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Take time off for a year, slow it down, and do some traveling and maybe some soul-searching.

It may take time, but if you're stuck on this point, repeat some of the ones above until you can get here.

Figuring out how to put the fuel into a usable weapon will also take time perhaps a year or more.

"It will take time for that risk to be erased from the minds of the Korean public, " he said.

To help better educate our vision and visual acuity, carry a sketch pad with you always and take time to stop and draw.

It is going to take time to see whether this new assertiveness recaptures lost value, since BP is about to become a very different company.

Why not take time now to thank God again for this total plan of salvation which one day will lead us on into heaven to be with Him forever?

Think about people you know who are so caught up in their work that they never take time to enjoy life in the present.

Be alone: It is absolutely essential that married couples take time off from the children, even if it's just one night a month.

It may take time, and you must decide how much time you are willing to give.

A great book need not even be a best seller in its own day. It may take time for it to accumulate its ultimate audience.

Father in heaven, give us the grace to take time this month to be still before you and to wait patiently for you to come into our lives.

It'll take time for her to recover from the illness.

As you gain new contacts throughout the year, take time to add them to your database for your business greeting card group.

We will continue trying to contact all the members of the supporters' club, though we understand that it may take time.

Neal was gracious enough to take time out of his busy schedule to sit down with Ecorazzi for a chat.

Find one that's easy to read and take time to work through their tutorials and examples before starting on your own page designs.

I'm only little for such a short time. Please take time to explain things to me about this wonderful world, and do so willingly.

As I said above though, once people become more used to China and understand it better, things will smooth out a lot. It'll just take time.

Sadly it's not always possible, but I was brought up to be a good guy and I hope that shows. These things take time too.

So you need to take time for yourself everyday, even if it seems impossible and even if it is only a few minutes.

Props are not allowed to take time for you to install the props Battle Royale, Kidd did not get the cheap.

When you're finished with your massive to-do list, or at least the extremely weighty parts of it, take time to celebrate.

When I first moved there I always said it's not going to happen in a year or two years, it's going to take time.

God is the waiting Father, waiting for His children to take time to be with Him and to talk over their life with Him.

He said the constitutional debate was "healthy" and development would take time.

Alice: My daddy tells me you're always busy working and studying. I'm very happy you were able to take time out to join us today.

But the chances are that this will take time, and turn out to be more of a reformation than a revolution.

One afternoon while out on a walk I thought of the old saying "take time to stop and smell the roses" and I did just that.

Just as you take time to stay current with your customer's changing needs, pay close attention to your spouse's needs, hopes, and concerns.

Take time to think things over near this full moon, and give yourself at least a week before you act.

'The harassment and bullying can be so extreme that head teachers eventually have to take time off with stress, ' she said.

Complaining is an addiction and a hard habit to break. Like any other habit to break, it will take time.

Encourage him to take time to decide if he wants to go back with her or not, and invite him to contact you if he is truly ready to love you.

Zuckerberg said he expected the communications revolution he is trying to incite to take time to catch on.

They take time to go to a restaurant two times a week: a little candlelight dinner , soft music, and a slow walk home .

Given that this kind of extreme risk perception will be reversed only slowly, the full resolution of the crisis will inevitably take time.

"I don't know, " he replied. "But like the denouement of a complex plot, the final resolution of this scandal will take time to discover. "

Professional athletes who get concussions should also take time off, but many do not, preferring to get right back in the game.

If he is as bad as you say he is, and particularly if the problem is drugs, he will probably get fired eventually, but it may take time.

I am very happy I got to meet you and that you take time to write to me.

My father and my sister must have written to me here in Paris, and I left in such a hurry that I didn't take time to see before I set off.

I feel that I can ask him to throw me some more forehands or backhands , or take time to have more serves. . . whatever I feel I need.

"Whoever leads the next government, it is going to be hard to ensure stability. Some rifts take time to heal. "

So it will take time for new generations of leaders to emerge and move up in the structure, and for today's leaders to retire and leave.

It will be interesting to talk with you as often as you can take time to teach me.

I'm trying to take time off to see the sights.

do not take time to that person who do not mind share anything with you.

Before you head out to the office, take time the night before or early in the morning to prepare a healthy breakfast and lunch.

To the beginning of this year and I take time to optimize the stand, hope it back to life.

Take time to meditate before God and offer the blessing back to Him in a deliberate act of worship.

"Those expectations are warranted, but it will take time, effort and some patience to achieve the goals that you seek, " she said.

In the longer term faster growth in poorer countries' demand is bound to be good for the advanced economies, but it will take time.

She will leave for the United States soon, so if you want to ask her anything you must take time by the forelock.

'In Asia, we have less experience and entrepreneurial depth compared with Silicon Valley, so this will take time, ' he said.

Noting her anxious spiritual condition, Jesus said to her, Only one thing is needed. She needed to take time out to listen to Jesus.

It's the responsibility of employers to say, 'You need to take time out of the office. '

At this point, take time to pull open some of your HTML documents and sketch them out as trees.

To filter the talkers, take time to chat with someone for a few days before making revelations or sharing private details.

International Criminal Court investigations will also take time, given that the court has not won a conviction in a decade of operation.

Take time to reflect on this year, and all that you learned, and all the new experiences you would like to bring into your life.

But knowing that reforms take time, I shall also await future changes with patience and optimism.

syndrome that happens to so many older people, take time now to determine what you want to do with your years ahead.

Such policies take time to kick in, but some of the measures will have had an effect on second-quarter results.

She said it would take time and stressed the importance of reaching consensus as Spain explored this new form of cooperation.

No matter how busy you seem to be, always take time to plan and pick the 3 tasks which make all the difference.

But rest assured, whatever you plant, will produce a harvest. It will take time, it won't happen tomorrow, but it will happen.

Speaking at his second prime-time news conference, the President urged Americans to be patient, saying the recovery would take time.

No matter the state of your personal finances, whether you're wealthy or poor or somewhere in between, take time to set goals.

Mr. Paulson said the currency issue was a "core concern" and would take time to resolve.

The forgetting will take time, but the forgiveness can be instant: it's up to you.

What I would like you to do is spend time reading these carefully, and then take time to pray over each one.

The only negative part is the cleaning, it does take time to wash them out since they must be wash carefully w. the small brush provided.

Knave : A young man or woman brings new ideas that seem brilliant ; but all that glitters is not gold . It's best to take time to evaluate .

Stress is a fact of modern work life. If you feel your stress levels have risen too high, take time off to let off the steam.

"Some will take time, a lot of discussion and a lot of political will, " he said.

"It will take time for these measures to have their full impact on an economy in which many Americans are struggling, " Mr. Bush said.

The extent of the trauma suffered in and around Christchurch may take time to emerge fully however, and should not be underestimated.

picnic baskets made of willow with liner and tableware inside. Take time out for a relaxing picnic in the park or even in your backyard.

"The fact is that it will take time for China to transform its mode of economic development, including its exchange rate system, " said He.

But offsetting weak home markets with growth from China, India and the Middle East will take time, he said.

Take time to visit Amr and the Agile Journal in the coming months to see what these improvements can do for you.

Rest is best Dane was instructed to take time off from his sport and his studies to give his brain a chance to recover.

Take time to determine which parts of your system can have a significant impact on performance: Where are the bottlenecks and why?

My biggest obstacle? Time. With so much to do, it's counterintuitive to take time to sit and do nothing.

Take time to create things that have nothing to do with your work or business. Make a collage.

Encourage respect. Remember, it may take time for your child and his or her new stepparent to develop a relationship.

When you are stressed, take time to put on a smile. The stress should be reduced and you'll be better able to take action.

Work hard on your job search, then take time out to exercise and pursue activities that bring you joy and replenish you.

Ministers fear it will take time for the full impact of last autumn's financial trauma to show up in the labour market.

Neither his mother nor father could afford to take time off work to do that.

Those skills must be practiced just as you need to practice for technique, sight reading, or memorizing, and will take time to learn.

But it will take time for people to see me out playing again and playing well for them to believe what I'm saying in this interview.

Be sure to take time for old friends or relatives you don't get to see that often.

Decide upon a spiritual program for yourself and find out which books would help you on your pathway. Take time to read.

Above all, it will take time to assess how the Treasury's move plays out in mortgage offices across Main Street America.

Rafa has told me to be patient because I have been out for a long time. Obviously I am not 100 per cent fit, and that will take time.

Bringing this about will take time but, with America's negotiating leverage limited, it looks like the most realistic strategy.

Adding new production will take time, raising fears that many poor parts of the world are likely to go without.

Since those projects take time to scale up, steel supply at this point is exceeding demand, sending prices lower.

But it will take time for the oil to arrive, and unrest in Syria is making the market tighter at the moment.

Leaders must take time to ask and listen to suggestions not only to make employees feel valued but for the sake of their businesses.

Take time to be in nature, to appreciate the beauty of the world around us. Take time to savor the little pleasures in life.

All this can change, but it will take time, effort, a willingness to relax controls, and funding.

"He said, 'You stay home and take time for yourself, ' " Drummond recalls.

Take time for them to master the heart, until you bow, it may be, in speechless adoration before God.

Those reforms being undertaken by China 'take time, ' he said.

Some people ask the secret of our long marriage. We take time to go to a restaurant two times a week.

"It should be a win-win situation, but it could take time. In the mining business we have to be patient. "

That this will take time and money cannot be an excuse for leaving people to suffer.

I urge you to take time out from your daily work, as I did, to look at some of the greatest achievements of the past.

With jobless numbers hovering at 9. 6 percent people who have jobs seem to be reluctant to take time off.

If you work for yourself, it is usually much easier to take time off here and there.

virgo will be leaving the country soon , so if you want to ask him anything you must take time by the forelock and do it now.

The growth figure is shown with a two-year lag, the hypothesis being that economic changes take time to have political effects.

You appreciate your assets more fully and take time to understand and feel each nuance of the situations at the present.

Then of course, take time to praise Him for all of these.

Take time to be a good father. Play games with your children and guide by example.

Now you can take time to focus on the healing and empowering energies of the sun , sea, forests, parklands , lakes and rivers .

Therefore designing in Flash never assume that the navigation can be arbitrarily complex and that visitors will take time to explore it.

However, they add up to 15 bytes per packet and take time to compute so you may wish to limit usage to deployed games only.

It's astounding to me that often, when I take time to identify a problem exactly, a possible solution presents itself.

New land tenure arrangements have to be found, and that will take time.

Take time to cool off. Don't say anything in the heat of the moment.

I noted that to "find yourself" requires that you take time to look. And it's essential if you want to be a whole person.

"We live in a stressful world, " says Rackow. "You need to be able to take time for yourself and enjoy what you do. "

Ballmer reiterated he saw the technology sector returning to growth only slowly, and said it would take time to reach pre-recession levels.

We knew it would take time, that there would be ups and downs along the way.

When you start to feel down, consciously remind yourself to take a positive outlook, and don't forget to take time out. . .

Take time to ask yourself what you really want.

It will take time to feel as confident as I used to be. '

And when he died, I was too new at my job to take time off for his funeral.

" If you don't take time to understand their culture, you tend to, in the sublime, communicate arrogance and superiority, " Mr.

Rookie consultants must take time to help their bodies, physically and mentally, recover from the rigors of their profession.

Make sure you take time for reading or learning to play a musical instrument or just hanging out with friends and family.

It might be hard and it may also take time, but try not to get discouraged.

Take time to identify any supporting habits that will support your main habit, thereby supporting your primary goal as well.

Zhang said the government had taken many aggressive steps to counter the slowdown, but these would take time to have an impact.

But lawsuits take time, cost money, and often do not afford a plaintiff satisfactory results.

It would take time. You'd have to be really efficient to still get your homework done.

I will take time each day to love God and believe in Him with a firmer faith.

CEOs said they were upbeat about the meeting, but recognize that it will take time for China to address market barriers.

The two powerful neighbor to my back and forth take time step on our mob at the foot of the two groups mud.

They are going about their business in a systematic way. They realise the situation in the US and Europe is going to take time to sort out.

Recovery was always going to be slow, fragile, and take time.

I felt that it was still a little earlier because this process would almost by definition, take time to cultivate.

Those activities that take time or resources, but do not meet the customer requirements.

The mixture of experience and young players is going to take time to settle and produce top form on a consistent basis.

But you will be able to appreciate the input and take time to consider if this option fits your target market's approach to your Web site.

'I think we're all producing more good players but it's hard to get them to breakthrough at the level we need them and that will take time.

"The process has begun but it will take time, " he said by phone.

So the lesson is: take time to mess around. Have a hobby. It's good for you, and you never know where it may lead you. . .

Maybe tomorrow I should take time and his smile did not care to meet in the alley.

Take time everyday to escape to a quiet room, if only for five minutes, to have your best thoughts.

At Siemens, the 163-year-old industrial symbol of GermanyInc. , it was long unknown for a man to take time off for children.

It will take a new legally-binding agreement for the eurozone to mobilise that power, and that will take time to negotiate and ratify.

But plenty of students do throw up, and undergo other forms of mental and bodily distress, and plenty take time off from school or drop out.

it will take time for your awareness to become stronger and for your understanding level to grow.

The Swiss government knows it must find alternatives, but changing such an enormous national institution will take time.

Improvements in the existing water supply may take time, particularly if it is necessary to drill or dig wells.

After the couple realized that her job search might take time, they decided to cut back on their spending.

I know it's going to take time and I don't expect myself to be 100 per cent at this tournament, but I will try to build up my confidence.

That'll give you an excuse to leave your desk and take time out.

Would you please send me your reply in Enlish if at all possible. Otherwise , it will take time to have it translated .

I can understand new colleges take time to establish themselves specially out of the student community.

That is to be responsive to the type of students who appear less normal and disobedient, whom you need to take time to understand.

This is where you take time to be with you, with no purpose in mind other than sheer enjoyment.

Excellent, high level positions (or clients) take time to win, so this appears to be a reasonable framework.

We understand that China's modernization and evolution towards a more market-oriented economy is a process that will take time.

Roy Hodgson insists it was always going to take time for Liverpool to find their feet this season.

This will be a long conversion time, the newspaper invention to the popularity of family history is long, e-paper will take time.

The structural reforms they are introducing to help boost growth will take time to have much effect.

Take time to reflect on individual and team values and goals, both immediate and down the road.

The sums involved remain modest and a fully fledged opening by Japan to Chinese investment will take time.

This "social media marketing company" grants it workers the freedom to take time off, without a limited lineup of dates set in stone.

Getting from point A to point B will take time. You won't make it in a day.

I really encourage you to take time to make these garnishes. It's a simple step. . .

You must take time out of your project schedule to invest in process improvement activities.

Adjustments, he said, take time.

No tutor is a miracle worker so it may take time to see progress.

Before you do anything in social media take time to decide the customers you are targeting and what you want to say.

But because of this situation i have some questions and i wnt to ask you to take time and answer them honestly.

This will be wonderful to witness as an ancestor although it will take time yet to be realized in full.

To be fair, escape analysis is still in its infancy and it will take time to mature this complex tool.

Later, we'll have to get rid of it, sort through all of it, take time to throw it away or recycle it or donate it.

If you have a very simple project, writing unit tests for it may take time that would be better spent in just writing the project itself.

Falling in love is a great feeling, so take time to enjoy all the emotions that go along with it.

Take time to do your best. It may be the only chance you get.

Analysts say it will take time for policymakers to make the shift as they try to maintain the stability of the currency regime.

Take time to really think about and cherish your husband or wife or that lady who carried you in her body and gave you life.

Sincerely thank you for your busy schedule to take time to read my CV.

Take time out to refocus. Think about what used to bring you energy and pleasure.

We need to take time at the end of a disastrous project to review where things went wrong and learn from it.

Take time to close your eyes and visualize 4 yourself accomplishing your dream.

Incidentally, a verbal answer is the same as a written one in astrology - take time to think.

Father is always busy with his work, but the doctor suggests he should take time off for rest.

In time the physiological system will reset itself, but it does take time. One easily monitored rhythm is palm sweating.

In the long run, nuclear will be a big part of the greenhouse solution, but it will take time.

They take time, and do not go hand in hand with the fast speed in today's world: fast foods, instant coffee, and self-developing film.

No matter how busy you are, always take time out to check that your child hasn't gotten hold of something that could hurt him.

The office personnel consulted their manager whenever they needed to take time off.

But it may take time to work out the business ramifications of online friendship.

But that will take time, as the legal framework is in its infancy.

Thank you to take time to browse me to recommend letter in 100 favours first.

The art of maintaining the balance without falling to the lacking focus or being obsessed states is an art that will take time to master.

I believe your desk should be most messy in IBM office . . . please take time to clean it up completely .

but, this week we wanted to take time to pay tribute and homage to a legendary group that forever changed hip hop and sneakers.

"We will get to the bottom of this, " Schapiro said regarding the May 6 events, but "that's going to take time. "

What a difference it would make in our lives if we could take time every morning to be filled with the thought: Christ is in me.

It may take time, but the answer to the question 'what should I do' is always there.

The schools are reluctant to take time off -- even teachers with tickets for the England-Argentina game had trouble getting the day off.

Paulson says recovery will take time, and a new regulatory framework cannot be developed while the financial situation is unfolding.

Teenagers should be allowed to take time to do things like that more often.

You mustn't take time off just because you want to see a football match.

It will take time for people to understand how operating conditions in the processor business have changed.

These will take time, as well as political will, to put in place.

It's going to take time for all the actions we have taken to have their full impact.

And the goddess of the moon fairy date, last night to contact you, can't take time to make up for this heinous crime, as do it. You today.

The above 6 steps do not just happen. They take time, they take effort, they take consistent work and they take a little luck.

Squaring this will take time, ingenuity and the full engagement of the United States.

Apple's model may take time to expand its market share, but it has already forced wireless giants like China Mobile to react.

It will take time for her vision to improve more.

So I think I should take time everyday to think about and ponder about blessing in my life.

If you had any of these problems, here is a simple way to recharge your life: take time off.

Then change the laws, said Defense, to take time travel into account. But until the laws are changed, let them be enforced as written.

The truth is we devote so much time to our families, we forget to take time for our social needs.

Be patient, the act of immigrating is a process of adaptation to new situations. It is going to take time.

She will be leaving the country soon, so if you want to ask her anything you must take time gby the forelock and do it now.

Turning this invention into a screen will take time.

With its big cash reserves and low debt, Russia may find that economic problems now take time to hit home.

These changes may take time, but a commitment to scaling back can pay huge dividends over time.

Since pleasure is the sole aim of masturbation, you have to take time, and I especially advise you to use a lot of lubricant.

In this week of Thanksgiving, I want you to take time to thank God for all that he has blessed you with.

It'll also take time to make up for the loss of more than 8 million jobs, a result of the worst recession since the 1930s.

There are a lot of areas of our lives that unless we really take time to think about them we keep with the status quo.

Your fix: Patience. These things take time. But your alternative , which is to not network at all, will get you nowhere.

We are so busy watching out for what's just ahead of us that we don't take time to enjoy where we are.

If it is doing heavy processing without yielding this could take time.

Healing a broken heart can take time, but, if you treat it as a learning experience, you'll discover a lot about yourself.

He said it will take time for the Chinese-language site reach the caliber of the English-language site.

Just like fruits that take time to be mature and that are used fertilizer to quicken its ripe time.

Instead, take time to figure out a fair resolution, and then speak your mind calmly.

Explain to your interviewer that while you enjoyed your job, you wanted to take time to recharge your batteries, physically and mentally.

Because we receive so much information, and we have limited resources, it may take time to review a source's submission.

List then, and then put them in order of priority. Some of them might take time; others are accomplished quickly.

It may take time, you may have many hurdles to get over, but what other recourse is there than resolution?

'I cautioned him it would take time for it to become a symbol, ' says Mr. Briganti.

That will take time and a new pro-saving mentality that encourages American families to live within their means.

Take time each day to practice English and stick to it. Your English will improve greatly!

Reforms will take time, and the old bureaucracies may not be able to implement them.