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He is not the only one who finds it easier to point out the flaws in a system than to correct them.

At this opportunity I would like to point out a bad harmonica habit, that of increasing the volume of a note just before playing the next.

But we wish to point out that it is only with a view to encouraging future deals with you that we are accommodating you this time.

It never hurts to point out how much you appreciate the small services and tasks that someone unfailingly performs.

Eileen had always been quick to point out what they'd missed; they depended on her for that.

We're going to go through several parts of it because what I'm going to point out right now is, how did Paul try to convince them?

You're right to point out that smoking has benefits as well as costs, and that implies that it might be perfectly rational to smoke.

All that I desire to point out is the general principle that life imitates art far more than art imitates life.

I tried to sort them by Act but I might have missed a few things left and right, feel free to point out errors in comments.

He knew his friend was uneasy about this raid and had only wanted to point out that they had very little choice but to go through with it.

You might not be experts, but you'll probably be able to point out the potential flaws or trouble spots in one another's work.

It is one of the most characteristic tasks of any technology to point out what cannot be achieved.

What we have been trying to point out to people are the dangers of crossing.

One of the first ways to deal with this objection is to point out that XForms are just over twenty abstractions of a user interaction model.

It's also important to point out that this secure connection is only available for the main Google Search page right now.

We want to point out that this was an Afghan army operation. Coalition troops were in support of the Afghan operation.

Nevertheless, I do feel obligated to point out to you that she did not reject you.

But I would like to point out to you that you must be fully held responsible for any consequence that may arise.

However, the former defender of Parma was quick to point out that this was just an invented story to further stir up the environment.

There are other directions that your race can take, and I'm trying to point out those directions to you.

to point out fraud wherever you think it occurs, but you do not have the right to decide whether your accusations are valid.

She did not bother to point out that "wife" was scarcely the operative label with the decree absolutely due in a fortnight.

While it may also be tempting to point out the illegality of the question, doing so likely won't endear you to the interviewer.

He was one of the first to point out decades ago the problem of arsenic contamination in deep water wells in West Bengal and Bangladesh.

Tsingtao was careful to point out in announcing the deal that it would "build up its market position as a core base in Shandong Province" .

Since supply chain management covers many items, no one can conclude so far to point out the influence of it's preprocess factor.

It's unnecessary for me to point out that supply exceeds demand at present and that this situation is apt to continue for a long time yet.

I was one of those journalists who tried to point out over the past decade that house prices and stock values were getting out of control.

My chief purpose is to point out the difficulties of the matter.

When someone is reading , the rest of the class should all listen carefully and try to point out his mistakes, If there is any.

"Basically, we're just trying to point out that what society is doing is not sustainable, " said Joseph.

Additional things could include annotating an image to point out a problem or a question to be answered by a doctor at a central hospital.

So this seems like a good time to point out that this blame-the-public view isn't just self-serving, it's dead wrong.

To point out his mistakes directly will have no effect except to make him angry.

Of course, the researchers were quick to point out that the technology is still a long way off from being able to power normal electronics.

In spite of these benefits though, I feel duty bound to point out that captive pandas can be profoundly unpredictable too.

it is fair to point out that the drought is the sort of thing such change is expected to make more likely, not less.

Finally to point out that this conclusion is also applied to the anti-monopoly law regulation of restrictive clauses.

For that reason -- as well as for comparison -- we wanted to point out some of the other popular GUI toolkits for Python.

Henry had no wish to trespass on my area of responsibility, but he felt he ought to point out one or two omissions in my report.

It serves to point out the need for you to undertake a very important step in development.

Americans are also right to point out that EU leaders have already pledged to admit Turkey if it meets a long list of legal requirements.

Meanwhile, Chinese foreign policy scholars were almost queuing up to point out all the problems that come with close ties to North Korea.

I am going to tell you about the other method as well, but I just want to point out this one actually doesn't become more complicated.

In his introductory monologue, he tried to point out that he was a nice guy despite his sometimes macabre roles.

One of Reilly's patients had an affair, ended it, and then told her husband as a way to point out they were in more trouble than he thought.

Experts have been quick to point out that the accident will push up global crude prices over the long term.

Fine, I said, but I had to point out: We've been down this road before. This wasn't the first time we had taken away his electronics.

Jiang said he was waiting for other mathematicians to point out the obvious errors in Wiles' proof of FLT.

The fifth part is to adopt a SWOT analysis to point out the opportunities and threads faced by the company.

But US officials were quick to point out that it was up to them, not BP, whether the cap could stay in place.

You are also wholly right to point out that since I seem to talk to women in unhappy relationships, I will have a skewed perspective.

Sir, I need to point out two facts here, first, Tibet is a part of China, Second, China is not a part of any western invaders .

They must not hurt your eye, color tones should be nice, chosen in such a manner to point out what the website is telling to the visitors.

I don't propose to shed a tear for New Yorkers or Londoners here, just to point out that we are not in it for the money.

Ask a well-heeled Chinese lady about her new handbag and she is quite likely to point out that she bought it in Paris.

There were so many wrongs it is hard to point out what was the core of it all.

The stockmarket, though, is still a bubble: even the operators of the Shenzhen exchange have felt obliged to point out the dangers.

She supposed he was just trying to point out contradictions in the government line.

Despite the latest losses, Senator Clinton remains upbeat, and is quick to point out a recent surge in fundraising.

Would be good to point out that "proper" way of opening tripods is top down, so that the thinnest leg section is the last to be used.

That' s why it's so easy to point out what is NOT working, and all the failures.

Author bold mean, plans to make a preliminary discussion in light of this, asks respectfully to point out mistakes.

We have to point out that we intend to place a large order with you if the price is competitive.

I wish to point out th for the offers are higher tha recent some of the quotes from your competitors in other countries.

i wish to point out that your offer are higher than some of your competitors in other countries.

But it's nothing new to point out the conflicts of interest faced by the journalist or critic who has met his subject in a social setting.

"I say that to point out, " Thorn said, "that this is a really intricate collaboration among biological, social and psychological factors. "

Now, there are other reasons, but I wanted to point out a few of the most common.

We have to point out that the listed payment term do not correspond to customary business practice .

We have to point out that the listed payment terms do not correspond to customary business practice.

Dr. Hadjipanayis asked him to point out his parents. Check.

Economists are right to point out that exports are now more diversified than when Japan was the dominant buyer.

At the U. N. Conference, the president was quick to point out specific sectors where improvement are being made.

We regret to point out that the goods delivered are not up to the standard of the samples.

I wish to point out that your offers are higher than some of the quotations from your competitors in other countries.

As Bruce Schneier would be quick to point out, the strength of fraud protection is determined primarily by the people, not the technology.

A: First I have to point out that the incident has no direct links to the current situation on the Peninsula.

Analysts are quick to point out a second issue: Historic gasoline prices are here to stay.

If it is, I would ask Kanazawa to point out the gene (or set of genes) religion is encoded on.

Cross-examine Victoria, and try to point out problems with both her original identification and with the lineup.

Those in power believe that if no one is there to point out a driver's mistakes, he simply won't make any.

We wish to point out that this is our best price and we is unable to entertain any counter offer.

It's easy to point out how things could be better.

Is it trying to point out a belief that you don't need?

Then it is the time to ask questions and to point out any tasks that you feel aren't under your control.

Tactfully, I don't bother to point out the state motto posted on each and every one of our license plates.

You are right to point out that your partner has much to gain from such an arrangement.

I meant to point out that the state debt problem is a massive headwind for the U. S. economy, second in importance only to housing.

We wish to point out that this is our best price and we are not able to entertain any counter offer.

We wish to point out that this is our best price and we are not able to entertain any counter offer.

They told me that their retort is to point out how badly the US takes care of its homeless humans.

Let me take this opportunity to point out that you are looking particularly ravishing today.

Analysts are quick to point out the strength of the company's management bench.

Our goal is to point out unique services used for various application types.

As Tale of Tales game designers Michael Samyn and Auriea Harvey like to point out, the situation is very similar to that of modern art.

Indeed, it's important to point out that we did not invent the idea of working with fragments.

Votes poured in, with people from around the globe eager to point out how overweight, unladylike, and generally foul British women are.

InfoQ cannot provide legal advice, but we would like to point out a few interesting sections.

A notice in English was keen to point out to visitors that this had nothing to do with sexual discrimination.

The paper goes on to point out that there is absolutely no middleware support currently capable of supporting this type of transaction.

She was eager to point out that climate change is no minor flash-in-the-pan fear-mongering stunt.

It has now plummeted a full percentage point in four months, a feat unmatched since early 1984 and a fact Mr Obama made sure to point out.

He likes to point out that having a strong base in both developing and rich countries gives his company a balanced portfolio.

To point out China's environmental and supply concerns is not to overlook the economic benefits the nation accrues by restricting exports.

While conducting the tour and on a higher floor be sure to point out key features of the hotel that are easily viewed.

His friends have done their best to point out his errors but he remains silent.

So far I tried to point out that botnets are smaller, more sophisticated, and single-purposed.

Some Chinese like to point out that it took the United States almost two centuries to achieve universal suffrage.

The public seems not to like the white coat, and it doesn't help to point out that Scientists don't really wear white coats anymore.

Of course, I need to point out the obvious here, Gurzadyan and Penrose did not publish their work.

A: I'd just like to point out that I think too many accidents are happening at nuclear power plants all over the world.

In fact, I wish to point out that Almiron has received several offers from clubs that will be in the Champions League next season.

Before I begin this particular story, I'd just like to point out the fact that Michael is standing over my shoulder, laughing.

It is worthy to point out that the approach is coordinated, which can utilize the road capacity better than the single on-ramp methods.

The integration of network and social psychology is to point out the network has influence on and interacts with social psychology mutually.

' She then proceeded to point out a man working on the roof and said: 'if you don't listen, you will end up as that guy.

But some recruiters are swift to point out that China isn't the only place that will help students stand out.

When asked to point out Mr Pandit's most visible attributes, friends and foes point to his sharp mind and calm, professorial manner.

It is easy to point out from afar that barely a dozen Israelis had been killed by Palestinian rockets since the Gaza withdrawal.

Her hair occasionally brushed my face as she leaned to point out something on the canvas.

The last two functions from the Ajax module I'd like to point out are really utility functions that greatly assist in working with Ajax.

Here at the Silver Lining Dept. , we like to point out that the above is good news if you're looking to get a mortgage .

I just wanted to point out the fact that the place has gotten very weird and creepy.

I also want to point out the irony of speaking to graduates of an institution that would have rejected me, had I the chutzpah to apply.

Proponents of the Asian dream are, of course, right to point out that any impact will be cushioned.

Diop is quick to point out that basketball is only one aspect of life that he teaches.

We need the church, the Christian community to point out to us that we have sinned and need to repent.

Furthermore, it is alert to point out the continuous descending trend of technology efficiency since the year 1995.

Medical doctors are quick to point out that it is much more desirable and cost-effective to try to prevent, rather than cure, sickness.

Head coach George Karl echoed his captain's sentiment, but was quick to point out that San Antonio has weaknesses which can be exploited.

Meanwhile, as Mr Taseer himself never failed to point out, the state gives succour to violent, extremist organisations.

"Not if the Regent begins to look upon him as a traitor, " Exedore saw fit to point out.

So at last, I would like to point out three theoretical characters of his Leftist politic thought.

All the participants were secretly videotaped during the conversation then, afterwards, asked to point out their own lies.

Finally, summary is given to point out main difficulties faced with author's research. And a proposal for the future research is addressed.

Another approach to the question is to point out that philosophy is derived from the Greek word meaning 'love of wisdom'.

Ms Jung is quick to point out that Avon offers opportunities to women in humbler positions as well.

But this is not the case with any MLM to date, and after 25 years of failed attempts, it is time to point out the reasons why.

Here a review and summary was made to point out the weakness so as to unceasingly deepen the study of this problem.

As those from other Gulf states are quick to point out, Qatar have never qualified for a World Cup and never won the Asian Cup.

As President Clinton used to point out all the time, 24 million new jobs were created during his eight-year tenure.

So he intends to catch Sheeta with the army and forced her to to point out the way to Laputa.

Ironically, it was another discrepancy in a planet's orbit that helped to point out flaws in Newton's theory.

I was careful to point out that this is a natural process, not one to be forced.

Even so, independent researchers were quick to point out that the data could still allow phones to be tracked to within 100 feet.

It is important to point out that it is not the intent of this discussion to disparage RSS in any way.

Sometimes, people like China, will be a little careful not to point out what.

But she and others are quick to point out that the focus of dating changes for mature couples.

China's rulers love to point out the shortcomings of Western-style democracies; the "Beijing model" by contrast gets difficult jobs done.

Each shape features have to point out the trends, technical meaning, operation strategy.

But I'd also like to point out that the oceans are much more connected than we think.

But he's also quick to point out that despite all their disagreements, he and Gates had a rapport that simply worked.

This paper also tries to point out that national tradition and culture is a tentative means to fight against the media imperialism.

But, as doctors are often quick to point out, CFS is real and disabling no matter the cause.

But there is no shortage of observers, some of them historians, who are willing to point out where Bush's presidency went wrong.

I should like to point out that your choice in color and pattern is very limited and that the shades that are now fashionable are missing.

Why, asked one widely circulated commentary, did it take the prime minister to point out such an error?

Go through the Grammar Focus with the whole class, ask Ss to point out the main points in this period.

The key of the algorithm is to point out the dependability of data by choosing coherence maps.

But if he has to point out who are the real competitors, he thought they would be the portals, such as Sohu, Tencent etc.

But, unlike Mr Beckham she was keen to point out that she was so "proud" and "in love" with Britain.

A: Regarding your first question, I would like to point out that the report by the Japanese media is totally unfounded.

To point out that the press is a member of business card printing and membership card making businesses may face greater challenges.

As a reminder I would like to point out that there is an oral test on Friday, and midterms next week.

Concerning maintaining the unification of law, I feel I need to point out some relevant bigger issues of the law.

Ironically, the saying is used to point out that there ia a trend around us that the others are luckier than ourselves.

Second, Ms Lagarde is right to point out serious issues of inadequate capital in European banks.

North tofu with Wen Zhangbu to do cloth, Douzhi rough, tofu with brine to point out to strong, flexible.

I want to point out that the question tends to come out of nowhere.

This article author also momentarily seeks the educational world friend by the courteous manner to point out mistakes.

Non-Chinese experts on Judaism are quick to point out that the Talmud is not a business manual.

And to point out that Aristotle surely never thought of all these niceties, has nothing to do with the question!

Some commentators were keen to point out that the west had reaped benefits as well as incurring costs.

Pundits are right to point out that the Internet also is used to support terrorist networks.

Last time, I wanted to point out where the split in the subject lay.

It is important to point out, though, that schools of a certain type actively seek out Waldorf graduates as potential students.

China's press loves to point out the failings and hypocrisies of the "advanced democracies" .

Anyway, we will look mostly at particular examples, but just to point out that this is useful when you study guesses in physics.

Still, would it be totally annoying to point out that the whole White Messiah fable, especially as Cameron applies it, is kind of offensive?

But with the central market, the Yang great wild goose hereafter maintains the smalltalk the behavior, has the question to point out.

But experts are quick to point out that masturbation is perfectly OK even for men in a committed relationship.

Just to point out a pitfall, r here is really a function on this disk.

So today I wanted to point out the top things not to do - the top five deadly sins of paid search (according to me).

But he is also quick to point out other factors, from higher wage costs to the cyclical impact of a surge in bank lending.

I would like to point out that what both of these women do (and what I do! ) is 100% legal.

It is important to point out that I do not believe the EJB specification should be replaced in favor of other frameworks.

Critics are quick to point out that such gestures have not been accompanied by concrete achievements.

Need to point out that some of the site design is nice, but baidu search engine but can't grab article, or loading speed slow.

When the need to point out other people's mistakes, I would like a screw like serpentine to express their opinions and suggestions.

We have received the remittance, but have to point out that 600 US dollars is still ~.

He was quick to point out the options on the car, the features that were new to this year's model, and the changes in the warranty.

And Mr. Berlusconi never fails to point out the communist roots of the rival Democratic Party.

The Delegation wished to point out that it still had difficulties with those matters.

Ballack was also quick to point out the danger Dimitar Berbatov will pose for Chelsea.

Inouye is quick to point out that you can't just outsource and wash your hands of the activity.

YAN Zhen aimed to point out this contradiction between person and society, in which express his fatalism.

Finally using summarized method to point out Lean production implementation is gradual process that like climbing.

To point out the obvious, the rich are paying more taxes because they're much richer than they used to be.

Allow me to point out the highlight of some very important statistics.

As always, we need to point out that this is beta software and you might still find some bugs in it.

Yet although I should feel embarrassed about my inability to point out the exact location of my gall bladder, I am not.

These thinkers, Mill was the first to point out, had forgotten about the financial sector.

The discounts extend to 80 tour sites. But potential visitors are quick to point out some of the most popular sites aren't included.

Alexander also is quick to point out that his cyber warriors and experts are legally authorized to protect only military networks.

A few houses away a group of old men interrupt a game of cards to point out another dry well.

As for the G8, observers were keen to point out that it would retain discussion on global security.

It has become a commonplace to point out that America's invasion of Iraq has strengthened Iran.

After the exposure of abuses at Abu Ghraib, American officers are eager to point out measures to ensure proper treatment of Iraqi prisoners.

Don't blow your top when one or two people think it's smart to point out your faults and failings in a negative way.

Ms. Jacoby , however, is quick to point out that her indictment is not limited by age or ideology.

Kathy, I hate to interrupt you, but in defence of the Venice Film Festival, I have to point out that we don't just feature Hollywood films.

In this section, I'll use a common example to point out the differences in each tool's approach to aspect declaration.

Southern tofu made with silk cloth, Douzhi delicate, with plaster to point out tofu to lubricants, delicate, light, soft.

All reserve currencies are ultimately faith-based, as Jim Grant, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, loves to point out.

It's important to point out that the majority of my fellow students aren't snobs, despite all appearances.

Muslim clerics are quick to point out that the virginity issue is not about religion.

Critics of Ramsey are quick to point out that the math of his method doesn't make sense.

We hasten to point out that nothing we have seen accuses Carlyle of wrongdoing, nor do we intend to imply any improper action by them.

When you are a teacher, for the benefit of your students, you have to point out their mistakes.

As David Cameron likes to point out, the best schools in Britain are excellent.

The FDA goes on to point out that the guidelines from the EPA and the FDA are for drinking water, not for juice.

It is important to point out that you can use also these rules of thumb to make a bad design look good.

I am concerned only to point out the error in two of the arguments most frequently put forward in favor of public housing.

Ron Johnston, a geography professor at the University of Bristol, was kind enough to point out my mistake.

"But it's also city friendly, " Ms. Laux hastened to point out. "You can do errands wearing just pajamas underneath. "

We wish to point out that all orders accepted by us are shipped from New York or Seattle.

They like to point out that the data haven't always told the same story about the link between underlying and overall inflation.

They didn't socialize with anyone, as the whole town used to point out angrily.

As a teacher, I have the ability to suggest books, to point out a pathway.

The teacher rolled a globe to the front of the room and asked him to point out India.

However, we'd like to point out that the simple math of losing weight can be deceptive and lead to bad behavior.

I'd like to point out th for your origin's price exceeded the market price definitely 'srecommerci'sy been. We cannot hvaccept it.

It's important to point out that reference material is not in any way a substitute for good tutorials and guides!

He retains a tight control, but is quick to point out that WPP is an amorphous agglomeration of 12 different companies.

However, I have to point out that, the argument suffers from several critical flaws, which undermine the argument seriously.

First I'd like to point out that Autodesk has developed a really cool free program to handle FBX files called FBX Converter.

As the bowls keep coming, the abbot is careful to point out that he normally eats very plain food.

Another thing to point out about this example is that it doesn't actually do anything yet.

Inside Westminster people like to point out that none of this is entirely novel.

It also likes to point out that its rivals, including Yahoo! and Microsoft's Bing search engine, are merely a click away.

Better to point out: "Every child has special talents that are different but no less valuable. "

Last Wednesday's Tip List was meant to point out some habits that contribute to people's "ordinary unhappiness. "

While not a site in particular, I'd like to point out the Lightbox technique gets a lot of play on more recent sites.

He is courage enough to point out an error in their reasoning.

We have to point out that your complaint about inferior quality are unfounded.

The list overlaps slightly with the " One-liners 101" article, and I will try to point out those intersections.

We regret to point out that your behavior will cause harm to the friendly relations between our two peoples.

We have to point out that your complaint about inferior quality is unfounded.

We wish to point out that all orders accepted by us are shipped from Swatow or Whampoa.