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Trying to drive a car in this state would be very dangerous.

It is cheaper to drive the motorcycle. the oil that the motorcycle used for a mile is less than other auto.

The goal is to drive down the spread between the cost of corporate and of government borrowing.

Despite the macro- and microeconomic hurdles, there are advantages for executives trying to drive through wholesale reforms in a downturn.

When it comes to mobile advertising, do not think of a platform as a way to drive to just a Web site, he said.

Mr Blair, a Catholic convert, said faith was a force for good and it was "futile" to attempt to drive it out.

The main destination of this vacation was the Coted'Azur in France, but it was a bit far to drive on one day, particularly with a baby.

Even his old cronies who had ridden with him to power ganged up with Shanghai merchants to drive China's dictator from his capital.

That afternoon, as she was taking me back to the motel, she asked if I would like to drive for a bit.

Do you know how much CO2 you generated to drive here or fly here?

Thus, if AppConfig is not the best tool for a particular job, I won't attempt to drive a nail with a screwdriver.

There was a lot of water pouring down the road and as I slowed down to drive through it, a car sped past me, splashing my entire car.

The goal is to drive the kind of reform over the next couple of years that will last for the next couple of decades.

"This really reminds me of Google just a few years ago, " said Mr Brin, to drive the point home.

Online businesses will find new ways to drive revenue online, and selling apps may well be one of them. But it will not be the only one.

But Palestinians say they cannot get building permits and that Israel is trying to drive Arab residents out of Jerusalem.

So far the Glazers have resisted attempts to drive them out of Old Trafford even though the fans have been so critical of their reign.

To the point of giving you cash to entice you to drive away with a brand new car?

Now this woman was a pagan, a Syrophoenician by birth, and she begged him to drive the demon out of her daughter.

Roy would be on to you in an instant and that ability to drive others to produce their very best was probably his greatest attribute.

I will send the hornet ahead of you to drive the Hivites, Canaanites and Hittites out of your way.

It should have been hard for me to decide to drive away from the party hardly able to see straight.

With 30 seconds left in the game I get the ball one last time, I'm about to drive for a lay-up but Isiah's all over me.

Tillie ordered them into the vehicle, cursed at the women and angrily told Ford to drive him to Six Mile Road, she said.

The Lei Seca (Dry Law) makes it a criminal offence to drive with a blood-alcohol concentration of 6 decigrams per litre or higher.

A few miners were in the plus column, as precious metals continued to drive higher.

First, it would be possible to drive over to France for a holiday or to pick up a few cases of cheap Sancerre.

Be able to drive and manage multiple projects simultaneously from beginning to completion.

Some analysts say it allowed the authorities to hold up the deal without offending China, even if it was only to drive a harder bargain.

This time of accident has given him a lesson , he will no longer have been able to drive car after the liquor from that.

But just sit down and a fly is on the old man flying around, the old man felt very tired, want to drive off the fly, laid his hand.

Q. Can you give us an impression about how much fun it is to drive on this track?

He took the monkey to the police car, opened the door, put it in, and was about to drive away.

If you were a CEO of a financial institution, what model would you use to try to drive regulatory compliance?

Today, I called my boyfriend to tell him how excited I was to drive 12 hours to see him and his new house. His girlfriend answered. FML.

The mainspring has not always been able to drive the mechanism at its full potential.

But it wasn't clear to me that, as I said before, it has always been an ambition to drive for Williams since I was a kid.

To blame Assange, or to try to drive diplomacy back to the days of fountain pens and carbon paper?

Trying to achieve your goals without an action plan is like trying to drive on unfamiliar roads to a distant city.

He behaved as if his only salvation was to drive things out of control and then bend the resulting chaos to his will.

Maybe it's your dream to have lots of money, or to drive a fancy car, or to fight crime wearing a mysterious mask and cape, like Batman.

Yet, the news offers a big reminder of how much Beijing depends on the confidence of foreign investors to drive its economy.

She said that she did not wish him to drive her further, and they stopped lust under the clump of trees.

So, if you want to drive up to Aklavik or Tuktoyaktuk, to see the northern lights, you'd better plan on winter driving.

The policeman releases Kimberly and offers to drive her to CTU to meet her mother.

It was their third attempt to get a passport for Anwar, who plans to drive to Amman before flying to Detroit to meet her husband-to-be.

Because my legs were finally catching up to my age I decided to drive down to Long Sands Beach in York, Maine.

If the weather is nice this weekend, my in-laws plan to drive up to spend a few days at our house.

Tanis tells me you're a very prominent man, and I'm honored for being allowed to drive with you.

He did not wish to drive the crisis beyond the point of no return.

Do not attempt to drive across bridges or overpasses that have been damaged.

Seeing her mother's repeated calls on her cell phone, Kimberly asks the guys to drive her home.

It seems an irony that you have to drive around one of the oil rich countries of the world trying to find petrol.

People, like animals, are cruel to lame ducks , ready to drive them out. Their eyes are already turned toward the new leader.

riving into Tripoli is to drive into a ghost city. It looks like a set for a Hollywood apocalypse film.

It is now abandoned. While it was still operational, it would take two hours for trucks to drive from the top to the bottom of the mine.

It was days like this that made me want to quit. I just wanted to drive up to the mountains, hide in a cave, and never come out.

Found a new job but his increase in salary barely covers the insurance costs & fuel for him to drive 35 minutes one way.

The bank has been explicit about its hopes to drive up revenue in its overseas business by more than half in the next few years.

There is nothing like the power of public persuasion, and the ubiquity of a technology solution, to drive things forward.

Goodluck with all that. The holes in global security are now large enough to drive an oil tanker through.

A real-world example for information hiding is that you do not need to understand in detail how an automobile works to be able to drive it.

Those creatures would not dare to betray such a powerful Demon Lord, he will be able to drive them before him into any battle.

Barzah: A bad neighbourhood to begin with . . . it had gone from bad to worse the Friday I decided to drive through and take a look.

It was an indocile, a scornful and a sarcastic face-the face of a man difficult to lead and impossible to drive.

Lee Williams gave me the chance to drive the senator for a few days on a trip to southwest Arkansas, and I jumped at it.

One is the fact that it will rely, at least for now, on manufacturing by other companies, reducing its ability to drive down costs.

"I'm just blindly applying to any place that's close to my house, so I won't have to drive very far, " she said. "It's just crazy. "

He prefers " embodimentsof advertisement, he said that the " advertisement must be allowed to drive sales.

An automatic was designed to be easy to drive, but the mechanics itself is very complex (well, not really, but more complex than a manual).

Despite all his hard work Mr Seo is still not able to drive. Next he needs to pass the test's practical section.

In May, Mr. Negroponte appeared on CBS's '60 Minutes' and blasted Intel, suggesting it was trying to drive his nonprofit out of business.

Make smoking illegal in public , how fast to drive, how much to drink and the type of dresses young girl should wear.

fasten the belt and get ready to drive, an autumn leave quietly falling down from my dress, i had no idea where or when it came to me . . .

Sure, it's a little boring to drive without texting, but I got to focus on driving really fast.

Now, though, a pair of Canadian engineers have come up with an ingenious way of using the heat of the sun to drive the process.

His long-range shooting ability and ability to drive (run to the basket) make his game more akin to that of a small forward, however.

I'm here and I am able to drive a Ferrari. I'd have no problem with that. It's an Italian car.

Our main competitor is trying to drive everyone else- and us in particular- out of the market.

Now they must persuade us all that long Asian cars, not large American SUVs, are the best things to drive.

She hits her head with the palm of her hand, as if to drive the information home.

Fighting brands' are often viewed as a form of predation or anticompetitive practice intended to drive out competitors from a given market.

A candidate for Congress trying to drive his campaign message home made up the difference.

Afterwards, he offered to drive me back to the bar and I felt safe enough with him to accept.

Kostya interpreted this as a signal to drive faster, but when he accelerated Ivetta told him to slow down.

to have the same style of life, but I don't get up as early as you, at least I don't have to drive to work. . .

And he said, "I had a truck, before I went over there, and it had a stick. You think I'll be able to drive it? " Sure.

Today, my boyfriend asked his parents if I could spend the night so I wouldn't have to drive so far and come back the next day.

They are very easy to drive so I can use them at home with my nice tube amp but they also sound good straight out of a portable source.

In order to break the chain of death, Kimberly decided to drive into the lake, but once again lucky enough to be rescued.

to have the same style of life, but I don't get up as early as you, at least I don't have to drive to work. . .

And he said, "I had a truck, before I went over there, and it had a stick. You think I'll be able to drive it? " Sure.

Today, my boyfriend asked his parents if I could spend the night so I wouldn't have to drive so far and come back the next day.

They are very easy to drive so I can use them at home with my nice tube amp but they also sound good straight out of a portable source.

In order to break the chain of death, Kimberly decided to drive into the lake, but once again lucky enough to be rescued.

And yet what continues to drive much of the criticism of Greenspan is not so much his record at the Fed but his recent political commentary.

If need be, take some time to drive to the office ahead of time so you know exactly where you are going.

In London, cars have to drive a bit more slowly than in New York, because there is a little more traffic.

My mother used to drive me to a lot of movies when I was a little girl, and I ended up seeing a lot of the great films of the 60s and 70s.

Compare this to Sweden, where they decided it would be easier to drive at the right side of the road, like the rest of Europe.

Mr. Buffett's stock picks used to drive the train; lately, they are more like the caboose.

Spending two hours a day in gridlock traffic is enough to drive even the most Zen commuter up the wall.

They immediately offered their cars to me for a photo shoot and even tossed me their keys to drive them out on my own for the shoot.

Yes, but it's my life to worry about. Even if it weren't illegal to drive so fast. I'd still want you to slow down.

To have someone always there to drive you forward makes you feel as if you've promised them to endure what lies ahead.

Despite attempts to drive the dog out of the court, the hound refused to leave the premises.

'It tends to drive people a little crazy, ' said Christopher Clark, a former federal prosecutor now in private practice in New York.

If it is not too deep and you decide to drive through, drive as slowly as you can but keep the engine speed up to avoid stalling.

He had another twenty or thirty miles to drive before he would reach the estate which he had been summoned to survey.

It is amazing to drive past fields which seem to go on forever or whole hills covered with neat rows of grapevines.

Driving into Tripoli is to drive into a ghost city. It looks like a set for a Hollywood apocalypse film.

Sands insisted that the money would be used to drive organic growth rather than be used for acquisitions.

I was able to drive out of the parking lot before the panic really hit, but I was hyperventilating by the time I got to Newton's.

"He waited in his car for some time, there was no move by the policeman and he thought that it was OK for him to drive along, " Wang said.

Mr Graham would like such a refund to be made mandatory, to drive the "bad actors" out of the industry.

Of course, an alternative view might be (that) it's not easy to persuade people to drive less and walk more.

No, I had it when I walked out the door. Dad picked me up to drive me to karate.

Yes, Porsche Assistance will arrange assistance for you since this situation can be a potential hazard if you attempt to drive your Porsche.

At the door of his car , it seemed stupid to him to drive the measly half block home .

You'll have to drive hell for leather to get this message to the soldiers in time. The enemy are approaching very fast.

Starting with BPM tends to drive fine-grained single operator services which isn't a good thing in terms of creating a robust architecture.

The system must be fast enough to drive graphics and, for stand-alone clients, to run a minimal operating system and window manager.

Were you going to go? No, it's enough to drive me crazy, girl, when the flute was intonating a sorrowful poem about you and me.

During the stay Harsh takes Sagar for a ride and the next day when Sagar tries to drive on his own, he almost falls of a cliff.

Melissa Gottlieb, 24, a Manhattan publicist, once asked a policeman to drive her to class in college because she was running behind.

His wife surely told him to drive slowly. 8 Surely, he see the speed limit signs.

Tring to achieve your goals without an action plan is like trying to drive from los Angeles to denver without a map.

S. hopes in that way either to drive Iran to its knees or to provoke an attack by Iran that would justify massive retaliation.

The house had no telephone, so they decided to drive the Smalley family's pickup truck to a neighbor's home to call 911.

Analysts said the soft price data implied the Fed might have to do more, not less, to drive the economy.

"There was nowhere for him to go so he had to drive around locally, " he said.

It's really intriguing because none of these people is trying to drive it.

If she's going on a business trip, offer to drive her to the airport or pick her up to make her life that much easier.

The king of England was at war with him, and had led a great army into Scotland to drive him out of the land.

Place in the machine and includes lubricating filter, Pressure regulator and a series of electro valves to drive the pneumatic devices.

The two-passenger hybrid aims to be fuel efficient, easy to repair, safe to drive and inexpensive to own.

To understand why, imagine trying to drive a piston using a container full of heated gas.

When he began teaching her to drive, he fondled her, saying that was what boys would do.

Men tend to drive the cars back to back, thereby avoiding to leave prescribed space between the two cars.

With these markings it is possible for motorists from all over the world to drive with greater safety.

Iceland's President Olafur Grimsson is trying to drive carbon dioxide underground to 1 its release into the air.

It would be a "nostrum" to drive your customers away by scolding employees or quarrel with your spouse in customer's presence.

l Keep the door closed for at least 15 minutes. Reopen the door after the vapor has settled down to drive out the smell.

The woman was a Greek, born in Syrian Phoenicia. She begged Jesus to drive the demon out of her daughter.

It's very hard for her to drive a lorry.

To avoid the weekend traffic, I found a Wednesday afternoon to drive over, and it was definitely not disappointing!

It turns out, though, that a person's breath may reveal a great deal more about him than simply whether or not he is fit to drive.

China's National People's Congress is usually a platform for the leadership to drive home a handful of key economic messages for the year.

However, to drive up air conditioning prices, there seems to be embroidered and fraud suspect.

I met a nice French guy on a freezing morning in Rovaniemi, Finland. He was kind enough to drive me to the husky farm on a snowmobile .

Joey: Oh, hey. Come on man, don't look at me like that, she used to drive you nuts before too, remember?

I decided not to drive my children, as my mother had driven me, with those corrupt old demands that they amount to something.

They were almost ready to drive away when suddenly two black cars pulled up right behind them.

I long for the glamour of great stars who used to drive up to the stage door in huge limousines.

Alonso also said he was happier this year, despite giving up a title-contending car to drive in the midfield with Renault.

Newman lends himself to individualism and tends to drive more towards the unique in the realm of score composition.

So people went home and tried to drive to work only to find that the stop lights had been turned off in an effort to save electricity.

"It was OK to drive around home, " he says, "but driving a QQ to clients or to a party was a loss of face. "

Against you trying to stop me from doing my duty. Somebody needs to drive that truck in there.

It has just finished, Phaethon could not wait to put the sun to drive his father's car, because it is the wish of his dreams.

The object of soccer is to drive the ball past the opposing goalkeeper into the goal for a score, worth one point.

A woman did all housework for her and she learned to drive and she went wherever alone.

A confused tourist tried to drive his car down into a Paris Metro station after mistaking it for a car park, the Daily Mail reported.

and a driving unit, to receive the output signal and produce a driving signal to drive the optical head.

Trying to drive a high-fidelity product toward high convenience kills the exclusiveness, the aura and the identity that captivate consumers.

And this is all a physical simulation of the body, using AI to drive virtual muscles in that body.

Calls to the optimized local adapter invocation or send request APIs do not result in an inbound JCA request to drive into the target EJB.

I've still got to drive myself home, so I am going to have to pass on this round of drinks.

The sibyl ( "witch" is such an uncouth label) responded with a supply constriction designed to drive up the price.

Kim Yaqian out of the office did not hesitate to drive out.

No one in his company would guess that he used to drive a tractor for extra money during the summers on his parents' cotton farm.

Rob: Maybe. But it could be anyone. Maybe it's a stranger who's just trying to drive you crazy.

A man and his girlfriend were getting ready to drive to dinner when they saw a large triangular object in the northeastern sky.

His great hero, "a beacon to me" , was not Gandhi but Subhas Chandra Bose, who had tried to drive the British out of India with armed force.

During the last few years, solar energy has been used to heat water and make steam to drive a turbine for electricity.

Perhaps, had she been allowed to drive, she might have got away as her friend did.

The president and the first lady both enjoy being able to drive their own go-cart and feel some sense of independence.

One police tactic is to use teargas to drive them out of the tunnels, causing stampedes in which some have been crushed.

This marks a second round of bond buying by the Fed in an effort to drive down interest rates, a policy known as quantitative easing.

Any additional moving violations may result in a year suspension of the privilege to drive.

Lau was also confident that this depth of deposits would continue to drive innovation in financial products.

He began charging me for the gas we used to drive to Costco.

Combined the engines have twice the power of a Formula 1 car and it's remarkably easy to drive.

That idea alone was enough to drive her to jump into college.

To drive the point home, this will not be some "best of" list aka Rolling Stone.

But officials say India will not publicly announce its plans to import food because this tends to drive up world market prices.

I am almost near the outskirts of the city are searched, have to drive 2500 kilometers away. But have not found a suitable place.

The molten salt is able to retain a very large amount of heat -- enough to drive the plant for 15 hours without sunlight.

Yesterday's deal reflects Tehran's attempt to drive a wedge between the US and its allies by attracting non-western companies.

as soon as the feast was over , the people would dress up in costumes representing the dead to drive the spirits out of town.

This is another attempt of the dark to drive a spoke in the plans for the mother's ascension but this shall not manifest I tell you.

Where the do not have to drive to work, they just take a boat out to work (most of them time).

Both of them know they might be able to drive up Citi's shares in the short term by spinning off its investment bank.

Japan has moved to sell trillions of yen in an effort to drive down the price of its currency against those of its major trading partners.

If it's fine, we are ready to drive out this afternoon.

You should not drive if you suffer from any disability or illness that may make it difficult for you to drive safely.

"I really can't tell you if his neck would be fine to drive an F1 race, " she said.

A flashing yellow beacon above an intersection, above a warning sign or on an obstruction in the road, warns you to drive with caution.

"See here, Heinz, " she shouted in her fervor, seizing the stick that she intended to use to drive away the mice.

Balloons have no engine to drive them against the wind.

You know nobody would have prevented you from going. I'm going to drive you the rest of the way, if you won't come back with me.

Trying to predict the future is like trying to drive down a country road at night with no lights while looking out the back window.

Well, enjoy yourself, " my wife said. " I've got to drive Andy to his trumpet lesson.

Also hope that this pilot project, the theme of the cultural and creative industries to drive Luan development.

It is possible to drive between some of the federal states even during the rainy season.

The findings brought concerns that consumption spending might not rise strongly enough to drive the country quickly out of recession.

But the Golf is one of a handful of compact cars I would be happy to drive regularly on road trips.

They gambled to drive the car to the garage for repair before their gasoline had been used up.

So the next days will be bussy for me. My mom came home today and i have to drive her to doctors on friday.

Who needs to drive down to Walmart and purchase a new grill when a handy substitute is hanging out in a pile of old hardware?

The video shows the group carrying her and flagging down a motorist who volunteers to drive her to the hospital.

This dream has to excite you, propel you forward and give meaning to your life if it is to have the power to drive exceptional performance.

If you know Uncle Bob's views on politics are going to drive you crazy, don't bring them up!

He would have believed that we were terrorists and Communists who wanted to drive the white man into the sea.

One only has to drive through this country to see that you're all as rich as barons.

However, the thing may have to be so big to drive this device that it becomes impractical.

Just as we were about to drive away, Stan pointed out the car had a flat tire.

The day finally came when I thought, "Sitting here with my legs crossed for the next five hours is literally going to drive me insane. "

All cultures at some time have had dances to bring rain , goodhealth, or to drive ill spirits away.

So, by analyzing this video with computer vision techniques, they were able to drive the facial rig with the computer-generated performance.

If you don't seem like you have the potential to go public, you won't be able to use VCs to drive up the valuation of an angel round.

Instructor: Akibo, I wasn't sure if this day would ever arrive. I think you're ready to drive in the city.

Today two South Africans in a MGBGT and a Yorkshire man, in a MGA joined the group to drive through to the UK with us.

After having been instructed to drive out of town, I began to acquire confidence.

But later on Tuesday, he asked his chauffeur to drive him to the hospital, the company official said.

of he following morning, he had returned to Lytham in the pilot boat, expecting to drive home to a cup of hot chocolate and a warm bed.

Rebel groups say the government is trying to drive residents out of the camp.

As the traffic jam grew many people continued to drive into it, probably not knowing what they were in for.

eg : Yeah, I might have to drive you home. It's really hard to hail a cab in this part of town.

The British government has come up with a literal cure for economic slowdown - it wants drivers to drive faster on the nation's motorways.

"After 10 minutes of trying to hail a NYC cab in the rain I get one and " Who's Going To Drive You Home " by The Cars is playing. "

A pile-driver is a mechanical device used to drive piles into soil to provide foundation support for buildings or other structures.

One man from Chengdu had piled his car high with bottled water, instant noodles and biscuits and was planning to drive as far as he could.

Eg. Doing this mindless work all day is going to drive me crazy .

My monkey forgot to set his alarm again, see, and I had to drive him to preschool.

Lorry drivers in the European Union are not allowed to drive for more than four and a half hours without taking a break.

The children are stuff some tree branches down the hole to drive out the rabbit.

It is impossible for you to drive to that little village, for there is no road running there.

Please be prepared to tell me how you plan to drive the traffic if you bid on this project.

The gloom over the economic slowdown continued to drive down energy prices today.

His father would refuse to drive him to soccer practice because he thought using a car to travel somewhere to exercise was ridiculous.

Michael stumbles back to his cab and sits in front of the steering wheel, weaken, and unable to drive off. Here comes a Traffic Police car.

Allocate some of that savings toward Internet marketing to drive new customers to your website.

Doing this mindless work all day is going to drive me crazy .

I was referring to my craving to drive to a strawberry field the next day where I wanted to take Lulu.

Do you think you could take the wheel for ten hours without rest to drive the Philadelphia?

Since aftershocks follow the larger earthquakes I decided to drive to Las Vegas, Nevada to visit a friend for a few days.

During Christmas break from college, a young man wanted to borrow his father's car to drive to a New Year's Eve party to be held in Vermont.

These days it is possible to drive, eat, listen to a book and talk on the phone -- all at once, if you dare.

They had been attempting to drive down the franc by intervening in the money markets to little lasting effect.