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You've taking it a bit seriously , aren't you, Holidays are only relaxation.

The normal situation throughout history has been a smooth change from helping out with the family business to taking it over.

Taking it, the girl turned and pointed to an old man standing beside her. "MY grandpa will pay the bill. " she said.

He could never part with it, taking it with him to the grave !

Buffett internalized the concept, but had an interest in taking it a step further.

It seemed rude to speak of death to the dead, and I kept checking Robin's face, to see how she was taking it, but Robin remained impassive.

Then I remembered taking it out to pay for the taxi, so I knew I had it with me just before I walked into the restaurant.

She is famous for her outrageous costumes, but is a meat bikini taking it a bit too far?

They preferred taking it out of doors, under the trees, and I set a little table to accommodate them.

"It was certainly a shock, the market is taking it a bit hard, " said Sean Maloney, strategist at Nomura.

But a few weeks ago, he asked if I had ever thought about taking it beyond a fantasy and actually having a threesome.

They were taking it out on one another because of their hopeless dissatisfaction.

Maybe she was only taking it out on you. Secretaries have a lot of pressure, too.

I recently began having some mild complications with my pregnancy and my doctor told me that I had to start taking it easy.

You're taking it a bit seriously, are't you? Holidays are only relaxation.

It's no good taking it out on me, I can't help it if we had a puncture.

But I did not realise how much I needed a break until I was taking it.

ONE WINTER a Farmer found a Snake stiff and frozen with cold. He had compassion on it, and taking it up, placed it in his bosom.

When Marion (who played Piaf in an Oscar winning biopic) came on board I thought about taking it out but I liked the idea of the connection.

"It has been hard trying to juggle two roles -- as a student and a wife -- but I am taking it in my stride, " said Siti Maryam.

Use absolute positioning for the element you want to animate on the page, taking it out of the layout flow of the page.

She did not like the motion of Mr. Helton taking it on himself to correct her little boys, but she was afraid to ask them for reasons.

Every time I put money back in someone's pocket, I feel less guilty about the fact I spent many years taking it out.

Prepare to fire at the belly of the enemy ship! We're taking it out! Stand by to fire!

People literally ripping up their flooring, taking it out, trying to salvage whatever they can.

Mr Liu might still be without a permanent job, but he and his fellow migrant workers are not taking it out on China's leaders.

Researchers at University College, London, are taking it a bit further.

It was the only sensible economic course, and by taking it, we proved ourselves to be, once again, a good neighbor.

I cannot hope to be found not guilty of taking it-that would be too much to expect.

"I've not had any pain since the surgery and I'm taking it step by step but it's gradually getting back to normal, " she said.

I put it into a closet, planning on taking it to the Kite Market to see if it could be fixed.

He had dyed it afresh for her taking it from purple back to blue as it had been when first she met him.

It's almost accurate to say that we become our dominant thoughts, but I think that's taking it a bit too far.

SHE MEANS: I may be blowing this out of proportion, but I'm overwhelmed and, yes, I'm taking it out on you.

Somewhat comically (in retrospect) I told myself to swim harder-as if I'd been taking it easy up until that point.

And the cost of the drug nagged at him. If it worked, how long could he afford to keep taking it?

Later, when he sought to help some Chinese newcomers with taiji, we were all glad to see him taking it so seriously.

Customer: Will it be too long if I continue taking it for a week according to the doctor?

If that seems a little much, try taking it easy for about an hour or so before you plan on going to bed.

000 seems like a lot, and it is, but by taking it out of your head and putting it on paper, you are more likely to overcome it.

Several of these flow into a branch sewer, which joins first a sub-main and then a main sewer taking it to the treatment plant.

I started taking it about a week ago. I had a skin disease that would turn my skin red and my skin would flake off. Now it's almost healed!

In Jiaxing, residents expressed disappointment at the low visibility but tourists appeared to be taking it in their stride.

But what they don't realize is that kids don't care about toys -- what they care about is parents being grumpy and taking it out on them.

Status Offline Fact is, , she's just got bad news and was taking it out on you two.

"I am taking it easy, " he said and looked straight ahead, evidently holding tight into himself about something.

This is about trying to make films without cameras. It's about integrating with a social or physical space, not taking it over.

As with any other exercise protocol, you can get a lot out of dancing, or you can get the minimum benefit by not taking it very seriously.

Now he's taking it out on me.

A man was taking it easy, laying on the grass and looking up at the clouds. He was identifying shapes when he decided to talk to God.

"I'm taking it easy, " he said and looked straight ahead.

Taking it out did not appear to have any adverse effects, according to their study published today in the journal Cell.

We are taking it a level deeper. . . it is a much more precise targeting mechanism.

I gave my name to the woman I love, but she remained my wife for the rest of my life without taking it.

He says how you could be so carelessly and leave a bag of gold in front of your store without taking it.

Tom(taking it out): But what have you been doing with it? The blade's all twisted! Have you been using it to open tins?

If you're taking it, your doctor should be continually monitoring its effect via regular blood tests (at least once a month).

But this 5 percent is enough to allow a person to go from taking a shower assisted by an aide to taking it themselves.

Taking it before your workout increases the flow of amino acids to your muscles during training, giving them the building blocks they need.

We'll work with one of those examples, taking it through several different stages throughout the article.

Just as you are taking it all in, new surprises come your way.

The tax package had been on a separate legislative track and appeared dead because House Democrats balked at taking it up.

I'm sorry for taking it out on you.

It does not prevent an attack, but it prevents the enemy taking it.

Taking it from its root in the stocks to its tip in the clouds, it is sixty fathoms long, and its diameter at its base is three feet.

But at least in the show (which is taking it's own liberties), you see people (like Shane) covering their mouths when all hell broke loose.

By 2030, most of one's time was spent putting information in or taking it out of communication devices.

but through modifying the body and taking it with you as it is your creation; and this is the only manner to honor your creation.

The H1 element is then hidden by taking it out of the flow altogether.

This bee seem to enjoying it breakfast, just ignoring that I taking it picture.

They were taking it home each year, facilitating lavish lifestyles, enormous homes, private jets and a garage full of expensive cars.

Air out any new furniture that might contain formaldehyde adhesives for at least several days before taking it indoors.

Corporate Televison film is the brand media which covers a great deal of information, taking it si a quite complicated engineering.

Obama's team make comparisons with a coach taking over a sports team and taking it in a new direction.

Books like this one point to a more enlightened road: the future depends on us taking it.

Marriage is designed primarily for giving rather than taking, It is meant to be a permanent union of two unselfish people.

She's gonna be scanning luggage and taking it from passengers with bad attitude all day long.

However, I'm not taking it personally: I think it is because other people agree with me that the phone is becoming obsolete at work.

This market is ours for the taking! It is now just a matter of time and hard work.

By assimilating the shadow, eating it and taking it in rather than projecting it out onto others, we become whole and authentic.

'Taking it easy' really isn't my style, especially with an almost-2-year-old, two dogs and a home and career to look after.

And realize that life is the best thing ever, and that you have no business taking it for granted.

That indicates that they are not just stumbling over the extra information, but are taking it in and processing it.

or when the only thing that will stop your baby crying is taking it for a drive.

She also called the bus depot and found out what time an out-of town bus departed, even though she had no intention of taking it.

The next time a lone sock emerges from the dryer, pin it to the board instead of taking it back to the sock drawer without it's mate.

This song can be used for running fast or taking it easy, depending on what kind of mood you're in.

His seat is now up for grabs; pundits give the Republicans a good chance of taking it.

It was a highly-charged moment and probably I had too much time to think before taking it.

In two other clinical trials still going on, patients taking Vytorin have also been more likely to die from cancer than those not taking it.

Am hit up an event and told reporters the song is a "monster" track, saying she's taking it to the next level.

Linguists see the new vocabulary as an emancipation of sorts of men's fashion. And they're taking it seriously.

Heat are one game away from taking it all! ! ! I wish i could be at the games!

Sony stored over 1, 000, 000 passwords of its customers in plain text, which means it's just a matter of taking it.

Some women experience side effects so unpleasant that they have to switch between different types of the pill or stop taking it altogether.

The bars slam home. Andy is alone in his cell, clutching his clothes. He gazes around at his new surroundings, taking it in.

Opposition Democrats have attached unrelated domestic spending to the bill, taking it beyond the president's $178 billion request. Mr.

I would like to see the team more focused on the upcoming official season instead of taking it easy just because it was a friendly.

Most are just taking it easy, hanging out with friends.

I wrote my first poem at the age of four or five, my mother taking it down to dictation.

I find I feel much better taking it than when I'm not - and I feel sure it helps ward off common gastric illnesses.

When you are prepared in advance for what is coming up, it enables you to set your mind to taking it all in your stride.

No. I was here last semester, but I didn't find out about this class in time. So I'm taking it this semester.

The gun-dealers say the system can be upgraded without taking it offline completely.

Thus the word home, I did not say I was taking it back.

Luckily, there's a way out of this pit and many women today are taking it.

You were well out of order taking it without asking.

If Congress can't legislate away the financial rewards for excessive risk-taking, it can at least try to tax them.

Katherine : Actually, I'm stony-broke. I'm taking it all back in the morning. I just love to shop!

I wasn't taking it too seriously at the time, I would just sing around the house.

Also, flying means that I will have to spend my first few days resting in Lhasa and taking it easy.

He missed a penalty in the last minute, but he had real bottle in taking it at all.

The Turing model is way too general; taking it by face value would destroy the entire software patent system (not a bad thing though! ).

In other words, he got off to taking it up the ass from a two-foot horse dick.

Subsequently, a number of inter-personal misfortune, my eyes have been taking it even matter.

The entitlement to an alternative holiday remains in force until the employee has either taken the holiday, or been paid for not taking it.

Both countries need each other, only the US dependency is taking it down and China's riding its dependency up, economically.

With the cost of oil threatening to further slow down an economy that is already in the doldrums, Spain is not lying down and taking it.

But when a hacker produces a new capability on Linux, any number of people can use it without taking it away from anyone else.

Others are taking it further, building smart grid networks to enable consumers to plug in electric cars at a variety of locations.

Supply raw material and other needed products to production area as well as packing the finished product and taking it to the warehouse.

His mother died, and he is taking it hard.

After all, taking someone's order over the phone is not that much harder than taking it over the Internet.

I pray that my actions will help bring the Earth back in balance instead of taking it farther out of balance.

It may just be an exhibition game but the all-star won't be taking it easy on his former teammates.

But the humans use Protoculture as an energy source, taking it would leave them helpless!

"That's exactly what I want. " Said the man, taking it, "I'll bring him out. "

You may be facilitating your boss's combativeness by bowing your head and taking it, rather than speaking up or walking out.

However, scientists warn people against taking it as a drug since its effects remain unknown.

You always have to field questions on how to speed up a process and why it is taking it so long to finish.

China is now grappling with a rise in social unrest, and the Chinese leadership is taking it seriously.

Big pharma will say it's no big deal but I disagree. Read what individuals report after taking it.

When you were 16, she taught you how to drive her car. You thanked her by taking it every chance you could.

His goal was to minimize his family's impact on the environment, taking it as close to zero as possible.

They wanted to keep their land, they wanted to stop the White Man taking it all for himself.

Even for a master, time travel is tricky business. But that didn't stop legendary sci-fi and horror writer Stephen King from taking it on.

I mentally crop the photo as I'm taking it. Then later I can easily crop the photo in image-editing software like Photoshop.

On a trade-weighted basis, the pound fell nearly 2 per cent, taking it to its weakest level since January 1997.

After taking it, he experienced thirst, throbbing in the head, and fever -- symptoms common to malaria.

"Taking it down to the wire, " he says, "makes it all about bargaining and less about creativity. "

Make sure you keep some on hand and when you feel the first symptoms of a cold coming on, start taking it regularly.

Taking it to the streets: Above, two individuals, advertising their skills on signs, wait for work at a labor market in Chengdu on Feb.

But the government is well aware of that risk and appears to be taking it very seriously.

I need time off, to relax, reflect, write, exercise, sleep, and I'm not taking it.

He stopped taking it when research a few years ago suggested large doses might increase risk of death.

Thus, they decided to use BesGas Three as a refuge, taking it into the lowest part of the Life Zone.

You can repair your rifle by taking it to a certified gunsmith, it's under warranty!

The country's quest for secure energy is also taking it offshore, where wind energy and significant deposits of gas can be tapped.

Asked if she knew about many children were taking it for ADHD, Weber said, "We really don't. "

Anyway, again major shout out to my guys for taking it down.

But months later I still remember just standing there, watching, listening, taking it all in.

It was about taking it up, gathering your nerves and believing in your power to control a destiny.

Sorry for what? For breaking my heart, or for giving me the greatest pleasure I've ever known and just taking it away?

If you want quick and permanent weight loss start taking it regularly and in short span of time you will find instant weight loss.

Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar is breath-taking. It has 72 tons of Gold and countless gems and diamonds on the pagodas.

I've learned that taking it easy and following your natural rhythms is much more important than productivity.

Taking it in turns seems obvious, but what about when one partner is particularly tired already?

This hotel is 40 stories tall, and engineers are taking it away one story at a time.

In fact, L. A. 's Metropolitan Transportation Authority is working on providing cellphone access on subway trains, not taking it away.

But Cole said: "It is good to be back, taking it day by day and hopefully I can start the season. "

Does this mean that we're still capable of getting mad as hell and not taking it anymore?

Collecting it and grinding it up into aggregate to make roads can consume more energy than taking it to landfill.

Likewise, in adulthood, ambition was not a problem and taking it easy was not healthy.

The pill appears to reduce the risk of ovarian cancer, even long after women stop taking it, concludes an analysis in the Lancet.

The idea is to push the enterprise architecture toward completion by taking it through four states.

Ph: Chew and swallow the bits with water or put them in water to melt them. Remove the wax before taking it.

To our sorrow, some government branches constructed it only taking it as a vanity project.

When diabetic mice were given the drug, their blood sugar levels went down; when they stopped taking it, their blood sugar went back up.

Taking IT employees as research sample, whose personal preference has been little affected by objective factors.

I'm taking it slow, feeding my flame, shuffling the cards of your game.

Unfortunately, the drug acts like one for curbing alcoholism, so drinking when taking it makes people sick.

Not taking it too seriously when he scatters your newly styled hair.

b: i think i put it beside my chair when i had my lunch, and i left without taking it.

Assume also that putting up the tree and taking it down bring disutility, although in my experience this is not necessarily the case.

My legs generally feel good. I am taking it very steady each day and often walking the last few miles just to avoid injury.

But for the sisters, the joy has always been in taking it by force. . . and I guess it always will be.

You thanked her by taking it every chance you could.

The design is good, but as a English taking it seems that there is rather much chinese.

Luo will be the first Chinese to hold the Beijing Olympic flame after taking it from Nikolaidis.

Abstinence from food, or temperance in taking it, helps to strengthen the soul for intercourse with God.

"Obviously, the case is just starting, so we're taking it very, very seriously, " Wilson said.

Or am I just taking it all much too seriously because nothing in this world is real anyway?

Maybe Sinisa promised too much and is aiming way too high instead of taking it step by step.

In Singapore, they have signs that forbid you from taking it on the public transport system ( see here).

To his amazement, the medicine was very fragrant. He felt much better after taking it and fell soundly asleep.

You're just taking it to the next level.

The Romanian is keen on a quick return, but he is taking it easy as he doesn't want to risk another blow. . .

"This is the luckiest hat in the world, " I said. "I'm never taking it off! "

Men taking it can boost their sex drive by at least a quarter, researchers found.

Taking it for granted that, with ability you can have a spot of your own.

So we came up with multiple hypotheses, there's little green people down there taking it.

And taking it easy may be all Chinese white collars need to escape the year-end pressures.

So I hate the behavoior of committing suicide or taking it as threat, for it is disrespecting for life.

However going with the flow and taking it into yourself is comfortable, and very calming.

He had compassion on it, and taking it up, placed it in his bosom.

"We do a disservice to Russia by not taking it seriously, " said Toomas Ilves, Estonia's president.

That alternative is to bring freedom back into existence by taking it back - back to the love of freedom, to our lifeway.

Last week he also advised that with the risk of cancer rising between 40 and 55, 45 would be an optimal age to start taking it.

This logic is correct as far as it goes, but investors are taking it too far, too fast.

Work is of course necessary, but the problem is taking it too far.

If the world's biggest brand is not taking it easy, everyone else must work harder to catch up.

Chew and swallow the bits with water or put one in water to dissolve it. Remove the wax before taking it .

And the reason we're taking it out is because it's hurting you, isn't it?

I'm taking it down to the electric shop to be fixed.

He turns a deaf ear to what the boss says, never taking it seriously.

'Taking it from an idea to an actual business, I felt like I had the tools, ' he says.

Negative ads from both sides blanket the TV airwaves and the candidates are taking it personally.

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) is taking it toll on China 's tour industry.

We're taking it back to her. How's your burger?

My now 18-month-old daughter, Callie, loves having her picture taken almost as much as I love taking it.

Yesterday he had a slight loss of cool when he spoke of how he is tired of "taking it" for 18 years.

"They've put together the team and structure. The significance of this deal is that they're taking it into roll-out mode. "

One line ( half line ) three times a day . Shake it well before taking it .

There was a big project up there but he decided against taking it.

First phase is to build a simple one page lead generation website in 7 days and taking it live.

And just taking it one day at a time.

I'm just taking it one cycle at a time.

I'm taking it for granted that brevity is generally a good thing.

And never before have we had the luxury of taking it for granted because it is now so cheap.

Yeah, boy. . . I mean, people are sending suggestions. And uh, and we're taking it all under advisement.

After all, today and tomorrow are about the same. But isn't the railway company taking it too seriously?

I've been taking it easy on you Panda, but no more. Your next opponent. . . will be me.

You can't do that if you are tensed and striving, taking it all so very, very seriously.

I enjoyed my mum's cooking and just taking it easy in the evenings, reading and watching DVDs.

But now we are just taking it one game at a time.

The simple, easy and nonchalant life is a good thing but taking it too far is wrong.

If you hve a feeling of wanting to throw up after taking this drug , stop taking it immediately and consult your doctor as soon as possible.

And in taking it to enable other people to go forward with the work that they want to do .

To prevent your dog from chewing the furniture3, try taking it for a long walk before work.

Obtained a copy of the test prior to taking it in class.

I wonder if he's really taking it in.

That's my computer, and I'm taking it back!

The permanence of saying yes to Dan paralyzed me. The minute I told someone, anyone, there'd be no taking it back.

I know Japanese hospitality is renowned all over the world, but this is taking it way too far.

Liu had lost his pen while taking it to the teaching office.

In this version we're saying we'll perfect the racing game and start taking it beyond.

Would you mind my taking it to a place?

This girlfriend has also got used to chatting to her dog every day, taking it for a walk.

Yes. That's what's so strange. I would't remembered taking it off anywhere else.

Please let your camera waistcoat pass through X-ray after taking it off.

I want taking it too seriously at the time, I would just sing around the house.

Yesterday morning, I caught a big fish. After taking it home, I neither give heart to eat, nor gave it to my neighbor.

For this reason taking it is banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

If you insist on taking it in too limited a sense, it is certainly false.

"Sure! " Julia said, taking it seriously.

ah I know what you mean, but I guess you're taking it more serious than it is.

But sometimes I'm uncomfortable taking it. Just as a leader and as a captain, I like to be on the ship.

We can not live without air for we breathe it continually, taking it into our bodies and blowing it out again through our noses and mouths.

Allowing men taking it to get breasts like pregnant women in just 10 days.

So much for taking it easy.