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The gamblers and risk-takers turned south on the California Trail over the Sierra Nevada, ready to strike it big or not at all.

In two thousand six, scientific census-takers found a hairy new species of crab near Easter Island.

The central truth of that logic still seems to be apparent as the Treasury keeps finding takers for American debt.

If I were to advertise for sleep walkers for an experiment, I doubt that I'd get many takers.

Some hire people to be mere order-takers or cash register operators. But that's not what selling is all about.

Taking penalties is a bit more of an art form, which you would be best advised to practice with your better penalty takers.

Like the age of their takers, the photos in this series are filled with "uncertainties. "

and in selecting foreigners as targets: hostage-takers seem to have sought out American, British and Israeli victims.

So the first step of education reform is trying to teach students who are good test takers to be good essay writers .

For many monetary risk-takers, starting an affair may be another way of satisfying their urges without breaking the bank.

I've never been part of census, although I had friends that were census takers in the U.

Speculation about this then raised a question, posed in an editorial in this newspaper: "Any takers? "

Our society has taught us a "what do I get out of this" mentality which is breeding a generation of 'takers'.

The company even offered financing to bring the bands aboard. So far there have been few takers.

With no takers and no permission from the European Union to pump in further aid, the government would have to let the airline go bust.

Anyone who has watched a Jo keynote will tell you he is one of the most extraordinary takers in Corporate America.

The Pilot results did not indicate that test-takers had difficulties finishing the tasks.

The phrases are presented in a random sequence and test takers are asked to rearrange them into a sentence.

As the defending team lines up a four-man wall, the captain of the attacking team discusses the options with his two main free-kick takers.

Over the years, the old nine holes to its mythic and complex landscape attract many risk-takers into spoiled for choice.

Some American Internet companies may be unpopular with investors these days, but a Chinese one is finding plenty of takers.

HSBC offered a payroll facility for clients wanting to pay staff in renminbi, but so far there have been no takers.

Unfortunately there seems to be no shortage of takers.

Betting exchanges operate somewhat like an eBay for betting, allowing punters to offer odds and then matching them with takers.

Some students may be excellent note-takers, but on the whole, they do not take too many initiatives while learning.

Note-takers draft, circulate the draft for clearance, and get a higher-up to sign off.

Enterprising hawkers were selling inflatable rafts, life vests and animal-shaped floating pool toys, but there seemed to be few takers.

Large banks have also been able to offer payroll in renminbi in the city but there have been few takers.

This assumption enabled us to treat firms as price takers, since no firm in particular had any more market power than any other.

Test takers may take the special administration, reschedule to a more convenient future date or receive a refund for Saturday's test.

At times like this, the temptation is for tighter controls to rein in risk-takers, so that those regular, painful crashes could be avoided.

THE PRESIDENT: Well, it depends on whether there's a Korean reporter who would rather have the question. No, no takers?

I call today again in the strongest terms for the hostage takers to return Alan's body as soon as possible, " he said. "

But despite the image conscious generation of 2011, there doesn't seem to be any takers.

The bottom line is that Wall Street is uniquely risky--but that doesn't mean the risk takers have to be uniquely compensated to match.

For once I agree with Malema (much to my own suprise) the Chinese are consumers and takers of note and give very little back.

a Korean reporter who would rather have the question. No no takers? This is getting me complicated than I expected.

The observers are the primary note takers, since the computer and the facilitator are usually too busy with their duties.

Test takers hear a request to read one of the numbered sentences printed on the test paper.

As past exam takers grow up to become parents, their children are now taking the same path.

Rural fertility rates are believed to be higher than China's statistics show, since many children are concealed from census takers.

What I ultimately care is what the trainees or test- takers can achieve through the training experience.

Some hotels have closed for the season, others are nearly empty. Dhows and camel rides have no takers.

Test takers can schedule, reschedule or cancel a test as well as view and print a confirmation with all their appointment details.

It is not clear whether the Iraqis will lower their demands to secure takers for the seven remaining contracts in the first licensing round.

A small number of property companies are also listed on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) but only risk-takers tend to seek them out.

The vast majority of traveling test-takers so far have headed for Nepal, India's neighbor to the north.

Eighty-two percent of pledge takers denied (or forgot) they had ever taken such a vow.

Deposit insurance is a standard antidote to bank runs and is typically financed by a levy on deposit-takers.

Takers will also have to be found for the media and broadcast centres.

The announcement came a day after Sudanese troops killed six of the hostage-takers in a shootout.

In a mobile world, risk takers will go where their skills are rewarded and where the opportunities are greatest.

But nobody knows whether this would work in humans, and even if it did, there might be few takers.

Foreign language test has been applied to measure the test takers language abilities in foreign language teaching as well as in our society.

In a testament to most people's basic decency, bribe-takers and bribe-payers have developed an elaborate theatre of dissimulation.

Half of the drug-takers reported such effects, including headaches, jitteriness, anxiety and sleeplessness.

In this task, test takers listen to a spoken question and then answer the question with a single word or a short phrase.

they will never take a place beside the takers, for theirs is a unique place, alone, under the sun. They are entrepreneurs!

Unlike perfectionists , the right risk-takers see mistakes as valuable sources of data that will ultimately help them attain their goals.

These areinstitutional risk takers and may be groups of wealthy individuals, government-assisted sources, or major financial institutions.

Comparative advantage----A comparative advantage prevails for products which have the lowest opportunity cost price takers.

China's best schools may produce the world's best test-takers, but the United States' best schools produce the world's most creative talent.

Softer data from China (industrial profits) , EU ( industrial production) and the US (retail sales) spoiled the party for risk takers.

In their own eyes they are proud, resourceful, energetic risk-takers at the cutting edge of a social revolution.

Nevertheless, I wasn't listed as one of the first five penalty takers on Dick Advocaat's list.

But it is already clear that there would be few enthusiastic takers.

but the collectors who shop in this market are not so much bargain-hunters as risk-takers.

These high hopes came in part from the observation that vitamin-takers were less likely to develop heart disease.

People for whom extreme happiness is a goal may also be thrill-seeking risk takers.

Take an extreme case. Imagine if the Indian test-takers were limited to IIT students only. The average Indian score would go up.

Wednesday's much-anticipated announcement of its strategic restructuring suggests there are no takers for the whole of Lehman.

It refers to the degree and type of involvement of the test takers'individual characteristics in completing a test task.

A short-term lending facility introduced last October had no takers, even though it, too, placed no conditions on potential users.

With the educational reform going deeper, new requirements for the exam takers are also being established.

Some dare-takers simply socks off, rolled up leg just to drip water line, was a wheel rolled up "stream" scare.

Yet this generation has produced some of the best risk-takers, problem solvers and inventors ever!

In this task, test takers are presented with a sequence of three short phrasal word groups.

Beer takers were lot lovely to take frozen dinners, cool cuts, pork, mutton, crisps, sugary objects, butter, margarine or soft drinks.

The business groups are nimble decision-takers and have proved strikingly successful at seizing opportunities in other emerging markets.

The owners of the human capital are the important risk-takers of the firm.

The census work is complicated and tiring, so many census takers quit after a few days of work.

Under some specific situations, the action-takers may have the possibility to take mood-oriented behaviors.

The new format and new question types of New TOEFL have presented a new challenge for all the test-takers.

It's our joint vision that these global testing services enable GRE and TOEFL test takers to realize their professional and personal goals.

Opinions on whether different reading item types have influence on test-takers'reading performance differ greatly.

Deven Sharma, S&P's boss, argues that the firm's analysis would still find takers without a regulatory stamp of approval.

Li: From the results of the exams that your Council conducts, what do you think are the most common weak points of the test takers in China?

Comparative equilibrium----The resource allocation at which supply and demand are equal when all agents are price takers.

Brother, will announce abdicated penalty-takers George vi (colin fischer, who adorn) into the king's throne.

Others argue that punishing bribe- givers as well as bribe-takers is necessary to curb the practice.

Brother, will announce abdicated penalty-takers George vi (colin fischer, who adorn) into the king's throne.

Others argue that punishing bribe- givers as well as bribe-takers is necessary to curb the practice.

From free-kick takers to WAGs, blasts from the past to the youngsters, we'll have it all covered before things kick-off in Johannesburg.

Buyers and sellers in competitive markets are said to be price takers.

The Foundation says its Fellows program honors explorers and risk-takers for doing interesting and inventive work.

The one-off expenditure under these schemes comprises commuted pensions and compensation for takers of the schemes.

There are levered risk takers that will be, and should be, allowed to fail.

Compared with a decade ago, the laissez-faire approach to immigration has fewer takers, even on the left.

American and European consumers are no longer price-setters for commodities. They are price-takers.

Many survey-takers registered dissatisfaction with their current wages, which may be adding to the desire for job changes.

Many survey-takers registered dissatisfaction with their current wages, which may be adding to the desire for job changes.

The alpha males, whose ring fingers were longer than their index finger, were greater risk takers in all areas of their lives.

The South Korean Air Force even adjusts its flight schedule so as not to disturb the test takers.

This book helps TOEFL takers to review key points of grammar in a short time and prepare them well for the test.

Ms. Li's breakfast was a favorite among test-takers: a bread stick next to two eggs, symbolizing a 100 percent score.

Indeed, far from being rebels, the oath-takers are listening to their teachers.

He added that two priests from the church were killed, one while attempting to negotiate with the hostage-takers.

The likes of Google and Facebook reap colossal rewards from being market-makers rather than market-takers.

But are young pill-takers really at risk of breast cancer? A 2002 study claimed to rule out any link between the two.

It is a country of work, a country of scale, a country of risk takers, and a country that understands the rule of law.

It is a country of work, a country of scale, a country of risk takers, and a country that understands the rule of law.

The first time she does so, she gets a few takers who leave their seats to get a hotdog.

To markets, it says risk-takers will not be bailed out by cheaper money when the going gets tough.

"Robinson" has become synonymous with risk-takers and the hearts of tens of thousands of readers a hero.

Global visions will compete, norms will shift, and yesterday's rule takers will become tomorrow's rule makers.

With markets lately rising, even the riskiest investments are finding takers.

Should we not be thinking of smokers as indulgent risk-takers rather than pariahs?

Many of the tour takers are amateur astronomers who spend every vacation stargazing and visiting observatories.

There were very few takers. Ochkhuu lost more than $200 on the deal, a sizable chunk of his savings.

The test takers' score is to reflect the test takers' ability to use language in oral test.

You spoil the harmless piss-takers' harmless fun and you justify fascists in their feelings of oppression.

It's no wonder that entrepreneurs are perceived as risk-takers and failure rates for start-ups are so dismal.

Now, predictably, the hostage-takers are back: blackmail worked well last December, so why not try it again?

during Bigu, medicine takers can stop using medicine so as to improve gastrointestinal motility and body adaptability.

The number of 2009 Chinese TOEFL test takers has broken the record by increasing 30% from the previous year, Xinhua reported Saturday.

Western powers may not be interested, but there will be takers in Africa and elsewhere.

Procedure D: allowing test takers to preview neither question stems nor answer options.

In comparison with GMAT's emphasis on logic, GRE measures the test-takers' ability more in vocabulary.

The CMET is a large-scale test, with the teaching and testing syllabuses' requirement, and examines test-takers' language abilities.

The package, which costs about per person, has yet to find any takers, although Jansens says he has had a number of inquiries.

There were few takers - most of the new Waffen-SS men wanted to serve in maintenance and repair teams.

Invigilators warn or disqualify test-takers whose eyes or hands wander in suspicious ways.

When test-takers are senior high school or vocational school students and pass the test, they will receive additional awards.

There are also a number of design problems with multiple choice tests that can be exploited by experienced test takers.

ETS will not give a word per minute speed because we believe that all test takers will have enough time to complete the tasks.

In fact, these small-business owners are the greatest risk takers of all.

The muscular American approach to effecting regime change has few takers these days.

Other sports feared that sponsors and audiences might ebb away if the drug-takers were not tackled.

Posterity judges risk takers more kindly than their contemporaries do.

They also said for the first time that some of the hostage takers were captured alive.

Just before an exam, highly anxious test-takers spend ten minutes writing about their worries about the test.

Lake Forest College outside of Chicago has had zero takers for its accelerated program.

Test takers who answer 60% or more of the test questions correctly will be awarded a certificate.

For the foreseeable future, hedge fund managers will be price takers, not makers.

As most wealthy Chinese and Indians are entrepreneurs, they are generally aggressive risk-takers.

There are risk takers , and then there are those willing to suffer great physical and emotional stress to accomplish a task.

Piling chaos on chaos, locals carrying their own guns also took pot shots at the hostage-takers.

Census takers visit local homes several times to capture resident information for the 2010 Census.

Fourth, ordinary people can accept that risk takers receive huge rewards.

China's bestschools may produce the world's best test-takers, but the United States' best schools producethe world's most creative talent.

They are the risk takers who provide us with the necessities of everyday life.

Of survey takers who went online, 12% say what they found "negatively impacted" the applicant's chances of admission.

Nani and Youngy are good free-kick takers as well so it's something I need to keep working on.

But there are few takers, compared to previous weeks - even though only 10 percent of the seafood at the Seoul market comes from Japan.

But there are plenty of reasons for risk-takers to salivate over the region.

The jolly old men's offer to cut in half the credit cards of passing shoppers did not have any takers, however.

The college entrance exam takers understand that more than most.

I had to arrange for the catering inside the hostel but apparently there are no takers for the facility.

In the meantime, exam takers can take the TICSA and test their readiness for the CISSP while saving a considerable amount of time and money.

They're looking for an entry-level clerk. Any takers?

Watch your corner takers: corners set to far post, so left foot from right and vice versa.

If you have love to give, and no current takers, you can get a whole lot of affection, loyalty and kindness from a new animal in your life.

Also in the Mediterranean, a team of census-takers discovered a living fossil.

Exam-takers' "virtue" will be taken into consideration in the 2012 nationwide public servants' recruitment exam.

The engine of this merciless hunger are brute of 200, 000 larva and their care takers, demanding 30 thousand corpses a day.

But are there any takers for this pricey fashion statement?

I think America is by far the shining light of the world in so many ways because we are risk takers.

"We're confident that we'll get other takers, " Mr. Curie said Friday.

Researchers had detailed personal info on the test takers.

In fact, not only do virtually all traders make this assumption, but most traders take pride in thinking of themselves as risk-takers.

While test-takers could take the ICFA test in India, many prefer to obtain the CFA's certificate.

Once we can co-work with such an organization, I think the number of exam takers will largely increase.

All other students get the day off to keep schools quiet for the test takers.

In this task, test takers repeat sentences verbatim .

A UN scheme under which those who hand in guns get job training has few takers.

The buzz among today's 200-plus test takers is about college admissions hurdles and hoped-for test scores.

Among the takers is Masende Landu, a softly spoken 52-year-old Congolese-born cab driver from north London.

This is done to reduce probability of test takers guessing successfully by exploiting the middle position phenomenon.

The test-takers were also asked how well their children had turned out.

How they fare will shed light on whether India's investors have evolved to become savvier risk takers.

The Conference Center of ZZILI can provide satisfactory accommodations for test-takers other than from this city.

Hostages and hostage takers trapped by seige, and some surprising things unfold.

Test-takers should first pay attention to what the question is asking for.

The school curriculum is carefully tailored years in advance to mold students into expert test-takers.

Even though everyone knew exchanges needed speculators, too many people didn't want those same risk-takers to make a profit.

It depends on the price. A $1, 000 cashmere sweater will find a lot more takers when it's marked down to $500 in a post-Christmas sale.

Risk takers. Sociopaths. Did they have their own versions of Iteration?

Not surprisingly, GM's Janesville, Wisconsin truck plant saw the most takers, with 624 workers accepting GM's buyout plan.

As we outline below, many vulnerable drug-takers would suffer.

To tackle the persistent break-takers, managers need to confront them as soon as the problem arises.

How to Pass the GMAT allows test-takers to become familiar with the styles of question they'll face on the GMAT.

You must go find those really smart, really capable, really courageous risk-takers and offer them jobs. They will get it done.

After investing billions to develop and commercialize the TDS-CDMA technology, Beijing finds few takers in China or elsewhere.

This 5. 4 trillion hidden from national economic census-takers falls into the category of what we call "shadow income. "

Risk-takers are feeling relieved.

Two ticket takers took a taxi.

Both Chrysler and Ford have gotten fewer takers than they had hoped for their buyout packages.

Reasonable as our offer was, there were no takers.

As we outline below, many vulnerable drug-takers would suffer. But in our view, more would gain.

Other test-takers, I realize, are doing far more.

We are planning a golf tournament next Sunday. Any takers ?

About 6. 5 million census takers are knocking on doors, often being ignored or turned away, state media says.

Sian Beilock, a psychology professor at the University of Chicago in Illinois, has studied these highly anxious test-takers.

Firms are price-takers, having to accept the going market price.

Little fella on the end. Definitely. I stake half a pack. Any takers?

Napping test-takers did about 10 percent better on the evening test than they did on the morning test.

From 2003 to 2005, the number of TOEFL test-takers declined generally.

Census takers are fanning out across China, aiming to visit 400 million households over 10 days.

And, the share of the Asian test-takers who are women is fast approaching 50%.

They aren't "risk-takers" , they aren't self-motivated, and they just can't manage themselves.

The government refused to yield to the hostage takers' demand.

Each year, around 12, 000 warfarin takers have a major bleed, requiring hospital admission, because their INR rate goes up too much.

"The serial non-leave takers are35- to 49-year-old males, " according to Scott Morrison, managing director of Tourism Australia.

They are risk takers and feel they are infallible.

And it aims at payers of bribes as well as takers.

I fancied us on penalties because we had some good penalty takers: Didi, Riise, Alonso, and Cisse is always confident taking a pen.

He had virtually no takers.

The main description that comes to mind is that takers are selfish.

China deployed over 100, 000 census takers in Beijing alone for the 2010 Census, its biggest ever.

But when a job cannot find enough takers, the market finds ways to ennoble it: first pay, and then status, begin to rise.

Census takers will have a flashcard containing a sentence about the 2010 Census written in approximately 50 languages.

Any takers from India?

SINA Host: How long is the preparation for the test takers?

Those changes will make a big impact to test-takers, test-designers and teachers.

And I'll pay $ 560 to anyone who is hold enough to try it. Any takers? Mr. Baxa? Anyone?

In the past year, 2 per cent of US test-takers sent their scores to business schools outside the US.

About two-thirds of test takers score between 400 and 600.

Li was first among over 48, 000 test takers, according to an article in the Global Times.

Japan Post, privatised only last year, remains one of the biggest deposit takers in the world.

According to the College Board, the national mean GPA among SAT Reasoning Test takers during the 2006-07 academic year was 3. 33.

Test-takers have 30 minutes to write each essay.

This year there were 16, 000 jobs on offer, one for every 64 test-takers.

TOEIC is growing extremely rapidly each year and we have tested over 100, 000 test takers since 2002.

In order to reward the test-takers, the test fee is reduced from NT$1500 to NT$1000.

In 2000 the census takers reported an undercount of 1. 81%.

On the other hand, Aries people are risk-takers and sometimes they don't care about the decisions they make.

A scientific test exerts washback effect for its takers not only before but also after the test.

"They want to hire people who are risk-takers and can make quick decisions. "

There are only two kinds of people in the world: givers and takers. The takers may eat better, but the givers sleep better.

In its first ten years the number of test takers grew by 50% every year.

Gambling men 9 are risk-takers, which can make them a lot of fun.

There are numerous factories in China which I have called order-takers.

Takers so far include investors from the US, the UK, Mexico and Hong Kong.

As ever, this liberal line on crime has few takers among the general public;

Census takers visit households that did not return a form by mail

To carry out education of knowledge for care- takers about pressure sore in senile inpatients

united states does not negotiate with hostage - takers

Epidemiological Survey of Four Blood Transmitting Infections Among Injection Drug Takers in Yueyang City

Computer analysis of test-takers' answers to standardized tests is revealing cheats

Volleyball exam takers in college entrance examination of sport in Hunan province