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Requiring your little girl to get A's in math and physics sure seems to kick the shit out of stereotype threat. . .

She began to kick and claw at him, writhing, doubling as she fought against him, more animal than human.

Who told him to turn around? I was just going to kick his bottom!

One investor said: "If there is no pre-emption element, the deal would have to be overwhelmingly convincing for us not to kick up a stink. "

This year, I decided to kick off fall camping with a custom set of skewers and a carrying case for my family.

It is hard not to feel a twinge of pity; few would envy such a life in the spotlight as teenage hormones start to kick in.

your bad habits. = It was time for you to kick off your bad habits. = It was time that you kicked off your bad habits.

any of various games played with a ball (round or oval) in which two teams try to kick or carry or propel the ball into each other's goal.

Even middle - class consumers in the U. S. are beginning to kick against the runaway prices .

Thinking fast, he dropped his fishing rod, then lifted his legs to try to kick his way out of the waders.

As Jack got ready to kick a field goal, the result of the game hung by a hair.

Several days ago, officials in Malaysia put a chain-smoking orangutang into quarantine to force her to kick the habit.

Also try not to let your hips sink while you're on your back, which will require you to KICK and BEND your legs too much.

We're back from the long weekend and ready to kick off 10 minutes of commercial-free headlines.

For patients, it's all about whether or not they will be able to kick around the ball with their kids in a few years.

Of course Tu Hsin Wu was very flexible and was known to be able to kick his opponent over his shoulders as they were attacking from behind.

When I saw this tree, I wanted to kick it out of the door and down the street.

"All of these products, " he said, "are just begging me to kick them over. "

There was chaos in the ranks and someone began to kick up a row. The high officer almost lost his head and did not know how to deal with it.

Klein is in London to kick off a global promotional tour for her new book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.

Researchers found a quarter of mums-to-be who exercised regularly were able to kick the habit before giving birth.

But if used to kick the thought process out of a rut, blogs can be an incredibly powerful skills-enhancing resource.

In some cases, despite being long term smokers, the lung cancer patients were able to kick the habit in only a few days.

If you do like the premium brands, wait for that 3-week sales cycle to kick in and stock up when your favorite flavor is half price.

However Stoke are good on set-pieces generally so I wouldn't instruct my players to kick it out for a corner rather than a throw-in.

Mr. Albrecht was shot in the head in September by his girlfriend's neighbor as he tried to kick down the man's door.

To hear CEO-in-waiting Lowell McAdam tell it, Verizon is about to "kick into a higher gear. " Why?

Should electronic cigarettes be a new option for smokers trying to kick the habit? Reactions from Americans are mixed.

The class is near capacity right now (about three spots left), and I'm ready to kick this thing off next Wednesday.

Adrian : No way. Every time I run up to kick it you pull the ball away and I fall flat on my face.

'This idea that other member states are going to kick somebody out--it has to be unanimous, ' he said. 'It's simply not going to happen. '

And after he gave her money , he would be woke up and turned round to kick the berger a few times.

He said he would try to kick the habit of getting up late.

You've been concentrating quite a bit on your career from mid-March through April, so now you'll enjoy time to kick back and relax.

I wasn't drunk and when we got to the hotel I realised they were men so I decided to kick them out.

One of the effects of the financial crisis was to kick-start the corporate-bond market to help companies refinance.

This experiment is all about seeing if an infant can be conditioned to kick their foot to make the mobile move.

Summer is quickly approaching and with it ample opportunities to kick back, relax and become absorbed in a good book.

After twiddling your thumbs for too long, you're ready to kick some butt and jump back into the game called love.

Once you find your balance point, you can start to kick a little bit. Try to maintain your horizontal body position as you move forward.

But if you want to kick it up a notch, and REALLY work your abs and thighs, try dolphin kick with your arms in the air.

e. g. Give me a few hours to kick it around, and then I'll let you know, O K?

The federal government, which has been rocked by a series of corruption scandals, is trying to kick-start India's stalled reforms process.

You don't have to kick fear's ass; you just have to give it a nudge.

Samson So WWF Cathay Pacific Environmental Manager Linden Coppell says: Cathay Pacific is pleased to be able to kick-start the fund for WWF.

Get ready to Kick your bad-guy butt now and to be the elite of Ninja!

Dee Dee Ramone, bass player in punk band the Ramones, once holed himself up in his room for two weeks to kick his drug habit.

Liverpool are ready to kick off the race for rising Denmark star Simon Kjaer, according to a report in The People today.

Coughlin says not to kick from the knees or feet. "It's an entire body movement, like you're snapping a whip, " she said.

In the second week of February, we decided to kick the health-care can down the road and complete the rest of the economic plan.

It might be a good idea to kick off with a few folk songs.

If credit cards aren't going to be a strong source of growth, other businesses really need to kick in to justify that multiple.

As I progressed, I began to kick off the start and turns in freestyle, too.

"They're going to have to kick me out, " she said.

If they can't get the ball they get frustrated and try to kick us, and we're used to that now and we just get on with it.

m going to call for back up to kick your ass.

Sceptics had wrongly assumed that the court would somehow find ways to kick the ruling into the long grass.

Norton to kick me out of the play. But when you only have one word to say, it's really hard to mess up your lines.

Such policies take time to kick in, but some of the measures will have had an effect on second-quarter results.

But in Apple's zest to kick out Adobe, other application developers were fearful as well that they, too, would be affected.

Zidane's teammates had all wanted to help him win one last trophy. Failing that, they refused to kick him when he was down.

There are many reasons to quit drinking soda, but a soda addiction can be hard to break. Try these methods to kick the can for good.

Wandsworth council will attempt to kick the family out of their two-bedroom home if he is guilty.

Any time one team is allowed to kick the ball without the other team interfering.

Eggbeater kick allows you to kick breaststroke without the stretch and potential strain across the groin.

And while she had money from the sale of one of her business to kick-start Myshape, she needed investors.

It is hoped that the article helps you to kick-start projects taking full advantage of an end-to-end XML architecture.

It's Bill's last chance to kick up his heels, you know--he's getting married the next morning.

I could never see where he was going to kick the ball and, of course, my playing was conspicuously bad.

Even middle-class consumers in the US are beginning to kick against the runaway prices.

Schelling had spent years trying to kick his tobacco addiction.

It's easy to kick someone when they're down. I can't believe people laugh at others' misfortunes.

He also drew enough attention when he got the ball on the low post to kick-start the Lakers' inside-out game.

I've tried hundreds of times, but I just can't seem to kick the habit.

Typically, local officials exploit the requirement to kick democratic candidates off the ballot, claiming signatures have been forged.

if you take the run-up too much from the side, you won't be able to kick the right spot.

But Beijing must strike a fine balance in its bid to kick-start the housing market.

Rather than hitting the snooze button 20 times, get out of bed. Rising early is an amazing way to kick start your day.

If you're trying to kick the caffeine habit for the New Year, don't fret!

Finally the Subscribe function is called to kick off the sequence and evaluate the result.

And that same life -- many years later -- comes to its end in a widely-used expression, to kick the bucket , meaning to die.

This rule allows you to kick with your head underwater, reducing resistance.

Exxon may be gambling that Iraq's government cannot afford to kick around a firm so crucial to its long-term plans to expand oil production.

I'm going to try to kick this blanket habit once and for all, but I need your help.

This week Mr Obama unclenched the jaw long enough to add that he was consulting experts so he could decide "whose ass to kick" .

Totti, who is to kick the penalty, has focused on himself all the eyes and anticipations of the fans for the Italian team around the world.

You are ready to kick off your presentation with some hilarious jokes.

After bidding farewell to a single occasion, I must advise the men: women are used to recover, not to kick to.

Dyspeptic travel commentators, though, have increasingly fewer reasons to kick around the globe- trotting Japanese.

Barack Obama cranked up the presidential outrage over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, demanding to know "whose ass to kick" .

Fireworks light up the sky to kick off the annual Ice and Snow festival in Harbin, China on January 5, 2010.

Especially the TKD guy trying to kick from close range!

Earlier fiscal and monetary policy actions should also begin to kick in, he said.

With a "multiverse" of virtual networks available for experiment, it should at last be possible to kick-start the evolution of the internet.

To kick off the series, we provide a simple (not exhaustive) list of considerations for designing and testing your topology.

Smartphone bills can be steep for regular users -- and most people want the company to kick in if they're using the phone for work too.

As regards the G20, it would have been more efficient to kick Canada and Italy out of the G8 and invite China and India to replace them.

Don't try to kick out the windshield; you'll never be able to do it.

One of the best ways to kick off summer in Sydney might just be an outdoor barbecue in your best friend's backyard.

Spending on infrastructure is taking a while to kick in, despite all the talk of 'shovel ready projects. ' Weaknesses in U.

When a stinking bum on the street hassles me for money, I want to kick him in the teeth with my cowboy boots.

Again, tax increases and spending cuts are due to kick in at the end of the year if there is no deal in Congress.

If you are futher out. then you need to kick it a bit hareder.

Governments have to kick start the energy revolution by implementing renewable energy laws across the globe.

"We have got to kick off our bedroom slippers and put on our marching shoes, " said Obama. "We have got to get to work. "

My son used to kick people when they bent down to say hello and how cute he was when in the stroller.

Top Senate Democrat Harry Reid wants to raise the debt ceiling by enough to kick the crisis beyond the November 2012 presidential election.

Arsenal's record at home in this clash will give them confidence leading up to kick off.

Second, rather than deal with these structural problems, policymakers have preferred to kick the can down the road.

(revenge). "The United States decided to kick back after the incident"

One way for evening folks that are seeking to kick-start their careers could be to try to shift their body clocks, he suggests.

Modify the example as necessary, then use it with an lpar_netboot command to kick off an automated installation of the operating system.

Mei wanted to kick her out of the house, but she could not find another one to replace her.

Still the results suggest that exercise might help motivate at least some teens, including girls, who want to kick the habit.

And I'm going to kick it to Keith to explain why that's important from a technical standpoint.

Freeware works right out of the virtual box, so a user's sole incentive to kick in is the thrill of heeding the Golden Rule.

To the disappointment of many in both countries, moreover, this budding friendship has failed to kick on.

If the future intends to kick the gate and to leave behind the mark in the shutter, please voluntarily clean up.

So they asked a bunch of their friends to kick in on a series of papers "under the general heading 'Socialism in Contemporary Literature. '"

It may be better to set a short term goal to kick-start your studies, to "get your feet wet" and overcome this inertia.

I've studied all day. Now I'm going to kick up my heels. . .

Some or all of the eight habits are likely to kick in as soon as you broach the subject.

I had a good mind to kick him for being so rude.

We figure that Jake has a couple of years to kick back and relax before he finally debunks the big bang theory.

The most valuable lesson man has learned from his dog is to kick a few blades of grass over it and move on.

"It is hard for you to kick against the goads, " Jesus said to him.

Barack Obama is still struggling to kick smoking, according to his first medicalexamination since becoming president.

As I made my way towards the bathroom the drug began to kick in again.

A senior Western diplomat calls this "a real opportunity for Nigeria to kick itself into a new sphere" .

"You dirty bastard, " his friend said, and tried to kick me in the groin. More by good luck than good management I turned sideways.

The director said that Jackson hoped to kick off a final two year tour after his 50-concert set in London ended.

I see it as a challenge that they have to kick me to stop me.

Rocks are hard, immovable objects that we have to kick out of the way or walk around.

Our stepmother gives us dry hard crusts for dinner and supper; she often knocks us about, and threatens to kick us out of the house.

They all attempt to kick the football, their miserable father, into others' goal while keeping their own.

The research revealed that seven out of ten smokers have tried to kick the habit at some point.

In some Western countries, however, people are beginning to kick the bad habit.

If you have no luck waking them up, don't be afraid to kick up the volume a few notches.

The firemen had to kick the door in to get inside the burning building.

There is a need to target programs specifically at poverty reduction rather than just wait for the general growth effect to kick in.

They decided to kick in while I was doing squats with a line of people waiting to use the machine.

Our brain will transmit warnings through a complex cerebral cortex causing the decision process to kick into life.

Where the Marlboro Man juggled cigarettes with a coiled lasso or a horse , Mr Landers tended to kick about in New England snow .

This is not to say no role to quit smoking, but warned that only the sooner the more security to kick the habit.

ROBIN OAKLEY: I think, Hala, because France is in a mood, just like other electorates across Europe, to kick its government.

She swore off drinking for a month and took a vigorous Jivamukti-style yoga class to kick-start her new get-healthy-quick scheme.

When transporting baggage, must be careful, does not use foot to kick guest's baggage.

To kick off the partnership, Brooke spent a day with Gallo's management at one of their premier vineyards in Healdsburg, Cali-fornia.

Sandy suddenly stands up and run towards the door want to kick the door open, but when she wants to kick, the door opened by it.

The U. S. Congress started impeachment proceedings, and the Republicans were eager to kick Clinton out.

I cannot wait for the U. S tour to kick off!

To do this drill, place your hands at your forehead and every time you kick with your legs, you also want to "kick your hands forward. "

The more you surround yourself with the mindset of facing your fear, the more you subconsciously intend to kick fear out of the window.

The odds in this game are so bad that after a few trades they are sure to kick in and destroy a buyer.

Traders say these buy or sell orders tend to kick in starting about an hour and a half before the end of trading.

It's even weirder seeing as how the trigger Mr Barro is looking for to kick off investment growth is a surge in the stock market.

Let's just say we growers are well accustomed to Germany's efforts to kick us out of the market.

China has used force in the past to kick Vietnamese troops out of territory it claims, although recent disputes have largely been peaceful.

We stayed all day until they had to kick us out at closing time.

Rice's look conveys authority, intelligence, and a readiness to kick some serious butt .

Mr Walsh used the opportunity of the financial results release to criticise a tax rise on passengers due to kick in next week.

Mr Obama said he was looking for arses to kick.

It is hard for you to kick against the goads .

He used all his strength to kick the shark repeatedly in the face with his free leg.

Most of us would like to kick him out of the project, but nobody wants to offend him.

That was the time for a majority of the stimulus to kick in.

She thinks that even if he finds another job, her boyfriend isn't going to kick in more help.

Beijing is expected to try to kick-start the moribund IPO market with the sale of state-owned assets.

The comfort of the bedroom is also enjoyable, since that's where most of us like to kick back and relax after a good love-making session.

Some people want to kick me, said Liu Xinquan (then Vice Foreign Minister ) was just behind me, to kick me, I'm not afraid!

This gentleman, she explains, was "squatting in the communal bathroom. They had to kick him out one morning and he went crazy. "

All the storekeepers had to kick over the local government taxes every month.

Smokers are more likely to kick the habit if they are told how "old" their lungs are, a British study found on Friday.

Why do you think that Los Angeles soccer team paid so much to get Beckham to kick a ball around?

You are the habit I can ' t seem to kick.

We have to treat each game like it's the most important or teams are going to kick the crap out of us.

Left arm adduction is nearly complete as the right leg begins to kick to eventually counter-balance left arm extraction.

You can do whatever you want, and no XP Gestapo is going to kick in your door.

The two governments jointly established the special development zone to kick start cross-border cooperation in trade and finance.

You're trying to kick me out. 5. He's paying me off.

Whatever happened to the age of Sun Tzu when we used to kick ass?

Press ? ? ? while close to a locked-on enemy to kick back off them.

The US government is doubtless sincere in its protestations that it means to kick the oil habit.

Is the Beijing 59 University, one hundred or two hundred national university to kick me, I'm not afraid!

If America stood for anything, it was to kick Communist butts.

The highway men forced the travellers to kick over all the money they had .

run for, run the place David wants to kick Bob out and runs the company by himself.

There's nothing better than the sight of roasting meat on a spit to kick off, or intensify, that growl in your stomach.

If we don't toughen up, the dreaded Chinese are going to kick our asses at everything -- even football.

VAT was cut from 17. 5% to 15% in November's pre-budget report in an attempt to kick-start consumer spending.

The Scientific Committee on Advanced Data Analysis and Disease Modelling is established to kick start developmental actions in this area.

To do so, Egypt needs immediate economic and financial support to kick start the economy and keep the democratic movement on track.

I don't want to find out about anyone having any design to kick out his opponent.

The Saab deal is BAIC's bid to kick-start its own line of cars, which it hopes to begin selling next year.

If I lose my job, I'm certainly going to kick up a big stink about it.

There is no value returned from placeOrder because we only need it to kick off the ordering.

Western diplomats are also working hard behind the scenes to kick-start the Kosovo-Serbia talks that Mrs Clinton has urged.

I know I would love to kick Amare in the shins but I have character enough to not actually do it.

We had to kick a guy out of the bar for being too drunk. . . He caught fall asleep on the table.

I had to kick a few butts up there, but, uh, Truscott finally broke through to those people on the beach.

To kick off the sales launch, Lotus will be releasing a special version built in a limited run of just 450 cars.

His aim was to kick-start the economic growth that was heading toward double digits by the time he died in 1997.

When they tried to kick Mr Dangeard upstairs to be non-executive chairman, he chose to resign instead.

Then Noah got up and started to kick him from behind.

I may not be able to kick your ass, but my sister can.

I'm going to kick his butt if he keeps it up.

If you find a player that I told has to kick somebody off the pitch in my last 25 or 30 years in this job, then you introduce him to me.

I therefore want the robber to kick a foot on my buttocks, is for must obtain the retaliation morality and justice qualifications.

Cambiasso started to kick a ball in childhood earnest with Argentinos Juniors of Buenos Aries, where Diego Maradona began his career.

Wasn't there at least a dog she once omitted to kick, or a child whose lollipop she didn't steal?

In my own private concerns with mankind, I have observed tht to kick a little when under imposition, has a good effect.

Arsenal face West Bromwich Albion on Saturday afternoon - and our countdown to kick-off continues here with some classic archive action.

Those stewardesses see the head that Wu Yi's any so lousy cards dare to add to note, all feel the other party positive quilt donkey to kick.

To kick a 'spooned' penalty kick after two consecutive mistakes from the spot is a sign of great personality.

Players slide on the ground to kick the ball away from their opponent.

And I am now learning to read the content and read more about the blogger before allowing my judgemental mind to kick in.

Mr. Wenig had developed a plan to restructure sales and marketing operations at the division in a bid to kick-start its revenue.

The concert was to kick off a nationwide voter registration drive.

Another plan, proposed in the House, would require employers to kick in $20 per worker to set up a "New Families Trust Fund. "

On Monday, he told them they wouldn't have him to kick around anymore and tendered his resignation.

I just can't seem to kick the habit.

Further study, the scientists suggest, might reveal why the habit is so hard to kick.

But finding that most of us lack the self-discipline to kick our addiction ourselves, many companies limit access to certain sites.

As mentioned earlier, telepathy is most likely to kick in under circumstances of emergency.

The scheme, which has counterparts in other countries including the US and the UK, was introduced to kick-start the struggling car industry.

Are the Bulls and Mavs good choices to kick off the new season?

The Italian team managed to kick a goal a few minutes after the match began.

His heirs were greedily waiting for him to kick the Bucket .

Better demand is expected to kick in outside China while production problems are seen continuing to dog the market.

When you extend a helping hand to one person, be careful not to kick someone else in the teeth.

If I refuse to go to the theatre, my boyfriend is sure to kick up a row.

So it seems odd, as the government faces a new wave of violence and instability, that it wants to kick away the struts.

Attempt to kick yourself in the face this will make sure you get your legs as high as possible!

An African penguin prepares to kick a miniature soccer ball into the goal at the Hakkejima Sea Paradise aquarium in Yokohama, Japan.

They'd lost the game and he was just looking to kick people.

Obama introduced a healthcare reform package earlier this year but most of the provisions are not due to kick in until 2014.

Initially the subsidy was for nine months and designed to kick-start lending and give industry the funds to keep plants ticking over.

a football game in which two teams of 11 players try to kick or head a ball into the opponents' goal.

I can take two minutes out of my day to kick your ass.

So you'd like a little more free time to kick back during this holiday season?

The left leg begins to kick to counter-balance the final propulsive surge and extraction of the right arm.

Because the client runs at low priority, the client should not cause the CPU governor to kick up the frequency.

I often wonder why people think they have to kick and pull a horse who can feel a fly land on his neck.

The guilt has begun to kick in but it merely serves to gird my loins.

It's not your fault and you don't have to kick yourself so much.

Volkswagen has a history of lobbying against the strong European standards that we need to kick our oil addiction.

To kick Pyramid, people try to enter the pyramid has never stopped exploring the secret.

T-Nation: What do you think about pro's trashing each other and threatening to kick each other's asses?

This player wants to kick football in the next World Cup.

Is to kick your ass people eye for an eye, or play it safe from the mishaps?