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I'm sorry to hear that. Just a moment. I'll go to the front and take some medicine for you.

For that reason alone, JPMorgan Asset Management's Shairp said he has called for his fund firm to take some risk off the table.

Then Eleazar the priest is to take some of its blood on his finger and sprinkle it seven times toward the front of the Tent of Meeting.

Will take some of the dark red clay mixed with water, made man and a woman.

I said to them, is to take the play, please rest assured they play, relax and let me take some photos.

Abdalla, seeing her very uneasy, said, "Do not fret and tease yourself, but go into the yard, and take some oil out of one of the jars. "

That is a bit of a mystery and the scientific interpretation for why that might be will take some time to work out.

Deep down we love this club and do not wish to see this era of mediocrity continue and we urge you to take some action.

He said he expected the European Central Bank would soon need to take some type of emergency action.

The optimization may take some time depending upon how much data SpeedyFox has to work with.

Here. I would like to ask you reflected. in the hope that you can take some of my recommendations.

"This is going to take some time, " he said. "It is not going to be easy for these communities to recover. "

Describing his trip as fruitful and eye-opening, he said he had "a lot of plans" for writing, but would take some time off to rest first.

I go over to his house and if he doesn't answer the door I jump over the wall to take some vegetables!

But he wanted to make one thing clear: "Do not just come for two or three days and take some pictures as a visitor. "

He tells Michael to take some rubber cement that he's using to build the Pope's Taj Mahal and coat the bottom of a coffee pot with it.

It will take some time to fix, but I'll make it a priority.

If you can take some of the pressure off of us, we might be able to solidify our position.

Jack, cut it out---Dad is trying to take some naps.

It'll still take some sort of new age hero to be the first to come out, but I just hope, for football's sake, that it happens soon.

Technology, he said, can take some of the unease and guesswork out of finding what lies between the stops.

But for Chinese investors brought up in a system where state control was the norm for so long, the shift might take some time to sink in.

Now I urge you to take some food. You need it to survive . Not one of you will lose a single hair from his head.

Indeed, some had been hoping for a modest decline in the first quarter to take some of the heat out of the market.

He believed, he said, in "the silence of clothing" . Yet perhaps he must take some of the blame for the new cacophony.

His roommate was allowed to sit up in bed because some medical instruments would take some liquid out of his lung every afternoon.

Relaxation allows you to take some time for yourself so you can analyse what as been going on for the last few days.

The last function you're going to create is going to take some recursion, where the true power of list processing using Lisp lies.

Take some slow, deep breaths and give your body a bit of a shake.

Instead, take some deep breaths, calm down, and try to think of reasons you're grateful for that person.

It would just take some post-production video rendering and a pair of stereoscopic glasses, right?

"When Chairman Mao Zedong got tired late at night while he was writing, he would take some peppers to keep his spirit up, " he said.

After you view the branch hierarchy, you may need more information, or you may be ready to take some action.

come , barrois , " said the young girl , " take some of this lemonade ; i see you are coveting a good draught of it .

As for Cosette, she had had Toussaint take some broth to her room, and did not make her appearance until evening.

Back in Mr. Grayson's office, the detective told him to ask Miss Winthrop to take some dictation the next morning at 9: 45.

It will take some practice and requires a bit of headway to get started, but can be very rewarding.

He also said the process could lead to a sale of the business but no final decision had been taken and negotiations would take "some time" .

In all of these examples, except for the last one, you want your recipient to take some action (even if that's just replying to you).

The book recommends when writing actions steps to begin with a verb, that way, you are forced to take some sort of action.

I am prepared to take some concession on minor details, but I cannot compromise on fundamentals.

Mrs White stood up to take some things into the kitchen, but she stopped and listened to Herbert and his father.

But let me take some of those concepts and simplify them a little more, for some (almost) easy ways to beat your weight-loss struggles.

w: wait a minute. i'll take some food with us. i don't like the meal served on the train.

He sat such a while that he had to be asked if he would take some dinner?

Now, get out of here. And take some time to think whether or not any of your friends on the football team would've done that for you.

For a user, seeing data frequently leads immediately to additional questions, or to the desire to take some action.

"Really it was just time to sell, take some profits and that was a good excuse to do it, " he said, referring to the Chinese rate increase.

If you think you will take some time then do not leave the job until the time come. Meanwhile keep on preparing yourself.

After finishing my undergraduate degree I decided to take some time off before heading into a graduate program.

The compiler is actually free to take some liberties with the program order within a thread as long as as-if-serial semantics are preserved.

If need be, take some time to drive to the office ahead of time so you know exactly where you are going.

Football is football all over the world, you always play with the ball but it does take some time to get used to new styles.

Take some time to think about what your dream really requires, map it out, and walk the route you see before you.

Still, he said Obama will "have to take some of the corporate tax benefits away to pay for it. "

Given the amount of information being thrown at motorists, such a system could help take some of the stress out of driving.

4 Therefore I encourage you to take some food, for this is for your salvation; for not a hair from the head of any one of you shall perish.

His father just needs to take some time with him and hang out with him. You just be the encourager to get him to do this.

Next time you get into a comfort zone with your business just take some time to ask yourself, "Am I there yet? "

That could take some of the steam out of China's nascent recovery, and with it a return in healthy demand for oil.

Though receiving the compass, he said he wouldn't comply with her order, However, he can take some comprised action.

As you lift the image, all the other images are lifted with it. Smile to yourself, take some momentum and throw it up high above you.

When you're done congratulate yourself and take some time off, even if it's just a day or two.

Dr. Holdren said he believes the U. S. is ready to take some difficult steps in response to climate change.

The wizard is now ready to add the data to your partial replica. This can take some time, depending on how much data your filter selects.

The doctor looked him over carefully, gave him some tests, asked him to work less hard, and told him to take some medicine to help him.

It might be a good idea to take some of the work off his hands.

If exercise isn't a priority for you and you'd like it to be, take some time to go through these steps and answer a few questions.

Li said the case is still before the courts and a judgment could take some time because South Korea has no restriction on trial length.

We found a beautiful rice field, and we decided to take some photos, when a water buffalo started sneaking up on us.

The disease could have been there for weeks, but the true nature of the spread in those countries may take some time to emerge.

He said he had started a momentous change in American policy on global warming that would take some time to complete.

So we did take some time until we found out that was almost a year and a half later.

Compensation could take some time to adjust to its market-clearing level (the point at which supply and demand are equal).

Take some time to think about this: It'll pay for itself in the long run!

It's not going to be easy and it, you know, will take some time, but I am absolutely confident.

At the beginning of the month, take some time to reflect on your year so far.

"Sometimes we unfortunately take some sites down, so we have to cycle through different search queries midday, " he said.

It shows me that in a phase that I struggled I was still able to take some points.

It would take some kind of real mental case to do all the work one could all day long.

At dinner he prevailed on her to take some wine.

In reality, theAir Force is just trying to take some good pictures with its StarfireOptical Range.

The important thing, just take some time out to laugh and flash that beautiful smile, even if it's only for yourself.

Take some time alone, sit in a room with a piece of paper and write down everything that you feel makes you, you.

Take some water and lollies in with you if it is allowed. They can provide a way to regain your concentration with a quick break.

Domestic efforts to take some of the heat out of the galloping economy are having minimal impact.

Take some time for that which is important for you. Let yourself be guided into the chamber of light, hear the sounds, perceive the energy.

Anna: I've decided to take some time out to travel, as a reward for all my hard work.

If you've been a little lax about keeping up lately, take some time to read up on current trends and the happenings in your industry.

it doesn ' t make much sense for manitoba health to outlaw a service that could take some pressure off the health - care system , he said.

How you go about this is up to you, but if local searches aren't providing the results you want, take some action.

Need a simple system that will take some info out of a database and send it to a client that has payed.

Now the sun's nice. I want to take some yarn along to knit a wool vest for you and discuss with her how it should be .

Take some time to prepare answers to questions about being fired so you know exactly how you are going to answer.

Before you leave, please take some safety precautions for your property. then you'll be able to really enjoy a good vacation.

At this time, we don't know what caused the accident, but it looks as if it will take some time to clean up.

As I was leaving to meet lynne, my roommate told me that I'd better take some money, but I didn't listen to him.

A few years ago, I tried to take some advice to see how I could control myself.

But Mr Steinmeier, normally seen as less Atlanticist, says Europe's willingness to take some is a "question of credibility" .

As a matter of fact, Steve's writing an article and he's asked me to take some photographs for it.

Usually will trying to imitate the imitators hardware, that'll let them take some time.

And we're going to ask the question, so I take nitrogen, I take some, hydrogen, I mix them together in a container.

well, it may take some time, he's at a meeting at the moment, it would probably be more comfortable over there.

After a while he got up to take some food and told me: " I will eat a little more fruit to make you happy. "

He also wanted to take some gold and some food witn him. He decided to take ten servant witn him to carry the things for him.

And with that, I'll take some of your questions.

Once you see your own role you'll be able to take some of the blame off your partner.

If you want to maximize your savings, take some risk with at least some of your money.

The ways have been found to take some useful things out of the waste materials and use them again. This is called recycling.

You know what you need to get done to be ready, take some time to review you Christmas-spirit strategy.

To demonstrate this, we'll take some of their ingredients out of suspension using ethyl alcohol, so you can see them with your own eyes.

But the steel industry had become used to rapid growth, so now that it slows down, it will take some time to get used to that.

Though it might take some courage to ask a sales assistant, pittsburgh steelers jerseys, reports indicate that most of them are helpful.

Now take some time to wait for a new breakthrough in the case of a figure head, but it needs jumped out.

Take some exercise. Doing exercise helps you to avoid heart disease, but it doesn't have to be too strenuous.

It might take some research and can involve interviewing two or three companies before making a choice.

And remember: If you're forced to hit from an awkward position, take some pace off the shot and concentrate on getting the ball deep.

Because, there is always some not into the system, they small producers to increase profits to take some inferior material also exist.

They all would like you to take some action right now. But I'd rather you didn't do anything about it for the time being.

As new students, you should take some of these courses that will help you to prepare for the more difficult courses you will take later.

However, L. A. should take some confidence in the fact that they have had greater success against the Rockets in Houston.

My mom wants me to get some pictures of my friends for a scrapbook. So, take some pictures of everybody, okay?

The Irish have known for a while that they would need to take some tough medicine to try to cure their economic ills.

She said that several countries needed to get parliamentary approval for the plan, which would take some weeks.

This is a turning point. You'll find it easy to upgrade your environment by redecorating or changing your residence. Take some time out.

Therefore, the true sense of the direct flights between the two places also take some time.

The financial crisis dealt China a strong hand, and that may take some getting used to.

Perhaps you could take some of your savings to treat her in a salon or the department store.

So it might seem strange that some of the same countries take some trouble preventing thousands of citizens from going to the polls.

I'm a strong proponent of "following your bliss, " but it does take some creativity to make it pay off sometimes.

If the president is ready to take some big, hard, urgent, decisions, shouldn't they be first about nation-building in America, not in Libya?

You're going to have to invest in them a little bit more and it's going to take some time before they're up to speed.

After a lot of person early morning get up , take some of biscuit, mug-up in a hurry, began busy life one day.

So once the immediate conflict is resolved or at least semi-resolved, take some action that will have long-term benefits.

With my first pregnancy, I hired a photographer acquaintance to take some ethereal, natural pictures of me.

We must take some effectual steps to deal with the matter .

Jumbo versus the policeman Christmas, the circus owner, Jimmy Gates, decided to take some presents to a children's hospital.

Mr. Tan said that, this handset is oneself take some name brand handset as the prototype manufacture.

So with that point out of the way, let's take some time to look at porn and various sociological aspects of it.

This may take some planning of your exercise route before you head out the door.

You are also directed to tell them, 'Do this: Take some carts from Egypt for your children and your wives, and get your father and come.

And so we had to act fast and take some emergency steps to prevent the economy from going back into what could have been a Great Depression.

Only balls of the same color can be paired, colliding balls of different colors will take some of your life.

Mr. Bush said helping Afghanistan grow more of its own wheat will take some of the pressure off Pakistani agriculture.

The objection likely to be made to this argument, would probably take some such form as the following.

That is, to the time off, it did not fully mature, and take some time, it will be slowly cooked in its own.

But I want to be honest with you. It is going to take some time for us to absorb this inventory that was just too high.

Having suffered from heart trouble for years, Professor White must take some medicine with him wherever he goes.

"Yes, " I said, looking around conspiratorially. "I know, " I sighed. "It is weird. That part can take some getting used to. "

It is an indication of increased legal awareness among the public that ordinary people begin to take some government agencies to court.

Please take some time today to look through the site. Share it with your team internally and your clients externally.

Take some time this weekend to really think about who you are and whether you know yourself well!

The dish is called Pesicia Arman Tarta. You take some ground beef and a little salt and some pine kernels and a little croak.

Experts say the number shows some benefit from the White House stimulus package, but that a full recovery is going to take some time.

I guess Chris has to take some credit here, because in years past, I guess there's been some sort of subpar speakers at TED.

The government is therefore trying to enforce a quota at these top universities, forcing them to take some percentage of minority students.

He will take some money and buy a new house, then put the rest in the bank for a rainy day.

Working for a long time, will take some time to reflect, trying to improve work efficiency.

Get away from your work (a short vacation will be good, else just a weekend break will do too) and take some time to regroup yourself.

Building these skills within the team may take some time at the beginning, which leads to project delay.

For several years, my biggest personality trait was going to be thirsty, it would take some time before I could be me again.

Her stature was so beautiful and healthy that attracted me to take some photos from her.

Other Italian regions are to be allowed to take some of Campania 's waste.

As a case of the bizarre effects of competition between scholars, take some recent exchanges on female circumcision.

I could live for many months without money from the business. Also, I could take some of my extra money and invest it in the business.

At the end of their competitive seasons, most athletes take some time off to let their bodies rest and recover.

Take some of the material and add enough water to it to make it seem like you are making bread.

Then you take some time to think about your interests, decide on a study focus (like a major), and develop a study plan.

In a way your situation is less bad as she isn't your boss , though vile bitch is a touch extreme and will take some apologising for.

to take some of the first egg, egg white and then stained with the toothpick, it would be smearing the site in the scratch.

He said that this reversal will take some time to play out.

Take some time to get familiar with regular expressions, and try a few regular expressions of your own creation.

This truly dramatic move seems designed to take some of the sting out of the crisis and to show that the Murdoch empire is punishing itself.

Last Christmas , the circus owner, Jimmy Gates, decided to take some presents to a children 's hospital .

Maybe I can take some of the work off his hands.

I started swimming a few laps, just to take some pressure off the knees from all the other activities I enjoy.

To inspect properties of the control or to take some other action.

So the mantra is - Even if you were the CEO of your previous company, you should take some time out and prepare for the upcoming interview.

Some say that fathers should pull more of their weight at home and take some of the pressure off stressed-out working mothers.

There are many moving tributes to Mr. Jobs in the social media, and I would encourage you to take some time to explore them.

Jack: Yeah. Lenses may take some getting used to, but it feels so much better not being a four eyes.

Although the four doors were forehead perforated, but left back in France, Bordeaux Chelsea should still take some Thanksgiving mentality.

We should not take some communicative rhetoric means to be stylistic devices, for stylistic devices can only be found in aesthetic rhetoric.

It will take some time to see how exactly well business continuity plans fare in the wake of the Japanese disaster.

So these states began to take some legal countermeasures for settling OSS copyright disputes problem.

Also, yes, sometimes the Master has to take some of Her His own dividedness in order to help Him Her with Their work.

"I'm not saying this isn't going to take some new infrastructure, " he says. "But it 's happened before, and the internet is still here. "

Go back to thoughts that generated the feeling or simply relax and take some time out to examine what is going on.

Take some medicine, and drink hot drinks. Stay in bed for a few days.

If long travel is not in the cards, at least take some trips or get outdoors.

Such an effort would take some time and would be likely to suffer from major problems relating to interoperability and command and control.

Use the tips in this article to prepare your home for and take some of the stress off yourself from dealing with your new puppy.

This should take some of the "magic" out of Application Developer, and help you solve your own mapping problems when using the tools.

Take some time to see what information is offered through the various tabs.

The request was forwarded to the Hubei Province Prison authority and that would have to take some time.

Take some NASA-developed plastic membranes, add algae and municipal waste water and float it out to sea. What have you got?

Sure. I'll also take some silver cuff link and a pair of silk ties.

The doctor told her to take some medicine.

Half of all American adults take some sort of nutritional supplement.

Upfront, you might want to take some time to define a severity scheme for your requirements and then try to make sure that you follow it.

take some time , let me ask them for a delicious dinner together.

Proving that cardiovascular treatment is one of those approaches will take some doing.

And then a day I take some breakfast walking to see her where the road of Shanghai from Xiamen road . but she has leaving and a letter here.

Before she went there, I advised her to take some materials .

Vernon zhong: this is where a xing wants to come, and i must let her well play, do not let her disappointed. Take some precautions first.

how is the damage condition of your goods ? would you please take some photos to me and let me send them to our factory.

If allergic to chocolate, take some trail mix or cheese and crackers with you on the road!

You can take some fresh milk and some of my newly baked bread to the garden in the mornings.

And I decided to take some time out from work. The Foreign Office was very generous.

Men who wish to be sexually active late in life can take some preventative steps in their younger years, Hyde said.

Having suffered from heart trouble for years, Professor White has to take some medicine with him wherever he goes.

I think she can take some of the work off his hands.

One should take some ready to eat food to satisfy one's hunger when traveling.

Lent is the time of the year where we take some time off our daily routine and try discovering more closely the actions of God in our lives.

Depending on the size of the database, its number of objects, and system performance, the operation can take some time.

Mr Obama may take some comfort from the fact that the worst of the coming fiscal train wreck will be prevented by the Fed's easing.

'Then they can try to move emerging markets toward (those norms), ' he said, recognizing the process will take some time.

Smugglers take some of it to neighbouring countries for resale at full value.

Take some thin sliced pork, a mixture of vegetables (I had little spinach, bean sprouts, long onion, and a little daikon).

Most Java programmers are used to objects being the building blocks of their programs, so using functions can take some getting used to.

That certainly can be intimidating, even for very skilled developers, and does take some getting used to.

Temperatures are expected to rise, and this, he says, will take some of the pressure off people who do not have proper housing.

But almost to a person, they felt that the NASA team had failed to take some basic precautions to avoid misleading results.

Let them become a superpower . . . maybe it will take some heat of the U. S. and our outrageous spending for military.

Our team would all lay down on the grass (because that is what we ran on for Cross Country), close our eyes and take some deep breaths.

Drug companies could take some big hits as Democrats struggle to hammer out a workable universal-health-care scheme.

Take some license to carry classes, get a license to carry, and carry a firearm at all times.

Try to take some soup now, and let Sudie go and buy port wine for her sick child.

So, take some time for regular physical exercises and take care of what you eat over the period of your entire life.

Take some time to consciously celebrate your completions and achievements before you move on to the next thing.

John: Tom. We had dinner last night. He said Alan was going to take some time off from work to visit.

You can discuss with you manager, and take some time off when it is not busy.

A raised heel to the shoe will raise the heel of the foot and can take some of the pressure off the calf muscles.

JIT compilers are allowed to take some liberties with synchronized blocks to reduce their performance cost.

Rather than find out the truth and take some time over it, they quickly want to head for the line of least resistance.

However, prolonged hospitalization was making enough waist weakened, take some time to go back to work, must be used quickly.

I decided to take some courses in fluid mechanics-the study of how bodies behave as they move through air or water.

That will take some of the steam out of Asia's exports, which may already be levelling off.

After all, we are able to take some management measures to keep the abnormal capital inflows from taking a detour when it actually happens.

Remember, break is the first part of breakthrough, so take some time off and return to your work with a fresh mind the following day.

Everyone needs personal time to reflect on what the day holds, or to just take some personal time to unwind.

It is a pity, we have not got a care ma, I would like to take some photos of that building.

It would take some one hundred workers a year's time to complete the project.

I find the superintendent, give him a fifth of scotch, and he opens up Einstein's office so I can take some photos.

It may take some getting used to, but the benefits are certainly there -- reduced fat and added nutrients from the veggies.

The next time you become aware of your fearful or negative thoughts, take some deliberate breaths!

Brits can take some comfort in the latter, but the former will remain a known unknown for a while yet.

A few minutes later I stood on the place where I was able to take some pictures.

the master will take some degree of that fear , but that is only very shallow and not deep - rooted - only illusionary.

Then rest for a few days. Take some cough drops.