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This tactic has often been used in Iran to frighten prominent people, without stoking more public anger by detaining them directly.

Marched before the General within the ship's bridge, it was Anakin who surprisingly recommended patience as a tactic.

Acquiring patents is often used as a defense tactic to stave off lawsuits from competitors.

If true, such a tactic would serve as a stern warning to those who see change in the air that it remains far off.

One tactic would be to rule that only a small fraction of any ABS or corporate-bond issue could be permissible.

In Walikale, at least, rape seems to have been a deliberate tactic, not a random one, says Ms Margolis.

Permissiveness is the principle of treating children as if they were adults; and the tactic of making sure they never reach that stage.

It's a tactic another team used against United just a few days later.

It was a totally unexpected tactic and in just a few minutes the whole enemy army was decimated.

It was a tactic learned from her father, and the way of mountain people in general-to be quiet when most agitated.

This tactic is useful for forcing an enemy out of a defensive position or into a dangerous one, such as in a pool of lava or over a cliff.

Mills failed to help the association by limiting iron-ore imports in the run-up to the negotiations as a tactic to hold spot prices down.

When he saw a new tactic, he would write it down in his notebook.

This sort of sales tactic might work for instant coffee, a product that everyone understands is a bastardization of something much better.

To us, this looks like the government is using the records request as a tactic to ferret out who else might have been involved in the leak.

Terrorism has long been a tactic, but modern technology allows a few small men with outsized rage to murder innocents on a horrific scale.

Plus, even if you're trying to show that you're extremely creative, it might not work. A creative job search tactic only works once.

Hollywood's latest tactic for trying to convince men to watch romantic comedies is to deny that the movies are romantic comedies at all.

To shake up the race he had to go on the attack, but the tactic was a doubled-edged sword, because attacking can turn off some voters.

One strategy that seems to be dying out is the tactic of telling people that a specific product is the best in its sector.

Here, I would like to tell about a political tactic that possibly has never been tried before by any army in the world.

This tactic is called "SQL injection" and is a very common form of attack.

The White House does not like to say "war on terror" or "terrorism" ; terrorism is a tactic not an enemy, it explains.

Perhaps I should set more stretching targets, or better still none at all, although it may be too late for that tactic.

Pragmatism can be very formidable, both as a strategy and a tactic.

He began to get up but then opted to lay on the ground and delay the game for 92 seconds-a tactic that helped preserve Ghana's lead.

The tactic has often been used in American-led operations, including those in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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

Their favorite tactic in open battle involved provoking an attack, and scattering as the enemy came forward.

One tactic that's gaining popularity is to attack what is usually the slowest part of the data transfer chain: the hard drive.

Proponents say geoengineering should at least be considered, if only as a last-ditch tactic.

BORIS JORDAN: It was more a survival tactic -- how can we destroy the communist, centrally controlled economy?

But under situation then, Zhu very carried on the tactic to violate a regulation, was also has no recourse.

But according to Dr Dean, the shrewd females have worked out a way of dealing with this tactic as well.

But thanks to Mr McCain's "hold" tactic, the Republicans seem to have won the first labour skirmish.

A better approach is to figure out what makes people feel unique and special on your service independent of any specific game tactic.

Tactic n. The method used to implement an organization's strategy, Tactics are the details of a larger strategy.

Cutting out carbs is only the latest tactic used by the zoo in the hope of giving Chuang Chuang and Lin Hui a more loving feeling.

The drive-by attack appeared to be a new tactic for the militants.

Nevertheless, there were some relatively significant differences in terms of how the teams interpreted this tactic.

The view on the consequences claims that the choice of any action, rule or tactic should consider the possible consequences.

If you can't explain how a tactic helps you achieve the strategic outcome, then it's probably not the best choice and needs to be rethought.

So the scientists got to wondering whether they could take a similar tactic to make silk even stronger.

The invention relates to a proper cross-linking biodegradable polyester amide a tactic block copolymer and a synthetic method thereof.

Well, apparently that tactic works with cosmetic surgery as well, according to a new study by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons .

This counter suit tactic can force the dispute because had the letter patent to be able to be solved quickly.

But if you're gonna ask me for a favor, insulting my personal life is probably not a great tactic.

Caster spikes had one tactic and one trick only -- win or lose there was no tactical adjustment.

As a diversionary tactic to help the others escape, Kenobi sacrificed himself to Vader.

Confusing the enemy and disrupting their plans is a favourite tactic of the Elves.

The key guard is an organizer and commander of a team; an assistant of the coach, an axle center of the tactic changes and attack rhythm.

Do not be pressured by this tactic. Follow your own production and turnaround standards.

Attacking A to make him give up B might seem ethically questionable, but in battle such a tactic is not uncommon.

That same tactic was used in last month's attack on a police building in Lahore, which killed at least 24 people.

By creating an irreversible situation and pushing you into a corner, the Fait Accompli tactic uses pressure and threats to win concessions.

If these leaders are given only a symbolic role then there is high chance that this tactic will back fire.

Mr Jobs turned the iPod into a must-have device by signing deals with music labels, a tactic he is repeating for the tablet with publishers.

The education of shame is an important part of Chinese ancient moral education and a basic tactic of governing countries.

The toilet is about to overflow, and you know that your usual tactic of slamming the lid and crossing your fingers won't work.

Another tactic is to make households pay by volume for the rubbish they generate, rather than through a flat fee or through local taxes.

Converting this debate into a contest between honesty and dishonesty, as the Tories want to, may be their best tactic.

Her tactic is not to identify too closely with any particular reforms and to let her ministers take the flak.

Another tactic used by the administration to sell health reform to a sceptical public is to trumpet tangible benefits the law will bring.

It was a simple enough tactic that contributed to the first-half tedium, but it was key to Chelsea eroding United's bite.

But it typified a tactic to which American leaders frequently turn when they need a rejoinder to economic doomsaying: cite an Apple product.

'It's a strategic media tactic to target the right audience, ' she said - specifically, urban adults in their 20s.

Writing this article was one action in a daily writing tactic.

tactic, except out of embarrassment that the US Army fighting forces had fallen to the level of a cheer-leading squad?

He was shouting because of an emergency . You know shouting is a privilege , a tactic which the police make frequent use of .

Labour has recently appeared to adopt a similar tactic, seeming to hope inactivity could spare it further torment.

The only smart tactic to take is to put things off until later.

But environmental groups are concerned the "rescue package" is a delaying tactic by the rich nations to wriggle out of cutting carbon.

Usually the best tactic is to sneak around and take them out in one blow, one by one.

Another tactic to use when you notice a high count of active users on the system is to move users off the system.

The chancellor said she might copy the president's tactic of recruiting opposition politicians to his cabinet.

It was not clear if the resumption of talks with KAI was a negotiating tactic or signaled a definitive break with Aermacchi.

The player's wisdom level, reasonable assignment of tactic will do great influence to the result of the competition.

It may well be that this is another tactic that could be used to get people to replace regular salt with mineral salt.

Trade barriers itself is only delaying tactic rather than a real solution.

I rolled up my sleeves and went back to Lulu. I used every weapon and tactic I could think of.

The tactic appears to have unnerved many on America's right wing, who are used to attacking Moore as a symbol of leftwing secularism.

Contests have been a marketing tactic for years.

This tactic dovetails with China's broader strategy to present a friendly face while building up its capabilities to go on the offensive.

Known as spoiling the ballot, it is a tactic common in this region when voters do not support the process or the candidates.

Auto repair shops, chiropractors, beauty salons, massage therapists, fast food restaurants can all take advantage of this tactic.

The VMI is used to carry out the tactic alliance, so this paper analyses the contract between the venders and the manufacturing enterprise.

After all, Kissinger says, even peaceful protests can be a tactic aimed at weakening a government and demonstrating its impotence.

Do it up right with a sentimental card that explains how really great they are (remember the flattery tactic above).

That is because 'terrorism' is but a tactic -- a means to an end, which in al-Qaida's case is global domination by an Islamic caliphate.

This healthcare marketing tactic can effectively create excitement and raise public awareness for a healthcare organization.

An increasing number of organizations are embracing Agile development as a survival tactic in these turbulent economic times.

The question is whether such a tactic can help bring rain to drought affected areas.

The pictures you describe are a form of " product sabotage " , a tactic used by companies with some pricing power .

One tactic for dealing with ME is to treat its symptoms with drugs that are already used against other diseases.

The overture appeared by its timing and method of delivery to be more of a public-relations tactic than a genuine diplomatic invitation.

Stopping to think may not sound like much of a speed reading tactic.

By given a auxiliary function and the tactic of designing dell time, the new global exponential stability criteria can be obtained.

Statements of guilt by the executives may be a tactic aimed at winning sympathy during sentencing, legal analysts said.

Jackson, surprisingly, sidestepped an opportunity to criticize referees, an oft-used tactic of his this season.

But I am surprised that only a small handful of the managers and executives I know make this tactic a part of their assessment process.

It's a daring tactic, especially when one of the realities is so obviously fantastical.

Staying healthy is an important prevention tactic when it comes to warding off the sniffles, colds and flu.

He sees it as a manipulative tactic to sway Chinese voters based on the positive meaning of the name and not their credentials.

It causes to misplace to accept by rhetoric on the surface. But, in fact, it is a political tactic means by the ruler.

Some believe that the Google incident is just another means for the U. S. to play their political tactic at intervening in Chinese affairs.

The German submarine use " the wolves " the tactic attacks the ally the ship, causes the human to the ally to lose very much.

That may be a good debating tactic, but it leads to mental paralysis: when everything matters, nothing matters.

Any system has flawed, draws back in the Wuhan light valley after the game, following also has the tactic to mix the cards the question.

This brute-force tactic for solving the problem of semantic transparency is what I call the top-down approach.

Recovery tactic : I decided to do volunteer work with pediatric cancer patients.

Needless to say, this would be a good tactic to use.

In the last part, I related what kind of tactic China should make when facing the American trade protection.

But Harry Shum, corporate vice president of Bing, called Google's sting "a spy-novelesque stunt" and "a creative tactic by a competitor. "

Finally, the author discusses the value of class homogeneity as a tactic and the practice methods of it.

What reason then do they have to begrudge one of their own using the very tactic from which they have benefited so much themselves?

Zone: A defensive tactic in which players guard areas of the court, rather than specific men.

"It's an outrageous tactic is what it is, sort of the way a child screams until you feed them, " said spokeswoman Kara Flynn.

What I particularly liked in this paper is Lincoln's recongition that "Freemium is a marketing tactic, not a business model. "

To be sure, state ownership may make some sense as a tactic for specific financial institutions.

Cutting prices of properties in a yet-to-be-completed project hardly looks a smart marketing tactic.

Is it a trick, an astute divide-and-rule tactic used repeatedly by the regime?

By using PBL website learning tactic, the results is evidently better than traditional teaching activities in classroom.

Turning a bad conflict into a good one is the goal behind each tactic.

That may be a common tactic of speculators, but it's rarely a good long-term investment strategy, the report said.

This tactic almost always ended with the sniper being killed but caused heavy casualties among the allies.

Playing to your strengths is a smart tactic but not if it means you hesitate to take on new challenges.

If the friendship is otherwise good and you're worried about confronting them, you could try an alternative tactic.

A popular tactic at the summit was to freeze enemy units with the special power and then carpet bomb them so they all die.

One of the culprits is quantitative easing (QE), a tactic devised by central banks to revive the economy.

But with video clips, the suit looks like a Viacom tactic to get better terms in a deal that both sides need.

Numerical results show that the procedure can help ascertain the "best" maneuvers for different tactic requirements.

Iran, suffering a bitterly cold winter, accused Ashgabat of an "immoral" tactic to get a higher gas price.

The high-minded tactic is the White House's redoubling of efforts to address the concerns of Americans directly.

But this tactic fails in the face of a movement that defies such simple categorisation.

Guilty Soul: The damage done by this Tactic will no longer be capable of crits.

A tactic used by a group of Senators to block the passage of a bill favored by the majority.

America's final tactic for dealing with China is to set up trade deals with groups of countries, and hope China will feel compelled to join.

This tactic sometimes, but not always, results in release of the records.

Toyota officials later said it was a tactic to pressure the Japanese government to stabilize the yen.

The snowspeeder laser cannons were ineffective against such heavy armor, and Luke Skywalker turned to a tactic of desperation.

Villenueve decided on an obvious race tactic to slow the race down hoping Michael would become embroiled in a jostling of position.

The aircraft is mainly used for tactic study and enemy simulation.

Barry: I just call them like I see them. Micromanaging is a bad tactic and I can see why your employees are disgruntled.

China's focus on technology may be a negotiating tactic, aimed at pointing the finger at the developed world.

Consider an oft-cited example of a high Wall Street crime: Lehman Brothers' use of an accounting tactic known as Repo 105.

It's the tactic that is highly effective if you're not much of a micro manager or enjoy squashing your opponent with a huge hoard of forces.

An aggressive defense tactic In which players guard opponents closely, often over the entire court.

This tactic is made up of several actions, since I write for a few different publications.

In the end, "Innovation" proved to be weak as both a tactic and strategy in the face of economic and social turmoil.

The best tactic for talking about why you quit -- for any reason -- is to accentuate the positive and minimize the negative.

Whether technical tactic or management strategy, political reliability should be emphasized mostly.

Tonight we played in particular conditions, for this reason I tried to field a tactic we had used against Bologna and exposed us in defence.

In March 2005, a bold new tactic emerged in the wake of a nationwide purge by the Ministry of Education of college bulletin-board systems.

Others predict Groupon will simply acquire smaller firms, a tactic it has used before when entering overseas markets.

capital configuration tactic is classified as positive investment tactic , negative investment tactic and blend management tactic.

So they try another tactic, well if he won't be satisfied with Abraham as being the Father, okay, we'll have God as our Father.

To Pham Van Dong the encounter with me was tactic in a revolutionary struggle.

The tactic consciousness is one of the most important attributes that affect the players competition, study and training level.

In addition to the despondent liberals, Mr Reid's tactic may end up a disappointment to its author.

"Quick" tactic mode - Now you can shout from the touchlines to make small or full tactical changes without having to stop the match.

Amazon's decision to undercut its rivals is partly a tactic designed to disrupt the tablet market, which is still dominated by the iPad.

The crew of a German-owned cargo ship used a similar tactic to prevent pirates from taking control of their vessel near Somalia on Sunday.

He admitted that the first holes were dug on his suggestion as a feng shui tactic for improving Ms Wang's luck.

Even Mr Wylie acknowledges that he mainly formed his Odyssey imprint as a tactic to gain better terms from publishers for e-book rights.

Search engine consultants say that "closing" a business on Google has become an increasingly common tactic among unscrupulous competitors.

Rounding up the usual suspects is also a popular tactic in Jordan, where human rights groups say prisoner abuse is widespread.

If the tactic works, the average man will go and see a physician long before he starts seeing spots.

But be careful with this tactic; you do not want to replicate a table in an index by including all of the table's columns in the index key.

One tactic I've found useful in getting over the perfectionist tendency is a shock therapy called soliciting feedback.

The charge upon protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square today by pro-Mubarak mobs looked rather like a similar tactic.

They are subjected to rape as a tactic of war and exploited by traffickers globally in a billion dollar criminal business.

Do not underestimate the tactic, if you can train well in the move, you will become a master.

Another tactic would be to directly intervene in currency markets by selling yen and buying dollars.

Recovery tactic: We called an extraordinary board meeting, soliciting help and advice from anyone who could be constructive.

Carville also captured his main battle tactic in a slogan he had printed on a T-shirt: Speed Kills . . . Bush.

Before the vote, Mrs Bachmann dismissed Mr Obama's warnings of dire consequences if the ceiling was not raised as a "scare tactic" .

A tactic should be light and agile, its subroutines connected like a strings of pearls.

Of course, this is a risky tactic because there's a chance that you might not hear back at all!

To realize the displacement of corporate brand, enterprises could have two choices: pulling tactic and moving tactic.

The same tactic is possible today.

The Hollywood-actor tactic has been used before as well in China.

To optimize brain power, Michael Green of Aston University in England suggests one tactic would be "more frequent but smaller meals. "

Even if the ass or derv may be better for a given build or tactic, overall they are far less flexible.

Yet in the long run, creating money to prop up asset prices is not a sustainable tactic.

News of the World said its reporters posed as a wealthy family from Dubai, employing its regular "fake sheikh" sting tactic .

The anxiety diversion tactic: Creating stress is an excellent way to avoid dealing with the frightening tasks necessary for personal growth.

Their elaborate designs and hues are deliberately ostentatious to ward off potential predators, a tactic called aposematic coloration.

Secondly, the article bring forth the fundamental thought and principle, practical handicap, route choice and implemented tactic.

We must live up to the calling we share. Civility is not a tactic or a sentiment.

"The best tactic, I thought, was being totally upfront, " Raymond said.

It's really a great evolutionary survival tactic so that it makes it difficult for us to confuse reality with what you've made up.

A common tactic in W. T. O. disputes is for a country being accused of trade violations to file counterclaims.

Some Mubarak supporters charged protesters on horseback and camelback, a tactic the regime has employed against past demonstrations.

Application of electric shock, including to the genitals was a common torture tactic.

That tactic, needless to say, leads to endless acrimony at the IWC's meetings.

Situation assessment technique is the main part of assistant tactic decision making system.

Creating confusion is a tactic well used to distract you, whereas if you are sufficiently enlightened you will see through it.

Another study we recently completed casts doubt on short-term job creation as a counterinsurgency tactic.

Local takes this tactic to a whole new level -- consumers want to know you're part of the community.

Tactical instruction theory includes tactical idea, tactic guiding principle and tactical awareness.

Analysts say its cleverest tactic is its quiet accumulation of prospecting rights, less controversial than working mines and oilfields.

Accusing the Congress-led government of being "soft on terrorism" is a campaign tactic it has often used.

That salesman came on with too much of a high-pressure sales tactic for me.

Or might a tactical withdrawal be the best tactic if the battle starts to go the wrong way?

This tactic that CFO especially likes, however, eliminates the opportunity to place "the right product at the right place" .

It starts with a show of tusks. A standard opening tactic, it scares off smaller competitors.

Arming doctors with the commonsense tools of economics is a tactic in a long-running campaign to fix America's health system.

"Whataboutism" was a favourite tactic of Soviet propagandists during the old Cold War.

It was a slightly curious, much criticised and derided tactic.

The best tactic is total silence until you're absolutely sure what you've found.

Proponents of the technology say GPS tracking is analogous to the low-tech police tactic of trailing a suspect's vehicle.

There are multiple variations on this tactic, but always stay true to your motto: Be. A. Bitch.

Lately, authorities have adopted a new tactic -- burning down the houses of militants' families.

Based on the theory of life cycle, the paper expounded the publicity and promotion tactic in the different phase of the book life cycle.

One point, two orientation, three supports, four unification should be used as the multi-channel management tactic.

It's an aggressive tactic and smart ploy that will go a long way to help make SCVNGR more visible than its more seasoned competitors.

I dare say it's just a business tactic.

The dynamic weather (being able to change in the course of match) will force the player to change tactic in full part.

The North's tactic, however, is still a little bit shaky.

An Israeli minister urged that Israel should also resume its tactic of assassinating Hamas political leaders, not just fighters.

Polyacetaldehyde may exist in a tactic, syndiotactic and isotactic forms.

Different management tactic , the pattern having decided different operation.

Buying protesters' silence is a frequent tactic of local officials, who fear that visible unrest may tarnish their careers.

Residents said security agents were using a new tactic by posing as protest organizers to lure dissidents into the streets.

Nowadays, a computer-controlled military command system makes tactic decisions scientific and the route of march intuitive.

Taking executives hostage is a well-established tactic in France, which has a history of confrontational labour relations.

A better tactic would be for Chinalco to take up its rights and stay close to Rio.

If those numbers stack up, that suggests an unlikely development tactic for poor countries: hire more weather forecasters.

This weakness of this type of tactic is accentuated by player confusion as to where they should be passing.

Learning through PBL website learning tactic, students have positive studying responses.

Another effective tactic is to make limited-edition handbags which are hard to get hold of.

Summarily cutting off gas supplies through Ukraine is a similar, politically motivated tactic, she argues.

A better tactic for the EA group is to start with a small project and demonstrate the value of governance on that project.

Use the tactic of elite athletes by visualizing a positive outcome and using deep belly breathing to reduce stress and build confidence.

This is an extremely common tactic carried out in a number of different ways.

'You say the last word. But we won't stop without being drunk. ' Her tactic makes him despair.

PPC is the top converting tactic and their best leads are coming in from inbound: search and word of mouth.

at last , i put forward the develop tactic of qinhuangdao port , and provides information and data for administer department.

For the drilling different tactic combination, Adelman sixth sent the different first round lineup and the second string continuously.

One perennial tactic is to blame Big Oil and demand investigations (which inevitably fail to show conspiracies ).

This year, retailers have picked up on that tactic this year as a way to separate their sales from the sea of 20%-off offers, Yarrow says.

Tech innovation, equipment updating and employee training is the tactic that keeps our company advantaged in the market.

But this looks like a revival of the old Fed tactic (much in evidence in the 1980s and 1990s) of underwriting the stockmarket.

Hiding in plain sight is a common tactic for adding obfuscation to a security scheme.

Smoke cigarette, prentice-hall, marched into tactic, surrounded, tears stream where bathing.

The other tactic is to design your class and its methods to use generics.

Instead, however, United countered this tactic by taking advantage when possession changed hands.

Arms deal. Arms deal itself is bullying tactic. I thinks that's the legacy of the past. It should long have been removed.

Failing Scottish hospitals are not "named and shamed" in public, a tactic many believe has driven improvements in the NHS in England.

The best tactic, say financial advisers, is to build in a cushion.