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Our teacher is often taken for a student because he looks so young.

To his surprise a voice spoke to him, and he saw that the thing which he had taken for a branch was really a crocodile.

We simply do not ultimately want to be taken for the results of the architectural significance does not reside only living machines.

She said that she was "really taken for a ride, " but what could she do?

These drugs are meant to slow down the heart rate and some of them may have to be taken for life.

I was shocked to see me, but she seems to be taken for granted, but it struck lower part of the body.

Working hard is often required of us, but taking time out for fun is taken for granted.

This point tends to be taken for granted by Americans and disbelieved by others.

But, sadly, I am taken for granted by those who use me, as if I were a mere incident and without background.

I should be taken for an impudent creature that had forged such a thing to go away from my husband.

It was the gift of her good godmother, old Mrs. Admiral Maxwell, only six weeks before she was taken for death.

Global warming, a heated topic of today, is often taken for granted to be responsible for the harsh weather.

I can now appreciate how much courage it must have taken for those teachers to let me deviate so broadly from the lesson plan.

There was always the irrational hope that he might be taken for a pure Spaniard.

Beibei suddenly went quiet as she saw hanging in the dark room a picture taken for Xun at Danshui when Xun and Wu first me.

When I think of it now, I marvel at how much courage it must have taken for a grown man to subject himself to such indignity and stress.

But the news since the polls closed has been so bad that this future cannot be taken for granted.

manufacturers in such a decorative glass container behind the efforts made by the end consumer is often taken for granted.

It is often taken for granted that this is also true for the maker of fine-art objects.

All that's needed is a simple vote that Democrats and Republicans have taken for decades, including all of the leaders in Congress today.

Without any toxin and adverse effect, the invention is no harm for the body and can be taken for a long term.

Let us work out the time that would be taken for an atom to absorb the energy required to produce a photoelectron.

So it was that I found myself knocking on a cottage door, being received by Mary Smith and then being taken for a walk to the woods.

If the truck-mounted crane is not in use for a long period of time (longer than half a year), following measures shall be taken for storage.

But a hundred years on, the durability of that post-Ottoman state system should not be taken for granted.

Queen: If I have given birth to a such daughter , have taken for her, what first name is good?

Mike is often taken for his twin brother.

What they failed to recognise was that their own, taken-for-granted, "lack" of belief might itself be amenable to inquiry.

Being a pivotal factor of RT, expectation of relevance(ER) has always been employed as a taken-for-granted concept and is scarcely studied.

This may seem simple, but it is a process that is often taken for granted or done in an ad hoc manner.

Some of the things we'd taken for granted, like going on holiday, we're beginning to really appreciate again.

Fast rates of expansion cannot be taken for granted; nor can the ability of the state to offer ever more protection to its citizens.

As for your Elizabeth's picture, you must not attempt to have it taken, for what painter could do justice to those beautiful eyes?

Instead, a projection has to be taken for one of the participants. Then that projection can be an executable process.

Don't forget to mention some of the things you've always taken for granted, and never thanked him for.

It is taken for granted that the production and sale of drugs will be regulated by governments, but this was not always the case.

What better way to be taken for granted than to always be there ready with your time, focus and attention at the drop of a hat.

He is often taken for a foreigner.

Passion could be taken for granted and the scouting system and coaching staff was arguably the best set-up in world football.

and I think it's really taken for granted, especially with the younger generation now, you know?

The coalition with the Conservatives is still new, and "its stability should not be taken for granted" , he says.

This herb is taken for the tonification of the heart and spleen and for nourishing the blood.

Outlook is such a fixture of office and computer life, its potential as a central life-organizing inbox is easily taken for granted.

A habit-free existence would be a robotic existence; it would be one in which nothing could be taken for granted.

It was the worst city for "being taken for a ride" than any other in China - even when you use designated taxi stands.

Use the Metrics - overview tab to see a summary of the measurements taken for all assets in the inventory database.

We thought we were hot stuff because we could hook up our remote offices around the country to it, something now taken for granted.

Since then the feeling has grown that the strength in depth of the English contingent is no longer to be taken for granted.

Beyond video clips taken for my online stores, the only form of documentation I've opted for has been photography.

One of Zoomlion's plants, in Changsha, is so big it could be taken for an aircraft manufacturing facility.

Use the Metrics dashboard tab to see a summary of measurements taken for all of the assets in the inventory database.

The matter related to your future can't be taken for granted.

Meanwhile, the greatness of the United States, which so many have taken for granted for so long, is steadily slipping away.

"It was sort of taken for granted, " says one director.

In generations before my own, this was taken for granted as an important part of life.

The time taken for installing the zone depends on the number of packages installed in the global zone, as shown in Figure 8.

This certainly seems like a trip taken for romance and fun, either just with your mate or sweetheart, or with your children, too.

If the site makes one mistake, permits just one security hole to linger, they're going to be taken for a fortune.

After Breivik had been taken for questioning, a government official revealed they were searching for unexploded devices on the island.

"I was rather hoping to be taken for an aunt, " she said.

'I think foreigners are being taken for a ride by the U. S. government, ' says Andy Xie, an independent economist in Shanghai.

Two days later, all her property was taken "for the benefit of the German Reich. "

Mrs. White spoke English so well that she was taken for a native.

All that creepeth upon the earth shall be abominable, neither shall it be taken for meat.

Is SPC used for Desmear and Electroless process ? Is the corrective action taken for the out of control status?

For online backup, special care needs to be taken for the SYSTEM table space and rollback segments table space.

From his earliest years his venturesome spirit and his intention of being a surgeon were taken for granted.

Experts widely assumed that H5N1 would cause the next pandemic, and its severity was almost taken for granted.

a drug that produces numbness or stupor; often taken for pleasure or to reduce pain; extensive use can lead to addiction.

It cannot be taken for granted once the economy has passed through some point of no return like a takeoff stage.

That humanity is one and indivisible would have been taken for granted until about the time of Darwin's birth.

a dead dolphin will be taken for testing to see if its death was due to exposure to toxins from the oil spill.

Some Chinese people have taken for granted that the USA is a more open country, and that many sinful practices are common and acceptable.

Cell phone service has become like the air itself: taken for granted, not given much thought until it's unavailable.

The assumption of an ever-increasing standard of living is no longer taken for granted.

But when economic hardship ends the easy handouts, the elites' support and loyalty to the system can no longer be taken for granted.

Such a question, it is taken for counterevidence . Now you box your ears. Why smattered? You have done mistakenly and insulted another.

Yet the primacy of the dollar is no longer to be taken for granted.

To put it another way, I'd rather be taken for a sucker once in a while than know that my suspicion had denied someone legitimate help.

Having a father drop you off may have been taken for granted, but I always thought it was wonderful.

But anti-rejection medications have had serious side effects and must be taken for life.

But a leader's behavior can also be affected by medication taken for a physical condition.

Yet even in the early months of the regime, internal stability cannot be taken for granted.

The theory of developmental state consists of many propositions, which are unsystematic , contradictory, and taken for granted.

It is a paradox of open societies: since order cannot be taken for granted, the public demands that government ostentatiously impose it.

Depending on the speed of your network connection, the time taken for a response will vary.

These formats are taken for granted, just as we accept telephone keypads and car dashboards, which are also user interfaces.

These antiretrovirals keep the infection in check, but do not cure it, and must be taken for a lifetime.

Breathing is a fundamental life process that usually occurs without conscious thought and, for the healthy person, is taken for granted.

Trust will be taken for granted, as you will be aware that behind the plan for you are spiritually defined reasons based on Light and Love.

Suddenly, with her simple question, I realized that time was running out for this unique partnership I had taken for granted.

A differential backup can be taken for a whole database or any subset of data files for which a base exists .

Both sexes are taken for labour or to beg for gangs, say experts.

A spokesman at the Guangzhou military hospital where Yueyue was taken for treatment said Monday that she in a coma.

A. The cooperation and willingness of the Client to absorb the training and advice cannot be taken for granted.

He found himself taken for a ride when the woman handed him over to the police.

This indicates whether the time taken for the quantum to execute caused the application to exceed its subscription quantum limit.

This invigorating sense of possibility, though it is too often taken for granted, is the great gift of Americanness.

Which means that the body is taken for what it presents itself to be, an enclosed body ( un corps fer me).

Conclusion: If taken for lacking of effective treatment on teeth fracture of prevention methods, then the fracture molar can be conserved.

Our modes of behavior are very much shaped by philosophical ideas that looked innocent enough to be taken for granted.

Meanwhile, the insurance and hospital industries that struck similar deals with Democrats are also being taken for a ride.

She says that the goods and services provided by nature - like clean air, rain or fertile soils - should not be taken for granted.

Now, it is true that it is his business and that two and two make four is not something that can be taken for granted without his presence.

That's why we must be careful against Unirea Urziceni. If anything is taken for granted, we could be looking at another unwelcome cup upset.

Guest Services manager will go with Security Officer to the said location to investigate and a photo will be taken for reference.

Homosexual love figures largely in the Phaedrus as well, but as something taken for granted, not examined.

So effective protecting measures have to be taken for dam slopes both upstream and downstream.

As no samples were taken for testing, the cause of his illness remains uncertain.

Gradual strategy should be taken for the RMB exchange-rate regime transition taking its economic and institutional background into account.

For the subject, three pictures were taken for calibrating the center of knee joint, and the positions of the sensors.

Whatever I am going to tell you now is not be taken for granted.

Moreover, the creditworthiness of the US government cannot be taken for granted.

This is when I think the parties realised they had been taken for a ride all this time.

"It may all be a giant game of chicken. But it cannot be taken for granted that China will be willing to buy US paper for ever. "

Talking in probabilistic terms ( "there's a seventy per cent chance this will work" ) would be taken for weakness and ambivalence.

Water is a precious commodity that is often taken for granted in the West.

Water is a precious commodity that is often taken for granted.

local meteorological factors and local topography could be taken for factors of the reference to forecast local heavy rainfall.

This article presents five countermeasures that can be taken for the stabilization of money market.

The decision was taken for the Reds keeper to undergo a non-emergency operation in Munich at the end of the season.

Artificial neural network was taken for a objective and practical method in matter classification.

Instead, I think the current breakdown in Washington highlights the fragility of a human capability we've long taken for granted: trust.

Before the speech, none of this was taken for granted, even in the North.

"Maybe when I'm a hundred, I'll get used to having everything I do taken for granted, " a young homemaker confided to her neighbor.

When they arrive at a U. S. port-of-entry, another digital photograph and another two-finger scan will be taken for a comparison check.

The truth is that all sorts of comforting assumptions we have taken for granted in recent decades have revealed themselves to be false.

In Libya Mr Obama is challenging the assumption of global leadership America has taken for granted ever since the second world war.

In this paper, the quaternion is taken for positional parameters to control the attitude of a spacecraft.

a narcotic (alkaloid) extracted from coca leaves; used as a surface anesthetic or taken for pleasure; can become addictive.

This public debate has taken for granted that inequality in these countries has risen as a result of globalisation.

But the smoothness of this transition cannot be taken for granted.

Lastly, a static structural analysis is taken for a vehicle door inner panel part drawing with the method.

Significant details are often overlooked on a day to day basis: they're taken for granted.

The gang leader decided that the informer must be taken for a ride.

As the bears feed they snag against the fence leaving hair samples that are then taken for DNA analysis.

Family members and neighbours have been placed under observation and samples from these people have been taken for testing.

Due to the differences in threading models offered by RHEL3 and SLES8, complete binary compatibility cannot be taken for granted.

He then quickly explained that he had just come from having his photograph taken for a campaign poster.

In the last decade of their grandeur, Englishmen seemed for the first time to become conscious of what before was taken for granted.

(Passage in the Senate is considered less problematic. ) But it should not be taken for granted.

Now such a society, no Who the Who, only who is who crammed big squeeze small, weak-strong crowd were all taken for granted.

The anti-retrovirals used to combat AIDS, for example, have to be taken for the rest of a patient's life.

Consequently, the different ratio of tension in anchor cables should be taken for anchor cables with different initial tension load.

Corresponding nursing measures should be taken for different treatment methods in total imbedded placenta.

The outturn weights and quality of the cargo at discharge port analyzed by CIQ shall be taken for final settlement.

There is no substitute for the comfort supplied by the utterly taken-for granted relationship.

Men who cheat intentionally must not be forgiven as your forgiveness can always be taken for granted.

But harmony and tone color are generally taken for granted, it they are thought of consciously at all.

Tseng Kuo-fan represented the interests of the landlord class and suppress the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom also taken for granted.

Your illness was very serious this time. The prescribed medicine should be taken for months on end before it worked.

Cao guo which are processed by smoking can be carcinogens when taken for a long period.

The applicant is aware that samples taken for laboratory testing may be destroyed during the test.

Thus, it has almost been taken for granted that any animals would have a single mitochondrial chromosome with all mitochondrial genes on it.

The United States is blessed with vast land and ample resources; abundance is taken for granted.

This study develops a balance sheet of the water bank, whereby the water loan is taken for its asset and water deposit for its liability.

For enterprises with large databases, using many backup devices can greatly reduce the time taken for backup and restore operations.

Especially all the little small things in your life that are so often taken for granted.

During my trips to England and America, I was taken for a native speaker a few times.

A system of aerial photography in which one vertical and two oblique photographs are simultaneously taken for use in topographic mapping.

Results show that sometimes design decisions are taken for aesthetic reasons without certainty on their environmental impact.

If the tables are declared without a schema name, the username that is used for connecting to the database is taken for the schema name.

One bit of information that is frequently taken for granted in modeling is the personal name.

One thing he was thinking of is something that most of us take for granted today, but in his day it wasn't taken for granted.

It's not a pleasant feeling to discover you've been taken for a ride by someone you trusted.

As this principle has been taken for granted, it has now been forgotten, but it remains as important as ever.

But in a GDD environment, they cannot be taken for granted.

This social fact is then taken for a psychological force, which produced the likeness.

It is like the siege of Paris in the FrancoPrussian War, when even the mice and sparrows were taken for food.

The elemental sulfur comes directly from crude oil and has effect on engine reliability, so measures should be taken for its strict control.

But most have to scrape by on "zilch" or, at most, on a fraction of what is taken for granted in the for-profit world.

As such, Zhang radically reorders the viewer's taken for granted notions of portraiture, representation, and subjectivity.

and final accounts and evaluation after completion must be taken for project cost control.

Phase volumes were determined and samples from the top and bottom were taken for phase composition analysis.

When you specify table locking, a bulk update table-level lock is taken for the duration of the bulk-import operation.

Body unknowingly energy intake was significantly greater than consumption, obesity seems taken for granted.

People shall be specially appointed and necessary security measures taken for their dispatch, reception, allocation and carrying; and.

the municipal government has decided that temporary traffic control measures will be taken for roads in beijing during the game.

Most of former studies on maneuvering target tracking are mainly taken for deterministic system, with few on random changing structures.

Nothing can be taken for granted where nuclear power is concerned, " said Lautenberg. "

Any time I leave the operating theater I see lots of people desperately asking to be taken for surgery.

Many types begin working right away, but they generally should not be taken for long periods.

All of a sudden, bankers had to reassess and resize lifestyles they had taken for granted for years.

But risks must be taken, for the greater hazard is to risk nothing.

Given the state of public finances even in more stable countries, such as France, that cannot be taken for granted.

Genetic algorithm (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) are taken for computing the error and compared with BFGS method.

Once you recognize that you don't know the things you've always taken for granted, you set out of the house quite differently.

Additional samples have been taken for further laboratory analysis.

In this paper, the quaternion is taken for positional parameters to control attitude of the space station.

Now that you are fully in transition from duality to Ascension, you will find that much previously taken for granted is disappearing.

But our status as the world's center for new ideas cannot be taken for granted.

Through confusion with my twin brother, I was taken for a brilliant football player.

Ancelotti knows that nothing can be taken for granted, including the Rossoneri's Champions League qualifcation.

Customers who feel unimportant, unappreciated or taken for granted that their business elsewhere.

One-side scheme is taken for calculating the nonlocal gradient norm to preserve edge information in discrete situation.

Victims of a suicide bombing are taken for burial in the Shiite city of Najaf, Iraq.

The time taken for this round-trip of request and acknowledgment determines the network's latency.

Compliance of checking methods is stated in documents. Are actions taken for correction in the event of finding a discrepancy?

All particulars should be carefully checked and verified; nothing should be taken for granted.

Therefore, a series of technical measures are adopted in actual construction has taken for temperature control of concrete construction.

The time taken for transfer instruction to pass between bank branches and clearing centers to enable payment.

Records shall be taken for the inspections and the handling of the problems.

In the past few decades it has been taken for granted in the west that high levels of liquidity are a good thing.

What you can do about it: If your talents, efforts and time are taken for granted, you deserve a change.

Minutes shall be taken for interviews and shall be signed by both the interviewer and interviewee.

Photograph taken for, but not published in, "Catherine the Great, " September 1998, National Geographic magazine article.

Consensual politics and coalition-building is taken for granted in most other advanced democracies.

We are accused of stupidity when we are being cautious. Our shyness is taken for arrogance and our desire to please for sycophancy .

This would create a "breeding ground for conflict" that would leave the other person feeling like they are being taken for granted.

He had never thought his father loved him , because he their blood relationship between the father and son that is taken for granted.

Anyone who informs on the crime syndicate risks getting taken for a ride.

Alas, credibility cannot be taken for granted.

Having a simple plan is seems obvious enough that it's taken for granted.

Gays expect nothing from Republican administrations and are taken for granted by Democratic ones.

data to be taken for the calibration process to proceed.

But these benefits, and the potential effect of policy, must not be taken for granted.

But the expert also says toxicants can accumulate, if contaminated food is taken for an extended period of time.

One way to find out is to ask the people you depend on if they ever feel used or taken for granted.

To that end re-education sites on the Li measures taken for medical treatment.

A representative sample should be taken for the purpose of performing a retest.

We foresee a soft landing, but this cannot be taken for granted.

These can be hidden details that may be taken for granted, such as the cost associated with each call to the help desk.

An opportunity is taken for interference with the childrens action, the sooner we make the interference, the better we get the result.

Medications commonly taken for arthritic conditions, including their mechanisms of action and effects on bone, are summarized in Table 1.

'Women gain self-confidence, self-worth, money and experience through work and want things that men have for years taken for granted. '

By setting the special register, an Explain snapshot will be taken for any subsequent eligible dynamic SQL statements.

Appropriate actions should be taken for not following dormitory rules.

Coating beatment to carbonaceous materials is the principal method taken for air oxidation protection at high temperature.

An 8 storey frame was taken for the example, and the influence on the behaviors of the stiffness degradation was studied.

Take Suqian College as case study, and the freshman, sophomore non-English major students are taken for objective.

Some 300 orders have been taken for a limited edition launch model.

The y-axis represents to the elapsed time taken for the transaction in milliseconds.

I became somewhat embarrassed, for I was used to being taken for granted by my elders.

Something assumed or taken for granted. Often used in the plural.

If you've paid 6, 000 pounds for that car you've been taken for a ride!

Chinese buying cannot be taken for granted.

Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. May be taken for credit twice.

The Franco-German rapprochement that inspired the founding fathers is taken for granted.

In recent years relatives of several players have been taken for ransom.

Basic assumptions that guide the organization are deeply rooted and often taken for granted.

Have appropriate corrective actions been planned or taken for risk priority numbers which rank in the upper 80 percentile?

As their families' economic conditions worsen, however, Basij loyalty to the government may no longer be taken for granted.

I feel taken for granted when you don't help around the house. I would feel better if we could. . .

when I go home, but I am also looking forward to seeing with 'new eyes' a lot of good things at home that I have taken for granted!

A similar approach can be taken for columns being renamed and other database schema changes.

Suddenly doubt is cast on all sorts of assumptions that people have taken for granted for generations.

Eg. Truth is something proved by experiment, so nothing should be taken for granted.

The time taken for reclamation is unbounded and subject to fluctuations.

The details of acquiring and generating XML can be taken for granted.

Anti-jamming measures is taken for the low signal and SNR of long distance measurement.