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Each of you as humans will be affected as your own energies that were taken out of the consciousness will return to you for clearing.

And Aida said, 'This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of me.

Before POD, if sales of one of the publisher's books dropped below 50 copies a year, it was taken out of print.

When those who did not get all six vaccine shots were taken out of the analysis, the positive result was statistically insignificant.

He was taken out of school as a boy, but that won't stop him from becoming synonymous with inventions that define the modern era.

These measuring tools are not to be taken out of the laboratory. You can only use them here.

Every time the new teacher appears in a classroom he gets the mickey taken out of him.

Answer is given by the United States, the U. S. policy of arms sales to Taiwan will not change, Gates's speech was taken out of context.

Then the Lord God made a woman from the rib he had taken out of the man, and he brought her to the man.

It's a certificate from your employer which tells you how much money you have earned and how much has been taken out of your checks.

Property to cause the system to temporarily boost the priority of a thread whenever the process is taken out of the wait state.

Prof Jones said the "trick" e-mail "caused a great deal of ill-informed comment" but had been taken out of context.

Players fought against those changes, not wanting to see any teams taken out of the market when they became free agents.

The air sac can be taken out of the body after the satisfies weight reduction effect is achieved.

She started drinking as a teenager and was taken out of school, she suspects, to work to buy wine for her parents.

But the high places were not taken out of Israel. Nevertheless, the heart of Asa was wholly true all his days.

His father was put into prison, young Charles was taken out of school and put to work in a warehouse in London.

In this method, an egg will be taken out of a woman, fertilized using sperm in a cell culture dish, and then returned to the woman.

Poland was suddenly unreachable, and I felt as if I were being taken out of life itself.

"These properties were taken out of their places of origin in a wretched way, " he said.

A technique item taken out of context without regard to its relationship to other features is usually a wrong procedure.

Right now, a set portion of the money you earn is taken out of your paycheck to pay for the Social Security benefits of today's retirees.

These phrases had been deliberately taken out of context and "spun" by sceptics keen to derail the Copenhagen climate conference, he said.

I shall have to make a report to my company. Then if you don't co-operate, it'll be taken out of my hands.

Do you think he ought to be taken out of his school and sent to the penitentiary ?

He longs for the time when he shall be taken out of this scene where his blessed Lord is so grievously dishonored.

"It was like having a fire taken out of your body, " Mr. Smith said of the removed joint.

The TSA said the move was taken 'out of an abundance of caution. '

The law has specific rules about how fast the money must be taken out of the plan after your death.

I just feel like I'm a fish you've taken out of water. Gulping for air. Trying to get oxygen.

In a statement, GE said Mr Immelt's remarks had been taken out of context and contested the accuracy of the reporting.

Don't say anything that would misrepresent your message if it was taken out of context.

As an affiliate, the discount for any coupons generated and used by customers will be taken out of your commission for the sale.

When some of the pressure is taken out of the body, the entire immune system will function much better.

for cooling , there is nothing better than the cooled beer just taken out of the refrigerator.

I observed a number of intelligent children who were taken out of a special class and placed in a regular class.

This is now hone of my bones, And flesh of my flesh. She shall be called Woman, Because she was taken out of Man.

Doha may have been taken out of the cryogenic deep freeze, but whether it will come to life once it has thawed remains unclear.

The decision of whether or not a patient can drive safely can now be taken out of the hands of the medical practitioner.

We define intrinsic value as the discounted value of the cash that can be taken out of a business during its remaining life.

It must be torn down-its stones, timbers and all the plaster-and taken out of the town to an unclean place.

But after just six hours of deliberation the jurors sided with defence arguments that the missives had been taken out of context.

They are effectively being taken out of your society so that you may proceed unhindered with the work of the Light.

The money is automatically taken out of your bank account every month.

The last member of each row (at the back of the class) is taken out of the classroom.

The books are not allowed to be taken out of the reading-room.

Will it be taken out of my salary or do I pay tax once a year?

He remembers him as a hotheaded kid who was sometimes taken out of a game for bad behavior.

Wunsch was horrified to see his nuanced statements taken out of context to back the programme's dodgy premise.

Faced with criticism, the candidate has claimed that he didn't mean what he seemed to mean, and that his words were taken out of context.

You never will be the person you can be if pressure, tension and discipline are taken out of your life.

But, on that black day, "work" was taken out of the equation, leaving rest and play for the bar to help with.

The bakery chain Greggs insists that disposal of cups once they have been taken out of its stores is the consumer's responsibility.

It is an act taken out of a high sense of responsibility for?

The heart could mot be taken out of action for mare than four minutes - very little time to repair a heart defect.

When vegetables are taken out of the soil and sent to the grocery store, they no longer get water from the ground.

Researchers have the right to ensure that their results be not manipulated or taken out of context by sponsors.

A child who cannot comply with these rules should be taken out of the restaurant, after one warning because we all make mistakes.

From that oft-repeated phrase, taken out of context, the idea of love as a self-centered experience caught on in American Pop culture.

They were taken out of the lineup and were marched to the feared headquarters of the Party.

The spare saw blades can be taken out of the L-shaped lumen by screwing the nuts down from a handle sleeve barrel.

He bought the loyalty of his soldiers, when they were being taken out of his control.

The doctor began by saying, Well, it was obviously a doctor because a rib was taken out of Adam to make Eve.

Always remember, that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me.

No reference books are to be taken out of the reading room without permission.

She ruled that it should be taken out of the courts and settled through an arbitration panel.

It was this silk ribbon taken out of the palace that helped the aunt and her nephew to resume their relationship.

It includes details of money paid into the account, money taken out of the account, cheque and debit card payments, bank charges and so on.

Taken out of context, the words he used in the argument did sound like a serious threat.

When besieged by fire, depending on the circumstances should be taken out of the woods in different ways.

Most textbooks come with an audio CD that never even gets taken out of the package.

Season of captivity being broken over our personal lives, corporate visions, and national foundations. Bible reading was taken out of U.

The animals cannot be taken out of the crates at the airport because of the stress it would place on them and the risk they could get loose.

In a sense, phosphate is taken out of circulation in the Ecosphere, diminishing the prospects of more life.

Pallets which are showing defects must be taken out of operations and repaired or scrapped.

The librarian forbade these books to be taken out of the reading-room.

If there are any positives to be taken out of this exercise, that may be it.

These books aren't allowed to be taken out of libarary.

YEMEN: The Ministry of Industry and Trade ordered a suspect Chinese milk powder taken out of the country's markets last Friday.

Unemployment insurance and income tax are taken out of your pay before you get it.

Such software can be replaced with commercial software or simply taken out of service.

This retrocession is taken out of the annual fee, pushing such fees higher and reducing clients' returns.

The leg can be raised higher if the pelvis is tilted and the hips are taken out of horizontal alignment.

The servlet is taken out of service, then destroyed with the destroy method, then garbage collected and finalized.

Monthly contributions to the pension scheme will be taken out of your salary.

She had the stitches taken out of the wound .

Yes, some of the comments have been taken out of context.

Many a desk and many a bench is to be taken out of the hall.

The judge was taken out of the court house on a stretcher.

She insisted her comments in Cannes had been taken out of context.

Looking thinner and darker, 30 year-old Blaine was taken out of his box over the River Thames and immediately went to hospital.

The deployment manifest and the assemblies have been moved to a new server because the original server is being taken out of service.

This book may not be taken out of the reading room.

He was very active during his short life and loved to be taken out of his tank.

"If society stops using words then they get taken out of the smaller dictionaries, " he added.

In many areas of Afghanistan, girls are often taken out of school when they hit puberty.

How many young lives have had the fun taken out of them by the scourge of youth - Acne?

One question raised is why the coins were not more thoroughly damaged when they were taken out of circulation.

As the economic problems have mounted, more than $2 billion has been taken out of emerging-market funds in each of the past two weeks.

I was taken out of prison and forced by a covert unite of the government, to be an assassin.

Record numbers of children are being taken out of school and taught by their parents at home.

Arguably the ratio is lower still if less liquid instruments are taken out of the equation.

The stem cells were taken out of an umbilical cord not from a dead baby! ! ! !

The couple were married 24 hours later, but say the magic had already been taken out of their big day.

A bite had been taken out of my sandwich.

They say that Mark's instruction to scouts to kill poachers was taken out of context.

Japan's reactors must be taken out of service every 13 months for fresh fuel, inspections and repairs.

Before Teemto could offer any help, Guo was taken out of commission in a spectacular crash during the Boonta Eve Classic.

No books are to be taken out of the readingroom.

They really looked like they were more or less taken out of the ear.

Before I go any further, I'd hope that Huxley's comments to the Daily Telegraph weren't taken out of context.

A broken net can't catch fish, so it must be taken out of service and repaired.

John has been absent because he had two teeth taken out of his face.

China insisted at Copenhagen that an 80% cut in greenhouse gases emissions by 2050 should be taken out of the agreement.

What happens, ask skeptics, when humans are taken out of decision making on firing weapons?

By now they've been taken out of the law books and the same thing about homosexuality.

Any tool found damaged or deficient should be taken out of service (and tagged).

The books are not allowed to be taken out of the room.

These are normal mammalian cells genetically engineered with a bioluminescent gene taken out of deep sea jellyfish.

When the old server is suddenly taken out of service and end users cannot access the files on the old server.

Indoor exercises, however, are never as helpful as those taken out of doors in pure, fresh air.

Judge Orie had the curtains drawn while Mladic was taken out of court.

draining oil: the deep-fried dough sticks are taken out of the pot to drain oil.

Then with the use of washing water, the cloth is washed and then finally taken out of the steamer body.

and 6. cooling water is sprayed for condensation, and the high purity high standard indium rod can be taken out of the mould.

"People text like they talk, " he says. "And some of the things they say, taken out of context, can come back to haunt them. "

Milk becomes condensed when water is taken out of it.

In the second lap, Mars was taken out of the race by some high-speed sabotage courtesy of Sebulba.

We can only do what we do ourselves and sometimes other things are taken out of your jurisdiction.

GE said that Mr Immelt's comments, at a private dinner, were taken out of context.

If any person fails to obey, he may forcibly be taken out of the courtroom.

Once taken out of the content, the sentence is ambiguous.

It is then recycled into "gray" water, which is used to flush toilets before being taken out of the internal water system as "black" water.

He felt as fresh in her presence as one who is taken out of the flash of summer to the first cool breath of spring.

I should eat out, enjoy the fat roll I'd taken out of my account.

Meanwhile, more carbon is being taken out of the atmosphere by the expanding forests in America and other affluent countries.

Heinsisted that the quotation must refer to a later conversation and in any casewas taken out of context.

Tom's statement was taken out of context and misinterpreted.

The magazines are not to be taken out of the library.

Stayed in service till it was too rusty to fly, taken out of service.

Stayed in service till it was too rusty to fly, taken out of service.

The butter will soften when taken out of the fridge.

According to the contract, one month's rent will be taken out of the deposit for breaking the lease.

I have spoken to him and I think his words have been taken out of context.

A. Can these magazines be taken out of the reading-room?

Iron is taken out of the earth, and brass is molten out of the stone.

Not only are many of these quotes taken out of context, the author actually inserts bracketed words to change their meanings.

The fine will be taken out of your wages.

The risks of comments being "taken out of context" are high.

That is whygovernments try to limit the amount of fish taken out of the sea.

These are orphan chimpanzees that were born in the forest. Once being taken out of the wild, the chimpanzees can never be returned.

The nucleus is taken out of the somatic cell.

One more little bite taken out of mighty Microsoft.

Reevers were taken out of the game, but their abilities were put on different units.

nd Thessalonians 2 : 7 For the mystery of iniquity doth already work: only he who now letteth [will let, ] until he be taken out of the way.

When the telescope finally gives out, it will likely be taken out of service.

The coins were taken out of circulation .

All metals are crude when taken out of the earth.

Violin, or have not taken out of the car from the cello.

Mr. Walberg called the ad misleading, saying his words were taken out of context.

The application wants to add in the amount taken out of Database-1.

In December 2006, this new version of Blogger was taken out of beta.

really taken out of the game?

Because they all share one currency and one monetary policy, an important variable has been taken out of the equation.

His book has been taken out of circulation.

When water is taken out of milk, the milk becomes condensed.

Gold coins were taken out of circulation many years ago.

The first challenge is to write content that will make sense when taken out of context.

This book shouldn't be taken out of the library, should it?

Can these books _be taken out of the library.

I explained to the teacher as I was taken out of the school exam hall.

If politics is taken out of the picture, the situation is win-win.

We do know that people who are taken out of high tobacco smoke environments have a definite drop in developing coronary artery disease.

The jet, which was originally produced for Singapore Airlines, was taken out of service in 2002.

The goods were taken out of the window and the picture of Chairman Mao substituted.

Can books be taken out of the library?

I didn't notice the books being taken out of the library.

The book can not be taken out of the library.

These books are for reference only and must not be taken out of this room.

If dynamic boosting of the process priority should take place for a process when it is taken out of the wait state; otherwise,

Members leaving the library should stop at the exit so that the material borrowed or taken out of the library by them may be checked

Taken out of the fridge, the milk soon turned

these newspapers and magazines mustn't be taken out of the reading-room

have a bullet taken out of his arm

be taken out of somewhere