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Such steps had been taken in the US and UK, where the central bank had seen deflation risks, he said.

When the comment or idea was taken in such a small conceptual way, it had a different impact and meaning.

No matter how much care is taken in making any decision, a negative or unintended outcome is always a possibility.

Waste and pollution management: Sources of pollution should be identified and appropriate actions have to be taken in case of necessity .

Jackson said he had not received any negative feedback about his pithy comments, which he hoped were being taken in the proper vain.

Comments from people his mother meets about his mother are not always taken in the same spirit.

Explored the long-term operation of the ship after the defect is proposed to be taken in operation management measures and recommendations.

Your child may be large for her age, but not overweight when taken in the context of her height.

Despite the decision about capital punishment taken in Parliament, the groundswell of opinion seems to be in favour of reintroducing it.

ESO Like something out of a sci-fi movie, a laser seems to trigger lightning in this European Southern Observatory photo taken in Chile.

He had been taken in by a family that named Radar for his ability to find his way around.

And the nations had news of him; he was taken in the hole they had made: and, pulling him with hooks, they took him into the land of Egypt.

has been a controversial one, as many across Silicon Valley and Wall Street say that investors are being taken in by a new Internet bubble.

But life is harsh, and a man with a warm, generous and sentimental nature may be easily taken in by his cleverer fellowmen.

But it also can be taken in a larger sense, where the talent is in the form of a company or another investment.

Oh dear! let him stand his chance and be taken in. It will do just as well. Everybody is taken in at some period or other.

The nations also heard of him; he was taken in their pit, and they brought him with chains unto the land of Egypt.

They listened to the lecture, but how much have they taken in, I wonder?

Blood pressure and oxygen measurements are taken in the four chambers of the heart, as well as the pulmonary artery and aorta.

He didn't give a timetable, although he said he hoped the action could be taken in the second quarter. He did not specify an amount.

Decisions taken in Washington will have a greater impact than those of any other global actor on how the international system evolves.

The body is to be taken in a 30-car motocade on Thursday the 130 miles from his home in Los Angeles to the Neverland ranch.

But it would not be the first time that measures taken in an atmosphere of panic had the opposite of the intended effect.

He included in an emailed statement what he said was a satellite photograph of the F-117 model, taken in May 2010.

There he was, and there was the decree; he had been taken in France, and his head was demanded.

The photograph was found to been taken in 1825, and it was an image of an engraving of a young boy leading a horse into a stable.

But instead of being dismayed I watched this process with the same sort of interest I might have taken in the reading of a book.

I had a sort of vague premonition that I would not reach the Bastille without being taken in tow by one of these buzzards.

'I'm very sorry, ' he said. 'My dog had taken in into the garden. He often does this! '

The Judgment is usually taken in a subjective sense as an operation and a form, occurring merely in self-conscious thought.

but , after we had taken in our cargo , the wind became contrary , so that we were four or five days without being able to enter the rhone.

But he said steps have been taken to ensure better communication with nearby countries before such steps are taken in future.

She, the widow said, had not been taken in by that humbug; we'd never see the poor woman again.

Generally, people have become more compassionate , and quite a few families have taken in an orphan from the municipal orphanage .

Don't be taken in by products claiming to help you lose weight in a week.

Those few words had shown quite plainly he was no longer taken in by her and that he was no fool.

His mother became hysterical when anybody suggested that her son would be taken in the army.

A week later, she died of AIDS and her body was taken in a wheelbarrow to a communal grave.

Don't be taken in by his promises for he never realizes them.

In this regard, Kerns was not surprised, "taken in the programme later years, he always maintained a distance from us. " She said.

More important than all this was the decision taken in the third week of January about the man who was not going to stand.

The approach taken in the action plan is similar to what WHO aims to do with its model lists of essential medicines.

These measures are already being taken in a few places across the United States.

But a fire here, maybe a year before this picture was taken in 2002, burned the vegetation, revealing the sand beneath it.

Lois lost so much weight that she had her skirts and slacks taken in by her tailor.

Each day, the body loses only a little more water than is taken in. The person may not even know this problem is developing.

You must be very simple to be taken in by such a story.

Consequently, a physical inventory must be taken in order to determine the cost of the ending inventory at the end of an accounting period.

Since the idea of the value chain was first introduced, it has been taken in a number of different directions.

Even those who appear to be on the path are often taken in by charlatans of spirituality and would-be sages and gurus.

Then the nations set against him on every side from the provinces, and spread their net over him: he was taken in their pit.

Unless they are taken in doses high enough to cause flaccidity, anti-spasticity drugs usually do not prevent spasms .

Measures to be taken in infrared measurement at the soaking section of a reheating furnace are put introduced through actual examples.

Last time I forgot to tell you that I had seen the photo which you sent me. but I want your photo taken in winter of Canada.

A position taken in two or more options or futures contracts in order to profit from a change in their relative prices.

So far in the bankruptcy, the firm has taken in $356 million, the most of any firm on the roster of professional advisers.

It was the same route Lenin had taken in 1917 when he returned to Russia to take over the revolution.

The position taken in much earlier work, that the lexicon is idiosyncratic and is acquired piece by piece, simply cannot be maintained.

Since it came into the twenty-first century, great changes have been taken in military teleplays.

This year focused on responsive action to be taken in the case of an epicentral earthquake in the capital .

The photo was taken in Riviera Beach, Fla. , by Steven Kovacs and won first place in the marine animal portrait category.

"Energy use was more tightly controlled in early September and you saw measures being taken in Shanxi province, then in Hebei province. "

Alina Butuliga: "This picture was taken in London while waiting for the green light at a crossing near Aldwych. "

Some are even bold enough to have their nude pictures professionally taken in a studio.

The president says neighboring states that have taken in evacuees should not be penalized for showing compassion.

While homework submissions can often be completed by uploading them onto the system, exams often have to be taken in person.

The construction of government credit should be taken in terms of credit concept, credit institution, credit behavior, credit supervision.

The flurry of unilateral actions that governments have taken in recent weeks has continued to spread.

Three months before, after the macaque had strayed from its mother, it was found and taken in by the staff of an animal protection centre.

Taken in 1903 film "The Great Train Robbery" is the beginning of the U.

Don't be taken in by his stories about all the famous people he knows. Remember that all is not gold that glitters.

Don't be taken in by his charming manner; he is hard and cruel by nature and rarely shows pity for the poor.

In both cases the dramatic steps were taken in the face of political failures to get to the heart of the problems at hand.

He thought we would be taken in, but on the contrary, it was he who got shorn.

Amateur video footage, taken in a coastal town as the tsunami hit, reveals the full power of the tsunami in horrific detail.

"Action under the Anti-Terrorism Act would be taken in case of deaths due to . . . dangerous kite-flying string, " he was quoted as saying.

Disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs do not appear to affect bone metabolism adversely when taken in the low dosages currently prescribed.

The medicine is quite effective if taken in time. =The medicine is quite effective if it is taken in time.

This is often taken in the west as a signal for caution.

On a number of occasions the torch has been extinguished, and additional security measures have been taken in cities around the world.

Dr and his colleagues therefore turned to Rwanda, and used data gathered in a census of that country taken in 2002.

That seems to be the route taken in California.

State media said some of the rescued children had been taken in Vietnam by Vietnamese residents and sold in southern China.

Well. I have to say, that's the most amazing story I ever heard. What amazes me most is you were taken in by it.

The most complete and healthy sleep that can be taken in the day is in summer-time, out in a field.

Many friends like the set of photos taken in the casino in his photo book.

This decision should also be taken in the light of the prevailing political context.

Mr. Sorkin, Mr. Madoff's lawyer, said most of the money taken in by the fallen financier was paid to other investors as redemptions.

One called "True Love Wall" , taken in Gateshead, Tyneside in 1975, is of a man with his back to us.

But even at the outset, few investors went taken in by his over-optimistic forecasts, and the doubters were proved right.

But even at the outset, few investors went taken in by his over-optimistic forecasts, and the doubters were proved right.

But a prominent position in the exhibition hall showing the videos remind visitors: Film, after all, the film, and was taken in 2006.

In a functioning democracy, this would be a major national concern. Yet little notice has been taken in the corridors of power.

Two related things stand out in the results of this year's poll, taken in September and early October.

These measures have been taken in a few places across the USA.

When excess calories are taken in, the liver and converted into triglycerides and these have to be exported to the fat tissue to be stored.

Muslims too might kill all prisoners taken in battle: an Arab chronicler of this crusade records such a case in 1097.

Even a child would not be taken in by such a trick.

We are sorry for the trouble caused you by the error and wish to assure you that care will be taken in the execution of your further orders.

She told me about some of the desperate chances she had taken in the gold country, but the thrill of them was quite gone.

I found a great image of a lantern, but the picture was taken in the daytime.

She was badly taken in by his honest-looking appearance.

In an acknowledged, advanced science system, the next generation is taken in advance.

Filial piety and fraternal respect are not be taken in the narrow sense of referring only to one's own parents and brothers.

Presents a system for the extraction of road boundaries from an image taken in an out-of-town environment.

In a survey taken in June, Nielson found that confidence was rising in urban China, as it was elsewhere in Asia.

It should, however, be noted that such a decision would only be taken in extreme or exceptional circumstances.

In consequence of their diligence the raft occupied its old station in about half the time that had been taken in the previous visits.

But, he says, at least Kazakhs are not taken in by the first business school that comes along.

A research group on high-speed information networks has proposed a development strategy to be taken in two stages.

Images taken in the evening also turned out better, with sharper definition of objects and overall less graininess, as you can see below.

The pictures, taken in the last month, show some of the most populous areas of the world and others that are completely uninhabited.

This guard will only be taken in cases of emergency. It is always preferable to circle and receive the attacker on the right or right front.

Baths were taken in the warehouse once a week by carrying hot water to the tub .

This year's poll was taken in late September and October, when many countries in the region were starting to pull out of the downturn.

This form is then taken in, and a calculation is concatenated from the $_GET array.

I have occasionally taken in sand to a student exam and said, 'Tell me about this beach. '

The digital images may be taken in a variety of illumination conditions, with the skin response indicating skin condition.

This was a close encounter with a lemon shark taken in Bora Bora at 20 meters down at the dive site Tapu.

When I applied to serve with the Peace Corps, it was the biggest risk I'd ever taken in my life.

As a result of this pic was taken in the morning, plus mist of, photos of light and dark contrast weakness.

One of the decisions that were taken in the first IIM had thus been that a more in-depth consideration of those documents was needed.

Continued efforts have been made to improve democracy and the legal system. New steps have been taken in political restructuring.

These two photos were taken in the concert when Gong Qijun presented flowers to him for congratulations.

Now in its sixth week in American theatres, the film, directed by Brett Ratner, has so far taken in more than $117 million.

Each day, the body loses only a little more water than is taken in.

There were pictures of different Berkman Center members that I had taken in various places all over the world.

is taken in, the armhole must be correspondingly reduced by adding paper to the underarm AS shown by the shaded portion in the diagram.

Today's science says that even though honey is sweet, if taken in the right dosage as a medicine, it does not harm diabetic patients.

Regardless of the moves I've taken in my career, Goal Setting College still remains a very sentimental part of my business.

So far this year 45 pets have been taken in through the emergency program, compared with eight the previous year.

The AIDS and other medical tests for the medical certificate must be taken in one of the clinics of MSU.

However, a considerable degree of caution should be taken in the use of any or all color strains.

Even though the losing country often changes its offending practices, it does not incur penalties for the actions it has taken in the past.

Have we determined the period within which action is to be taken in responding to student queries and in returning student assignments?

This photo, taken in 1987, shows the dam-in-progress (center right) that nearly a decade later would turn this valley into a tranquil lake.

This stunning beauty's portrait was taken in Cholon, a part of Chochinchina, and now known as the southern part of Vietnam.

This photograph was taken in Warsaw, minutes before Kohl was informed about the fall of the Wall and had to rush back home.

It was a foolish risk, taken in a lost cause, but he was itching to get to it.

If you wish to store small quantities of liquid propane gas etc. for household purpose, great care should be taken in keeping those safely.

Great care is taken in testing, improving, and optimizing the oxyhydrogen units for use in a wide variety of vehicles and equipment.

Lastly extra care and caution should be taken in its utilization, research for correct dosage and kind of herb to use should be taken.

We were all taken in by her plausible manner.

These incredible photos could have been taken in an alternate universe.

She was taken in tow and sailed on for 12 years until she was loaded with cheap boots and cat food and sunk in an insurance scam.

The first money or barter taken in, as by a new business or on the opening day of business, especially when considered a token of good luck.

They waited at the door in groups to be taken in some conveyance that I couldn't see.

You will seldom be taken in if you know their behavior well in advance.

When I look life in the eyes, grown clam and coldly wise, life will have given me the truth, and taken in exchange my youth.

These pictures were all taken in different countries.

instead, regulators periodically try to limit their use and to stop them being taken in combination with other medicines.

In its report to the UN, the IDF said steps would be taken in future to avoid civilian casualties.

Her photos are mostly taken in a hotel and has many close-ups and is quite " racy " .

This allows for theoretical ideas presented to be discussed fully and taken in directions different from the authors.

She wished to see specific measures taken in that area.

Not quite sure how Google worked that out, but I'm sure my Glaswegian accent wasn't taken in to account when Google did voice trials.

Strong measures to combat human smuggling have been taken in recent years by the Albanian, Italian, and Greek governments.

Countermeasures including setting locking anchor pipes and grouting in inverted arch have been taken in field to control the settlement.

You can be certain that on Uttermost product, no shortcuts are taken in manufacturing to make sure our product exceeds expectations.

Sometimes two crops a year are taken in the humid tropics.

This does not introduce the module name from which the imports are taken in the local symbol table (so in the example, zibo is not defined).

Eva Hart is pictured as a seven-year-old in this photograph taken in 1912 with her father, Benjamin, and mother, Esther.

As a general rule, photographs should be taken in a progression from general to specific.

He had not really taken in the whole story yet.

The University of Arizona, Tucson, which operates HiRISE, has just released a new batch of these photos taken in the last several months.

In this paper, we choose single chip microcomputer to make a digital frequency counter; meanwhile, direct measurement is taken in practice.

None of this escaped my father's notice, and he refused to allow himself to be taken in by my outward calm.

By Saturday evening, it had taken in around 2, 500, as people brought entire families and bigger-than-expected luggage.

Because this transformation lies mostly in the future, it is possible to shape these trends with actions taken in the present.

A black and white image, taken in visible light with the wide-angle camera, is used to fill in parts of the mosaic.

Instead, I was contemptuous of those naive people who allowed themselves to be taken in by slick-tongued psychopaths.

Green tea caffeine taken in proper quantity stimulates every organ in the body and clears your mind.

The new Shrek adventure has been atop the box office for three weekends in a row, and has taken in $183 million so far.

Some care should be taken in designing headers. The declarations in a header should logically belong together.

She once had some blood taken in a hospital in Almaty, the country's biggest city, with a razor blade.

End-of-life decisions are taken in the majority of deaths below one year of age, especially in neonatal intensive-care units.

Decisions taken in the next few months will shape the world for a generation.

Similarly, a poll taken in Asia after the Beijing Olympics found that China's charm offensive had been ineffective.

Significant steps were taken in reorganization of the telecommunications and civil aviation industries.

The wicked in his pride doth persecute the poor: let them be taken in the devices that they have imagined.

The routine operation measures have been taken in PET plant of Liaoyang Petrochemical Company and the achieved results were introduced.

This is a media summit, a contest of ideas, and my thoughts should be taken in the spirit of that contest.

"His only hobby was golf, and he travelled around the country to play with public funds or money taken in bribes, " Xinhua reported.

She was taken in by his promise.

It has taken in a total domestic gross of $82 million so far.

If a man is easily taken in by emotional traps, he will not be able to make A. sensible judgement.

Smeared on the body, it forgave sins; taken in water, it helped digestive complaints.

This image is of hiker's reflection taken in a moving stream with brilliant leaves above.

These dramatic images were taken in the moments before a powerful thunderstorm struck parts of Finland.

It was taken in front of a Huaneng clean coal power plant in Beijing as part of a United Nations Global Compact tour.

We were all taken in by the boy's little trick.

By re-photographing photographs of architecture taken in brochures or magazines, the author makes "reproductions of reproductions" .

However, the conclusions and recommendations reflected below are those of Committee members alone, taken in closed session.

The four traveled to Egypt on Saturday, where they were taken in by French consular authorities, the French Foreign Ministry said.

Lastly, the corresponding safeguarding measure should also be taken in order to help the driving mode play its role.

We were completely taken in by his story.

This medicine, taken in time, can be very effective.

"There's a pride to be taken in this moment, " says Christine, "because you've raised something marketable. "

Before the first war started, Yeltsin's defence minister boasted that Grozny would be taken in two hours.

It's a huge imposition. And I'll have to get them taken in. I mean, they'll drown me.

Since the spill, the aquarium has taken in 90 sea turtles, scrubbing the oil off their shells with toothbrushes and washing-up liquid.

Care must be taken in interpreting estimates of the social rate of return to R&D.

A person should be sitting down or lying comfortably to ensure that the readings are taken in a similar position each time.

This comprehensive approach to travel and tourism competitiveness taken in the report aims to contribute to this discussion.

More than 400 children have been taken in the state custody from the compound of a polygamist sect.

The dress needs to be taken in a bit.

This coat needs to be taken in a bit.

Provides methods that allow the host to specify policy actions to be taken in the event of failures and timeouts.

The article concludes with measures which can be taken in Zhuzhou apparel industry cluster development.

To tell the truth, if you trust him, you will certainly be taken in.

You need to be careful not to be taken in by the bargain basement in some stores. Very often they're full of shoddy goods.

Before opening a bottle of course the occasion to drink has carefully to be taken in consideration.

But some vitamins, especially fat-soluble ones that are stored in the liver, can be harmful if taken in excess.

If the comment is removed the statement will be taken in somewhat of a hawkish context, which would boost the USD.

Sight, sound, scent, taste and feeling are all taken in to give an entire understanding of an experience.

As President of this institution, I accept full responsibility for the actions taken in this case.

This was now, I think, February, early February. And the pictures before were taken in September.

And incredibly, it appears some philanthropist was taken in by the appeal because Craig claimed Wednesday that his dream has come true.

You are too intelligent a person to be taken in by such a rogue .

But remember, no less, that decisions taken in haste may shape the financial system for a generation.

A single measurement on an anilox roll can now be taken in less than one minute.

Implementation of the strategy of "going out" is an important measure taken in the new stage of opening up.

If any state illustrates the screeching U-turn that American politics has taken in two short years, it's Florida.

There is another reason why corporate clients are much less likely to be "taken in " by whizz-bang consultancy speak .

Anabolic steroids, taken in tablet or injected in liquid form, are prescription-only drugs but it is not illegal to possess them.

Ms. Tilton's experience suggests even the 'smart money' can be taken in amid the lure of China's huge, rapidly growing market.

But I believed at the time, and still do today, that my MBA was one of the most important steps I have taken in my career.

So let me first show you the pictures of my nephew taken in his birthday.

The medicine is very effective if taken in time. =The medicine is effective if it is taken in time.

Taken in moderation, alcohol is rather harmless and is even beneficial in relieving feelings of stress.

When we digest food, we change it into a form that can be taken in and used by body.

He had been taken in hand by a lady who hoped to rise with the magazine.

That was the path taken in the early 1970s, when the D-mark rose after the collapse of the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates.

These herbs can be taken in the form of capsule, tea or tincture.

Major political and economic decisions are taken in Beijing, within the Party's system.

Some of the plunder taken in battle they dedicated for the repair of the temple of the Lord .

Solon Kassinis, director of the Cyprus Energy Services, says all steps have been taken in accordance to international law.

Alone it cannot sustain life, but must be taken in combination with foods which build and repair tissues .

So far, it has taken in about $10 million in venture funding, but it doesn't need much.

Strange to say, he was taken in by Henry, and supposed his repentance sincere.

The first steps were taken in the 1990s when, having exhausted all other options, it settled on a sensible set of economic policies.

Moreover, many drugs, including alcohol, are known to be more potent if they are taken in an unusual context.

The CFTC can thus get a global snapshot of the risks being taken in the West Texas futures markets.

There's no other decision we could have taken in regards to the safeguarding of our players.

Their segregated positioning subtly and silently indicates that caution should be taken in their use .

A fix action is an action that can be taken, in this case directly from the console, to fix a problem detected during verification.

To ensure punctual payments, great care must be taken in checking the credits opened by banks abroad.

Heroin was also found in detectable levels in the samples taken in Madrid, but not in those from Barcelona, " the CSIC said. "

In Reykjavik, thanks to your serious and consistent efforts in pursuit of peace, a major step was taken in this direction.

Surveys is taken in the streets with a random manner, there 223 questionnaires. were consistent with this study .