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A short time later we were taken to a third bomb site. Officials told us that this site contained both a school and a mosque.

It appeared to him that the old people were dead, and that he had been taken to the iron foundry to be melted down.

He went on standing against the rail; watching her, as she was taken to the opposites bank of the river in a little boat.

Preventive action may need to be taken to stop a suspected terrorist from carrying out his murderous intent.

As if job interviews weren't stressful enough, hiring managers at some of the largest companies have taken to throwing real curve balls.

His mother was dying and he was taken to the hospital to see her.

She was taken to a hospital, where doctors found she had broken a bone in her upper leg.

Because it was a misdemeanor, Cardoza said the man would not be taken to jail and his name not disclosed.

When I entered my office later, I found a message for me. Bartleby had been taken to prison.

e. g. Measures must be taken to have the overheated economy cooled down. Otherwise, it would be out of control.

She describes how convincing the shop was at first glance because so much trouble had been taken to copy key elements of a real Apple store.

That number, the so-called replacement rate, is usually taken to be the level at which the population eventually stops growing.

One of the U. P correspondents, a heavy drinker, was taken to Frankfurt last week under Gestapo guard for an operation.

She was taken to a nearby hospital, which had no electricity.

He said up to 90 percent of the stranded turtles taken to the aquarium survive, and up to 98 percent of those are eventually released.

As soon as he had left the bank , Darnay opened the letter. It was from Monsieur Gabelle , who had been arrested and taken to Paris .

Just as I's taken to the safety of the highest tree in the woods , you come wriggling down out of the sky ! Ugh . . . Serpents !

The official Xinhua News Agency said the wounded were taken to hospitals, but did not say how seriously they were hurt.

The VirtuSphere, in contrast, can be taken to the front lines or onboard ships and assembled in a few hours.

The English lawyer who turns to read Holmes is made to see that what he had taken to be settled and stable is really always on the move .

He felt the fight needed to be taken to the enemy in the Clone Wars, and often voiced as much to his squad-mates.

If this can be taken to the butterflies stop at green belt branch, if able to spend stopped at the beautiful, would not wish fulfilled.

Although Omega had made the first watch taken to the moon, it had become something of a national joke by the 1980s.

But in late May they were taken to a Tehran hotel and allowed to meet their mothers who had traveled from the United States.

Unsurprisingly for such an old man, he spent most of his time confined to his bed, and often had to be taken to hospital.

Nicole Kidman was taken to hospital Wednesday night after being involved in an accident on the set of her latest film, The Invasion.

We were taken to the Chickasha jail, over my repeated protests that I was just a hitchhiker.

Last night, he was taken to nearby St. Thomas Hospital, and doctors treated him for six broken ribs and a broken collar bone.

One official said he jumped into a small craft that had been taking food to the lifeboat, and asked to be taken to the Bainbridge.

He was resuscitated at the scene and taken to hospital in Innsbruck - the Dutch government said he was stable but "not out of danger" .

In a speech Wednesday, Dimon said the accounting rule had been taken 'to a ridiculous point.

However, people familiar with the matter discount the notion that there were steps Bain could have taken to get the transaction approved.

She is taken to Dr. House and his team of experts who identify it might be a tumor, and she might have only a week to live.

On Sunday night we were taken to a Tripoli hospital. There, lying on a bed, was the unconscious form of a little girl.

I had once taken to a woman who had a trace of down on her upper lip.

Our correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes has been taken to see the bodies of a group who appeared to have been tortured and shot.

This must be resisted at all costs, and care must also be taken to see that the ardent male doesn't "talk" the lyrics of songs.

An increasing number of business executives have taken to bragging about how much sleep they get.

"The body has been sent, and, with the local deity in the official" means the four men have been taken to his official not at home.

Thank you for the great trouble you have taken to help me with my English.

India, which had only just removed quantitative restrictions on imports, braced itself to be taken to the cleaners.

She was taken to the Skull Island, where she was caught by the aboriginals, who want to sacrifice her to King Kong, a gorilla.

The suspect did not resist arrest and was taken to the police station for questioning, she said.

This is often taken to be the starting point of a position that ends with the slogan that "religion is the opium of the people" .

With just a single click on your mouse , anything that you ordered online can be taken to our door in on time.

When applying adhesive care must be taken to see that no adhesive reaches the sliding surface.

Measures have been taken to relieve the city of its traffic jam, but the problem is not likely to be solved in a short time.

Alibaba said the measures are being taken to protect consumers from fraudulent sellers who may try to manipulate search-engine results.

Then when users click on a search result, they're taken to a page either indicating that the video doesn't exist, or to a different video.

All four appeared to be in good condition as they were brought by chopper to the command post and taken to ambulances.

Scott called an ambulance and she was taken to hospital, where it was initially thought she may have had a stroke.

Great care must be taken to see that this legal document is made out in the proper way.

The victim would have had a chance to survive if he had been taken to hospital in time.

It is usually taken to be the bottom hole temperature for use in log interpretation.

After being held for days, they were taken to a graveyard at the edge of a village, where Mark was convinced they were going to be executed.

My mother also told me that pollution is such a serious problem in many parts of the world that more action ought to be taken to prevent it.

Mariam was taken to live with her new husband and his mother, who, she says, treated her like a servant.

The infant was taken to a local hospital, where doctors determined he did not receive a dangerous dose of radiation.

Australian media said the koala, nicknamed Mick, was found by police and was taken to the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, north of Sydney .

Latest information says the President Tandja has now been separated from his ministers and taken to a unknown military camp.

There is the matter of the Japanese kidnapped during the 1970s and 1980s and taken to the North to be trained as spies or language teachers.

Like many messages, the healthy eating one seems to be lost on those who need it most and taken to extremes by those who need it least.

It wants the move to be taken to show that there is no danger in doing business with a state accused of counterfeiting and money laundering.

Usually a bento is rice packed in a container with a variety of side dishes. It is often taken to picnic or to school or the workplace.

Prosecutors argued that the baby, a twin, might have survived if had been taken to a doctor.

Arrested on a hot summer's day, he was taken to Beijing's Taicheng Prison, wearing nothing but a shirt and thin trousers.

must also be taken to see that the ardent male doesn't "talk" the lyrics of a song.

When a doctor in an emergency to save life of critically ill patients with emergency medical measures taken to adverse consequences.

In the early days of our confinement, before we were taken to Pyongyang, we were left for a very brief time with our belongings.

Chicony, trying to drum up workers, has taken to sending a bus around Dongguan with a loudspeaker blaring, "Chicony is the best. "

Gulliver was as gadgets into a suitcase and taken to the town show the exhibition.

To hear this question, I am sure you will say that parents are taken to put us up in the world.

Even after years of using a mechanical typewriter, my secretary has taken to her new word processor like a duck to water.

before he hit the ground; he had not even had the moment it would have taken to throw his hands out to break his fall.

After receiving treatment on the side of the field for a while, Cannavaro was eventually stretchered off and taken to hospital.

They were taken to a walled compound outside Teheran where guards said they were not allowed to leave "for their own safety" .

Pretending to speak seriously, one of the workmen asked if he might make a telephone call before being taken to the station.

Her mother Maria Claudia Garcia, who was pregnant when she was abducted, was later taken to Uruguay and made to disappear.

'We want to show you our commitment, ' he said. 'The time you have taken to come here will not be in vain. '

Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband's death.

So on the basis of this legal bond the company can be taken to court if it does not bound what has been agreed in the warranty document.

But within days a fourth girl tested positive, and was taken to a separate hospital from her classmates.

A minute later, they were being prodded into a truck like animals to be taken to a detention camp.

Rescuers said the injured were taken to a nearby part of the hospital, but fortunately the injury is not serious, not life threatening.

Although carnitine is often taken to improve exercise performance, there is no evidence it works.

She spoke of her abduction, of how she was taken to one of the residences of Moammar Gadhafi's soldiers.

Suppose, just a assumption Something taken to be true for the purpose of argument or investigation; an assumption.

Like on Monday, journalists were taken to the scene of that bomb site and then shown bodies of those said to have been killed.

Each file will be considered separately, but steps can be taken to remove their Egyptian nationality and that of their children.

A spokesman for the plant said the two workers were taken to a hospital equipped to deal with radiation cases.

The law would not be applied, however, if the U. S. determined that action was being taken to solve the problem.

We have designed and made a new HTS mixing system mounted on the cryo cooler. Some measures have been taken to decrease the system noise.

So I was relieved that he took a quarter of the time that King had taken to make four times as many jokes.

Proper measures must be taken to limit the number of foreign tourists and the great efforts should be made to protect local environment and.

Hawking was taken to a local hospital where his leg was pinned and plated to stabilize the area and reduce the pain, his wife said.

Since the prize to the side, were all afraid of clothes, and had taken to men and women, were back under the plug.

So, from the age of just 40 days, Jinghong was taken to the shopping centre while her mother collected scrap there to sell to recyclers.

Rightly used and obeyed, it can save many heartaches and continuous problems. This passage is often taken to refer particularly to marriage.

Unable to walk after six days of torture and stress positions, the young man was taken to see the prison doctor.

Instead of being able to browse through Amazon's offerings, the user is taken to a landing page focused on a few book covers instead.

Your garden looks beautiful and I'm lost in admiration for the skill it must have taken to get it like this.

I remember being called out of Spanish class in tenth grade and taken to the hospital to see Katie, who had cancer, for the final time.

The job situation in China is grim, so effective measures must be taken to help new graduates, migrant workers or other groups, he said.

Extra care must be taken to be sure that water does not cut through any of the ridges between contour furrows.

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

Also, consider whether further action needs to be taken to reduce the risk or to mitigate its impact.

Therefore, anyone suspected to be suffering from hypothermia should be taken to see the doctor or the hospital right away.

if taken to a harsh extreme Verbal Irony You are a fine goalkeeper, allowing the other side to score six goals.

Work safety officials who rushed to the site said the bodies of 32 workers had been recovered and the injured had been taken to hospital.

Registering entails filling out a consent form and having a small amount of blood taken to be tested for its HLA (bone marrow) type.

The children have to be collected, they have to be fed, they have to be taken to afternoon activities.

Prior use of metformin, an oral drug commonly taken to manage blood sugar, did not affect results among the two groups of patients.

Hazare is being taken to a hospital for a few days of observation, and will slowly be introduced to soft foods again.

A larger version of the machine would be used in a hospital, but a smaller one could be taken to emergencies.

She told me that her father would be taken to hospital the next morning.

Mary was taken to the house of an English man named Mr. Crawford. She was going to stay there for a while.

we regretted for the inconvenience we had taken to you, and we would solve the problem properly, beg your forgiveness once more.

Therefore , countermeasures can be taken to enlarge consumption in the light of the relationship between uncertainty and consumer behaviors.

It was taken to pieces, like a toy-puzzle for a young Devil, and was put together again when the occasion wanted it.

I spun around in time to see a hairy fist heading my way and, in the half-a-second it would have taken to reach me, I leapt to one side.

Since a DMZ is the front line defense against potential intruders, special care must be taken to harden this server.

Frank was abducted from his jail cell and taken to one of the South's innumerable lynching trees.

Several of those who survived the accident have been taken to hospital in a state of shock.

He is often taken to the police station.

However, care needs to be taken to ensure that this feedback is itself not too loud or distracting.

The president noted some of the steps the United States has taken to help.

Second, compared with the general safeguard measures, special safeguard measures to be taken to lower the threshold.

The stela and statues are to be taken to a laboratory for desalinization treatment before going on an international tour at the end of 2003.

Taken to its extreme, the American preference for a faster, riskier capitalism led directly to the current crisis.

My cousin was shocked and before he realized, he was taken to the side by the customs. They did a thorough search on all of his luggages.

"Every practical measure must be taken to ensure the safety of Australian athletes, " he said.

It was impossible to arouse the girl from her drugged sleep, so she was taken to hospital.

The former president was helped to his feet and taken to a nearby hospital for examination.

And for Disney, the business has an added bonus: Chinese children weaned on Mickey and Goofy may one day demand to be taken to a theme park.

She was taken to The Queen's Medical Center, which did not release her condition.

Since the introduction of American rule , newspapers have come into vogue , and the young men have taken to political discussion .

But many agree that this is mainly token politics, and that no concrete action is being taken to open up politics to minorities.

A middle aged woman had a heart attack and was taken to the hospital. While on the operating table she had a near death experience.

Eleven people, including a pregnant woman, were taken to hospital, although none of their lives are thought to be in danger.

Those people who used to eat with gobble their rice might be as well have taken to fish and chips.

This outbreak did not extend into the community, and appropriate steps were taken to reduce future risks of human infections.

Foreigners have taken to the place in a way that Canadians have not.

Mr Srivastav said he was taken to a Ningbo police station where he appealed for protection but was returned to Guanghe staff.

Situations Sergei Shoigu, who was at the site of the , said 97 bodies would be placed in and taken to Moscow's Domodedovo airport.

In this sense "screen" is usually taken to be of American origin.

The whole village had taken to calling him Lump, the name his sister Meha had given him when he was still in their mother's belly.

Care should be taken to see that the letter is properly addressed.

No doubt you'll have noticed that, in recent years, referees have taken to wearing earpieces, and wondered what comes through them.

No special action needs to be taken to make new relational records show up in Notes.

Galois was taken to the local hospital where he died the next day in the arms of his brother.

Lahm was injured, was taken to the hospital, he checks to see whether the fracture of the elbow.

If the flammable gas source cannot be stopped, action must be taken to cool and to protect nearby equipment and cylinders from the fire.

My whole life is a performance piece so I don't need to have my picture taken to feel that I'm in a moment of art.

Inside, staff discuss a new case: a 20-year-old taken to Pakistan for a "holiday" only to be bullied into a village marriage.

Every precaution must be taken to keep all medications and dangerous substances out of a child's reach.

Later, a Mexican general, would like to use this plastic instead of rubber, it had taken to the United States.

Utility bills and other invoices are dutifully taken to the bank and paid in cash, or more likely these days at the local convenience store.

Journalists in the area reported seeing at least six people being taken to a hospital with burns from the ash and hot air.

Preventive Action---Action taken to eliminate the causes of a potential nonconformity or other undesirable situation.

When I was a little boy, one day I was taken to see a doctor for I had caught a bad headache.

All six vessels were taken to the Israeli port of Ashdod where those on board were to be arrested pending their deportation.

But that means the Three Amigos, as Hollywood has taken to calling them, don't spend as much time with one another as they would like.

Also, 96% of active social network users have visited their friends' pages. And these numbers can be taken to the bank.

She had delayed the start of her trip, from Plymouth, after being taken to hospital with breathing difficulties.

Clearly, choosing the right machine is a very important part of minimising the time taken to move binaries into and out of Subversion.

Therefore, in terms of the main problems at school, effective measures should be taken to reform its operation mechanism.

The driver of the stalled vehicle, however, had to be taken to a local hospital. Beckham was not cited or arrested.

The remains were found not far from where the last signal from the plane was received, and taken to the islands of Fernando de Noronha.

The cheetah, which had suffered a broken left front paw, was taken to the Abu Dhabi Wildlife Center for medical treatment.

But this does not mean that preventive measures cannot be taken to ensure the safety of the public and the protection of property.

What would once be considered quite normal is now being presented within a medical model so a drug can be taken to fix it.

Rhea commanded the eagle to sachet him on the way. He was taken to an island far beyond the watchful eyes of Cronus.

She and several others went into emergency mode. They gave him CPR and called an ambulance. He was taken to the hospital.

His mother was badly hurt and she was quickly taken to hospital.

You can't walk out on the contract , or you could be taken to court .

Wessell revealed that after his arrest the children's father collapsed and was taken to hospital.

Once you click that, you'll be taken to a web page that welcomes you to the secret Channels beta program.

Being so excited, the whole journey was filled with the children's laughter and they were taken to seats prepared by their teachers.

Mr. Gbagbo was taken to the hotel with his wife and his son.

The girl was taken to the place where Nicholas usually had rendezvous with women, and there he spent more than an hour with her.

Jane has taken to getting up early since the beginning of this term.

Before he was taken to his death, he signed a farewell message to her, "From your Valentine. "

Ready to take the road not taken, to do what's right?

Care must be taken to ensure the complete transfer of the sample and that settling of the larger particles does not occur.

Firms that have ended up with a hotch-potch of different IT systems as a result of mergers have also taken to the cloud.

"The public health threat from the e-waste industry is real, and measures must be taken to cope with it, " Huo told SciDev. Net.

In the meantime she had taken to the law, which had long been her ambition.

If naive users are part of the target market for a domain-specific product, care must be taken to support domain-naive behaviors.

A loophole in many laws allows for smoking in private clubs, so some restaurants have taken to charging a token membership fee at the door.

Lenzner said he was taken to a police substation, where he was left alone near an open window and managed to escape.

Obama was taken to Florida over the weekend for some secret mission and apparently happened to be there just in time for a meteor shower.

Great care was taken to try and get a representative sample of the general population.

As such, training might be needed, or other steps taken, to ensure the partnership works well.

Yet the next few years may be far tougher on insurers, partly as a result of actions taken to mitigate this crisis.

You know being taken to or moving to a different place because of violence or insecurity within the country.

The antinomy that the Scholastic tradition posed as a matter of principle is here taken to be resolved by virtue of being imaginary.

From an early age children are taken to the fields and told to carry water or to hunt.

Officials say the gunman was taken to the hospital, where he died from his injuries. A third maintenance worker is in stable condition.

Noda said the intervention was taken to contain "excessive" movements in the currency market.

Care needs to be taken to ensure that this feedback is itself not too loud.

But, unaware of the risks, they were taken to another part of town also forecast to be in the plume's path.

Teng, who was also detained this year, was taken to the same Beijing suburb but later returned to his apartment under house arrest .

The manager of the bank was taken to the police station today.

Ensure that the fixes are applicable for a particular version, and that the correct steps have been taken to deploy it.

In the all collection of fourteen out of the money was taken to the samples Gallery and store it.

One of the submarines was taken to Southampton General Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The other died at the scene.

we were taken to a location and when we walked through the door we saw standing before us President Bill Clinton.

Care should also be taken to minimize exposure of the multiplier to dust or other airborne contamination.

Whence it would be taken to be threshed or hulled, as the necessities of the family required.

The afternoon of the alleged assault, the maid was taken to a hospital where she was questioned by nurses trained to deal with rape victims.

The number of tests run is shown in the status bar, together with the time taken to execute the tests, and the number of failures.

transmission: Measures should be taken to cut off the means of transmission of diseases.

Care should be taken to not create overlapping mappings, as the results would not be predictable.

There are just a few more steps to be taken to get her ready.

When users click on the "Ask An Expert" link on our page, they should be taken to a nice clean page with all the main categories.

Chillingly , the state-controlled media have taken to airing purported confessions from some of these prisoners.

England striker Michael Owen suffered an injury scare and was taken to hospital for a scan on his thigh on Monday.

2 should be taken to avoid damage when installing the surface, lamp or wiring installation should wear gloves.

Late Tuesday night he was taken to a hospital and reportedly claimed to have been injured by police while in custody.

When raw mainframe data reaches the ESB, action must be taken to marshal this data into a Java data object.

A well-dressed man with a suitcase hailed a cab in New York City and asked to be taken to Times Square, which was only a few blocks away.

And, what makes the matter worse, she has already taken to smoking.

animal protection personnel feel that the dogs captured might be stray or domesticated , but all will be taken to the local animal shelter.

Since the founding of New China, many measures have been taken to stop soil erosion.

We were taken to the studio to see the actual shooting of a scene.

Biodiversity must be preserved at all costs and measures should be taken to ensure more species from becoming extinct.

The parks of other cities are taken to carry out a comparison study with those of Guangzhou.

Another patrol ship rescued 28 sailors but one died soon after being taken to a hospital, he said.

Hari had an epileptic seizure and was taken to hospital for what should have been routine treatment.

Although Cathy is attracted to him, Heathcliff wants his son with him and insists on having him taken to the Heights.

If the Contractor does not attend to examine and agree such records and drawings, they shall be taken to be correct.

You know what Richard Nixon said when he was in China and was taken to the Great Wall?

Will the Conservatives again be seen as the party of business they were once axiomatically taken to be?

The man, who was not named, was taken to hospital in London yesterday with "flu-like symptoms" after landing at Heathrow.

It's a sentiment that many Italians seem to have taken to heart.

"I was taken to the emergency room for chest pains, " she said. "I experienced hair loss. My menstrual cycle stopped. "

She was taken to see genetic experts but they still could not diagnose her.

IT HAS taken a while, but this weekend Syria joined the list of Arab countries whose citizens have taken to the streets.

Plastic packaging, tinfoil packaging and glass including bottles must either go with the general waste or be taken to recycling points.

If the quills are not to be used immediately after winding, they are usually taken to a room to be conditioned with hot, humid air.

In some communities, daughters are more likely to be malnourished and less likely to be educated and taken to the doctor.

That excessive toxins in your body, a female friend would clean up the body of the measures taken to detox.

One day, she had a heart attack and was taken to a hospital.

For the subscriptions scheduled for processing during the interval, average time taken to run the scheduled subscription rule.

Egyptians have once again taken to the streets to call for the fall of the regime.

Add something, all this occurred in Pu'er April 8 was taken to Simao names, a bit tricky. It is said that not long ago, there is hail.

'He was lethargic and was bleeding from the left nostril which could be a sign of head trauma so he was taken to the vet. '

For this reason, any reasonable measures should be taken to ensure that the out-of-process code runs as fast as possible.

She was taken to a lonely island, lived alone, but she never felt lonely.

The journalists were taken to a police station for two hours before they returned to Tripoli to get another bus back to the border.