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The theme of learning, taking in information and giving it out, will be very strong at this point of the month.

Stayed for a couple of nights taking in a show, a few sights and a bit of work.

He spread his arms, taking in the dark horizon and the desert with its sandstone wind sculptures and its countless silent whales.

Google said the project leaders did not know that the vehicles were also taking in snippets of activity on the WiFi networks.

She stared at him for a moment, taking in the cream-coloured linen suit, the shoes.

The conversation pauses as we eat, and I scan the office, taking in a collection of Russian dolls and a row of ceramic Dutch houses.

"But I believe we are taking in the majority of the donations that are coming in through Europe and elsewhere, " he said.

Log everything that goes into your mouth, and you'll really see how much you're taking in.

I spent at least two hours walking around the interior and the surrounding Piazza, taking in the visual and historical feast before me.

Without taking in a deep breath. Try to move your belly button inward as far away from your finger as you can.

Then I notice, slowly Itachi's chest rises up and down in the fashion of taking in air.

Raising two teenagers is rough all on its own, but taking in what many believed to be an alien is above and beyond the call of duty.

Plainly, fighting terrorism or hostage-taking in the Sahel is a different sort of intervention.

But the company unwittingly gave a demonstration of just how big a leap it was taking in building its own brand.

Although most hospitals remain closed, one of the city's biggest medical centers is now taking in patients.

They spent a short time taking in a carefully selected set of sights in Taipei before heading off to other parts of the island.

Aside from his combative midfield duties, the Brazilian also took on the captaincy and the penalty-taking in a challenging campaign.

that of the other-directed person works like radar, taking in signals from near and far.

It stares blankly at him, taking in shuddering breaths of the poisonous air.

To get a flatter stomach and get rid of some of that belly fat, cut down or completely stop taking in alcohol.

Taking in information these days is like trying to drink from a fire hose.

The man drew the umbrella up to his lap, his small eyes taking in the small boy's figure.

Imagine electronics that could fix themselves - no more calls out to electricians or taking in your prized gadgets back to the shop.

We decided to manipulate those colours but using a black background, taking in consideration the surrealism mentioned above.

But Mr Weber could not stomach some of the measures the ECB was taking in response to the euro crisis and bowed out of the race.

All of these activities are good uses of leisure time, as is taking in the occasional film or watching a few TV programs.

Eastern Europe, it is worth noting, will have to make up for those going west by itself taking in more migrants from farther afield.

As you're reading, you're taking in language naturally, and you're seeing how it all fits together.

The cable chamber (180) has a range taking in a radial direction of at least about 15 percent.

She listened attentively, taking in every word he said and asking questions from time to time.

This crisis is the result of regulatory failure to guard against excessive risk-taking in the financial system, especially in the US.

Taking in a whole new sea and I'm swimming with a new crowd.

Potassium iodide is a salt that stops the body from taking in radioactive iodine that can be emitted during a nuclear emergency.

It treats the international developing trends in a open mind, taking in the best of them.

So far, he has travelled with his fake girlfriends across Britain and America, taking in Stonehenge, the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls.

If you are trying to lose weight, you should avoid taking in too much grease and fat.

On the borrowing side, Canada has often debated the exigencies and dangers of taking in so much foreign credit year after year.

Open yourself to serendipity and just wander around, taking in the sights and soaking up the vibe of the new place.

Many readers have asked why banks wandered so far from their mission of taking in savings and making loans.

Be open to taking in ideas that seem unrelated on the surface.

Now imagine if you were leisurely walking a trail in the woods, taking in all the sights, sounds and smells of nature.

A lot of the existence taking in person, the spall lost the social most basic productive forces, the land cultivation insufficiency.

Most people are taking in pretty low Earth energy, and solar energy, due to a significant amount of stress.

For schools that choose the low-tech way to fight plagiarism, taking in-class writing samples is one of the easiest solutions.

Some analysts warned that there were signs that investors were reassessing their attitude towards risk-taking in many asset classes.

Yet all of these memories are times when, as children, these people were taking in the fact and act of loving.

Her eyes were eagerly taking in every thing within her reach.

Like I said, you can't spend every minute of every day with your head in the clouds, taking in the 50, 000-feet view.

Your meals have to be tiny-taking in less than 800 calories a day.

The key is to make sure that you don't overcompensate and end up taking in more calories than you're actually burning.

I really need help on taking in the meaning of Shakespeare's play, it is too hard to understand.

They're taking in oxygen to help them convert sugars into energy, and releasing carbon dioxide.

One of the exercises has required students to fix their eyes on some central point, taking in the words on either side.

Mr Ahmadinejad has made two visits to Latin America, taking in Nicaragua, Ecuador and Bolivia, as well as Venezuela on both occasions.

By taking in carbon dioxide and converting it to oxygen trees naturally remove excess carbon from the air.

Ii is a wonderful experience that you look around by taking in the electric motor car, comfortable and breathtaking.

They're taking in the front end from suppliers.

It sounds unimaginably, half a century ago, it is not possible for two ppl taking in distance, but now we are accustomed to it.

Irregular migration to the Canary Islands, which was taking in tens of thousands of Africans a few years ago, had almost ground to a halt.

a fetching new hairstyle; something inexpressibly taking in his manner; a winning personality.

You'd then go back to standing in line, taking in a raucous concert or attending your grandma Bunny's funeral.

Nutrition: Processes of taking in and utilizing food substances.

There is way named oil taking in vacuous pipe commissioning on basis of the actual case of the west crude oil pipeline.

Taking in the sights and sounds of nature appears to be especially beneficial for our minds, researchers say.

Taking in the numerous abandoned children was also banned, on the ground that "The more we take in, the more will be abandoned. "

They are digital books in a variety of subjects from astronomy to zoology taking in science, maths, history and geography.

When you go out for lunch here in downtown Vancouver, you see throngs of tourists with cameras taking in the sights and sunshine.

Taking in fewer calories also slows metabolism, and some data indicate that humans with a slower metabolism live longer.

For instance, YouTube is now taking in 35 hours-worth of video content every minute of the day, up from about six hours-worth in June 2007.

Carlo Rizzi: You spic slobs still betting Yankees? Tell them to stop taking in action. We lost enough money last week.

He wants an Islamic emirate of Somalia, taking in the mainly Somali parts of Ethiopia and Kenya.

Taking in charge of labor relationship management, including avoid labor dispute and handle with labor arbitration cases.

Hundreds of thousands visit the region each year, taking in the beautiful Pacific vistas and enjoying the tranquil seaside atmosphere.

I feel that I must be 'taking in' a lot from my environment -- even things I'm unaware of -- because it affects me so.

But as a last resort, taking in boarders can be a better option than foreclosure.

Like their biological analogs, the greenhouses tap into the buildings below them, giving and taking in a kind of mechanical symbiosis.

will be deemed to be the date of dispatch, taking in charge or shipped on board, and the date of shipment.

Taking in the small joys of each day expands our feeling of being connected with the world, especially once we become more attuned to them.

The dress needs taking in a bit at the waist.

By giving out cash and taking in securities Mr Bernanke leaves the public with more short-term and fewer long-term assets.

Taking in gambling may result in crimes, misbehaving, negligence of their studies, and inefficiency with their interpersonal relationship.

And all the time, I was being laced tighter and tighter and taking in more waist of my costume (as well as my frocks) more and more.

Arabic will evolve from the prescriptions of the grammar book, taking in new words and discarding obsolete ones.

Instead of spending six months taking in new ideas, I have to spend six months going over what I should have already learned.

A. Taking in charge of personnel issues, including inviting letter applies, visa and passport renew and lodging register.

This is the total cost of the holiday, taking in everything.

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Just keep it there for a second while just taking in how your hand feels.

But EU countries are already taking in plenty of foreigners (see chart), and many struggle to integrate.

Taking in to consideration, the driver's comfort, the engineers have attached exquisite sports seat and racing bred system.

Organization according to their own conditions, taking in the entire organization or only in some of these departments use the standard.

Too much learning is done by rote and by taking in lectures and reading assignments with little or no discussion.

"It doesn't look like you'll need a bellman, " the clerk said, taking in her shorts and T-shirt.

It may also signal their aversion to risk taking in these uncertain economic times.

The decline in the number of people taking in children now appears to have halted.

Eat this thing for breakfast and you're taking in more sugar than a Snickers bar and a paltry 12 grams of protein.

Chances are, after time spent taking in red sunsets, colorful flowers and warm, quiet hours on the beach, you'll be relaxed too.

Focus on taking in a smaller chunk of information, but consciously thinking about it more.

That is, they were taking, in part, a bet about whether GM would actually be able to pay them what they are owed.

Taking in ideas and information from the PHP community is great, but what can really help you flourish and thrive is giving back.

And on clear starlit nights, I would climb in the sawdust piles, taking in the magical smells of fresh-cut timber and sawdust.

By 1993, it was taking in and burning local wood wastes, and in 1999, it began relying on heat generated from the new biogas plant.

"Pirates of the Caribbean" is taking in a very nice treasure and it sure isn't fool's gold.

'Vampires Suck, ' a Fox comedy sending up the recent sexy bloodsucker fad, placed second, taking in $12. 2 million.

One in five people said they would be rather be on holiday than taking in the game.

Secondly, cluster analysis is performed by taking in situ DMT test results of Suzhou-Nantong Bridge as an example.

Such shuffling, they think, may free up space in the hippocampus and increase its capacity for taking in something new.

The author put forward to solve the inner right conflict problem by taking in judicial and intercessory relief.

It's far from enough for only taking in processing work sometimes.

measures taking in many respects such as government and external balance, new economies are much better than big economies.

The boat is taking in water!

The Risk Taking in engineering bill pricing mode is discussed in the competition market environment.

Several students are expelled from the university following reports of drug-taking in bedrooms.

My eyes are constantly taking in the visual world: color, texture, pattern, and motion.

That will take money, but ultimately it also means taking in the western Balkan countries as members.

Good, there is some. . . it would cheapen the whole idea of contracts which has to do with taking in obligation on myself.

Somali pirates have hijacked dozens of ships in recent years, taking in tens of millions of dollars in ransom.

One cannot spend enough time taking in all the photographic opportunities.

America is taking in immigrants at a faster rate than Europe and making a better job of assimilating them.

Can you embrace the label and come forward, taking in its simultaneous relevance and irrelevance?

Respiration: Process of taking in air for oxygen and releasing it to dispose of carbon dioxide.

There is balance in taking in honor and love from the resources of the land to build one's dwellings.

This article shows an example of one plug-in taking in XML to register extensions for a defined extension point.

"THE propensity for risk-taking in India has gone up a lot, " says Sanjeev Aggarwal.

But while China pursues its peg, the world's largest exporter will keep exporting and taking in cash rather than imports.

In this practice, we are sending out our bodhicitta, our goodness, and taking in the suffering, fear and claustrophobia.

The Alsace Wine Route meanders 105 miles from Marlenheim to Thann taking in some of the region's prettiest countryside.

I understand Singaporeans' concerns about taking in so many foreign workers and immigrants.

But taking in enough food on the feasting days to avoid weight loss proved difficult.

The poor widow earns money by taking in washing.

"Eat healthily, " he says, "taking in more fresh vegetables and fruit and less red meat. "

The first line creates the client stub by taking in the service endpoint or URL of the service.

It supplies a constructor for taking in a DOM org. w3c. dom. Node, and will read from that Node when used.

I believe that the step they are taking in response is totally appropriate.

We believe in taking in plenty of fresh air and getting plenty of exercise.

The actions we're taking in Operation Liberty Shield are making this nation more secure.

Taking in charge of routine maintenance for bonded material and final product in E-book.

The reason you need to log is because most people underestimate the amount of calories they're taking in.

Las Vegas has around 200, 000 of them and America as a whole about 1m, taking in an average of $1 billion a day.

Pimm began asking himself: Can we assemble a stable ecosystem by taking in the parts at random?

The park's remote location make extended backpacking or paddling trips the preferred methods for taking in its Arctic wilderness.

Yet polls still show a narrow majority of Europeans in favour of taking in more countries.

Eve: I can imagine. . . you know, all it needed was little taking in here and letting out there. Are you sure you won't want it yourself?

These plants are particularly useful for taking in harmful gases in the new house.

the process of taking in oxygen from the air and releasing carbon dioxide.

I feel like taking in a movie tonight.

They live spontaneously, taking in every uncertain moment for all it's worth.

What does this show us, that we're not good at taking in everything in the whole scene?

"Moebius" flopped within China, too, taking in only $3 million domestically.

This in turn necessitated taking in large outside shareholders so as to raise the necessary cash.

I didn't get to know her habits so well without her taking in a few of mine.

No taking in dangerous materials without permit.

Trees keep our air clean by taking in carbon dioxide and sending out oxygen.

Wall Street firms turned huge profits by taking, in some cases, reckless risks and cutting corners.

d. Taking in a foreign movie and hanging out at your favorite cafe.

While taking in a new city, do it by walk, instead of driving around.

Emotion can affect decisions about risk-taking in all age groups, not just adolescents, Figner says.

As usual, about 18% of our daily calories taking in is from sugar.

Still, the advisory panel concluded that Trasylol's risks were worth taking in some patients. Dr.

THUS FAR WE HAD confirmed that glia sense axon activity by taking in calcium.

I personally think that all prospective pet owners should be educated on pet ownership before taking in a live pet.

Schools will now get a big cash bonus for taking in poor children, reversing the social apartheid in our playgrounds.

Larapinta, her camp, has a stunningly peaceful vista taking in the red MacDonnell ranges.

Lovers of modern art will also enjoy taking in the Lasapalatsi "Glass Palace" media center.

In personal relationships, focusing on meeting the needs of the other person instead of taking in order to get your own needs met.

person works like radar, taking in signals from near and far.

She supplements her pension by taking in washing.

I hope you're taking in what I'm saying.

You may be shocked at how many calories you're taking in, but it will help you identify areas for improvement.

Its stereoscopic camera eyes swivel back and forth, taking in the contents of the room.

Dizzy spells are common and the chest can feel tight, because the lungs are taking in more air and oxygen than they are used to.

Be clear about your computer's symptoms and what steps you are taking in order to try and achieve the desired result when asking for help.

The problem is not risk-taking in itself.

These countries could presumably boost food output by taking in some new land.

"Taking in adequate energy doesn't mean you are taking in adequate nutrients, " says Hyman.

She supported her family by taking in laundry.

So it is not a taking-in but an introducing.

Alice earned some money by taking in washing.

An ancient civilization, is taking in The Three Kingdoms "taoyuan wonderland" is JieYi out there.

She helps her husband to support the family by taking in washing and sewing.

What military decisions do we want machines taking in our name?

As well as taking in the Budget on Twitter, I downloaded the full statement, which was rather more heavy going.

She scraped along by taking in sewing.

Santa Anna, a lifetime gambler, was known for his risk taking in battle, but also his brutality.

We began getting into real trouble about 3 in the morning, when we started taking in water faster than our pumps could handle.

I've written several times about how just taking in more personal development information can make you feel like you are making progress.

Too high a temperature and we'd spend all our time taking in fuel to burn.

The bed was very comfy and we slept for 2 hours that afternoon before heading off and taking in the sights of Venice.

It's no good taking in much fat and sugar.

No, I mean what's he taking in college?

WSJ: What measures are you taking in the U. S. to address the political issues and expand your business?

Taking in museums and culture in a big city.

The best of learning English is taking in English as much as possible.

Wherever I am, I simply put one foot in front of the other, taking in the world with each step.

The act of taking in.

We are spending $1. 3 trillion more than we are taking in.

She is on a 17-day tour, taking in Switzerland, Britain, France, Ireland and Norway.

The central government is flush with cash, taking in 28% more in revenue this year than over the same period last year.

Morgan Stanley, based on one measure, boosted its risk-taking in the third quarter, even as rivals like Goldman reined in risk.

TV reruns are quintessential time wasters, not only are you vegging out, you're also not taking in anything novel.

I have a capacity in my soul for taking in God entirely.

We know that without the action we are taking in the UK, 500, 000 British jobs would go.

At present, our country individual income tax collects the specific gravity too narrow , taking in insisting to hang down.

The whole idea of losing fat is to burn more calories than you are taking in every day.

Finally, Analysis of basic principle and principal system, which are taking in administrative procedures code in our country.

Did you ever really give something back instead of always taking in?

They are demanding an explanation of how eight Hong Kong tourists were killed in the hostage-taking in Manila.

Let me give you a flavour of the kind of measures we are taking in the UK

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