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In this frame grab taken from APTN footage, one of a pair of truffles is placed on a table at a charity auction in Macau on Nov.

At age seven, as is customary in Sparta. . . the boy was taken from his mother and plunged in a world of violence.

He did not say what was taken from the companies and said not all of the other names on the list were accurate.

She was able to assure herself that nothing had been taken from her purse.

He too had a ball of human hair that he said he had taken from the dead lion's stomach.

EVEN more than tempting liquors like tequila, tobacco is a pleasure that the Old World wishes it had never taken from the New.

And Jehovah God built the rib, which He had taken from the man, into a woman and brought her to the man.

You know, besides, that the "China" - the only steamer he could have taken from New York to get here in time - arrived yesterday.

The total number of coupons taken from a test board and tested to determine a property of that test board.

Magnesium can be in taken from bananas and nuts. Chocolate may also be occasionally taken, but never to be excessive.

Researchers then looked at figures on how much people drank in each country, including the UK, taken from the World Health Organization.

We will all feel cheated always that you were taken from us so young, and yet we must learn to be grateful that you came along at all.

Then the rib which the Lord God had taken from the man He made into a woman, and He brought her to the man.

However, the shape of the heart-shaped only in photos taken from this point of view.

The omniscient effect this created tended to terrify victims; one said later that she felt like her life had been taken from her.

When Henry saw Colleen at the airport, she seemed deflated, smaller in the wheelchair, as if more than her leg had been taken from her.

The hotel manager learned that the quiet man taken from his room by the police was a murderer with a price on his head.

and when the child was old enough to be taken from the breast, abraham made a great feast .

Every sabbath he shall set it in order before the LORD continually, being taken from the children of Israel by an everlasting covenant.

With Libya, there was "a very clear call for the sort of action that we have now taken" from the Arab League and the United Nations.

Taken from the Hawaiian word for fast, the name quick-web became WikiWikiWeb, and with it came a new means of collaboration.

As in other great novelists " novels, symbolism in A Farewell to Arms tends to be taken from nature and religion. "

Methods: A bit of foreskin was taken from a young male rabbit and digest with enzyme and transfer to single cell liquid.

Moreover, even when the crabs were taken from the beach and put back in the dark, they continued their tidal rhythm.

On New Year's Eve, less than a week after the trial, Eduard Kuznetsov was taken from his cell, certain he was going to be shot.

Spears spent almost two days in a Los Angeles hospital after being taken from her home on a stretcher after a standoff with police.

I just wish with all my heart that you were here to enjoy all the special moments we've shared since you were taken from us.

A great collection of exquisite solitaires taken from all over the world is designed especially for your Pocket PC device.

The DNA can be taken from blood, sperm, saliva or other samples that would be relevant in forensic case work, say the researchers.

The key to the riddle may be found in a single word, a line taken from a poem, the name of a place or an object.

Dubai's skyscrapers poke through a carpet of fog at night in dramatic images taken from 800ft up in the air.

In the case of bulk materials such as pellets, powders and granules: a portion taken from a sample and used to carry out a test.

Future studies are planned to assess how the age of the sheep, and where on the animal the wool is taken from, influence results.

After each stressful event, saliva samples were taken from the children to measure levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

How did American women slip so far backwards in the eyes of this country that huge groups of people want to see our rights taken from us?

He found a knapsack and quickly stuffed a few toiletries, some personal items, and the two books he'd taken from the library inside.

A cut of beef taken from the thick end of the short loin, having a T - bone and a sizable piece of tenderloin.

Street View images are taken from public roads, captured by a number of cars which have been driving around the UK since last summer.

For test specimens taken from the component, the total thickness of the paint coating must be recorded and indicated in the test report.

The barrenness of the earth and the death of plants were believed to be caused by Demeter's grief when her daughter was taken from her.

If the baby must be taken from me to receive medical treatment, my husband will accompany the baby at all times.

3 Therefore I say to you that the kingdom of God shall be taken from you and shall be given to a nation producing its fruit.

A complete product or single piece taken from a sample and used to carry out a test.

The men were taken from different areas around the country as a result of counter-terrorism intelligence work.

When they had crossed over, Elijah said to Elisha , "Ask what I shall do for you before I am taken from you. "

Her life was just beginning when it was taken from her.

The film landscape all taken from changping district, which lasted six hot springs scenic spot shot more than a year.

Just a natural source of resistance taken from the very part of Ethiopia where people were suffering from starvation.

In another, the researchers analyzed settled dust samples taken from elsewhere in the children's bedrooms.

If wood must be used for domestic cooking fuel, it should not be taken from vegetation on the site.

The following article is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, How the United States is Governed.

Lightning started on the horizon and spread across the sky over my head. Photo taken from my from porch this past July.

Letter "PONTIAC" , taken from the United States, Michigan, a place: Graphic logo is an arrow with a cross mark.

Here we offer the best shots taken from, and of, the module windows so far.

And God spoke to him one last time, telling him that although his heavenly home was prepared, he was not about to be taken from Oklahoma.

Backups can be independently taken from each database, without regard for the state of the other member databases.

Sunlight filters through Saturn's rings in sepia tones in this artful view of the dark side of the rings taken from the Cassini spacecraft.

At least two people were being taken from the scene in ambulances, said a resident who declined to give his name.

Now consider a shot taken from the same spot but this time struck to bend around a wall of defensive players lined up in front of the goal.

composition, usu for a choir and an organ, to be sung in religious services, often with words taken from the Bible.

No rock will be taken from you for a cornerstone, nor any stone for a foundation, for you will be desolate forever, " declares the LORD . "

One of the features of the modern Olympic Games is the torch which is taken from Greece to the country where the Games are to be held.

Next day Wilbur was taken from his home under the apple tree and went to live in a manure pile in the cellar of Zuckerman's barn.

And on a clear September day, we saw thousands of our fellow citizens taken from us in an instant.

The name was taken from the Hinomaru, the Japanese flag, which has a white background with a red circle in the centre.

The best approach is to use a length of vessel taken from elsewhere in the patient's body (commonly, his leg).

The column WUQue reports only the number of requests taken from the service class work queue that are bound to the server region.

The fashion industry bible released preview pics taken from her upcoming cover shoot.

The sulfur leaves a pale yellow stain that almost seems to glow in the lower image, a photo taken from a helicopter in July 2006.

" She said " Rand " was taken from the Russian alphabet spelling of " Rosenbaum.

The name and location of this project is taken from the text boxes provided on this page.

The group has also posted 100 of pictures of Dancing With The Stars's Julianne Hough apparently taken from her personal account.

But I've listed a whole list of fallacies that I've taken from a website that I've mentioned on the top.

Computational rephotography is a fancy name for photos taken from the exact same viewpoint as an old photograph.

Methods may be of your own design, supplied by the standard libraries of Java, or taken from other Java libraries.

Swigs taken from bottled drinks are short, so they don't miss out on chipping in with the conversation.

Overworking is no good because the motivation to work the next day is taken from you.

Though thou shouldst bray a fool in the mortar, as when a pestle striketh upon sodden barley, his folly would not be taken from him.

We suspect that most residents don't have broadband at all, and that the fast speeds are taken from a relatively small sample.

you need to be examined by a doctor . tests may include a swab taken from any visible sores and a sample of urine.

motion . all the figures look vivid and life like. The themes are taken from both legends, myths and everyday life.

The name and location of this project is taken from the information provided to the New Project dialog box.

The Oklahoma Department of Health will analyze them and compare them with samples taken from victims, she said.

Since the photos were probably taken from prototypes, the final quality may not necessarily be reproductive of the final version.

Figure 8 shows the Suspects tab from the analysis result of two heap dumps taken from a memory leak case involving an infinite loop.

The type of each parameter is taken from its position within the signature of the method.

In consequence it is possible to regenerate whole plants from cells taken from roots, leaves or stems.

In 1995, researchers said they'd revived a bacterium taken from the gut of a bee preserved in amber for at least 25 million years.

If a pebble taken from the bottom can produce more power, it goes back in the top.

Object. In a true join, records are taken from parent and child tables and put into a single, flat recordset.

Object. In a true join, records are taken from parent and child tables and put into a single, flat recordset.

The cells were taken from the limbus, the rim around the cornea, the clear window that covers the colored part of the eye.

George Bush wore a $50 Timex Indiglo that was reportedly taken from his wrist when he was in a crown in Albania in 2007.

The term curry is taken from Haskell Curry, the mathematician who developed the concept of partial functions.

Notice how the data taken from the form is added directly to the request body as a JSON object; the implementation of zero. services.

As he was taken from the prosecutor's office, Mr Chen lifted his handcuffed hands and shouted: "Political persecution. "

Mr. Alperovitch said researchers were able to trace data taken from those companies back to Chinese Internet addresses in Beijing.

The image below has been taken from the internet. We do not know the author personally, but we hope he will not mind.

A scientist measures the length of a core sample taken from a floe of sea ice.

When I looked at these numbers, I thought they were taken from Voltaire's "Candide" : derived from the best of all possible worlds.

Researcher Mark Post and his team have been growing muscle-tissue cells in a laboratory with muscle taken from a cow.

He was the wealthiest man in the world and then God allowed everything to be taken from him - his family, his wealth, his health.

Some of the quotes were taken from the comments, some from my own knowledge and research.

LJ moves around to the backdoor. When it's locked, he smashes a small pane of glass with the handle of a gun taken from Nick's cabin.

With an allogeneic stem cell transplant, stem cells are taken from a donor and transfused into the patient's blood after chemotherapy ends.

Many will be taken from the surface of Earth during the stasis period to preserve their physical forms.

Ordinary riches can be stolen, real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you.

Pictures of Armstrong's first step taken from the surface of the moon are actually Buzz Aldrin descending the ladder, snapped by Armstrong.

The researchers tested blood samples taken from some of the lung cancer patients years before they were diagnosed.

Taken from your DV is not difficult to see, you are a love life, love of family.

Photographs are normally taken from the outside of a scene to the inside (core area) of the scene.

These two words in my calligraphy was taken from the title of my calligraphy of that poem.

Everything can be taken from a man but one thing; the freedom to choose his attitude in any given set of circumstances.

Mobile, Alabama, as well as New Orleans (just above the Soyuz spacecraft in front of it) show up well in this shot taken from the Cupola.

Imagine what a powerful (and potentially profitable) gesture it would be if Indian power plants used fuel taken from Pakistani weapons.

The bacteria battery could become as small as a household battery. It's also cheap and stable, as sugar can be taken from waste and crops.

The process of fusion of two identical images taken from different angles can be accomplished by the naked eye or instruments.

It offers mostly commercial video, most of it taken from TV, but it is as convenient and accessible as YouTube.

Star trails create arches over the horizon in a long-exposure picture of the night sky taken from Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.

arafat ' s body will be taken from france to cairo , where the egyptian government will host a state funeral for him , erekat said.

On the contrary, if the photos were taken from a cardboard, the exposed border lines of the tiger must have been sharp.

Content can be taken from the cache if the time remaining before expiration is greater than or equal to the time specified with this value.

Drillers depth is the first depth measurement of a wellbore and is taken from the rotary table level on the rig floor.

Thames Valley Police confirmed it was investigating, saying: "Statements have been taken from two people. "

Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof.

The name Baidu was literally taken from an ancient Song Dynasty poem written about the persistence of searching for the ideal.

To feed the young of a particular species with material taken from that species is probably biologically best avoided.

Improvidently, one of these fields is the credit card number taken from the session state.

These were taken from a real production system, thus giving us confidence that they constituted a realistic data set.

The word 'Angel' is taken from the Greek word 'Angelos' which means 'Messenger'.

Police in Finland have caught a car thief thanks to a DNA sample taken from a sample of his blood found inside a mosquito.

You know, when you get old in life things get taken from you.

This image from a gene chip shows the activity of thousands of genes from tissue taken from a section of the hippocampus.

It was found that adding soil taken from a mangrove swamp to sea sludge promoted an initial fermentation of the sludge constituents.

The images were taken from a police helicopter -- the only photographers allowed in the airspace near the skyscrapers on Sept.

The building of more than two taken from desktop processing technique, design for roofs, the outdoor activity space for rest stereoscopic.

She was busy at her needlework, and sometimes in the evening she read books taken from my bookcase.

He was convinced by the three marks, and the children were taken from the workhouse.

She was also the first to be cloned from a cell taken from an adult animal.

On frame-type vehicles, two-wheel alignments are taken from the frame and the rear axle is assumed to be in correct alignment.

The Soviet Union denied the missiles were there. Yet American photographs, taken from high in the air, proved they were.

a cut of meat taken from the side and back of an animal between the ribs and the rump.

There is also a product known as 'Fango Mud' which is a form of silica aspirin taken from fresh volcanic ash that can be added to your bath.

And the bars represent survival time taken from the era in which there was only chemotherapy, or surgery, or radiation available.

Taken from the Rajasthani countryside of India, this recipe calls for lamb marinated in yogurt to make it exceptionally tender.

No white person will be taken from his home by a hooded Negro mob and brutally murdered.

His technique involves collecting and integrating images taken from different angles as the camera goes on its travels.

Samples have been taken from these people and other close contacts of the child.

It might look like a photo taken from an airplane, until one remembers the summits are at the height typically flown by commercial jets.

The evidence for the ancient climate change comes from sediment records taken from off the coast of South America.

chlamydia can be diagnosed by a swab taken from place which may be infected , or by a urine sample.

Sadelain's team's study suggests it might be possible to 'repair' stem cells taken from sufferers and return them to the patients.

A free kick awarded to the defending team inside its own goal area is taken from any point within the goal area .

This episode is taken from the end of the dance when the hero defeats the demon and rescue his kingdom from its evil influence.

Sample cartridges for the chronograph will be taken from each competitor AT a time and place determined by the mATch officials.

The WASPostUpgrade command will need to be run on this profile using a backup directory taken from any of the V4 nodes.

Many noshed on egg whites, fruit, and turkey sandwiches, ordered up by the group's assistants or taken from the pantry down the hall.

The water he drank was taken from reactor buildings. It was decontaminated before being used for tasks such as watering plants.

The images were taken from a Chinese microblogging sited called Weibo and are currently making their rounds throughout the blogosphere.

Most of these icons have been taken from the Cygnus Insight debugger, but some are new.

A person from whom an intimate sample is taken shall be entitled to the information derived from the analysis of the sample taken from him.

The extracted core has a thermal inertia which allows readings to be taken a short time after it was taken from the ice floe.

This study measures suction in the laboratory of four colluvium soils taken from middle and northern parts of Taiwan.

Numerous deaths among chickens in the area have been reported and samples taken from sick chickens have tested positive for avian influenza.

The shot includes 44 exposures of the sun and a picture of a house, all taken from the same location and all on a single frame of film.

Listing 4 represents data that contains the total number of user groups taken from an AIX applications box.

Thanks. Now to a video clip that's become the talk of the Internet. It's taken from Friday's Miss Teen USA pageant. . .

The following article is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Handbook of Independent Journalism.

This collection includes designs taken from textiles, household furnishings, architectural and interior design and weaponry.

The following article by Milton Greenberg is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

Yahya wants to talk about Egypt, where he went to have the shrapnel taken from his eye.

You can use either your picture taken from mobile camera or from memory of your mobile phone to try new hair.

This second step will be awkward, because votes cannot be taken from members that do not want to cede them.

Most of us, when young, had the experience of a sweetheart being taken from us by somebody more attractive and more appealing.

He gave her in requital of all things else, which ye had taken from me.

The iconic Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco. The next photo is taken from the same spot at full zoom.

To make a model from the initial snapshots, the software first compares the photos to work out where in 3-D space they were taken from.

There were 113 bodies taken from the site. At the time the Chinese government did not have enough funds to excavate the find.

The general rule of this game were taken from rugby.

The orangutan was stricken with malaria, typhoid and ulcers when it was taken from its owner, a villager in Kartiasa in Sambas.

Enjoy the light music, background music, "Song of Spring, " taken from album "I and my soul in the dance" (no official Organization).

The company said its method makes stem cells from a single cell taken from an eight-cell human embryo .

Shackle, was taken from a zoo to a Texas church where it rode out the storm with other worried residents.

The following introduction is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Principles of Democracy.

Whether the characters described are taken from real life or are purely imaginary, they may become our companions and friends .

Here are the thoughts of analysts taken from around the globe.

The title of my post, "The Fatal Conceit" , is taken from the title of a book published in 1988 by Friedrich Hayek.

Most of us, when young, had the experience of a sweet heart being taken from us by some body more attractive and more appealing.

Using blood samples taken from the women more than a decade ago, scientists are starting to run full genetic scans.

Both sound as if they are taken from the Bible, but they're not.

Any dollar earned by a foreign competitor will be necessarily taken from a domestic contractor, inflaming an already tense situation.

The following article by David Ellwood is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

The following article by Roger Daniels is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

Real security can only be found in that which can never be taken from you-your relationship with God.

The values of several parameters of the blood taken from orbital vein differed significantly from those from femoral vein blood samples.

Whether the characters portrayed are taken from real life or are purely imaginary, they may become our companions and friends.

The ellipses indicate services (taken from the UML use-case icon) and the lines are flow of control and messages (roughly).

Use long nose pliers or other customized tools to decap the device quickly after the device is taken from the hot plate.

In the fall one walks in the orchards and the ground is hard with frost underfoot. The apples have been taken from the trees by the pickers.

The technology uses a single cell taken from an eight-cell embryo known as a blastocyst .

The following article by Fred Graham is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

The ashes were taken from a woman's home in the central Florida town of Silver Springs Shores.

Most of the 86 examples used in this thesis are first-hand materials directly taken from famous British and American movies and teleplays.

A great deal of rice was taken from the country to the city by railway.

In the youth of earth, the whole earth was like a coal clod taken from stove.

After liquid sap is taken from sugar maple trees , it goes to a sugarhouse where the sap is boiled .

Play is restarted with an indirect free-kick taken from where the hairband was thrown.

The affected area can be surgically removed or implanted with hair follicles taken from elsewhere on the scalp.

He had some difficulty in matching up the statements taken from the two witnesses.

The following article by Mark Rose is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Historians on America.

For snake collectors around the world, captive-bred animals offer a sustainable alternative to those taken from the wild.

Williams insisted that land must be purchased from the Indians, rather than taken from them forcefully, in order to claim title to it.

From the samples taken from each lot aforesaid, assays for Lead and Silver shall be determined independently by Buyer and Seller.

Sank's entry is taken from the photo series Photo Crossings, Germany, which documents a day-care centre for troubled teenagers in Mannheim.

A screenshot of his blog, taken from a cached copy Baidu made on May 19, shows a wealth of content that has now been removed.

To maintain the growth cycle and the soil it is necessary to perform rapid and simple soil and fertilizer analyses taken from the land.

The query plan information shown in the following examples is taken from the sqexplain. out file for this query.

The uniforms and wrappings will have degraded but DNA samples will be taken from the bones in an effort to identify them.

Fertilizers enhance the natural fertility of the soil or replace the chemical elements taken from the soil by previous crops.

Rickshaws , cattle, pigs, donkeys, often the sole means of livelihood of the people, are taken from them.

That should be part of your overheads and be taken from your commission.

You can restore a backup image taken from a non-automatic storage database into an automatic storage database system, but not the opposite.

The above image was taken from a shuttle training aircraft and is not copyrighted.

Avoidance (Felguard) - Now reduces damage taken from area of effect attacks by an additional 80%.

The quantum information can be taken from the classical description of physics by Feynman path integrals .

In the framework of types of vehicles, two wheels at the line was taken from the frame and rear axle in the right assumptions at the line.

This picture, taken from the northern-most point of the Xue Jia Dao peninsula, shows Qingdao City off in the distance across JiaoZhou Bay.

A small piece of skin is taken from the patient by researchers who expand the cells in large quantities.

The data was taken from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index daily poll of the American population.

The other time the blood was taken from our ring finger to test the blood type, blood cells, white cells or something.

An international team of scientists has sequenced the genome of sponges taken from the Great Barrier Reef.

The Company colours are taken from the Murray Athol Tartan.

A photograph taken from the plane showed them standing in a large icebox of the type used by commercial fishing boats.

the population is divided into strata and a random sample is taken from each stratum.

In one study, the researchers conducted DNA analysis on dust samples taken from mattresses of the two groups of children.

"Taken from the ground in the " quartz ", regardless of the strength no one can force its orders, it will be this force called " magic.

We validated the SCAT procedure by using it to determine the origin of dung samples taken from known locations.

tappings to the transmitters should be taken from the same side of the pipe, and for 2-out-of-3(2oo3) installations.

Soon the next battle came - an attack by king Bucar of Morocco on the city of Valencia, which El Cid had taken from the Moors .

Other expensive building materials included lead (for roofing), iron and tin, initially mined in England and later taken from Welsh sources.

To stay in the spirit of space exploration, we've rounded up some stunning digital art illustrations of sunrises taken from space.

All the samples were taken from a centimeter-long, extremely thin ribbon of the metallic glass.

Visual algorithms compared and filtered landmark images taken from different angles and under many lighting conditions.

Instead he joined a rock band, the Ugly Rumours, a name taken from the cover of a Grateful Dead album.

Tests conducted on samples taken from persons under investigation and their close contacts have yielded no positive results as of today.

Taken from the Drum Tower. The bright color of red tourist rickshaws contrasts with the subdued greyness of the Hutong.

The following excerpt is taken from the last Annals of Ghereticus, a noble of some standing before he swore fealty to the Primarch.

I felt that I did not deserve something that I had taken from them.

Taken from airplanes, helicopters or hot air balloons, aerial photos give us the chance to see the world from a different angle.

And in another image taken from the International Space Station, the old and new areas of Doha, Qatar can be seen from space.