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As I travel across the country, I continue to hear from Americans who want Washington to take its' hands off of their health care.

After you hit the ball, do you stand and wait to see if it goes out, or do you start running and let nature take its course?

Begin to put closure to your situation and move on. Do not continue to let your singleness take its physical, emotional, or spiritual toll.

Clearly China is now ready to 'take its responsibility'.

In each of these cases, you are not allowed to write to the read-only local variable, or to take its address.

For now, the episode appeared to take its place in a long series of provocations South Koreans have gotten used to.

As he walked toward the freight house, he saw a rat take its head out of a paper bag and regard him.

Cooked I do not know, it is inappropriate to take its way, led to his losing.

Mobile will finally take its place as king, a position to which it has rapidly been ascending the last several years.

He promised that Tehran could take its 'rightful place' in the world if it renounced terror and embraced peace.

I've been working three different part-time jobs for a while and it's beginning to take its toll on my health.

The vet told the woman that her dog was in no danger and told her to let nature take its course.

With minor ailments the best thing is often to let nature take its course.

We assumed the role that this neighborhood scene proposes and we decided to take its atmosphere as a structuring condition for the project.

It's saying that whenever a state of affairs reaches its peak, the opposite of that state of affairs is ready to take its place.

"They can pump me full of poison and buy a few more weeks, but who the hell needs that? " He said he planned to let nature take its course.

Shakeouts typically mark the point at which an ascendant technology is ready to take its place at center stage.

For Mr Vajpayee, who once said that his life's ambition was to see India take its place as a great nation, it must be very dispiriting.

"I don't think GM really knows how the wind-down is going to take place, but GM has to take its responsibility, " she said.

The first mirror was a pool of still water, and for untold centuries there was no other mirror to take its place.

An illness that caused him little difficulty in his youth began to take its toll as he reached middle age.

There is no doubt that TCM will take its place in medical circles of the world as a completely new medicine.

If you only feed dairy to your cat occasionally as a special treat, you'll be able to use it to get a finicky cat to take its medicine.

And the Sunshine State seems to take its summer reading seriously: Florida was the only state to have three cities in the top 20.

The figure seemed to take its bearings for a few moments, then set off with light, quick strides, its long cloak rustling over the grass.

He designed her self-immolation of death of letting nature take its course, the old things must be dead, let alone such a poisonous woman.

With its network and backing, the company has competencies to take its portfolio to international bourses.

When a program is finished, a new one can take its place in memory, allowing the computer to process completely different data.

Pray to the gods that this place does not take its toll on your men's spirits.

So Apple can take its time. Heck, Apple may even come out with an actual television someday.

Just as Draco's mother feared, the gravity of his mission begins to take its toll on the young wizard.

Some whisper, however, that centuries of breeding with exclusive bloodlines is beginning to take its toll.

But with its move on Monday the central bank sent an ambiguous message, and then let the market take its own direction.

Letting nature take its course, that is all down to an extension of their own development, including a number of implications.

At 7: 51 the next evening, after handling well in a piloted test run, Sandstorm is allowed to take its own wheel.

The strange lethargy confounded the Alliance leaders and continued to take its toll on the rapidly weakening or cs.

But if it's decided to take its siesta on Daddy, it could stay there for hours before it leaves.

After Grievous callously beheads a battle droid gunner, there is a replacement one ready to take its place.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates said some at the meeting felt NATO should take its lead from the U. N. and countries around North Africa.

Now that this view has been proved false, a whole slew of new theories are competing to take its place.

Already the old ways and the things you have got used to are changing, but you are yet to see what is going to take its place.

If you want to choose, she firmly put family before, " the children of the baby, why why, let nature take its course" .

Female dugongs have one calf after a yearlong pregnancy, and the mother helps her young reach the surface and take its first breath.

The United States wants the Islamic Republic of Iran to take its rightful place in the community of nations.

Maybe they were still tired from a grueling season that appeared to take its toll during the just-completed trip in which they went 5-2.

Highway passing is a breeze and the 335i will happily take its passengers up to too-high triple digit speeds without a whimper.

Lustful desire does not exist in any book, nor does it take its birth in any school, and never has it to be taught by any teacher!

The escalating drug crisis is beginning to take its toll on many Americans.

If one member of the group were to break down, others could take its place.

As the hot beach air rises up, the relatively cooler air over the water moves in to take its place.

Abandonment of cotton crop by the farmers would take its toll on the textile industry that immensely depends on this crop.

If it closes, some other site will emerge to take its place; the music industry's victories, in short, are never final.

But with each enemy down, another moved up to take its place, firing dispassionately .

This decision was soon overturned but it gave Yukos Capital a chance to take its case to a Dutch court which also ordered Rosneft to pay up.

This can be quite useful as it allows collaboration to take its course without worry that valuable work will be overwritten.

In the 1930s, politicians let the market take its knocks, and a banking crisis ensued, followed by the Depression.

Alienate Yahoo, Microsoft said it would take its case directly to Yahoo's shareholders if its board directors failed to respond.

Robin, cancer does not define you. You are not your disease. It may take its toll, but there is no shame in it, no reason to hide.

But boardroom fights, shareholder lawsuits and even fratricidal competition are the stuff of capitalism. Let the law take its course.

The old dark perspective can swiftly be discarded and a truer way of regarding Gaia can take its place.

But it also showed the SEC's continuing failure to take its wider regulatory role in a more aggressive direction.

Eventually the group had no choice but to take its surviving cadres out of the country.

To sit back and let nature take its course is to risk the end of a civil society.

However, because of the economic development, analog television will still take its place in the TV market during a long period.

But the smart option for the West is to let China's voyage of self-discovery take its course.

The month of March is starting to take its toll of the luxury brand, and may be signaling tougher time for the highly regarded brand.

If a film does not attract an audience, its run in the theater will be cut short and another will take its place, hoping to be a hit.

Under normal circumstances, the government response to such evidence of stuttering growth would be to take its foot off the brakes.

As with many of the text commands we have looked at so far, sed can work as a filter or take its input from a file.

It is helping Western Europe to again take its place as a leader among the industrial nations of the world.

With concerted action and cooperation, small-scale hydro power really could take its rightful place as a cheap clean fuel for development.

Has this pattern begun to take its toll on your body and your overall health ?

"This is too important to be urgent, so we should let it take its own pace, " he said when asked about membership prospects.

Its aim is to take its investment experience abroad and become a global investment brand, company executives say.

If lawmakers remove the compulsion to serve, perhaps a sense of duty will take its place.

He added tougher listing regulations on the LSE would be another reason why Rusal could take its business east.

South Korea is expected to take its formal complaint to the U. N. Security Council.

Simply allow it to take its own course knowing that it will only have a minimal affect on your future.

The new work of his will take its play among the most important paitings of this century.

If I were you, I should let nature take its own course.

The Crimean Khanate may be forced to betray the Cossack Hetmanate and take its lightening fast army of mounted bowmen elsewhere.

Feng Xiaogang take its unique Feng style, demonstrates one specific time with the movie as the mass audiences the memory.

A society's stability and advancement must have one kind of formidable mainstream ideology to take its spiritual prop.

The divergence of this field, I take the x component, which is x, and I take its partial respect to x.

With emotionally, letting nature take its course is how to keep their loved ones and friends of a peaceful state of mind.

If Apple tried to take its business elsewhere, it would risk losing its entire supply chain.

'The young cub wouldn't take its eyes off me, it was fascinated. Suddenly it went over to the tree and managed to flip upside down.

Boeing said Friday it plans to let employees take its CST-100 capsule to the International Space Station.

If China is going to take its rightful place, it must make those signals clear.

The product's costs rise sharply as the heavy expense of advertising and marketing any new product begins to take its toll.

As for the imprisoned leaders, he asserted that justice would have to take its course.

Take its current commitment to maintaining rock bottom rates for "an extended period" .

The London company was to take its place, becoming on the way the biggest single business in Britain.

With things as such, we'll have to let nature take its course.

Prototype is going to invoke this URL, take its response, and dump it into the tunesBox div.

If BHP raises its bid, but still can't win over Potash Corp's board, it may again take its higher bid directly to shareholders.

In other words, Ahtisaari and Solana are fretting that Saudi Arabia will take its business elsewhere if Europe rebuffs the Palestinians.

Coke is giving no details of expected revenue or cost synergies, so investors have to take its promises on trust.

The alternative, allowing climate change to take its course, would be far more damaging to America and the world.

Her Algorithms are spread out across many servers; if any of which were taken down or damaged, another would undoubtedly take its place.

Understand, call long breath and feel good mind at ease. That life is so letting nature take its course . . .

And if Louboutin loses again, the company says it will take its case all the way to the Supreme Court.

We can either stand back and say, 'Let nature take its course, ' or we can decide that this is our responsibility and do something about it.

But the researches on competitive power of urban tourism just take its first step and need developing.

Life is a series of problems. Every time you solve one, another is waiting to take its place.

You will see on this terrain of anxiety how, by being more closely knotted together, each one will take its place still better.

City minister Mark Hoban warned tonight in Brussels that Britain could take its own steps.

Surely pundits will scrutinize this election for years to come. But business leaders can take its lessons right now.

I just need to take log of it, take its derivative with respect to temperature.

Meanwhile, as the cooled water sinks, warm currents from the south flow northward to take its place.

Casino is likely to take its grievances before Brazil's unpredictable courts. That could mean a long and costly battle.

We also urge fans to be patient to allow the negotiations to take its course.

E&Y, fearing a fat-cat-hating "runaway jury" imposing colossal penalties, would probably rather not take its chances at trial.

The calm, to the indifference, contend for the inevitable, letting nature take its course.

In South America, Brazil's leading business school, Fundacao Dom Cabral, is also planning to take its message to a growing audience.

Other than that, he said, officials plan to let nature take its course.

But if Japan takes part, it may seek to take its protected rice market off the table.

Today evolution is the foundation of all biology, so basic and all-pervasive that scientists sometimes take its importance for granted.

life value. namely take its person the work which does regarding the present age as a criterion.

Casino is likely to take its grievances before Brazil's unpredictable courts.

Watch your idea take its first breath; its first steps . . . Do a little dance and thank the gods of creativity for their inspiration.

But while Beijing is likely to take its time over renminbi appreciation, appreciate it will.

Institutional mismanagement must also take its share of the blame for last month's floods.

As Pettis says, "every six months for the past several years we've heard the same thing: " China's going to take its money elsewhere.

Shoppers can scan the item's bar code, take its picture, say its name or type out the details on the i Phone.

But every generation has a chance at greatness. Let this one take its shot!

And, the only thing I do with the types array is take its size, so I can add any type of object that has a size.

But when private investment fell away in 2008, there was nothing to take its place.

The new work will take its place among the most important painting of this century.

Now the US too needs a comprehensive economic plan to adjust and adapt, and to take its people along for the ride.

English will fade as a lingua-franca, Mr Ostler argues, but not because some other language will take its place.

I must adjust my mood, especially work, I'll let nature take its course. Bad mood affect result, so it's better to won't be equipollent .

march on , destroy the russian army you are in a position to take its baggage and artillery.

We've all seen it happen: a young couple steps onto the fast track and the treadmill of life begins to take its toll.

We expect that the FX market will take its cues from the immediate monetary and fiscal response.

We'll have to let time take its course.

Remind self, later treats each people to be the same, let nature take its course!

Many are wondering why KKR, which has around $55 billion under management, wants to take its New York bow now.

I see your shoes are wearing out . I have been jogging in them . That must take its toll on them. Yes , it's time for a new pair.

Rather, the world cannot take its eyes off China because its economy now has such significance internationally.

Therefore, the Beijing Huayuan Renzhijiang let nature take its course to become a "Guojun the Huayuan. "

I waited, shyly, for the meal to take its effect on my companion. But nothing happened.

The high-growth phase means that Facebook can take its time developing ways to increase revenues.

Its financial structure does not compel it to change, either. Take its overall profitability.

If, in other words, we do as Vaclav Klaus and many other suggest, and let climate change take its course?

Do not plan too much, just let nature take its course. Is that you will be.

" Therefore we want " to take its essence, goes to its dregs.

Instead, the whole region must increase its domestic demand, and the region will take its lead from China.

TRUE-ly allowing 'tears of joy' of love-life to take its own course.

So the treasure-seekers should beware that the Arctic may take its revenge.

If we go on as we are, then history will take its revenge, and retribution will not limp in catching up with us.

What is in question, is what is displayed everywhere, moreover, in analytic theory, is that it cannot take its jouissance in itself.

It's better to let nature take its course.

But, now there is a hole in my mouth. It will fill up later. Do you know how? A new tooth will take its place!

That which has escaped man for aeons shall take its rightful place on the throne of divinity.

Thinking of the three alles policy meaning three-lights in Japanese, we take its meaning very positive.

Seasons Change, But For Everything That Ends, Something New Will Take Its Place.

As the old disappears so the new is coming in to take its place, and at times it will become quite confusing if not chaotic.

Season 2 will take its place on the honor vendors for the same price that Season 1 gear is now.

Take its photo first and then show the photo to the doctors, " suggests Mr Jackson. "

Natural woman, letting nature take its course, arrange its nature.

An EXE will take its name from the source code file that contains the entry point main method.

The act of simply getting to work can take its toll on employees' health.

Why, then, does Wall Street expect anyone to take its whining seriously?

The Greens will take its place, the first time the party has run a German state.

But AIG will also take its biggest step yet toward becoming a normal company again.

A distinctly superior construction will take its place.

Please bear with us, as we put everything in place for the final phase to take its course.

However, though having advantage in frustration education, Chinese doesn't take its role in this field.

As innocence fades away, more complicated things take its place.

Worse, the PKK has threatened to end its unilateral ceasefire and take its battle to Turkey's cities if the government ignores its calls.

Letting nature take its course in what is a decidedly unnatural situation is folly, the critics argue.

One way of answering the question is to take its total area: 95, 000 square miles.

His hard work will eventually take its toll on his health.

Take its quarterly reporting as a case in point .

Stress and mental fatigue most definitely can take its toll on our well-being.

Workaholism may take its toll on a person's life, but it does have advantages.

For the life of the helpless, perhaps let nature take its course will be better.

While the world can't take its eyes off the Middle East, Fukuyama is, instead, looking ahead to China.

One level is banished, the other rises in strength to take its place.

Through working, we gained many; but because of working, we lose our friends and family. Therefore everything must take its Golden Mean.

And when the monkey puts its hand in and grabs the fruit, it can't take its hand out again unless it drops the fruit.

Otherwise, it gives the user-mode code a chance to take its decision.

An. Exe will take its name from the source code file that contains the.

So no country can take its future prosperity for granted.

How could it take its place among other unique structures such as the Pyramid, the Hanging Gardens , and the Colossus of Rhodes?

It already has 149 orders or commitments from 14 airlines for the aircraft which is due to take its first test flight in early April.

The new emerging power from China is already to take its place on the world arena.

The company already has five plants in China and openings this year will take its manufacturing capacity to 690, 000 cars.

Acknowledge problems that may arrive in the future. Allow flexibility to take its course.

Each country has to take its own steps to reduce its debt.

Let nature take its course while still learn to strive.

Instead of preventing the guru's protest, or letting it take its course, the government tried to control it.

The question is what will now take its place.

Or use a food thermometer to take its temp regularly.

Or you work around it, or you take its energy and turn it around.

If you're female, be female and let nature take its course.

Whether my mother will find out about my situation at the end, we will just let things take its course.

Two Soyuz spacecraft are currently docked to the station to take its six astronauts home.

"User experience" feels like a term, and concept, whose meaningful time is over. I don't know what (if anything) will take its place.

The play was so gripping, the audience couldn't take its eyes off the stage.

When a man is faced with difficult position, he has to do as that; not for tempering but let nature take its course.

Being the boss can take its toll on health: study.

But living in the Big Apple can take its toll on a person.

If America doesn't take its future seriously, why should they?

I'll not worry about it. I'll let nature take its course.

In Equation 1 we simply invert this probability and take its log.

"I think it's starting to take its toll a little bit, " he says.

But what new order should take its place?

but the unspoken message (confirmed in the endnotes) is that continental drift will take its toll.

only if we break through the state - or - private dual system , we can precisely hold its connotation and fully take its advantage.

Relax and let nature take its course.

Yum Brands, a leader in China's restaurant industry, plans to take its 27% stake in hot-pot chain Little Sheep Group to full ownership.

the bureau can take its toll on ur family.

Nevertheless, many in China thought the government would sooner or later lose its nerve and take its foot off the brake.

Since there is nothing we can do, why not let nature take its course?

But the government has refused to take its reforms to their logical conclusion.

Well, I let nature take its course.

How shall I take its procedure?

Cool air moves in to take its place.

Let nature take its course!

I let nature take its course.

That must take its toll on them.

They seeded 45 such pools in the summer of 2002, and let nature take its course.

We must allow justice to take its course.

Let my joy take its birth and clap its hands and dance with the surging songs, and make the morning open its eyes wide in sweet amazement.

However great the difficulty, we can readily take its measure.

And if this is lacking, no teacher can supply it or take its place .

You cannot have a vacuum, and as soon as the old is removed the new is waiting to take its place.

McCarthy promptly went out and bought another $20 manual typewriter to take its place.

We all have stress, but if you don't do something to relieve it, sooner or later it will take its toll on you.

A sugar-packed diet can take its toll on your waistline, and experts also now believe it can make your skin dull and wrinkled.

We can't cure the disease; it must take its course.

Take its relation to teenage pregnancy, for example: people in low life-expectancy groups become parents earlier.

Let people do exploration of what happened in Japan and let it take its course.

Let's the nature take its course.

I want to learn strong, and learn to give up. Not letting nature take its course, own happiness grasp.

Chicken Run'may take its place in film history as one of the truly great prison movies

For example, P&G usually take its staff into outside and encourage them find new style shampoo in the nature.

In the future, when socialism is no longer the embodiment of superiority, Communism with its superiority will take its place

A repeat of the failed Copenhagen summit is likely unless the global north is prepared to take its fair share of CO2 cuts

When you want to live in Beijing have you ever take its expensive living cost into account.

Well, do you think by, letting nature take its course, we free ourselves to others ~

By the support of monopoly system, cigarette sales take its unique advantages in the market;

Guangxi Should Take Its Speciality in Higher Education for Profession

Reform of University Journal Should Take Its Own Way

Letting nature take its course, is the ecology of the original law;

Global warming is starting to take its toe on Arctic ice conditions

Singapore must take its own path

Take its broken waist in your hand