doubt take hold, he would never be able to deal with Skywalker again, or be able to lead his men.

Have good communication skills and the skills to deal with the matter.

She had all her plans in place and, if everything worked perfectly, she would be fired and never have to deal with Phil again.

How this happens is unclear, but she speculates that the compound may interfere with the body's ability to deal with glucose in the blood.

Water companies might have to invest in new reservoirs, and maybe build desalination plants to deal with droughts.

When you are faced with a task or a situation, use what you already know to help you learn more or to deal with the problem.

Today's meeting is in part an attempt to deal with some of the divisions between the public and private sector on tackling money-laundering.

For other Swiss banks it is possible and legal to deal with American taxpayers as a "qualified intermediary" , but the rules are complex.

Lee said the company's need to deal with that reprimand delayed his intended departure by almost a month.

To deal with this, some villains will even try wearing a trench coat over their costume to make it to the front of the bank teller's line.

Then would come the question of strategy, for without a clear-cut strategic orientation many things are difficult to deal with.

Identify the cancer-causing mutations, and you might be able to develop drugs specifically tailored to deal with such reverted cells.

The bank has no branch in that place but we can arrange for you to deal with its correspondent there.

Not to deal with, as long as you think of a way to make his fiancee misunderstanding, you can.

if all of your energy and attention is going to deal with your past issues, you'll have none left to spend on your current relationships.

That fact is always with you and it is motivating, so I am happy to have to deal with it.

With widespread job cuts and a recession to deal with, it's not easy to maintain a positive outlook at work these days.

Are the channels in sync in terms of being able to deal with the customer along those lines?

What was even worse was that I had to deal with every affair in my family by myself.

It is not easy to deal with a country whose leader is, at best, only sane on alternate days.

The way to deal with Mrs Howe is not to call the police but to defend her freedom of expression while exposing her opinions to scrutiny.

Even when she did find a guy sensitive enough to deal with her past, their relationship got rocky when he bought a motorcycle.

The NT Rights of the Terminally III law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications.

I think all those unicorns and werewolves and whomping willows around the place would be very difficult to deal with.

At present none of the ideas being aired to deal with Japan's problems is anything like bold or concrete enough to sound convincing.

The representative said he was not aware of any contingency planning to deal with large numbers of refugees.

The chasm between the amount of information and man's ability to deal with it may be widening, but that need not be a cause for alarm.

That in turn could fuel asset bubbles like the one China is arguably trying to deal with in its real estate market.

Likewise, it will not be easy to deal with multiple and sometimes competing priorities in regard to access-related library projects.

Some saw it as a huge step for a country that had been pushing back against rich-world efforts to get China to deal with its emissions.

Don't get cocky on me, old man. You can get as big as you want. I don't want to deal with your wrinkled hide!

it makes me understand whatever you do , there are lots of good way for you to deal with your question.

He finally feels ready to deal with things China-related -- it had just been too painful before.

The next president will have to deal with a divided legislature and a politicized media.

"Ashley is tough enough to deal with whatever is thrown at him, " Lampard said in The Sun.

He said that British Prime Minister to pay the cleaners to the matters referred to his brother Andrew to deal with.

They also speculate that well qualified people might be under less long-term stress, or be better able to deal with stress.

The instructor was trying to put students in an emotional situation and then taught them how to deal with it.

Some drivers spawn separate threads to deal with devices that require polling or to deal with specialized timeout conditions.

The incapacity to deal with something makes of it a problem with duration, and gives it life.

During the internship, I try to deal with each of the parents, children share in the garden at home.

For anyone who had to deal with printing WYSIWYG documents generated by an application back then, this was a revolution.

"It is possible to deal with these issues through the usual round of investment in hard and soft technology, " he said.

David seems to be able to deal with this well.

No doubt, a way must be found to deal with the immediate crisis that does not allow another panic.

Individual quality : have the sense of responsibility. Be able to deal with emergency and be flexible. Have strong sense of teamwork.

If the court ruled for the plaintiffs, as I hoped it would, I would have to call a special session of the legislature to deal with it.