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Some clever designers have taken it to the next level and begun to weave sonic cloth from the actual tape within the cassettes.

For that reason, now that the decision to intervene has been taken, it is vital that this story ends with the fall of Col Gaddafi.

She had taken it out of its box in the afternoon, shaken off the moth-powder, and given it a brush.

She calls mah-jongg a superficial, frivolous game, and was a bit taken aback to hear her own 29-year-old daughter, Amy, had taken it up.

At present it was the law of the land, the rule of the court, and, according to the oath which they had taken, it must be that of the jury.

Take the bow in your hands, ' he said to the king of Israel. When he had taken it, Elisha put his hands on the king's hands.

Somehow he'd taken it into his head that his cook was trying to poison him.

But no matter how much security measures will be taken, it is impossible to eliminate the possibility of accidents for students totally.

Ordinarily they wouldn't have quit until it was too dark to go on, but that horse had taken it out of them.

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

The idea itself isn't new, but Amazon seems to have taken it up a notch.

The long journey seems to have taken it out of him.

Had it announced the restructuring a few months earlier, with the ground properly laid, investors might have taken it in their stride.

"The system is all from the Soviet Union but the CCP has taken it to an extreme, " says Yuan Weishi, of Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong.

All that hard work has taken it out of me.

The wolf showed his teeth, and said, "Be content, you have put your head into a wolf's mouth and taken it out again in safety. "

"It was a challenge that I would've felt unfortunate if I wouldn't have taken it up, " Jackson admitted afterward.

After he'd left she'd taken it out of the drawer and put it in the pocket of her black silk robe.

They would have taken it up if it had been true, China would have been willing to claim it. But they did not.

The long journey seems to have taken it out of mother.

He had taken it upon himself to attack me for his mate's sake, even though she was clearly dying and I was so large.

The only person in this world who could have taken it without my knowledge, he thought, is Crook.

The first step is always the hardest, and once taken, it sets up the momentum needed to more easily knock out the remaining steps.

"Do not you want to know who has taken it? " cried his wife impatiently.

And he missed an opportunity near the end, he was a bit unlucky but maybe he could've taken it down.

He might have taken it to combat a summer virus.

Be content, you have put your head into a wolf's mouth and taken it out again in safety. That is a great reward for you.

And Othoniel the son of Cenez, the younger brother of Caleb, having taken it, he gave him Axa his daughter to wife.

Anyone who had seen that painting might have taken it for a photo.

Alas, today's browsers aren't always up to the task, but library designers have taken it upon themselves to simplify our lives once again.

They've taken traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, taken it into a factory and built whole walling panel systems. . .

Had she taken it with her? Had she given it to a lover as a Christmas present?

you know anyone who ' s taken it ? - that poet , norther winslow , did.

The elder brother would restore all land to his younger brother, from whom the Evil one among the white men had taken it.

At first glance, one might have taken it for a child`s handwriting.

therefore , we have taken it as a basic state policy to open wider to the outside world on the basis of self reliance.

She had passed the bar examination on the first try, while a third of those who had taken it with her had failed.

And Caleb said, He that smiteth Kirjathsepher, and taken it, to him will I give Achsah my daughter to wife.

It took five long years for Nowitzki to return to the stage of his failures, to prove that he had heard the criticism and taken it to heart.

The Goose didn't like a few things, either - like having blood samples taken. It took two men to hold The Goose each time.

Since it had been hot there, he had taken it off.

I haven't taken it off since the day you gave it to me. . . just before I left for San Francisco.

If I told you Ansel Adams had taken it, would that make a difference?

She knew she was allergic to aspirin, but she had taken it inadvertently8.

Many of the countries have taken it as a strong viable mechanism to provide literacy and NFE programs effectively.

Gen Y dads have taken it up a notch. They now spend more than four hours a day on childcare.

But you should not have taken it out, my dear, when I sent you to the drawer.

Israel's approach to commercializing university research has taken it to the top of the innovation charts.

She might, possibly, have taken it into her head to walk about the garden?

There were three Japanese who were killed by naval gunfire and I had taken it from the backpack of one of them.

Most of us have taken it for granted that . . . , but a recent survey reveals a surprising discovery.

You Know, I've Actually Already Taken It.

The married are those who have taken the terrible risk of intimacy and, having taken it, know life without intimacy to be impossible.

As the first step is taken, it will be easier for you to act next.

The air we breathe is so freely available, that we taken it for granted.

ONCE ASKED MY wife about the trans-Mediterranean ferry system. She had taken it from Spain to Morocco before I knew her.

He's taken it, " he said. " Now I'll let him eat it well.

I left my bike outside the shop and when I came out again it had gone, ie somebody had taken it.

A solution so comprehensive but so utterly straightforward, that it's mind-boggling that more of us haven't taken it seriously?

My uncle, of course, had taken it, after he promising that no one would eat until he discovered the meaning of the writing.

When the father heard this he said, "You have taken it the farthest and shall be king. "

But if you told me beforehand that we would get four points from the two games against Marseille and not concede I would have taken it.

I retrieve any lineages and associated ascension grid work from those that have taken it, releasing the karma between us.

A 10 per cent surge in the company's mainland share price on Christmas Day had taken it ahead of HSBC in the rankings.

The money has disappeared. Who could have taken it?

When an order is taken, it is sent to a central warehouse which dispatches the goods to the buyer's home by pneumatic tube.

I guarantee you, most who have seen him, heard his message and taken it to heart, have been changed forever.

Id read some of it earlier, but hadnt really taken it in.

We have taken it to a test study to rats testbed bacterial prostatitis.

Judges 1 : 12 And Caleb said, He that smiteth Kirjath-sepher, and taken it, to him will I give Achsah my daughter to wife.

Twice in the past few weeks senior business people have taken it upon themselves to tell me how modest their expense claims are.

Somebody has taken it upon themselves to leak classified information for political purposes.

Much time has been lost in denial, but if the following steps are taken it might not be too late to avoid a disorderly outcome.

This arrogant child has taken it upon herself to smash the slave trade, but that traffic was never confined to Slaver's Bay.

I haven't accused him of anything, but I suspect him of having taken it.

Whatever action is taken, it is evident that the war will break out.

Some people find retiring difficult, but he has taken it all in his stride.

But it's taken it off the list from an impossible dream and converted it to something that is a (mere) technical barrier.

With typical examples taken it summarized techniques of recovery and biodegradation waste from polymerization in nylon-6.

There is a seasonal change in the component of food taken. It eats plant food most in spring and summer, and animal food most in autumn.

We had a two-and-a-half-day old baby in the house that was ours -- we hadn't taken it from somebody else.

they claim to have taken it but are unlikely to have fully secured it.

If I lose a dozen photos of thousands I've taken, it's not a big deal.

some have even taken it as a cue to get married and procreate.

So you will not be the first to take this path, but will join those who have already taken it.

The dictionary has disappeared. Who could have taken it?

The Captain of the Watch is a leader. She has taken it upon herself to keep order and uphold the law.

Some in the community have taken it upon themselves to document as many cases as possible.

So Lorinser has taken it to the next level.

So the home, taken it for granted by some, is a symbol of profound significance in our lives.

So the home, taken it for granted by some, is a symbol of profound significance in our lives.

No, she would have taken it calmly, and found pleasures therein.

It ' s not come to the stage where I 've taken it to my board.

"Whether he knows he's taken it or not? "

I haven't accused him of anying, but I suspect him of having taken it.

Well I often help my parents with the housework, sometimes I do ask for tips but that's mere joke and I have never taken it seriously.

My husband has never indulged in physical exercise but he's taken it into his head to go jogging every day.

We'd been inside for half an hour and I hadn't taken it off.

Tom could have taken it. He was alone yesterday.

She has taken it on trips to Montauk, N. Y. , and Fire Island and will bring it on vacation to Vietnam in November.

When America dislikes a position China has taken, it cries foul.

But one Australian man has taken it to the extreme.

That was the most dangerous photo I have taken, it was pretty scary.

The recession has taken it's toll on tech companies quite heavily.

My coat isn't there. Someone must have taken it by mistake.

Only later did we learn that you cannot grant freedom in that way, we should have taken it on our own terms.

Holda dress in front of you after you've taken it off, then drop it.

He dropped the vase after he had taken it into the living room.

If he had had the momen, I would have taken it.

THE dollar's recent decline has taken it to new lows.

If she's gone somewhere she will have taken it.

Strong action will be taken. It will be enforced because we cannot go on as we are.

C: Can you find her purse? If she's gone somewhere she will have taken it.

Being a hard worker is a great quality to have, but if you've become paranoid about your productivity, chances are you've taken it too far.

I can't find my dictionary. Li Hong may have taken it away.

and I only wish I had taken it more seriously when I was younger.

'Perhaps she's taken it. Perhaps she the thief. '

Perhaps that was after we had taken it to the veterinarian.

You do not need on again once you have taken it off .

"I suspected someone had taken it, " he later said.

He figured someone from the Belser family had taken it.

And when the photograph was taken, it's word processors.

A user could look at a picture immediately after he had taken it.

I lost my book, who could have taken it?

Nobody has ever taken it in picture. Laozhao says.

Let them take my fortune, I am already too rich; and, perhaps, when they have taken it, they will leave me in peace and quietness.

I must've already taken it in there. Thanks.

Quinn's position is that unless and until enforcement action is taken, it is not acting illegally.

My dictionary is missing. Who's taken it away?

I was tied up with a part time job. I shouldn't have taken it.

Mary's Money is missing. Who can have taken it?

OK, I have taken it down. Then come to the Checkpoint Charlie Museum and Kulturforum.

Within three years, surveys showed that 65 per cent of young women had taken it, and this rose to 74 per cent two years later.

China has always taken it as the basis of its foreign policy to strengthen unity and cooperation with developing countries.

Anyway, now that I have taken it, I'll know what to expect, if I should take it again.

Who could have taken it?

I've actually already taken it.

Some have already taken it.

But how many people along the chain, before it reached his inbox and mine, had taken it for granted?

Could you find out who has taken it?

OK, Mr. Black. I've taken it down.

There is a lot of talk but we also know that when there is a concrete decision to be taken, it is taken very quickly.

You needn't have taken it seriously.

No, not yet. I'll try to find out who has taken it away.

Either you or he has taken it.

"I have seen business owners see the pound signs before their eyes, taken it and regretted it. "

We did over 200 gigs last year and played WOMAD in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore - I still haven't taken it all in.

Do you remember that road we have taken it?

I like my new job, but if I had known I wouldn't have much free time, I wouldn't have taken it.

I have always taken it for granted that time is necessary to attain liberation.

And 3. 7 million people have taken the questionnaire in America, about 600, 000 people have taken it in 33 other countries.

We can not wait for the fruit mature green fruit simply taken it down.

Do you not want to know who has taken it?

I have never taken it for granted, because I had been living in Poland that had been occupied and ruined before I was 24 years old.

"Perhaps 'Any Old Load of Rubbish' and 'Learn From Me, Ungrateful Peasant' were both taken? " (It's a nickname based on her initials. )

e. g. A blind imitation of farming has taken it tolls in many places in north-western China, leaving the soil to desertification

Mrs. Bennet: Yes, it is, for I have just had it from Mrs Long. Do you not want to know who's taken it?

your absence has taken it's toll on me

if we hadn't taken it easy,

Have you rearlly taken it seriously? No, You haven't