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Truths as old and simple as this began to light up for me like the faces of the men and women in the little church.

Certainly. I don't make it out to Light's Hope very often anymore, but when you arrive, tell Max Tyrosus that I sent you.

Don't let a draft blow out the flame when you're trying to light your fireplace or spark up the barbecue grill.

Tured Mong, a pensioner, said she had driven 40 miles with her husband to bring flowers from her garden and a candle she wanted to light.

Further research may be able to explain the sensitivity to light in terms of the types of blindness of the subjects.

Believing cigarettes to be safe, people continued to light up and ultimately die from cancer.

Eventually, over the next two days his eyes began to light up every time we walked into the room or he saw a smile on our faces.

Floret heard of such a good treatment, some Movable, asked the friend next to a willingness to light rain, but light rain did not promise.

Attractive blond is smoking, three men fall over themselves to light her cigarette. The third man's lighter has no flame, just a cross.

At night, a match that stayed lit long enough to light three cigarettes provided a target for the enemy.

They say everybody should light their candles at the same time on Sunday evening to light up the city, which is often cast into darkness.

A zucchini's skin color can vary from dark to light green, sometimes with yellow markings that give it a mottled or striped look.

Finished with polished metal, the wall lamp opens like an eyelid to light your place, while you may close its lids to turn the lamp off.

It was a terrible scene, and Anzheluo uplink walk on the roof, but as it sets, jumped out of the death to light tones, bright and calm.

And a big hydropower plant at the nearby Kajaki dam should be able to light up Kandahar for a fraction of the cost.

Original Choice: A mild, natural, round flavor. No bite. Easy to light and smoke. Made of Virginia tobacco and mild air-dried Burleys.

He sat down and felt for a cigarette, but when he got it between his lips he forgot to light it.

Color helps them judge distance and shape. Thus they are able to catch bugs in the air or to light on branches.

Newton invented a paper lantern illuminated by a candle which he carried with him to light his way to school on dark winter morning.

I feel an itch in my eyes as if there was something in them. There is much secretion from the eyes, and they are sensitive to light.

Above her, a frightened woman leans out a window with a candle to light the scene with a flicker of hope.

When he heard of his daughter's wickedness he said: " I can't believe that she did so evil a thing, but the truth will soon come to light. "

You can press buttons to light up trade routes on maps, or to hear the different typical cries of Macau's traders.

James. I can't forgive him for the sneaky way he went to work--counting on our suspecting young Davis if the matter came to light.

I feel as though what's done in the dark will come to light.

Smith struck a match to light the fire and was to strike iron when he heard someone knock at the door.

The stars came out to light his way.

The woman, who did not want to be identified, said the abuse only came to light several years later.

Further research maybe able to explain the sensitivity to light in terms of the type of blindness of the subject.

The fact of the matter is that it is NOW when ALL IS COMING TO LIGHT that you are able to comprehend WHY you are here.

After a week's tense work and study, it feels good to sit in the ball room, listening to light music in the soft lamplight.

Here comes a candle to light you to bed, here comes a chopper to chop off your head.

A spokesman said the aircraft, whose existence had recently come to light, would be an important addition to Iraqs defence capability.

Bob: I was at the appointed place on time. When you struck the match to light your cigar I saw it was the face of the man wanted in Chicago.

During the years that she was writing this book, one incontrovertible means of neurogenesis came to light: aerobic exercise.

Suddenly, the meaning of what I had said at the funeral came to light. The part inside that had died with her was my heart!

Evidence that China just may be set for a year of more sluggish growth than consensus estimates came to light at the start of the month.

Perhaps an account of Yang's family history, if it were ever to come to light, would be more politically threatening than his documentary.

I wish I had warm sunshine to light up the dark corners of my heart.

She bent low out of the wind to light the cigarette, puffed twice before she sat up again.

The crime came to light after new owners of the couple's previous home unearthed the remains of two babies under a tree in the garden.

The pervious to light of the rice-pattern glaze is better, the surface of glaze is level smooth, the glossiness is higher.

Now it came to light that she, in her heart, wanted to follow her sister, in fact that she wanted to die like her.

Due to light interference caused by their magical nature, they don't seem to be affected by any ambient light source.

Keep the key questions above in mind and try to see whether the answers have changed as new information comes to light.

Some revenge unfaithful husband to his wife, cheating Lieyan outside, once it was brought to light, often lead to happy endings.

However, if there were things festering under the surface of your relationship, those eclipses were to bring them to light.

Those ideas concern the existing users of tobacco; another three are aimed at persuading people not to light up in the first place.

The case is still a mystery but he asserts that the truth of the fact would come to light some day.

The former brought the risk that the company could quietly fix the problem, yielding nothing for the clever hacker who brought it to light.

While crouching down trying to light a cigarette, a man drives by in a van.

Every time he tried to light his cigarette, the wind blew the match out.

Every time he tried to light his cigar, the wind would blow the match out.

He put a cigarette between his lips, and one of the young women leaned over to light it for him.

Reflective objects are often the hardest to light and of these jewelry is the most time-consuming.

An Australian soldier made the mistake of trying to light a cigarette while using a portable toilet and now he is paying the price.

SAD may be effectively treated with light therapy, but nearly half of those with SAD do not respond to light therapy alone.

Of course, that only came to light after we revealed some of the participating company names in a blog post back in April.

We should be able to light up a small device like an LED (Light Emitting Diode).

the boy running out of his food was very hungery , he was drinking so much more water to light his upset.

is no need to light a night light on a light night like tonight, for a bright night light is just like a slight light.

that a fish is able to generate electricity strong enough to light small bulbs, even to run electric motor.

If I were a lamp, it would be my duty to light up thick darkness.

PHOTOGRAPHS of Osama bin Laden visiting Oxford in 1971 have come to light after a Spanish woman found them in an old picture album.

Every time he tried to light his pipe, the wind blew the match out.

A piece of the log is saved to light the next year's log, and is said to protect the house from lightning.

But the most suspicious of all the evidence that has come to light so far, Orville, is the testimony of two men and a boy.

It got dark at last. Stars in the sky is blinking their bright eyes wittily. The house of farmers began to light up.

Many of these cases appear to have come to light only after rivals or disgruntled associates leaked accusations on the Internet.

One day, light snow seeping milk stains on the clothes, was a boy surnamed Chen found a result, light snow unwed things brought to light.

Why? The year got so stuffy and stay of the studio I thought it would be nice to light up things a little.

The potential faults were brought to light by Chinese computer experts who said the flaw could lead to a "large-scale disaster" .

Young sighed situation is not the years of adversity, but bold ride the waves to light wind.

If you had enough scalps hooked up you might be able to light a flashlight bulb.

If I was the sun, I would shine my light to light your world.

Our work brings to light another component in the formation that we had not anticipated - comets.

The object detection algorithm can be robust and invariant to light intensity by means of both color and texture features.

Good resistant to shear, to light and against maturing , no glue permeation, thin of thickness. Used for audiotape and videotape joining.

She was able to light fires in the hearts of the people she met and mobilized them to do something for the revolution.

A number of cases have come to light suggesting that this was going on.

Much of the new demand for city homes is in neighbourhoods close to light railway stations, hastening the move away from a car culture.

They say their smoke does not bother people in open spaces and that the government needs to leave them some place to light up legally.

These were primarily used to light up the key pad when pressed and light up when a call is being received.

Description of the problem inn months there is a silver coin is not up to standard, unqualified than qualified silver coin to light.

Craig allegedly had asked two visitors to leave, but when they refused, he threatened to light his house on fire, police said.

In "Rodeo -- New York City" Robert Frank pictures a thin cowboy bending his head to light his cigarette.

After laying their eggs to be brood stock can be moved to light green in water and resting to restore physical exertion.

Vanillin was the main photodegradation product. CONCLUSION Curcumin in absolute alcohol exposed to light is instability.

The doctor became suspicious and examined his eyes. When they responded to light, he was immediately wheeled to emergency surgery and saved.

It is true that these would surely both have come to light during the general election campaign.

It is true that these would surely both have come to light during the general election campaign.

The stage lighting and down lights to light up the field, a staff member on the stage, asking everyone to return to the seat.

Bath guards the door can pervious to light cannot clairvoyant, appropriate outfit is double-faced grind or brunet mist smooth glass.

The last time the green stamps came to light was in the early 1980s, when a Taiwanese collector bought them at an auction .

The "dovetail" camera plate is Manfrotto's most compact quick release system, suitable for compact up to light SLR cameras.

Later developed into the marketing bills, receipts began to light the votes were non-trade settlement.

If they are proud of what they are doing, why do we need to ask Parliamentary questions for this to come to light?

So by getting out of the way of the banks, the FSA hoped to both maintain stability and encourage business to come to "light touch" London.

He looked at me, shrugged and came over to light my cigarette.

After Mr. Xu's case came to light, he said, officials swept the county's records for similar instances and found none.

They gave Chen Xiang a business card, at the point of smoke, on the sofa, not eager to light things, but to chat.

But both will have a solid understanding of what happens to light as it travels through the lenses and bounces off the mirrors.

The health risks of too many calories, however, are just beginning to come to light.

they were to light up the cigarettes dramatically.

There is no need to light a night light on a light night like tonight , for a bright night is just like a slight light .

"We will need more than advertising to light up the slums, " she said.

In China's capital, signs around Beijing cautioned not to light fireworks within the heart of the city on New Year's Eve.

Closer examination revealed the visitors were using the electricity socket used to light up the Madonna to charge their mobile phone.

Methods for carotinoids extraction from the body of Xiphophorus helleri and its stability to light and temperature were established.

All the steps of process management are designed to bring to light additional possibilities and improvements applicable to any process.

Yet a recent ZetaTalk on this issue has brought to light the plans of the elite, and others who simply want to be in the right crowd.

Solarizing is an effect that occurs when a negative is exposed to light part way through the photographic development process.

"The strike has brought to light some of the very big problems of the exploitation of migrant workers for a very long time, " said Mr. Wham.

As it happens, the stove has had a problem with a burner that's hard to light.

This molecule, as its name suggests, glows bright green when exposed to light of a suitable frequency.

As he explains in the video below, the flies' neurons were modified to develop light-sensitive "pores, " which open when exposed to light.

this brought to light the unjust nature of labour control by Toyota, a global enterprise.

The treasure came to light only after a prolonged court battle between the state government and a local aristocratic family.

The offences came to light when the victim sought help from the LEB to obtain holiday compensation after being dismissed by his employer.

While the war wages on it has brought to light the essential need for a seperate alliance to protect e Egypt and her interests.

The treatment of a disorder, especially of the skin, by exposure to light, including ultraviolet and infrared radiation.

An operational version of this system has likely been fielded in the intervening years since the Jane's report first came to light.

The research shows that the body produces less of the sleep hormone melatonin when exposed to light.

He later explains that he spent too many hours editing in front of a computer screen, and now his eyes are overly sensitive to light.

Fusion occurs as the tailbone or sacral area is connected with light tethers to light grid centers known as pallets.

A rustic rock post topped with a Crafts-looking lantern serves to light the entry of a wooded driveway.

And if the woman wearied, there would be her children to light the fire, the many children she would bear to Wang Lung.

The conspiracy did not come to light until a newspaper reporter noticed.

From this the captain was able to piece together all the information that had come to light.

Because, at least in mice, exposure to light at night leads to weight gain. The work appears in the.

If it was too wet to light a fire, they had to subsist on hardtack biscuits and cold sowbelly doused in vinegar.

Mr Madoff's alleged fraud came to light last month when his sons turned him in.

When their eyes first met, the din of the party seemed to recede and the room to light up for the two of them with a glow of promise.

During the holiday period, clever layout of a new shelf, after dinner, the girls get together to light candles, sing-song Rafah clever.

As the XIII International AIDS Conference drew to a close, some exciting news as well as some sobering figures came to light.

Review of the true candela curve and check to see how it is being delivered to the actual task to light.

Lush, beautiful blue shimmery with a highlight that changes from pale blue to light green to lavender depending on the light. Not lip-safe.

The darker and medium dark forms of love have remained along our surface, and the medium to light tones ended up in our core.

Inzaghi is expected to return to light training next week, and should be back in contention soon.

He has come to open our eyes and turn us from darkness to light.

Rao Chang Li Ning in the week to light up the giant bird's nest at the top of the torch, a full boil.

The conspiracy of the enemy was brought to light .

Do not think it worthwhile to produce belief by concealing evidence, for the evidence is sure to come to light.

Theory holds that the cloud ought to light up as the density increases during its collapse, which can take hundreds of millions of years.

Hanging together for the first time are three versions of the image of a boy blowing on an ember to light a candle.

Computer room light should be fit, not too bright or too dark, to avoid direct exposure to light in the screen caused interference of light.

But the Tata Mundra project has brought to light a harsh new reality: Coal power is no longer looking like cheap power.

Characteristics of such companies is, dominated by platform, to light brands operating e-commerce as a starting-point of beginning.

The happiness is short and false, it's enough to light up the whole future life.

She said that listening to light music could relieve her pressure in study .

There, under the slogan "share the flame" ordinary people had been encouraged to light candles from the torch as it crossed the country.

Pearlescent Pigments no poison, the proportion of small, high temperature (900 degrees C), resistant to light, acid, do not change color.

Using them, should pay attention to light off light to open as much as possible, do not vigorously and repeatedly rotating faucet knob.

One finally Yuedong love Wenchuan build-up, candles for a living are a kindled hope for the deceased to light the way home.

She suspects there may be a link between humans' increased exposure to light at night and the increase in rates of obesity nationwide.

The directional light needs to look at the object you wish to light, and needs to be double-sided.

This explains why performance tests are often run "overnight" when backend resources are subject to light (or lighter) load conditions.

The church had sought government permission to light the tree over the years, but had been denied several years running.

The utility model relates to an automatic elevating gear for a light body, which belongs to light hardware manufacturing.

The white root turned to light green and stretched her root to the side where the sunlight was bright and warm.

Long is the way and hard, than out of hell leads up to light.

The shocking incident came to light after passersby on a busy Mysore street asked the well groomed schoolgirl why she was begging.

Dame Archer brought the cherub down to master in the house, and his face just began to light up.

The Japanese renamed Singapore as Syonan-to ( "Light of the South" ) and held it until the Japanese defeat in September 1945.

In the morning, when the sun is just starting to light the day, I am awakened and my first thoughts are of you.

Sadly, the Child Nutrition Reauthorization process has brought to light our nation's lack of commitment to our children's health.

Explodes with an intense blast of citrus and finishes, with zesty acidity. The perfect accompaniment to light first courses, Spicy food.

This lamp uses bioluminescent bacteria to light up a room, a component of the weirdly compelling Microbial Home concept.

They constantly implied in their reports that it was their arduous journeys that brought Dunhuang culture to light.

Even in cloudy weather , solar power is still sufficient to light up the sign board for one night 12 hours .

Graphite surfaces for its transparent conductive film pervious to light quality and conductivity is widely used in various fields.

This lamp was designed by Halde Martin, it is such a simple idea, applying feathers to light and it looks angelic.

Some little-known details of her early life have been brought to light.

We had brought the conspiracy of the enemy to light.

Scandal Involves something harmful to the company or body that was previously hidden and comes to light.

In one shot, they wear traditional garb, the bride pretending to light a string of firecrackers. Mr. Zhou mugs a grimace, hands to his ears.

Measure light intensity on the water surface and at the bottom by a light probe connected to light meter.

Ethan Zuckerman mentioned that some of the best creativity came to light when work was done in constrained conditions.

Put back in pot, bring to light boil, stirring constantly, until cream thickens and becomes smooth.

So even if we can't take her pain all that seriously, we see why Liz needed to light out for foreign lands.

Joe, do you see this fight as a stepping stone towards unifying at 168 pounds, or possibly moving up to light heavyweight?

That would relate to light, not the orbit of the moon, for it even takes place on a cloudy full moon night.

Histopathological study of the operating material brought to light the origin of the change.

To light the candle of heart is better than to curse the darkness of the outside world.

An emulsion under test must always be exposed to light of the correct wavelength and wavelength range.

To measure photoconductivity, it's essential to minimize heating of the sample and measurement system due to light absorption.

The search continued through the night, with flares being dropped to light up the frozen landscape.

A especially striking number of high-profile cases of espionage have come to light in recent months.

Involves something damaging to the company or staff that was previously hidden and comes to light.

THE CELESTINE PROPHECY is a work that has come to light at a time when the world deeply needs to read its words.

Ivy Bike Lock Why does our bicycle need to be connected to light poles by chains like a criminal in prison?

Because, at least in mice, exposure to light at night leads to weight gain.

The sun cools. Attempts were being made to light it again.

The differences that have come to light so far are not in sensitive areas such as intelligence.

I bow to you and hold up my lamp to light you on your way.

And we celebrate summertime with a report about creatures known to light up the night sky.

The element in an electrostatic document copying machine that is sensitive to light and on which the latent electrostatic image is formed.

It is brought to light that polar migration is one of the causes of crustal movement and earthquake.

The month lacks not to light, do not change the arrow folding steel.

At first two days feed is that we bring to light the cookies, biscuits feed after began to feed breakfast brought forth out of bread.

TYPICAL USE: The fire warden told us not to light matches near the gas station.

The messages have come to light since the brothers signed the deal.

Bringing to light information the public needs or wants to know is an investigative reporter's calling.

A numerical expression of the sensitivity of a photographic film, plate, or paper to light.

The man took out a match and struck it, but it failed to light.

Sensitometry: Study of the response of photographic emulsions to light.

Only recently have data pad journals of some of its members come to light, detailing some of their most arduous assignments.

The suppression of bad news has continued, and by some measures gotten worse, since the scandal has come to light.

But I discovered a method by which hidden things in families can be brought to light.

substance that smolders when ignited; used to light fuses (especially fireworks).

Unlike Watergate, Climategate didn't come to light because investigative journalists ferreted out the truth.

It was then, almost 30 years after she took a test as a schoolgirl in downtown St Louis, Missouri, that her IQ came to light.

Instead, the devil gave him a single ember to light the frigid darkness.

Becauseit will be a full moon, it will bring information to light and a matter to full culmination.

Mr. Pang's investment practices came to light in a page-one article earlier this month in The Wall Street Journal.

However, they range from white to light brown in the rest of the United States.

Archeological digs over the years have brought to light helmets and bronze pots used by the Huns in the fourth and fifth century.

From the entertainment was hidden rules came to light, was the unspoken rules came to light industries have also surfaced!

The electricity was used to light sections of the city and run the electric railway.

Depending on the severity, the pain can be accompanied by nausea and vision problems, plus extreme sensitivity to light and sound.

In 1879, Siemens delivered China's first power generator to light the busy Shanghai Port, which enabled around-the-clock operation.

The facts behind the BX-1 mission are still coming to light, but here is a summary of what is known at this point.

We may feel as if we are trapped in a prison that affords us no access to light or the outside.

Chinese traditional concept, was the perfect location to light the flame for the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games.

Migraines are a type of painful headache commonly accompanied by nausea, vomiting and heightened sensitivity to light and sound.

This evidence did not come to light until after the trial.

I hasten to congratulate you on the coming of your birthday. May gladness fill your every hour with joy to light your way.

Fortunately, many corruption cases come to light through the work of investigative journalists in TV and newspapers.

They'd just begun to light up a little bit, open up a little bit.

Causes include accidental exposure to light or X-rays, overdevelopment , using outdated film, and storing film in a hot, humid place.

This situation brings to light one of the more common trade-offs in computing: speed versus memory.

People say more than a tragedy in drama, the power of fetch a sorrow to light also can often reminded the audience deepest moved.

The truth must be told, the facts brought to light and the consequences faced.

A byproduct of this part is the distribution of the (baryonic) mass-to-light ratio of elliptical galaxies.

Formation of the pineal gland hormone melatonin increases markedly at night in response to light-dark environmental alterations.

The new instruments are more sensitive to light and, therefore, will improve Hubble's observing efficiency significantly.

A mid confusion and uncertainty, it reminds you that darkness does turn to light and that a loving force is in charge of the universe.

Look for dark bottles or packaging that protects krill oil from exposure to light. Light can break down the active ingredients quickly.

The true test comes hereafter, however, now that the damages to nuclear power plants have come to light.

You can use electricity to kill someone or to light the house.

The bi-cubic interpolation applied to light spot image offer a valuable reference to the wavefront sensing in real research.

A single match will be sufficient to light up a room the size of a football stadium.

One of the newest methods relies on a gene that makes algae sensitive to light.

If the accused concealed the fact, the counsel on behave of the plaintiff would bring it to light.

nervous: a little outside stimulation to cause irritability and anxiety in patients, Pa Chao, sensitive to light, fear of smell.

Stable under ordinary conditions of use and storage. Discolours on exposure to light. Hazardous polymerisation will not occur.

The officials are allowed to set fires while the civilians are forbidden to light their lamps.

The reason is that this, most of all the senses, makes us know and brings to light many differences between things.

It is time for line-up to light fire. It is time for bullpen to prove their better control force.

Colourful scenery, like life, happy life, will be able to light, rich life memories.