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In the United States, it is often assumed that immigrants bring diseases into the country, not take them away.

I greeted them and said that if they'd wait for me to shower and get dressed for church, I'd take them into the Oval Office for a picture.

to the department manager about it. Should not be a problem, but it will probably take them a day or two to restock the empty space.

and to take them home for the gibbet would have been a cruel sort of kindness.

After some time the girl realized the mother would not return to her eggs and she decided to take them home.

And he said, Whether they be come out for peace, take them alive; or whether they be come out for war, take them alive.

The wind could not make him take them off. Then the sun tried. It shone quietly. Soon the man took off his hat and wiped his forehead.

Well, good. I'll take them. How much?

If your riches were yours, why do not take them with you to the other world?

U. S. space officials already have said it would take them until at least 2015 to decide on the design of a heavy-lift rocket replacement.

Often they simply gather up the children , making no eye contact , and take them to another part of the store to run around .

It may take them at least three months to get round to it but, contrary to popular perception, men are the first to say I love you.

Is there a fee to leave your old tires with the shop for disposal or a surcharge to take them with you for your own disposal?

Then I'll take them. How much?

When moms bring in their children to see me with weight and health problems one of the first things I do is take them off dairy.

I have to stay in London because my kids are in school for a few more weeks so I cannot take them for holidays.

Whymper heard nothing of this affair, and the eggs were duly delivered, a grocer's van driving up to the farm once a week to take them away.

Once the survivors found themselves in the boat, Wang said he was asked whether he would take them out of the pit .

He said, 'If they have come out for peace, take them alive; if they have come out for war, take them alive. '

I can't take them calling me a hero. Some of the things I saw them die, they want things to be proud of .

She was disappointed by her failure in the examinations, but she put on a bold front and said she would ask to take them again.

You can use this Progress Chart to record your measurements. Take them again once a week or once a month to see if you're losing inches.

Each of us who knew them, Knew it was not their last fight; For God will take them home, With him, they'll make their last flight.

If you do use the hotel's toiletries, take them with you and use them at home or during the rest of your trip.

One day Mrs. Smith gave her husband a pair of her shoes which needed mending and asked him to take them to the shop.

"I'll go now, " he said to Carrie, coming toward her and holding out his hands, but she did not move to take them.

Once in a while we have visitors from abroad and I would like to be able to ask my secretary to take them shopping and sightseeing.

He declared that he had not planned to start a slave rebellion. He said he only wanted to free some slaves and take them to Canada.

He was about to take them, when the serpent lunged at him with its three mouths all set to gobble him up in three bites.

There really aren't that many, and with experience and discipline you will be able to take them all in with a few quick glances.

Different people respond differently, but it's a good rule of thumb not to take them for more than two days in a week.

JACK: Just a few more minutes. It'll take them a while to get the boats organized.

If it's due to a recent split with someone, plan a distraction. Take them out for the evening.

At a first glance, people might think he looked a senator, it did not take them long to discover how mercurial he was.

The children are always at me to take them to the zoo.

As the dialog begins, Stanley is getting ready to take them into the tunnel for a look around.

take the children on an outing as well. I will take them to the zoo or to the park.

But they were my grandmother's, so I keep them safe, and take them out a few times a year for family celebrations.

Some of these speedy stars seem to follow highly elongated, or eccentric, orbits that take them to the galaxy's edge.

They're therapy dogs. I take them up to the sixth floor once a week, to meet with the patients in rehab.

In practice, no great apes have been used in Europe for years and there are no breeding colonies from which to take them.

He took the people of Judah into Babylon and He would take them out again and back to their land when He is ready and when they are ready.

Despite the fact that she is already in dire economic situation, her love for life compelled her to take them in.

The Reds continued to be the more adventurous but with chances at a premium, they needed to take them when they arrived.

They needed to be relocated or they'd be killed. The only place that would take them was a remote corner of good old Texas.

As the children get used to the requirements of restaurants you can take them to increasingly "fancy" places.

The doctor gave him some tablets, and asked him to take them before going to bed.

Toss your newspaper in a drawer. Take them out a week later.

Great. You should be able to put on a real show to impress them. Why not take them on a tour of the new factory?

To make ideas your own you need to take them apart to understand how they were put together and why they were put together in a certain way.

Yesterday my children wanted me to take them to the playground. But I had to finish my work, so I told them to hold your horses.

Home try, coat also make do, did not expect the trousers is short and tight, hoop on the leg very hard, had to take them back to.

Remember that some users may check their messages infrequently, in which case it may take them a while to get back to you.

"You can't take them away from everything, " he said, referring to his daughter.

Then came the Chinese tourists, a flood of city dwellers willing to pay locals to take them up to see the glacier.

One lady had put ashes from the fire in her trashcan. I said we couldn't take them.

They covet fields and seize them, and houses, and take them. They defraud a man of his home, a fellowman of his inheritance.

In years gone by, men sailed in ships that did not take them back to their homes FOR many years. Their job was to capture whales.

She can easily put them on and take them off herself as the bodices are made of a very stretchy fabric.

A decade ago they backed an introverted search engineer and never anticipated he would take them on such a lucrative ride.

Vietnam would not take them back and the Manila government maintained that the Philippines was only a transit center.

and at the request of the gentlemen, remained at the instrument till her ladyship's carriage was ready to take them all home.

I see you don't have any carry-on luggage. Probably you could pick some brochures out of your luggage and take them with you.

I will take them onboard reading your comments and address questions as soon as it is possible for me to share further details.

Take them shopping for something they need now . If you don't like the idea of giving money then make a day of it and take them shopping.

Travis Only if I take them to fast food places . You're the only one who measures up here.

I can take them to a police station or other agency if you wish so they can deliver to you if you do not wish to pick them up.

I'm like, "Get it off! Don't worry about it, you know. You can be eight feet tall. Just take them off. "

everything is not easy but I am getting used for thoes things and no longer take them as a exotica.

If your Riches are yours , why don't you take them with you to the other world ? - Benjamin Franklin.

She let me take them home, and I read every one of them from cover to cover.

The only difference was that her daughter was paying a lot more for them, and could only take them on the college's schedule.

Coyle brings his Bolton Wanderers side to Emirates Stadium on Saturday as they hunt for the points to take them out of the relegation zone.

He said that he love me, but why let me take them, and hurt me again and again?

The children kept at their mother to take them to the movies , and she had to agree in the end .

much less do they take them out for dinner, or around on the golf course while whey develop a sense of trust .

The U. S. has sought other countries to take them in, after human-rights groups protested that they would face torture if returned to China.

Dr. Nicholson said she recommended the drugs for some of her own higher-risk patients. Some take them; some choose not to.

From tomorrow, she'll have to ask them to uncover their faces or take them to the nearest magistrate.

Your forms are all right. Please keep them with you and take them here when you leave the States.

I didn't mean to take them; but papa told me there were quantities up here, and I wished to see the eggs. '

Once the customer has entered their details bring up a box to say thank you for joining then take them to the home page.

Yet, while he has no trouble finding high-quality applicants for fellowships, he has "huge trouble in finding schools who will take them" .

The young man told the waitress: "Please pack them in a doggy bag and I'd like to take them home. "

And then from there, you've got to take them on a very solid, steady, upward path.

Take them up to the surface.

As I knew where the hotel was, I decided to take them there.

"We don't have to do anything to make them pluripotent except take them out of their niche" in the testes, Gallicano says.

Take them to him For years he has been asking me to collect snails from my garden and take them to him.

Matthew's words here are so familiar to me that I sometimes take them for granted.

M: Well, I suppose we have no choice, really. It's too late to find another hotel now. We'll just have to take them.

'At no point did I say we're going to take them out this year, but we're going to compete with them, ' he said.

Of course: we would be reckless, as would Taipei, if we did not take them into consideration.

The Talbotian esthetic door was now fully opened for photographers to make photographs just as well as to take them.

Have your avatars focus fire the enemy (with their range) and take them out while your scorpions take the damage and do damage of their own.

Misunderstandings often occur because men fail to recognize them as ritualistic, and women do not realize that men will take them literally.

Also, if I'm still not back by the time my clothes are dry, will you take them out of the dryer and fold them?

The midfielder will try to halt Scotland's rapid rise when Italy come to Hampden seeking the point that will take them to Euro 2008.

Honestly, you don't even have to take them to the door, just throw 'em onto the yard where you drive past, she'll find them.

And when the clutch grew strong enough, being chicks, the plump hen used to take them together to go out to look for food.

Take them back and exchange them for another recommended pair of running shoes.

I discovered that Remedene and Trimazipan sleeping tablets were both Narcotic based and I was a bit reluctant to take them together.

When dealing with the disadvantageous: be kind and patient, take them as friends, and try to help them for no repayment.

"But in truth, most people of my age knowwhich direction the test tries to take them, " he said. "We reallydon't hate the US. "

So if you take them away, the immune system runs wild, as it has nothing to work against.

And if you know how to take them apart, they're surprisingly compact-able, making them great to take in the backs of cars for road trips.

Take them out fresh, wrinkle-free and ready to wear again.

Usually the best tactic is to sneak around and take them out in one blow, one by one.

Take them out 100 years later. There they are, ready to be read.

Whenever she was lonely or depressed or discouraged, she would take them out and warm herself with her memories.

Interviews are there to offer help, but people have got to take them up. That's only fair.

Use fresh, medium-sized eggs (55 - 60g) and take them out of the fridge at least one hour before baking to bring to room temperature.

Television news helicopters arrived at the scene ahead of the police, who said they struggled to find boats to take them from the mainland.

After they've received a certain number of stickers, take them out to eat at their favorite place or let them choose a small toy or book.

Each morning Stevenson would take them out for a long walk over the hills.

As they jogged into the turn that would take them past the corner, he became even more apprehensive than usual.

No, the damned Customs took it. " John said, and as he HAD a gulp of the whisky he added, " Devil take them!

In Goguryeo it was customary to leave the belongings of the dead outside the tombs so that passersby would take them.

Several states, in fact, turned out to be happy to take them; looking after prisoners generates jobs.

Vitamins can be very dangerous if you take them in high quantities.

She makes most of her clothes, and when I tear my shirt or my trousers, I take them to her and she mends them.

We would get map directions from headquarters and go find them and take them to one of the cemeteries for processing and burial.

Access media files throughout the office, share files with colleagues and partners, or take them on the road.

The new study suggests that they provide little help to the large majority and(of the ) millions who take them.

Of all the things you could possibly do on a first date to impress someone, why take them to a movie?

Without a moment's delay, his neighbor picked up the box and announced " I'll take them. "

WE point them out, with the help of some of our more observant patrons and they take them away.

I try to be a good father. Give my kids mulligans. Work nights to pay for their text messaging. Take them to swimsuit shoots.

I often write songs out of dreams, and take them to my musicians to help me.

And, as before, this comes from the fact that the mixed second derivatives are the same, no matter in which order you take them.

The children begged their father to take them to the circus until he caved in.

And then just let them relax as you hands come through, because gravity and body position will take them down.

Schools gave students time off and organized buses from all over the region to take them to the stadium.

You can never win these arguments, and if you take them personally, it's going to be a million times worse.

There's at least a small lesson here: think about the way your actions will be perceived by all your stakeholders before you take them.

They became fond of casting creations so greatly that they chose not to take them home at the end of each creational cycle.

Also, remember that your coworkers and clients are also underestimating the length of time it will take them to complete work.

Take them to the woods tomorrow and leave them there, "said his wife. " No!

On a hot summers day, buy two large water pistols and take them to the beach with you.

After all, startups and venture-funded companies often require experienced leadership to take them to the next level.

Dreams might mean nothing, but many people take them seriously nonetheless, as Sigmund Freud did, new research finds.

The only worry they had was about the length of time it would take them.

Some comments are so "interesting" it's best to say nothing at all; we trust savvy travelers will take them with a grain of salt.

Gaia : These ashes will give you great strength, Kratos. Take them within you and use this strength to defeat your enemies.

I do not ask that You would take them out of the world, but that You would keep them out of the hands of the evil one.

But with regard to specific problems and specific enemies, if we DO not take them seriously, we shall commit adventurist errors.

The police could do no more than pick up the injured and take them off to hospital.

H2 blockers can stop the burn before it starts, but only if you know when to take them.

Mr. Raven saw the eyes and flew down to take them. Then Mr. Raven flew back up high in the tree with Mr. Coyote's eyes.

That led to a rush to sell mortgages to anyone willing to take them, and to profit by securitising and trading them.

Dave: Wang Trading is making knockoffs of our watches and selling them. I say we tell them right away to stop, or we'll take them to court .

Those signs on the bargain bins at Walmart are like bad boyfriends: they'll say anything to get you to take them out.

Under the terms of the draft legislation, pensioners who are ignored by their children will have the right to take them to court.

In meditation, negative experiences are the most misleading, because we tend to take them as a bad sign.

Please remember the number where foods (and drinks) were put, do not forget to take them when leaving.

So why did they ask you to take them around the islands?

Count your blessings. You probably already have many of the things you want for your life. Don't take them for granted.

I do not favor any of these features, but we will take them as a given.

The family troops out to the driveway, and climbs in the car, where he is going to take them for a ride for the first time.

It should be collected separately . There is a special box for it at the entrance of this apartment. Take them there.

Here I show two pictures above, and I take them in the wayside of near my habitation by the river.

Transfer titles to a portable device, and take them with you.

William: I think most children can ask their parents to take them out for fun everyday of the year.

If there are bones in your mouth, take them out with your fingers.

Let us take them down and put them in the great chest in the treasure room.

Breaks can be the best part of your day, so be sure to take them.

Roy: No. Though if I knew one that would take them, I'd consider it.

Maybe the masses do no longer care about the truth and just take them as the after-dinner joke.

She works hard. The Olympic visitors are going to do some sightseeing and she's going to take them around a Beijing siheyuan.

As Francis said, in game the pens were different as you take them from the in game camera view.

By far the best way of reducing the harm that drugs can do is to convince people not to take them.

Some people treat over-the-counter pain relievers as if they are harmless. They can hurt you if you take them improperly.

and he was glad to take them out of the dust and eat them.

The foxes had been after them and, knowing that bilbies are endangered animals, Tommy and Trish's father lets them take them home.

"You could take them to an expensive restaurant but they want to do something different. We've even had some vegetarians come. "

The police is out to take them off the streets.

These garments, when I put them on or take them off, shall they not remind me of the righteousness of Christ Jesus my LORD?

The schools can only ban their use and take them away until a parent comes to get it back and listen to the teacher's complaints about it.

I owe them a great deal, but I don't know how to repay them. All I can do is cherish them and never take them for granted.

SET INTEGRITY statements are issued against both tables to take them out of their pending states.

Twice a week we put the eggs in boxes and take them to town.

It is precisely because a professional class of speculators exists to take these risks that farmers and millers do not need to take them.

Any additional excuses they muster forth will not be believed, as what is about to unfold will take them by surprise!

But only the besotted (which included neither Mussolini nor Franco) could take them seriously, except in their more than vile results.

And a happy family that will take them for walks, scratch their belly and put away the trash can before they get in the house.

A millionaire called on all the bachelor in the city to his home, and c take them to a big pool that lived some crocodilians.

But the fact that the ECB and euro-zone governments have options does not mean that they will take them.

Libra gets two of everything in a meal, and it may take them a little while to decide which dish they prefer. These dishes. . .

"Many people are dying. They even take the bodies on the military trucks and take them away, " he said.

While Mr Lorry and Defarge went to arrange for a coach to take them out of Paris, Lucie sat with her father.

Before your pots can feel the thorns, he shall take them away as with a whirlwind, both living, and in his wrath.

Some of these library books are long overdue. You really must take them back.

Go with your mother. Take them downstairs. Go on, Carlo, you too. Go on.

Obviously, the road is not broad enough to take them all.

He regards his predictions as simply an additional alternative resource for those who wish to take them seriously.

"We would take them sightseeing at night, but most are eager to get back to the hotel after dinner to watch TV. "

I take them out of the drawer, tear them into pieces and then throw into the scrap heap.

With the preparation in Malta, Milan have established a base that should take them to the end of the season without any problems.

lf your Riches are yours, why don l you take them with you to the tbther Wodd ?

If we don't exercise and protect those freedoms, we make it easier for those people as they try to take them away.

I 'll take them down in this indent book and give you a copy.

Monica: Ah no, you see, someone was supposed to take them down around New Year's. . . but obviously someone forgot.

Mr Delors managed to take them on by building a coalition of the free-market liberals and believers in European integration.

Then I started playing a few rounds, in solo mode, to make sure I'd be in top form to take them on.

But there are a few other pictures worth sending, if you had a chance to take them.

I have dug myself up from dirt to afford these things, and no one is going to take them away from me!

We decided to let sleeping dogs lie and not take them to court.

Never to go with anyone they don't want to and don't let someone take them away from where the potential kidnapper first approaches them.

Keep the bulbs cold in a refrigerator for about three months, then take them out and let them get used to the warmth.

These days, when children can't visit their fathers or take them out to dinner, they send a greeting card.

E: Or you could take them to a Chinese doctor and have the doctor listen to their pulse.

Do not call team meetings indiscriminately, and don't put them on the calendar every week so that people take them for granted.

You can take them to a specialist for fixing, but you can also repair them yourself, as long as you have another of the same item.

Take them from inside you, and toss them in the ocean. A river or lake will also do.

I've learned that nobody has to know how insecure you feel - unless you take them into your confidence and let them in on your secret.

It's time for you to take them around your school.

You take them out in eight-hour shifts, and they're back in the kennel.

These rationed food can only be used on board. Please don't take them off the plane.

Drivers do not worry how far their petrol-powered vehicles will take them.

Client: Oh, they are tablets, I will have to crush them into a powder or she will refuse to take them.

"Take them all into the room with you. Then come back after a week" .

Men take the business and politics as a playgame, but they never take them as a playgame when they start playing on it.

The rights would be transferable and if the terms were set right, other investors would take them up.

A millionaire called on all the bathelers(forgot) in the city to his home, and c take them to a big pool that lived some crocodile(forgot).

Your years in DGS will have prepared you to take them on with confidence and in stride .

Two heads are better than one. Whatever problems in learning Chinese that you have encountered, please take them here.

once the bubble burst, consumers were forced to cut back, and it was inevitably going to take them time to repair their finances.

And it is always if your cat or dog begins vomiting, acting depressed, or breathes rapidly. Don't delay! Take them to the vet.

I remembered that my cousins from New Jersey were to visit me and I had promised to take them around my town.

The rain and the wind will take them off anyway. They are not meant to stay.

Death: Then take them with you. I am taking you to Hell anyway.

Toss your dirty and soiled clothes into the appropriate bins as soon as you take them off.

When children can't visit their fathers or take them out to dinner, they send greeting cards.

We just take them into our world for half a year.

Timon: "Take them behind the scenes for a revealing and intimate look. . . "

My parents will come to see me and do some sightseeing. I'm wondering where I should take them.

If you don't want someone to score, you try and take them out of their game and you do stuff to aggravate them.

Shall I take them out to play for a while in the snow?

If you must dry-clean your clothes, take them out of the plastic bag and air them outside or in another room before wearing.

Just wear multiple layers, so you can take them off as you heat up.

We cannot wait for favours from nature, we must take them from her.

Several days later no policemen came to his house and he decide to take them out .

If they stray into our barley field, I take them up in my arms.

Hi, Juliets, I'm treating Mr. Li and his team members from Galap to dinner tomorrow evening. Where do you think I should take them?

Then you're gonna home, and I'll take them back to my apartment.

They like blowing their own trumpets, but do not take them serious in most cases.

I had a few break chances. I didn't take them, so then of course it was tough.

Finally, after what seems an eternity, the old man answers, "I guess you'll have to take them on faith. "

If your Riches are yours, why don't you take them whit you to the other world?

Senators Barack Obama and Joe Biden are kicking off a bus tour that will take them on a tour of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan.