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When you realize the best icebreaker is a few words from the heart, the act of starting a conversation becomes far less daunting.

the act he had prefigured for weeks with a thrill of pleasure , yet it was no less than a miserable insipidity to him now that it had come.

The act of drinking has no concept of right or wrong, it's the intention behind the action that determines it.

LIM: For the historian, the act of taking part in the research is a powerful example of just how much has changed.

You also have instructions for a curtain up and curtain down sound with the files to be played at the start and end of the act.

But only in recent years has the act been used to target tech firms whose products, or user data, might have been used to trap activists.

Remember, the lack of feminine energy during sex may actually be read as a reluctance to initiate the act or to be an active partner in it.

'The act they have done is against the sovereignty of Pakistan, ' he said in an interview.

Even so, said the Court, he did conduct investigations under the Act, issue guidelines, and initiate injunction actions.

All their hidden frustrations, disappointments and jealousies seem to be brought to the surface by the act of driving.

I bit my tongue! This was the only time that I had slurred on the phone and Master caught me in the act!

As if the moment you do something careless online, the newspapers will catch you in the act.

In March Mr Obama said he wanted to see a new version of the act in place before the new school year began.

Although he never sleeps with the same woman twice, by so doing he continually repeats the act of sleeping with a new woman.

Every act of the body is nothing but the act of will objectified .

Any ship, goods or other movables are exposed to maritime perils. Such property is in the Act referred to as "insurable property. "

The act: The Kazakh-born Yandarbiyev was one of the central figures in the Chechen independence movement's turn toward radical Islamism.

According to the Act, advertising and sponsoring programmes in the name of tobacco-related products through media would attract a fine.

Far more than just a tool for communication, the act of writing by hand appears to be an important building block for learning.

Sometimes just the act of keeping track of something for a week or two will make you more conscious of things.

He once had sex with a girl on her boss's desk, who was a raging feminist, just for the irony of the act.

Planking, the act of simply lying face down in public places, has become something of an Internet sensation.

The act of forcing one out of possession or occupancy of material property to which one is entitled; illegal or wrongful dispossession.

Under any of these alternatives, the central bank would be behaving like any other bank, creating money in the act of lending.

Evidently the act of printing caused the program to think the document had changed, even though it did not.

It was during Anne's reign that the name great Britain came into being when in 1707, the Act of Union united England and Scotland.

Abscond is the act of going away without permission OR not returning to the court after being released on bail OR to escape from prison.

It seemed like the act of a confident government. But all of them have subsequently been locked up and, in at least two cases, tortured.

Maybe it was the act of confronting my worst fears, but by the end of that year, I was cured of my restlessness.

The defining characteristic of entrepreneurship, then, is not the size of the company but the act of innovation.

What I had not experienced was the folderol among the children and the way that even the schools had gotten into the act.

Each group feeds off of the human species like a parasite taking a little of one's chi in the act of living in such a dwelling.

Another reason for the act's ineffectiveness was that, like previous air-quality regulations, this act failed to define air pollution.

This means Ofcom must now start trying to make the act, rushed through in the dying days of the last Labour government, actually work.

It's OK to startle a pet out of a behavior, but only if you catch him in the act.

He would have risen, and unfixed her fingers by the act--she clung fast, gasping: there was mad resolution in her face.

Listen, I caught you in the act of trying to get with someone else, so just be honest with me about it!

One day the Bishop caught sight of him in the act of bestowing this charity.

International aid is often described as the act of one nation providing resources to another.

Maybe you've seen the commercial featuring a philandering husband caught in the act by his wife.

I can't see much of a downside for this potential drug, unless the act of not forgetting what you see causes problems or trauma.

Standing in the middle of her room looking startled as though he were just caught in the act of something was a tall man in a dark suit.

This did not happen, however, and the Act has been amended to extend the deadlines, thereby reducing the "absolute" nature of the standards.

But the Act also provided that this right would be protected through a written protest procedure rather than a trial-type hearing.

They walked with joined hands, and it could be perceived that this was the act of simple affection.

Jay convinced the governor to fire a fake bazooka at him and call him a "girly man" as part of the act.

It was not until 2001 that the FBI was able to catch him in the act at a drop spot in Virginia.

These pieces are referred to as the segments and the act of breaking up the text is known as segmentation.

Kidd killed his own gunner, William Moore. The act held quiet what had been a mutinous crew.

Similarly, as a result of the act itself is usually hidden motive and had an ulterior motive, so you may be using friends, play down.

One of the most crucial parts of any television script is the act break.

We do not recommend such minerals therefore upon one's alter as they will not support the act of synthesis of the Language of Light.

When the child is using English, we do not correct errors in pronunciation. We see such mistakes as the act of practicing a new skill.

The act of rubbing two body parts together to make a noise is called stridulation, and is seen in insects from grasshoppers to spiders.

Interior Ministry spokesman Rainer Lingenthal said the new operations to catch vandals in the act had been successful.

The act of designing places you too close to be able to analyse your output with objective clarity.

"In studies where brain waves are recorded during sleepwalking , there is some degree of the persistence of sleep during the act, " he said.

The return of Christ is the many whom shall choose to leave everything behind and enter the kingdom of heaven through the act of ascension.

And yet, for the four million years humans have been walking upright, the act is essentially unchanged.

The child must be evaluated by the public school and found to meet the eligibility criteria as set forth in the Act.

and as the minister was in the act of leading her away her eyes sought the face of the dead beneath the glass.

Her next work called "Raising Baby X" will attempt to turn the act of bringing up a child into art.

Eg. When the police caught the thief in the act, he tried to brazen it out.

But you know, after all, the act is wearing thin-as the crowd grows uneasy and the boos begin.

It should also be noted however that the act of Trainspotting is UK slang for trying to find a vein to intravenously inject drugs.

No, it wouldn't, Your Honor, because the act is only directed towards the range of options that are able to be inflicted on a human being.

Remember that the act of taking a new job does not, in and of itself, make you worth more money.

That sort of heightened scrutiny would challenge the administration's weak argument for upholding the act.

Just the act of putting it in black and white will cause you to be more responsible for your actions.

The human spirit is not measured by the size of the act, but the size of the heart.

Where only a single outcome has been thought of , the mind has nothing else to think of; the meaning attaching to the act is limited .

Enabling Plagiarism: the act of assisting or allowing another person to plagiarize or to copy your own work.

I encourage you to continue talking with him prior to the act of sex.

They knew perfectly well that there was no element of free choice in the Act of Free Choice.

The act of testing invariably uncovers defects or issues, and each of these occurrences must be diligently tracked through to resolution.

May be, the children of Jay Chou's love is not blind, but the act of being touched by Jay Chou.

the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own.

The father stood there with his son. Before the latter was the great oculist in the act of cutting away the last bandage.

But the design and shape is just a part of the act, which, as with Chalayan, includes a serious amount of fabric research.

He looked, in the act of opening the door, like a corpse adjusting his coffin lid.

However, scientists were not sure if it was a true galaxy cluster, rather than one that has been caught in the act of forming.

Though Anakin instantly regretted the act for not being of the Jedi way, Palpatine was quick to console him, and absolve him of any guilt.

stinging The act of introducing venom into the flesh of a victim by means of a venom apparatus; envenomation .

As the phrase 'ordinarily resident in Singapore' has not been defined in the Act, guidance must be sought elsewhere.

At least the international criminal court has not come into the act, which would make the crisis even worse.

However, experts of this school of thought advise mothers to nurse as long as she and her little one are fulfilled by the act.

The act of raising a glass and drinking in honor of or to the health of a person or thing.

Love Remains, because of its construction, feels like music that comes from inside, as if the act of listening completes it.

The act of converting a Town into a Wooden Castle significantly changes the way that the settlement will work, and what you can build there.

The act of accessing two or more bytes or streams of data from distinct storage units simultaneously.

The act of accessing two or more bytes or streams of data from distinct storage units simultaneously.

Conversely, when you catch her in the act of using her newfound skills the right way, praise her for her efforts.

"Techne" was the ancient Greek term for the act of giving form to matter, for making a pot out of clay, or a table out of wood.

Further, the article provides insight into the act of exercising this authority, the underlying process, and the power(s) of that exercise.

They took offense that the act had been blocked with a dismissal vote, rather than a full debate and work on amendments.

the act of taking revenge (harming someone in retaliation for something harmful that they have done) especially in the next life.

"The initial reasons Burr's office gave for opposing the Act was that smooth dogfish are unique, " Toomey said.

No matter how out-of-control your day is, no matter how stressful your job or life becomes, the act of being present can become an oasis.

From such a perspective, the act of Creation could appear as a progressive, sequential process.

These default provisions of the Act may be changed by entering into a partnership agreement.

The act of marking off the goals and achieving them individually will give you a greater sense of accomplishment.

When we go into a jury box and see the criminal, we behold only the act; we have no cognizance of the thought which prompted it.

The act or means of controlling (usually lowering) the volume of filtrate that passes through a filter medium.

Taking pictures of your kids in the act of their traditions not only is great fun, but it preserves them for future generations as well.

Although we like to think of our memories as being immutable impressions, somehow separate from the act of remembering them, they aren't.

If you are caught in the act, you will be slapped with a fine and possibly charged with being 'drunk in public. '

"Does a 10-month-old need a FOID card? No, but there are no restrictions under the act regarding age of applicants, " he said.

Two obvious problems were the failure of the act's standards to be mandated and its ineffective enforcement.

Yet even the act of retrieving an item can be rather complex if you try to be too clever with multi-threading logic.

The act was mostly the result of civil rights movement and was strongly supported by President Lyndon Johnson.

Researchers said that the act of walking actually involves how the body supports weight, speed, and strength.

I happened to look in that direction and caught him in the act of doing it.

In systems-thinking terms, the act of gifting a community with a free service is an act that "optimizes the whole" - a very Lean idea.

A new he at-detectIng camera can catch a liar In the act - at least 75% of the time, accordIng to a small scientific study out today.

WwW. zIdiR. CoM Forest ecotourism is one of the main body of ecological tours, and is the act of returning to nature.

He watched very carefully till all had left the house, and it was difficult to catch him in the act.

The act of attributing, especially of establishing a particular person, place, or time as the creator, provenance, or era of a work of art.

Co. , Ltd. board of supervisors for the number of section 118 of the Act provides that its members shall not be less than three.

The act of bringing together principals (buyer-seller; landlord- tenant; etc. ) for a fee or commission, rather than acting as a principal.

Fifthly, the act of substituting for a people is not a potential substitution, but rather it is an actual substitution.

Simon Corbell, the ACT's attorney-general, says he made 63 amendments during its drafting to avoid conflict with the Marriage Act.

The act or an instance of speaking the same words simultaneously by two or more speakers.

But Drucker took issue with Maslow's hierarchy, complaining that he had not seen that "a want changes in the act of being satisfied" .

That section of the act was repealed the following year, and daylight saving time thereafter became a matter left up to local jurisdictions.

The act of throwing a fishing line out over the water by means of a rod and reel .

The act of charitable donation is derived from the goodness of human nature and charity has always been deemed as a virtue.

However, there is nothing in the laws of physics that prevents the act of shuffling from producing a perfectly ordered set of cards.

Copyright protection arises solely through the act of creation, whether the creator desires it or not.

In 2004 ministers decided to make data on whistleblowing claims secret, so it is hard to tell how well the act is working.

The answer is no. . . so learn to enjoy the act of reading, and read as much as you can.

The policeman followed the thieves until they actually picked up the jewels, when he caught them in the act.

One ascends, and in the act of ascension, one transmutes the genetics associated with each foreign humanoid race a little at a time.

the act of beating to windward; sailing as close as possible to the direction from which the wind is blowing.

Confirmation: The act of the U. S. Senate approving a presidential nominee to an executive branch post or federal judgeship.

I asked Jim what he thought about the Congressional move and he pointed out that the Act allows for finning of smooth dogfish shark.

Transition, which is most significantly for early Muslims, to the phase in which Islam was not only the act of worship, but a way of life.

Its message is strictly anti-war: The act of killing diminishes humanity, even if it is done for a "just" cause.

The act or process of moistening and rubbing a part of the body with a liniment or lotion.

the act of human communication begins with a sender, who decides to initiate a message with a specific set of intended meanings.

the act of piercing with a sharpened stake as a form of punishment or torture.

Controlled attention is the act of coordinating all the faculties of the mind and directing their combined power to a given end.

No ways could be defined and imposed on the act of sexuality as it purely depends on the circumstances and mental situations.

A kind intention of a cruel intention made the act seem no less a crime as she looked upon it in that brief moment of illumination.

Public bus transport is such a service, and the act thus spurred the widespread adoption of wheelchair-accessible bus lifts.

Despite retiring soon, but Schwarzenegger in 2010 vetoed a year to 29% off the Act of Parliament.

The act of expanding the recipients expands all distribution groups into a list of individual recipients.

With some books I'll also take notes as I read. Again the act of typing or writing makes the information much more a part of you.

The act of causing a delay or an attempt to cause a delay in the conduct of business, especially in a legislative body.

The act of composing, inputting and editing text through the medium of a dedicated word processor or specific word processing software.

Contrary to popular opinion, the act does not prevent individuals from suing the provider of a defective aircraft.

Draws a conclusion that the sci-tech administration act is an integral part of the administrative law through redefining the act.

The act signals a temporary engagement between them and means the man can have sex with the girl.

The act or practice of temporarily leaving a vehicle or maneuvering a vehicle into a certain location.

DeSalvo catches Jack in the act and admonishes him for breaching security.

The more you are able to let go and simply enjoy the act, the better the sex will be.

Although her memory has otherwise returned fully, Alice remains unable to remember the act of intercourse that triggered her attack.

In Britain the prices for such things are fixed, so I had no idea that they were haggling and that Zen was in on the act.

In order to understand how the Act affects you as a businessperson, it is important first to understand what the Act does not require.

Cai asks for nothing more than the health and happiness of her son, praying for him through the act of recycling.

The act describes specific offenses that, if committed by U. S. personnel against detainees, would be considered crimes.

This requires opening the heart chakra in the act of ascension, for hearing nature requires the ability to love.

The act of giving yourself to a cause, and working with your full ability, is what will bring real satisfaction.

Even Google News is in on the act, displaying satirical publications with a "(satire)" tag among its news sources.

The act of recording a debit in an account is called debiting an account.

They photographed him in the act of reading other people's mail.

Originally LiRuiTing borrow the name of the act for revenge MaCuiFen boss mother visits, o root agreed to help.

Revenue, or spending power, which a government acquires by printing money. The act of printing money increases the money supply at . . .

You need to write his actions in such a way that an actor will be able to depict the act of thinking.

The act of translating takes place in the sociocultural context.

The Basic Law recognises the right to bargain collectively, and agreements are governed by the Act on Collective Agreements .

To ensure the implementation of the Act, more than 100 police officers will monitor the implementation of these social networking sites.

And the act of finding such great ideas can be addicting. There are always more good things to see on Pinterest.

While some people write for decades, a major goal over time is to translate the act of writing to what I call your "mental database" .

The act or process of trying to achieve equal rights and status.

O'Brien had stood up. He had taken off his spectacles and was in the act of resettling them on his nose with his characteristic gesture.

There is no subject of the truth, unless it is of the act in general, of the act which, (17) perhaps, cannot exist qua sexual act.

The consequences of every act are included in the act itself.

Anything that is the result of the experience of being shattered records the act of shattering in its own holographic archives.

Enterprise requirements modeling, the act of creating and evolving models that reflect the high-level requirements of your organization.

The act of logging makes you more aware, and that awareness, that mindfulness, is what allows you to eat less and be healthier.

The act of smiling is so strongly associated with positive feelings that it's almost impossible to feel bad while smiling.

However, if your warranty covers both the parts provided for a repair and the workmanship in making that repair, the Act does apply to you.

Becky, glancing in at a window behind him at the moment, saw the act, and moved on, without discovering herself.

Now a number of his partners are getting in on the act as well.

The act is in reaction to a Mexican-American programme in Tucson, which opponents claim teaches Hispanics that they are oppressed by whites.

the act of paying for goods or services or to recompense for losses.

Getting it down in words was very hard, even though I considered the act of explanation my day job.

The act of thinking about those sounds created brainwave patterns that the interfaces identified and transmitted to a computer screen.

It is the act of intending (or willing your vision to be so) that the vision is sent to your solar sun to be recorded.

Settlement is the act of consummating the contract, and can be done in one of two ways, as specified per type of futures contract.

"As it turns out, the act of gossip can indeed be quite powerful, " said Jared Piazza of Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Other centres are now trying to get in on the act.

The act of opening the project or component in a Management Studio may execute its code in a trusted process on your local machine.

Provisioning is the act of preparing the system for the use of a service by a consumer.

Article X of the Act provides that: both husband and wife for the family have equal ownership of property and the right to deal with.

The surrogates emphasized that they deal mostly with a client's poor self-image and lack of self-esteem, not just the act of sex itself.

Both considered the act boorish and uncivilized. Spitting among the peasantry and the proletariat seemed more acceptable.

Reproduction: refers to the act of transferring software into a material form.

Rather, it's the act of thinking specifically about eating the food you want to avoid that may help you want less of it.

That the act is convicted or not, is not just system designing but the understanding of legal value.

The act of teaching is looked upon as a flow of knowledge from a higher source to an empty container.

The act of affirming can be analysed from four points of view, each focusing on a specific mode of self-object relationship.

I surprised him in the act of stealing money from the till.

The act of breathing in flavours is known as 'whiffing , ' which is being predicted as a futuristic way of eating .

The act of writing the data and putting it into XML can't be separated, so much of this discussion just doesn't apply.

the act of making something publicly available; presenting news or other information by broadcasting or printing it.

The act increased competition, innovation, and access to what Al Gore had dubbed the information superhighway.

The Olympic game of Peking is already perfect to thank the act, making the light of the Olympic more bright.

A judge ruled that the Act could be applied to Bond, or anyone else who "uses a toxic chemical for other than peaceful purposes. "

The author considers that the contract for giving up the right of action belongs to the act of civil litigation.

The act is part of an ancient ritual that is believed to ensure good health for the children and prosperity for their families.

The witness affirmed to the fact that the thief had been caught in the act.

I caught him in the act of reading my private letters.

The act of removing money from the bank; decreases your balance.

The latter describe the act of killing as zei, but do not cite the legal rules which impose liability for zei sha.

The act of inquiring into a matter; an investigation.

The act of asking the question itself is the starting point as the aim of asking the question is to seek truth and knowledge.

the act of taking control of a company by buying up enough of its stock t gain a controlling interest.

the act of losing or surrendering something as a penalty for a mistake or fault or failure to perform etc. . .

Book The act of reserving a slot or set of slots on a schedule for a service or resource.

It was a picture of a boa constrictor in the act of swallowing an animal.

The act, process, or result of imparting life, interest, spirit, motion, or activity.

Blindman's bluff being courtship, and the rhythmic rocking of the seesaw would clearly be a metaphor for the act of lovemaking itself.

the act of condemning (as land forfeited for public use) or judging to be unfit for use (as a food product).

stubborn obstinacy, their own subjective intent of the act, then do not listen to others.

The act of moving the body will move the energy allowing the pain to be released so that soul may re-anchor in the form.

An expression describing the act of a company using its own products for day-to-day operations.

is the act of uttering words, phrases, clauses. It is the act of conveying literal meaning by means of syntax, lexicon and phonology.

Existing examples of these include scrolling down, which is an operation, and the act of scrolling down, which is a user operation.

Sometimes such karma may have even been recorded in the act of a very painful death or trauma of one sort or another.

She has made a lot of money from her business and now her family want to get in on the act too.

Every act is the outcome of a previous thought, but not necessarily the thought of the person committing the act.

The act is an echo of the toppling of a statue of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in April.

Now, finning is the act of taking a shark, cutting the valuable fins off and throwing the live animal back in the water.

Bid submission; delivery of Bids: The act of a Bidder handing over his Bid to the purchaser.

The act created the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board to replace self-regulation, and mandated auditor independence requirements.

I condemn the act of Ministry of Islamic Affairs and Anni for showing a blind eye to it. I wish I can continue blogging.

He turned and, in the act of rising, felt his hat being swept off his head.

The act of drawing is an intellectual activity that embraces both analysis (understanding) and conception (proposition).

At the time, Dan Fingerman '00, one of the strippers , explained his motivation for the act of defiance.

Therefore, this article would study the subject of EU Energy, focus on energy policy actions, status and the promotion of the Act, measures.

Her mother got into the act and drove away a lot of their customers.

This absoluteness of the act of choice does not alter the relativity of each epoch.

Under Section 3 of the POBO, the act of a civil servant accepting an advantage without permission in itself constitutes a criminal offence.

The only thing more fulfilling than a new experience is the act of sharing that same experience with someone else.

Acceptance Acceptance is the act of embracing what life presents to you with a good at tide.

Butler entreated him to remember the act abolishing the heritable jurisdictions.

As I was in the act of lighting the pipe I caught sight of my own countenance in the glass.

Approximation The act, process, or result of approximating.

French green clay hosts all minerals necessary to ascending biology, and crystalline skin can absorb the minerals in the act of bathing.