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A man balances his cat on his head as he takes advantage of the sun in Union Square Park in New York on July 11.

He never takes advantage of a woman in a business dealing, nor of the poor or the helpless.

We now have rules for sub games. Of course, only Shahrazad, from the Arabian Nights expansion, takes advantage of these rules at the moment.

Third, he doesn't want to the woman will be his wife, he just wanted to takes advantage of a woman.

Sometimes this naughty teacher takes advantage of his horny gay students by asking them to stay after class for a lesson in sexuality.

William takes advantage of his power in the company and feathers his nest by going into illegal business.

The enemy likewise takes advantage of modern communications to plan and coordinate operations.

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People do not like one who habitually takes advantage of the generosity of others without making any useful return.

Following the free rehearses the inevitable fall of prices, and takes advantage of the only true scarcity: human attention.

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The Web browser also works beautifully, and takes advantage of the big screen to show full pages and cut down on scrolling.

HotSpot takes advantage of these instructions to speed up trigonometry operations dramatically.

This method takes advantage of a built-in API installed on most Windows XP machines called SAPI (Speech Application Programming Interface).

At best, this might indicate that you are reconnecting with your partner and at worst, that someone takes advantage of you.

Using SDO, an application takes advantage of these proven design strategies. It fosters layering and loose coupling.

The shared-nothing design assures the least interactions among different logical units and takes advantage of parallel computing.

He takes advantage of his fine secretary by leaving all the work other and doing nothing himself.

It also takes advantage of the processing power of the user's computer to provide search tools more powerful than those on the website.

He takes advantage of his magma shackles and anti-magic pulse by moving to keep his ground-based enemies within these areas of effect.

In every instance, there are systems and checks in place that will protect me if someone takes advantage of me.

If an agreement is reached, the worker either moves to the employer's location or takes advantage of the Internet and telecommutes instead.

A big man is usually a little man, who takes advantage of an opportunity.

StudyBlue takes advantage of your virtual Rolodex to help you share notes, flashcards, and other study tools.

My final tip is to use a custom wiki, which takes advantage of a phenomenon called crowdsourcing.

This revised second edition takes advantage of the wealth of new Bakhtin material which became available after perestroika.

He always takes advantage of mistakes made by his competitors.

Nowadays, Remote Technical Support also takes advantage of many online resources to facilitate this interaction.

The dance floor takes advantage of the piezoelectric effect: certain materials, when squeezed, develop a charge and produce electricity.

This platform provides a homogeneous DNA assay that takes advantage of the fluorescence detection method, but with minimal DNA modification.

We focus on an approach that takes advantage of the human visual system' s color spatial frequency sensitivity.

The transaction mechanism takes advantage of the save operation's fail-if-concurrently-modified semantics to provide integrity.

But Schroeder believes Buffett also takes advantage of his "bathtub" memory.

One particular activity that takes advantage of these points is a keypal exchange.

for speed and automation will continue to be improved on, but still have some concrete limits begin constraint takes advantage of those.

To relate the tables together, a database designer takes advantage of natural (or artificial) links between the tables.

He takes advantage of her kindness and borrows her bike too much.

After-meal exercise takes advantage of a process called diet-induced thermogenesis.

The Bluecard widget takes advantage of this popularity by automatically providing contextual employee information.

IceCube takes advantage of neutrinos' slipperiness, using Earth as a filter of more interactive particles.

Upgraded aircraft navigation that takes advantage of the latest Global Positioning System technology.

Replication takes advantage of the change history produced by the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE).

The process of development takes advantage of such reliable features of the environment, which then may become necessary for normal growth.

As a method of real estate appraisal, the income capitalization method takes advantage of appraisal for incoming real estate.

He often takes advantage of her lack of business sense to cheat her.

If children are naturally helpful and sociable, what system of child-rearing best takes advantage of this surprising propensity?

He often takes advantage of her lacking business sense to cheat her.

The Q Sensor takes advantage of the body's natural response to stress.

Takes advantage of the parents to be unprepared frequently, slips out secretly in the rain strolls.

He takes advantage of her kindness and borrows money too often.

Traditional MRI takes advantage of the very faint magnetic signals emitted by hydrogen nuclei in the sample being imaged.

This layout option takes advantage of the positioning options that are available through styles.

A calculated flow feedback control method, which takes advantage of pressure difference sensing technique, is introduced.

TSA PreCheck takes advantage of the vast pool of data airlines have about their most-frequent-flying loyalty-program members.

The simple integration described here takes advantage of key strengths of each product.

In the meantime, the module takes advantage of on-chip cache to reduce the pressure on the system buses.

The method used by the Cleveland Clinic takes advantage of the belly button to avoid a visible scar.

As Wired's Autopia blog notes, the design takes advantage of the wings as a natural sound barrier.

Instead, this model takes advantage of features offered by the network itself to locate and identify peers and resources.

It appears that if more memory is available, the internal calculation logic takes advantage of the additional space.

Jean: What if some pervert takes advantage of the machine I don't want to be a porn queen.

But fighter cover will avail the rebels little if Col Gaddafi takes advantage of the balance of forces to defeat them on the ground.

The client application takes advantage of this dynamic stub generation capability; the stub is generated when the ORB requests it for them.

Later you'll see how recursion takes advantage of these selectors.

The query processor takes advantage of statistics support in the storage engine to create significantly better cost-based query plans.

The method takes advantage of semi-supervised thought to quantitate speech data and forms a code model with supervision information.

So, Superman zips down, takes advantage of the situation and flies away at the speed of light.

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This layout option takes advantage of the positioning options available through styles.

A strong J2EE application takes advantage of strengths of all of its components.

Animal administrative person takes advantage of that Ai an American has not been in but run off wild goose.

The One-Time Password takes advantage of the "one time one cipher" , which can keep from password detecting and transmission leaking.

Strategy Nets is based upon emerging web-standards and takes advantage of many of the core components driving the new web.

Western medication takes advantage of clear target, but it is complained with some side effects and the effect is not so significant.

I think your boss really takes advantage of you by making you work over time every night and every weekend!

The-M-Project is another solid JavaScript framework that takes advantage of new HTML5 features for easier and better mobile app development.

The method takes advantage of reverse suspension to prepare protein macromolecule polymers.

The house takes advantage of its corner location to feature an innovative drive-through that links the streets.

Takes advantage of an existing Active Directory structure.

The Canvas3D takes advantage of your computer's graphics card to increase performance.

The resulting code then automatically takes advantage of SMP architecture and executes in parallel.

and I am against World Cup marketing that takes advantage of my passion for soccer.

A program interface that takes advantage of the computer's graphics capabilities to make the program easier to use.

This takes advantage of a technique called signing.

It takes advantage of water pressure to make one side with higher penetrate to another side with lower concentration.

Furthermore, Housman takes advantage of the poem's regular meter to emphasize key words.

The statement takes advantage of the ability to nest a table inside the model definition by using a table column.

Closely akin to fraud is an agreement which takes advantage of other's mistake.

It takes advantage of the embedded system's character to improve the capability of system.

An early-bound call takes advantage of knowing exactly which method is being called and what its parameter types are.

It takes advantage of the embedded system's character to improve the capability of system.

An early-bound call takes advantage of knowing exactly which method is being called and what its parameter types are.

Only 5% of ASEAN trade takes advantage of the preferences its officials so painstakingly negotiated.

The CollectUrls Web crawler program takes advantage of a fixed-size thread pool.

The recommended approach for 16 bit cards takes advantage of the fact that the Linux 2. 4 Hotplug subsystem now supports PCMCIA .

It, too, takes advantage of large training sets and significant computing capability.

The new system takes advantage of the gap between the two waves to issue a warning that a quake is coming.

The lightweight XML client takes advantage of this option.

This project takes advantage of the method of Looking up-table to realize phase shifting and uses SPWM to achieve sinusoidal output.

It takes advantage of ceramics' predictable tendency to bond chemically with water over time.

Real reform takes advantage of community colleges' most elemental feature.

In welding and cutting, plasma takes advantage of high arc column temperature when arc is highly compressed to make the gas be ionized.

Desktopresearch, which takes advantage of studies that have been already beendone.

This situation truly takes advantage of the SOAP message structure.

But it does so in rather an ingenious way that takes advantage of Swedish vacation patterns.

Takes advantage of the features available in these platforms.

In this way, the project manager takes advantage of the lessons learned to create a feedback loop for the project.

How the ZED approach takes advantage of prefabrication and off-site manufacturing (section4. 3).

It takes advantage of genetic algorithm of MATLAB's tool-box and makes use of the easy interface programming and the high code execution.

Takes advantage of the already-existing PowerPC port.

The second group takes advantage of the first one, since they understand that a fearful Human can be controlled.

someone who takes advantage of the generosity of others.

It combines P2P and CDN and takes advantage of their merits to construct a new resource download service system.

The harness fully takes advantage of this.

The second method that will be added takes advantage of the EJBQL query that was added to the Book earlier in this article.

SMT4 provides more threads and AIX takes advantage of more threads based on its understanding of the application.

Misdirection takes advantage of the limits of the human mind in order to give the wrong picture and memory.

Search results are almost instantaneous because the operating system takes advantage of downtime to index the hard drive.

This is where the TimeSeries DataBlade takes advantage of the IDS object-relational architecture.

In Ah Q Cheng-chuan, Lu Xun takes advantage of presuppositions.

The peddler often takes advantage of children.

Atalanta takes advantage of the wings, they have a very important player like Doni.

Specifically, the library takes advantage of the type class unification and new-style classes.

The second example takes advantage of the local client view of the target (Person) EJB.

The Eliminator takes advantage of how fish swim.

Our proposed solution to the development of online games takes advantage of a new technology in the world of software integration.

The use of local queues not only reduces pressure on the global queue, it also takes advantage of data locality.

This section shows how the TDWC v. 8. 5 takes advantage of the Dojo capability.

This is a huge performance boost (and one that another vendor, Paracel takes advantage of).

The novel is that it takes advantage of the process of chemical changes of water electrolysis.

In contrast we assumed that JHKL Inc. takes advantage of the LTPA token, that is a proprietary protocol.

The plan also takes advantage of natural land formations, such as hills or pools, or alters them.

All sorts of chemical processes. Distillation, for example, takes advantage of the properties of liquid and gas mixtures.

In the process of degradation, C. duriuscula and H. glabra often takes advantage of community.

Multi-core Support: REAL SQL Server takes advantage of all available processors, providing greater scalability for large databases.

But the person who takes advantage of my habit , without any bad purpose , because this person is my mother .

He takes advantage of every opportunity to speak English outside class.

During less than 20 years, the stock market in our country takes advantage of government's guidance and develops step by step.

Salinity Gradient is a technology that takes advantage of the osmotic pressure differences between salt and fresh water.

Class takes advantage of the following characteristics of objects running within the designer

Actively seeks and takes advantage of ideas, best practices and solutions developed elsewhere

The meat industry takes advantage of this situation and argues:

Takes advantage of multimedia as a communication tool

This updated code takes advantage of the increased granular control of the HTML by

Takes advantage of opportunities before competitors do

This new technology takes advantage of the fact

Takes advantage of Dojo attach points and attach events, instead of IDs, to ease fragment injection