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Of course, to have friendships like this, one must be prepared to take up the past as a ground for friendship.

We are continuously looking for new talents, ready to take up new challenges and wanting to start a career in an group environment.

However, any agreement could take up to a year to finalise.

If you were to take up professional dancing, I might have to cut you afterward.

We encourage each student to take up a new sport or to try a new form of exercise.

Tom Williams declined to say whether the company would take any action against an employee who decided to take up Playboy's offer.

Just keep in mind the hint restrictions as well as the fact that hint instructions do take up a cycle of your program.

He urged UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navanethem Pillay to take up the matter with the Iranian authorities immediately.

Often take up more than I can bear the weight of his father, he always worried about, and repeatedly told me be careful, do not tired of.

However, it could take up to a year to implement the law.

The meeting March 14 is to set the common agenda for addressing the widely deepening recession that G20 leaders will take up in April.

He insisted that we take up the matter at the meeting.

So it may be perfectly sensible to take up after-dinner speaking and only be adequate at it, if that's what you want to do.

The first step of that process seems to be happening -- U. S. consumers are more cautious -- but it is unclear who will take up their slack.

Can Eragon take up the mantle of the legendary Dragon Riders? The fate of the Empire may rest in his hands.

It is acceptable that I would like to take up something appealing to me for a decade or so or things I never have a leg in it before.

Financial considerations and a desire to keep working are prompting many to take up the offer of a move to China.

Obama said he plans to be at the debate Friday, declining to take up the challenge.

Otherwise, the additional 'inboxes' take up too much space and you won't be able to read the subject lines of your incoming messages.

White says the approval process that follows will take several months, and it could take up to a year for new names to become active.

Quickly I told what I had done, and Mother stated firmly that she would take up the matter of lunches at school the next day!

Lavrov says Russia is prepared to take up the U. S. request that it reset its relations with Washington.

It was a very good question, he decided, to take up in his lab.

How much room will your car take up?

The process of rebuilding all the walls of your cells can take up to a year, so there's no time to lose.

We did not take up his offer because our workings show that the cash flow and earnings cannot justify the acquisition of the land.

32And going out, they found a man of Cyrene, named Simon: him they forced to take up his cross.

Even if the heavyweights stumble, smaller firms are ready to take up the baton.

I did not try to go deep into it immediately, and only after my service did I again take up the question.

Defines how much space the view should take up.

"Power plants are not as fast as batteries, " he says. "Even the fastest power plant could take up to a minute to respond. "

how mny of us can put the screws on a son and convince him that he must abandon his idea of a career and take up the idea of finding work?

The full Senate will take up the matter after this week's Thanksgiving recess, with the leadership keen to pass it before Christmas.

The Standard Liege star is out-of-contract in the summer and has made it clear he intends to take up the option of a Bosman transfer.

How much does packing take up of the total cost of the goods?

This kind of case could take up to two or three years of litigation.

More useful would be to use the next seven years to coax the violent young men of the favelas to take up sport, or to get construction jobs.

Form elements can affect how much room pull-down menus, text input fields, and other form elements can take up.

Take up only those projects that you know you can complete without compromising the quality of your usual work.

And this summer -- now that it looks as though I won't be able to go home to China -- I'll take up Arabic.

Three "advanced instrumentation panel(s)" take up quite a bit of space, and look to cut off some of the view outside the windshield.

Compounding matters, the industry will no longer be able to rely on a rising population of new "wealth accumulators" to take up the slack.

Maybe I can subrogate him to come down to take up the matter.

Polish roads have improved hugely since then, but the biggest change is the border crossing. It used to take up to a week to cross.

And as they were going out, they found a man of Cyrene, Simon by name; this one they compelled to take up His cross.

The elder twin, who had the advantage of good looks and a striking personality, decided that he would take up the stage as a career.

She stood just a step away humility, and so the other kids were getting after, and only then left in a basket of bread to take up the least.

She insisted that we should take up the matter at the meeting.

Building a rooftop extension from prefabricated units is less disruptive than constructing it on site, which can take up to a year.

Unlike the truck driver, he did not take up riding a bicycle. Nevertheless, he stayed near the bridge. He liked fishing.

We are currently upgrading our server to provide you with the best possible service. The server upgrade may take up to a few days.

Some have no doubt been forced to take up the temping life after being downsized in the recession.

She has an interested buyer, but transferring property in The Gambia requires ministerial consent and can take up to a year.

Each one should take up to a week to complete.

How much water is needed to take up a pound of salt?

A contract with a company to take up and pay for any debentures of the company may be enforced by an order for specific performance.

Therefore take up the whole armor of God that you may be able to withstand in the evil day , and having done all, to stand .

You should take up the matter with the dry cleaner as soon as possible and always follow this with a complaint in writing.

Georgian official said they are likely to take up positions around the Georgian Parliament building in a symbolic defense of the building.

And if it ever did, expect me to be one of the first ones to depart and take up arms with any group that opposes the United States.

a piece of cutlery with a shallow bowl-shaped container and a handle; used to stir or serve or take up food.

Offer as much additional detail as possible, like how much memory you want the software to take up and how easy it should be to use.

So we' ve GOT to pay his bill. They decided to take up a collection and hold a bake sale.

Studs Studs for laying the oscilliscope on its back to operate it in the upward posture. Also used to take up the power cord.

He said the IAEA's board of governors should condemn Tehran and that the Security Council should take up the matter.

After we have cleared the cities of the enemy, we shall be able to take up new branches of economic work.

Therefore, if you make a change to the state of any of these components, it may take up to 30 seconds for that change to take effect.

It is understood that no talks have taken place but that the club would be delighted if he were to take up a position.

The Centre will need to decide where to build its new installations, and reconstruction work may take up to a year to complete.

And there is nothing in the European data suggesting that the private sector will be ready to take up the slack in less than two years.

Gets to issues of framing and elite discourse that we'll take up in the next section of the course.

Of course, they must be careful not to let it take up too much of their time because study is still their primary responsibility.

Friday, summit leaders take up a report by an independent audit panel that sharply criticized the organization's leadership.

Commodity Inspection Shall we take up the question of inspection today?

Someone has to take up the cudgels for children's rights, as the children are helpless to do it themselves.

Due to the large volume of mails to be sent out, it may take up to a week for your upgrade to be received.

The "New pages" setting lets you decide how much size a new page should take up when opened.

It seems to me only fair that the most privileged members of our society should take up a heavier share of this national burden.

You might be frustrated as you rely on common values when trying to convince others to take up your favorite cause.

The electric company says there are so many houses out of power at this point it could take up to three or four days to get out power back.

Joshua said to the priests, "Take up the ark of the covenant and pass on ahead of the people. " So they took it up and went ahead of them.

how can you tell how much space is left on a given file system and how much space each of the file system directories take up?

It could take up to two years before leases are awarded for areas off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.

But she said a legally binding agreement could take up to a year.

Many technologies are already available that can reduce energy use and our emissions, but take-up of these technologies is often very low.

He insisted that we (should )take up the matter at the meeting.

Mr Harper says it will take up to five years of "big, comprehensive" government stimulus to dig it out of the deep, black hole it is in.

One is the right sort of cells. The other is a framework on which to grow those cells so that they take up the right shape.

These rounds of talks are expected to take up the question of North Korea's nuclear ambitions.

Garment association chairman Aung Win says reaching U. S. compliance requirements can take up to a year and can be expensive.

So it's very important we tender that before you as you take up the market with your application or app Other questions?

said the nurse, picking up the cork of the green bottle, which had fallen out on the pillow, as she stooped to take up the child.

So many Web Albums, QQ space have such pictures, would like to know how you paste up the nerve, and when it did not take up that feeling?

He said he would take up my difficulties with the headmaster.

How much water is needed to take up the sugar?

I had decided to take up a position opposite to that of my fellow Lenin graduates.

The delicate operation to replace one cap with a more tight-fitting one could take up to a week.

The only way we could have avoided a prolonged slump would have been for government spending to take up the slack.

Staff may take up the matter or direct you to a dispute resolution service.

His idea that we should take up the matter with a special board is fairly resonable .

In the past three years of my college life I have never ceased to think what kind of work I shall take up upon graduation.

That sounds like it might take up quite a bit of space.

are some sort of public instruments, which work influence on the public and should therefore take up their social responsibility as well.

The next thing you can do to give yourself cancer is one of the more obvious things: take up a smoking habit.

So take up the linguistic palette and the pen, and live language as you live life--not in black and white but in vivid color.

"This summit has allowed Europe to take up a proper vanguard role, making itself fully credible, " she said.

Shall we take up the matter point by point ?

What makes you think I didn't take up wine tasting as a hobby on my own?

Grant moved forty thousand men to a point ten kilometers from Vicksburg. He told the men to put down their guns and take up digging tools.

Schwab declined to discuss the currency issue or why her office did not take up the import surge cases.

Now that I have answered those questions, let me take up the thread of what I was saying previously.

While almost half the population doesn't fly at all in any typical 12-month period, some people take up to 20 flights a year.

Strauss estimates it could take up to two years to get handset makers get their OS operating systems compatible with Atom.

Some of these actions take up a huge amount of time. . . time that could be better spent doing things you love.

If the box is all torn, use empty wet wipe boxes (these actually take up less space and are extremely durable).

He had to leave home and was forced to take up residence in another country.

We travel to Antarctica to see how penguins take up the challenge of the freezing weather.

And shall say, Cast ye up, cast ye up, prepare the way, take up the stumblingblock out of the way of my people.

United States of America around the Lincoln Memorial and temporary buildings take up a large number of workers to adapt to coming.

No wonder policymakers everywhere are trying to encourage even more women to take up paid work to boost output.

And pink noise, our son's favorite, sounds like the tone you'd hear were you to take up residence inside a conch shell.

But Mr Daschle ran into tax problems and was unable to take up the jobs, and Mr Kennedy is seriously ill.

They've also inspired many a young warrior to take up arms, bravely trying to prevent a malevolent dragon from consuming a fair maiden.

Without a wide-midfielder to mark, the full-back could take up a more central role, akin to a holding midfielder.

Please note that this opt-out process may take up to thirty (30) days to complete.

Were the Tarantula Nebula at the distance of the Orion Nebula -- a local star forming region -- it would take up fully half the sky.

Zucchini and cucumber also grow quickly, but vegetables like cabbage take two months and lime can take up to two years.

May I wish all the parents healthy, and let our when children take up ways of often home to see, listen to parents' feelings.

If the US were to adhere to this yardstick, its banks would be forced to take up about 20 per cent of the overall federal debt stock.

The Delegation said that open standards was the need of the day, and that it would request WIPO to take up that issue.

Though researchers have figured out the basics, it could still take up to three years to get a working prototype.

In outdoor advertisements, the proportion of space or time used for contents propagating public welfare shall take up no less than 10%.

Over the longer haul, it remains to be seen when and how politicians in the United States will take up the real budget issues.

I urge you to build on your achievements, take up the work that has already been done and turn it into real action.

Since the fragmented statistics are more granular than table statistics, they do take up more space as well.

Most people take up a hobby for pleasure , friendships, or to develop new interests.

X, the buffer cache is dynamic and is allowed to expand to take up to 50% of main memory.

Which is easier: to say to the paralytic, Your sins are forgiven, or to say, Rise and take up your mat and walk?

It can take up to a year to fully hatch a revolutionary plan to alter your work life, so there's no need to hurry.

city did not take up the responsibility of content provision or updating.

Although reading English news everyday will take up some of my time, I feel that it will be beneficial for improving my English.

Protesters, until now mostly peaceful, are discussing whether they might have to take up arms.

These two problems take up the first place in the meeting.

Excuse me, I'd like to take up the matter of. . .

Chelsea will look for "blue-chip" companies who may wish to take up the rights to rename Stamford Bridge for the next 10 years.

Their goal was to take up the jihadist cause around the world, righting perceived wrongs under the accordance of pure, Islamic law.

The president urged the U. S. Senate to take up the intelligence legislation as quickly as possible.

I understood small fox to face before walking to what kinglet's son say, eyes saw not to take up a post what thing, work hard only to feel.

d better not take up any of your time. I suppose I'd better be going. Shall we say good-bye here?

Encouraged by her new boyfriend Wang Ning, a keen snowboarder, Vicky decided earlier this year to take up the sport as well.

by this time he was far down meadow lane , and the bell for school to " take up " tinkled faintly upon his ear.

Poor women will take up the benefit of skilled delivery care rapidly, if they do not have to pay for it.

But Hutch retains the right to develop such assets itself if the trustee manager decides not to take up the option.

We should take up the matter up with the man in charge.

Ditto a boring meeting is crying out for a BlackBerry to take up the mental slack.

I am not the first President to take up this cause, but I am determined to be the last.

"We are likely to see regulators take up dominance cases in the technology industry as well, " says Mr O'Brien.

Therefore the Jews said to the one who had been healed, It is the Sabbath, and it is not lawful for you to take up your mat.

Between a half and two thirds of every year group take up the offer.

For a more immediate response prior to intimacy, take up to four (4) liquid soft-gels one hour before activity.

Please allow me to take up some of your time to make a few remarks.

The heavier use you make of these scripts, the more space they take up in your document's source.

The arm will try to take up as much weight as possible- then the scapula be forced to take up the rest.

In addition, dwarf corn plants, developed for NASA, take up far less room than ordinary corn and grow to a height of just two or three feet.

Our focus is now on the more challenging ambition of getting young people to take up five hours PE and sport a week.

Who is there to take up my duties? asked the setting sun. I shall do what I can, my Master, said the earthen lamp.

He began to take up painting in his fifties.

And I urge all of you to take up the same fight.

His wife had never seen a mirror, a table saw something shiny on the curiosity to take up.

Shall we take up the question of inspection today?

When a major project is perceived as a failure, someone will take up the challenge the organisation faces to avoid a repeat.

Delivery is free, believeit or not, but it will take up to 12 weeks from the moment you placethe order.

Even the point in the play die-cutting operation will not be sporadic, drops from the take-up rate, and other very important role.

Let me sum up the mid-term examination. After that we'll take up a new lesson.

But these journeys take up to twice as long, and the cost is much higher.

Prachanda: To take up weapons is just a form of politics.

As she is such a pretty woman, many men would like to take up with her.

Women love vampires because vampires can't take up the entirety of a woman's day.

And He said to them all, If anyone wants to come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow Me.

and he who does not take up his cross and follow Me is not worthy of Me.

Discovery won't have room for a boom when it flies in May; the Japanese Kibo lab is so big it will take up the entire payload bay.

Ever since childhood, Mary has been longing to take up residence in a Chinese village in Yunnan for a few year. Now her dream has come true.

Whether is it easier to say to the sick of the palsy, Thy sins be forgiven thee; or to say, Arise, and take up thy bed, and walk?

The company would deal only with the spinoff products and technologies meant for civilian use but will not take up manufacturing.

My own state of mind , when I left Watts eight years ago to take up the freshman year at Whittier College , was different .

Officials say that unless this can be speeded up, it will take up to three years before the district can be rebuilt.

Always a brand for those independent enough not to follow, the young company would take up with a young sport: Basketball.

The code shown in this listing can take up to three lists of words as input.

Ideally, politicians ought to speed up foreclosure, which in some states can take up to two years.

Cross Patch, draw the latch, Sit by the fire and spin; Take up a cup, and drink it up, Then call the neighbors in.

Because we are proceeding slowly it may take up to a month to distribute the new version to everyone.

However, please note that it normally may take up to 12 hours for the WHOIS record to update this information after you initiate the change.

If the creators of Glee do decide to take up Anne's story idea, she would not be the first big name star to get a cameo.

It does not help that since September 11th 2001 crossing the border can take up to two hours, rather than a few minutes.

both hands akimbo , left leg feels with you comfortable pose stands backward backward, right leg take up, sole contacts the ground.

Buyers however, should be mindful that once the low is established, it could take up to several weeks before a new up leg is launched.

To take up for reconsideration, as a matter previously acted on by a legislature.

TCP and IP take up the next two layers and are the transport and network layer, respectively.

filter material with ultra-fine glass fiber paper, the resistance is low, the wind volume, take up little space.

Reform of financial regulations, which the US Senate is scheduled to take up in April, will also have diverse impacts on banks.

This oil, a litre of which can take up to 20 hours to make, fetches a high price as a culinary delicacy and a cosmetic product.

That is, there are many energy signals, and maybe you can affect one of them, but then others seem to take up the slack.

Breeding or genetic modification could increase the efficiency with which animals and plants take up nitrogen.

Many were inspired to take up the challenge, some even changing the entire direction of their scientific careers.

Of course, they must be careful not to let it take up too much of. . .

He didn't elaborate, but did say the lower courts were prepared to take up the cases Sunday morning.

But Iran's suspected nuclear programme may take up at least as much of the new man's time.

It seems to be big and take up much room. But don't worry about that!

Then Jesus said to him, Return your sword to its place, for all those who take up the sword will perish by the sword.

At least he didn't join the local yacht club or take up tennis, the way some of his colleagues did.

Finally, some developers choose not to have the Outline view permanently visible, where it would take up valuable screen space.

My college roommate was a design major, so because of her influence, I decided to take up jewelry making.

For those of us raised on meat and potatoes, transitioning to a 100% raw diet can take up to three years.

I began to take up the occupation as a teacher in my twenties.

Telephone and internet services were expected to remain unstable for several days and take up to three weeks to repair fully.

Very usual in the sun to see how other people with clothes, I would like to take up that part is very good it!

That bottle that takes just three minutes to drink can take up to a thousand years to biodegrade.

Cell suspensions take up less room than eggs and have the added advantage of being able to be stored frozen.

We may take up the matter again when we come to know each other better.

The initial prognosis is a hyperextension of the ligament in his left knee, an injury that can take up to six months to recover.

Take up a helicopter and get a glimpse of the "Great Canyons" from the top. Then there are thrilling scenes of volcanoes.

In case of source based distributions installation may take up to days.

We try to respond to all submissions as quickly as possible, but in some cases, it may take up to 48 business hours to receive an answer.

By that age, a person is considered ready and able to take up the physical and cultural tasks required of young adults in the group.

Hundreds of common folk had served as foot soldiers, and only a few dozen had returned to take up their labors.

The colors red, blue, yellow and brown in Taipei take up a special place in my heart.

"The transporter was failing to take up the drug, so there were a bunch of different drug-resistant tumor cells, " said Govindarajan.

Thermal plants cannot be used to take up the slack. They have been neglected.

China's overall transportation tolls are twice that of the US, and take up around 20 percent of the national GDP.

you may not be able to take the testosterone out of young thugs, but creating jobs gives them something to do other than take up machetes.

The films are expected to take up to two years to make, with the first timed for release in late 2012.

Sliding doors take up the same amount of space whether open or closed and allow you to show off or hide things .

In a sign of the shifting global economic food chain, students from abroad now take up a growing number of spots.

If your pets aren't high maintenance enough, get more of them to take up any extra free time or money you might have.

In either case, it seems time for someone else to take up the torch, and Dimensions seems the obvious home for such an enterprise.

He would take up some broad subject and talk away upon it, and it was the attraction of these discourses which drew me there.

Mary has been longing to take up residence in a Chinese village in Yunnan for a few years. Now her dream has come true.

If have we just unite stand up, take up blah, blah, make this type ghost old man of language good good repair repair!

In the five-week intensive programme, a student can take up to two courses and most of the courses carry three credits.

Seventy percent of that country is hilly, lakes and rivers take up another ten percent, leaving only twenty percent for farmland.

24 And when they came to Capernaum, those who take up the temple tax came to Peter and said, Does not your Teacher pay the temple tax?

To take up a challenging position in marketing in a reputable organization and grow to reach the pinnacle of my career.

It is wise of her to take up the job.

Daniel was always willing to take up the glove for a good cause.

The only way to take up a new technology is to reduce an old one in my life already.

Both its tourism revenues and foreign currency take up one fourth of the national tourism revenues and of the national currency revenues.

Mr Hamada said he would leave the LDP to take up the job.

And whoever does not take up his cross and follow me is not worthy of me.

He was now to take up the other relationships prescribed by the Vaishnava scriptures.

They expect fulfilling jobs and good remuneration; few want to leave the big cities or take up underpaid teaching work.