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Ruud Gullit has said he would consider taking up a role as coach when Pim Verbeek leaves after the World Cup.

Taking up the rear was a battalion of the Leibstandarte that had motored south from Berlin at a few hours' notice.

Do not apply if you think you are not capable of taking up this job.

If you look at your body as a cross section from the front, you'll be amazed at just how much area you're taking up.

Mr Hu was convicted of trying to subvert state power, after taking up the causes of AIDS patients and the environment.

Gas issues seem to be taking up most of the day's agenda in the meeting between the leaders.

Despite growing up in a village near Bainitang himself, Mr Liu's challenge in taking up the case was a formidable one.

About the next few images, please make them a little larger, or at least taking up the whole page horizontally.

"Basically what we've discovered is a means of stopping cells taking up some of the bad guys, " he said.

So you knew I was an exacting person, taking up what I did not lay down and reaping what I did not sow!

I felt sorry to be taking up so much of his time looking at his goods and eventually purchased a small box.

The investment in nature had to be made through taking up eco-system and landscape scale challenges, she said.

I wonder if he really means that, or if he's just taking up a position on the matter.

Serving as a company director can be perilous. But for an investor, not taking up such a role is often worse.

There has been talk of him playing point guard, point forward, small forward or becoming a sixth man and taking up curling.

He also plans to set up the Blair Faith Foundation, based in London, before taking up his teaching post, the university said.

And the way things starts taking up was a year a bunch of students got together at the beginning of the year.

But if it happens often, experts advise taking up the matter with the boss's supervisors or the company's human resources team.

And what's been taking up the slack in the last few decades? Well, a lot of natural gas and a little bit of nuclear, for starters.

By taking up such questions anew, at their origin, as if they had not already been settled somewhere, one makes the pleasure last!

It felt like they were criticizing me for choosing to tell horrible stories, instead of taking up one of the beautiful ones.

By taking up its rights, Chinalco would be able to lower the average cost of its holding.

withal taking up the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the evil [one].

In June, Shafii told the New York Times that he had not been able to meet with the two men since taking up their case in late 2009.

Can other government measures help these smokers live healthier lives, or at least prevent people from taking up the habit?

One reason, she said, is the higher cost of taking up a science course in college.

For instance, people taking up the woods, go transit, the local out of favor a few of the bird was extinct.

It was taking up a great deal of my time, and the headmaster of my school gave me a choice: stay in school or leave to work on my magazine.

The farm policy was the top story on the main China Central Television news broadcast Wednesday, taking up about a third of the report.

I will be taking up the post of Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry!

South Korea's parliament has shied away from taking up the deal for fear of being embarrassed if the U. S. Congress rejects it.

You might be lucky enough to reach your fitness goal by simply cutting out bread and taking up jogging.

If you've got clothes you're not wearing because they need a new zip or need taking up, then dive in and give it a go.

Taking up the programme exposes me to various aspects of the business environment that I would be facing in the future.

It was time-consuming, with each recording taking up to five days, and required specialist equipment and knowledge.

"That's taking up valuable time from dispatchers who could be taking true emergency calls, " he said.

As long as you work hard and learn modestly from others , the pressure of taking up the new post will wear off .

Great efforts should be made to inform young people especially of the dire consequences of taking up the habit.

If you've decluttered a bunch of stuff, you might have a "to donate" pile that's just taking up space in a corner of your room.

Before taking up his new post, Mr Ban made it clear that one of his first tasks would be to forge closer relations with the United States.

Great efforts should be made to inform young people, especially the dreadful consequences of taking up the habit of smoking.

The position was just taking up too much time, she said.

Great efforts should be made to inform young people of especially the dreadful consequences of taking up the habit of smoking.

So there is no question of abandoning one responsibility when taking up another.

Today's survey findings give us a good idea of what remains to be done to get more children and young people taking up the five hour offer.

man. . . i love mcgrady. taking up for yao like stevie franchise used to. brings a tear to my eye.

Ants stretch when they wake up. They also appear to yawn in a very human manner before taking up the tasks of the day.

Taking up an occupation-oriented, service-aim, ability-standard, course-core have been the common direction of vocational education.

I loved English so much that I began taking up part-time jobs as a translator and interpreter.

There had been hopes China's consumers could rescue the world economy by taking up the slack from credit-strapped Americans or Europeans.

Great efforts should be made to inform young people the dreadful consequences of taking up the habit of smoking.

Chen was aware of the significance of doing a good job of the Party's construction while taking up the work of revolution and construction.

'The matter is resolved and we are not taking up any further action, ' the official said.

Or, perhaps more accurately, that the Java developers taking up Ruby are the effects of a deeper, more insidious cause.

I've loved being so involved with the film makers . It's rewarding and yet has been taking up every last second .

Take up a method and you put forth effort; let go and you take it up again. Progress appears between taking up and letting go.

Gap year usually refers to one year taken off by a student between leaving school and taking up a place at a university.

There should be an awareness of the dreadful consequences of taking up the smoking habit.

The talents, cultivated in the schools, had the new difficulties in taking up and choosing occupation in re oe to it.

Because of that, many music teachers and educators advocate taking up a musical instrument at a young age.

But for that very reason he is still prevented by Mr Mugabe from taking up his appointment.

Two beds taking up nearly the whole space, the narrowness of this house could even barely allow a small area for a table.

then taking up his account book , he cancelled with the greatest care all the entries of the amounts he had just paid away.

That means not leaving your towels everywhere or taking up a whole bench with your stuff.

He jumped from his horse, and taking up his bow, he ran from the path in pursuit of the perfect stag.

OverDisk can analyze your hard drive or just a folder and break down what's actually taking up your space.

However , a permanent solution to the building neglect problem lies in owners actively taking up their maintenance responsibility .

He hated to see her taking up this hard, uncompromising attitude.

Before taking up acting, she was a dancer, having started dancing competitively at age 4 in the styles of tap, jazz, and ballet.

Taking up a second career in Guangdong Province, China's export hub, is not without its challenges.

If a manufacturer contests a cancellation, the hearing process can be extremely time-consuming, often taking up to 2 years.

India and China have fought hard to try to prevent the G20 leaders from even taking up the issue of climate finance in their meetings today.

I don't think you become rigid once you takeup arms. Taking up weapons is also a form of flexibility.

The new icon seeks to clarify: Fruits and vegetables should make up half the diet, with vegetables taking up a majority of the half.

not taking up any post as director, supervisor or senior manager in any other enterprise.

Third is the control of game resource, namely, taking up the campaign media and supplanting the opposition parties.

If you are on medication, check with your doctor first before taking up any suggestions relating to your food diet.

A thousand pardons for taking up so much of your time .

Forgive me, madam, for taking up so much of your time.

There are all these redundant administrative systems taking up crucial space, ' she said.

Trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) from the West are already falling and the middle-income countries are taking up the slack.

Defence Minister Kim has angered the North with a string of hardline statements since taking up his post last December.

They could be stomped into thin discs, crushed by hand or even rolled up like toothpaste tubes, thus taking up a small space in landfills.

The Gang of Six also appears to be taking up another good idea that had nearly fallen by the wayside.

In the first six months of 2009, far from taking up the slack, Chinese imports fell by a quarter.

He arose and, taking up his crook, began to awaken the sheep that still slept.

Fields of irrigated crops are dark blue squares or circles, showing that the growing plants are taking up and transpiring water.

We shall consider the issue by taking up one after another the regions that have significant manufacturing.

Mr. Nelson said centrists had "a lot of concern about even taking up a bill without knowing its contents well in advance. "

Brazil is a vast country, taking up nearly half of South America and claiming much of its eastern coastline.

As with many Web-based email programs, Hotmail stores your emails on servers rather than taking up space on your hard drive.

Consider taking up a new sport, one that would give you pleasure and relaxation, and bring the bonus of better fitness.

Eventually they conceded, but only after he had shown musical promise by taking up the violin at school.

I dread taking up residence at an indifferent home. I really want to leave.

And the cells are lightweight and thin, so they could spread across the wings of an UAV without taking up extra space.

For most young people learning to drive is an important part of learning responsibility and taking up adult values.

Some respond by taking the journey to worship, while others may respond by taking up the sword to eliminate.

Time to complete a vessel can vary between three to five months with the 70 foot Flybridge taking up to six months.

It gives you easy access to the properties of selected elements without taking up a large portion of the screen.

Local media reports said few Dir residents are taking up the offer to go back home.

You can develop Body Intelligence by playing dancing, playing various active sports and games, as well as taking up martial arts or yoga.

With the address taking up half of the writing area, brief postcard scribbles became the precursor to today's cryptic text messages.

Without proper guidance and supervision, children taking up a part-time job easily become money-oriented.

The operation of taking up stitch. . . is one of the slowest.

If you haven't read them in a while, why are they taking up space in your house?

Taking up a fallen blaster he decided that to kill Leia might win him respect with whoever stepped in to take Jabba's place.

The Delegation also stated that in taking up the development agenda, WIPO had embarked on an important exercise.

Reveries and daydreams constantly absorb her taking up attention that Marilla feels should be spent thinking of decorum and duty.

This would be fine if someone else were taking up the slack.

I just spout stuff that's taking up valuable synapse space in my brain, primarily just to get it the hell out of there.

It was obvious to Symes within two days of taking up his appointment that a very firm hand would be needed.

If you try to become slim overnight, you're in danger of failure. Be patient and take it slow. Taking up running or swimming might help.

I'm so sorry for taking up so much of your time.

To use it, you no longer need to link QQ, QQ number of open client and taking up too many system resources and trouble.

What about taking up a post on the board of directors when he hangs up his boots?

They both contain long and developed cadenzas with the first movement's cadenza alone taking up almost the entire last half of the movement.

But this latest data suggests other drivers of economic growth are now taking up the slack.

The performer blocks with both hands on the waist and carrying and taking up , and rubbing repeatedly for three to six times .

eg. Increasingly, more wine-makers are taking up the challenge of growing Pinot Noir.

taking up the headphones , saying the secret words, then, begin their sweet cose.

You might not want these files taking up space in two different locations on your computer.

Have I lived to hear you taking up with Sloanishness, Diana Wright?

to extend the length of muffle furnace and quicken taking-up speed.

Question: Would you mind XXX taking up the post of the Chief Executive?

If you find that emails are taking up a lot of time, set yourself a time limit.

Individual investors also are taking up the contrarian charge.

There is also little chance of overseas aid payments by rich countries taking up the slack left by the drop in private capital flows.

The basis is established to develop the new type needle bar mechanism and thread-taking-up mechanism in computerized embroidery machine .

The critical habit of thought, if usual in society, will pervade all its mores, because it is a way of taking up the problems of life.

He also indicated that he will be taking up the option of a low-cost Cosworth engine deal.

I haven't heard anything about weapons taking up multiple skills. So that may be true, but I haven't heard it.

He says that many borrowers, often nominally lower-risk ones, prepare for default by making more credit inquiries and taking up other loans.

Reaching the professional level typically takes three to six years after taking up a sport.

Store, backup and transport digital images, music and other files without taking up room on your computer's main drive.

And if you're handling the relationship professionally, there's no need to feel bad about taking up your mentor's time.

A language chip will save tons and tons of efforts in taking up the learning process.

You've added quite a few buttons to the Quick Access Toolbar, and so the toolbar is taking up more space.

Copyright Link to your copyright information without taking up a lot space.

A SEC spokesman confirmed that the agency is taking up the issue.

Among other things, it discourages Japan from taking up more international responsibilities.

Main point: The thumb and other four singers should be assumed "U" , Put strength equally with taking up and hold on.

In 1983, Pepsi engage Roger Enrique serves as a president , he stares at sight on the advertisement once taking up an official post .

Times have changed, obviously, the Lakers now taking up space atop most pundits' championship predictions.

Australian David Hicks is accused of taking up arms against the US in Afghanistan, could be sentenced to the life in prison.

The prime minister represents a strand of Conservatism that recoils from the idea of Britain taking up again Kipling's burden.

The cells actually bend as they pass through, giving up their oxygen in the process and taking up carbon dioxide.

When I anew am taking up the books study, you actually me divide and other schoolmates are dissimilar in the class and grade.

The traditional open means taking up space, lift the cupboard door be convenient to use, also conducive to beautiful.

Consider taking up martial arts. Research shows that people who practice them have lower levels of anxiety and higher self-esteem.

'Find other ways to cope like taking up a new hobby or using relaxation techniques, ' he says.

The Senate has delayed taking up his climate change bill, which barely squeaked through the House of Representatives in June.

Objective To probe the clinical nursing teaching model for taking up post according professional titles.

In recent years, the trend of Chinese celebrities taking up foreign citizenship has upset many vocal Chinese Web users.

Are any of the ranchers taking up that offer-or are any of them buying outright.

Several women attempted to blend in by learning to cuss like sailors, taking up gambling, or even dating local young ladies.

Days for prophets and saints believed killed in the service of the faith dot the holiday calendar, taking up 22 days of the year.

But after the Kuomintang and landlord counter settlement, the people had no way of subsisting other than by taking up arms.

His seven-bedroom home in Florida has become a tribute to the popular toy, taking up four rooms - including the bathroom.

The utility model discloses a thread-taking-up drive mechanism which has high drive precision and long service life.

He is fit, he's undergoing rigorous training and mentally he is taking up the challenge.

I leave it to you and the Pulitzer committee to decide which list is better, mine or the one that is taking up 800 pages of this magazine.

What could be more routine and apparently banal than taking up soap and water and washing yourself?

China is now the world's largest consumer of steel, taking up about 40% of the world market.

Do something engaging by taking up a hobby or spending time with people you enjoy.

Accessorize. Scarves or jewelry can change your entire look without taking up too much space.

Some regular tasks are taking up far more of your time than they should.

Research participants include 75 students taking up the course "basic nursing practicum " for the first time.

What are these little films, anyway, and why are they taking up valuable screens that could be showing Little Fockers and Yogi Bear?

So we're a major player in the international space station, and Europe needs to pay for the operations, and we do that by taking up cargo.

Or do they groan in anticipation of the politicking, the bureaucracy and the office bore taking up what little oxygen remains in the room?

Besides taking up IT-related jobs, engineers can easily take up jobs in other fields like finance and marketing.

Grains and proteins (meat and fish, for example) should occupy the other half, with grains taking up a majority of that half.

The script ramps up slowly, but right away starts taking up memory and generating lots of transient objects.

Matches involving Ghana were over-subscribed, with large corporate ticket allocations taking up many of the seats.

Keeping them on UI may improve the chances that they return to work instead of taking up disability insurance.

When opened all the way, it folds down behind the back seats without taking up space in the trunk.

We also are taking up trade issues related to green growth, ensuring that the TPP countries remain in the vanguard on these issues.

Before taking up that post he had been principal conductor of BBC National Orchestra of Wales from 2000-2006.

Hon Emily LAU raised a question on retired civil servants taking up employment in statutory bodies.

He has built a mansion overlooking Lake Washington that he's packed with high-tech gadgetry and TV monitors, some taking up an entire wall.

Only women taking up leadership positions in science will have an impact on women who go through it [pursue a career in research].

Rather, the software uses 3, 000 core computer processors taking up the space of about eight refrigerators.

Outside Congress, the Republicans' presidential wannabes are taking up their starting positions for 2012.

Nietzsche met Wagner in Leipzig shortly before taking up his appointment to the chair of Classical Philology in Basel in1869.

If Attenborough proves irreplaceable in nature, then Cox is busy taking up his mantle in science.

Are there things that are taking up unnecessary space at the work place?

The whole garden covers 290 hectares , with the lake taking up four-fifths of its total area .

"We're not taking up all the bandwidth waiting for acknowledgments, " he says.

Hon LEUNG Yiu-chung raised a question on the taking up of employment by retired senior civil servants.

Property prices have shot up, with ever more young financiers taking up residence here.

Apparently taking up another subject, she recommenced in a short time.

Taking up a child under each arm, Jane ran from the burning house.

"Sorry for taking up your time, " says the ad, and promptly desists from further pestering.

Debates about the merits of articles often drag on for weeks, draining energy and taking up far more space than the entries themselves.

A: I can imagine! I tend to faint when I see blood, so I think I won't be taking up a course like that anytime soon!

A thousand pardons for taking up so such of your time.

Don't say you can have it done the following week if you already have commitments taking up your time between now and then.

Taking up residence in this - what was it?

After a slightly shaky opening, the Portuguese index quickly reached plus 0-point-3 percent, taking up a positive rising trend.

A cast-aluminum heat sink extends up from the socket threads, taking up almost half of the product's 4-inch height.

Use Performance Monitor to determine if a particular item is taking up too much memory.

I think it is time for the Fed to consider in earnest taking up some form of inflation targeting.

Taking up painting, dancing or singing will draw many admiring glances your way.

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Fifth, taking up regional and global challenges is the common responsibility of China and the West.

Indirect-bidder interest, however, was very good, with indirect bidders taking up almost half the two-year notes on offer.

Bipolar plate is an essential component of PEMFC, taking up 60%-80% of its weight and 40%-50% of its total cost.

But he warned Congress against lengthy delays in taking up his proposals once he becomes president on January 20.

Should Kelly have continued her acting career instead of taking up residence as Princess Grace of Monaco?

If today's iPod is just taking up space without paying the rent, maybe it's time to go.

If you're taking up the collection, you can ease the situation by asking only those who really know the recipient to participate.

Instead , it may cause damage by replicating itself and taking up scarce resources, such as disk space, CPU time , or network connections.

The heir on taking up his ancestors fief had to pay a relief.

Ms Worth hopes the pictures will discourage people from taking up smoking in the first place.

I see, but what are your concrete plans and data with the research you've done on taking up this project?

It is said that you are taking up a new policy in your foreign trade.

From time to time, you might think of taking up a new hobby or activity.

I feel bad taking up the family money.

We're taking up this space tug which takes up cargo to the space station, and we're doing this to offset the operations costs.

Jesse educated himself while simultaneously taking up employment in the field of sales and marketing.

Gary Varvel's cartoon is unusual in taking up an issue of such limited concern to most people.

Art designing alone is taking up a lot of my time.

Rich Europeans have been avoiding paying taxes for years by taking up residence in low-tax countries such as Switzerland or Monaco.

For now, the bloatware on phone is more about taking up storage space than processing resources.

By that time, racing was already taking up some of his free time.

Loading tension force for supply and taking up unit, openning purge valve (spray valve and gun valve) and starting the cleaning buttom.

"What is your address? " inquired a young lady behind the counter, taking up the curtailed conversation.

"Then I'll go without. I don't care what people say! " cried Jo, taking up her book.

You might find you have so much space you'll consider taking up another hobby.

The tropical and sub- tropical taxa are predominant, taking up 75% of seed plant flora.

Move over! You are taking up so much room.

Personal Rudd hire, taking up a bill.

UNWANTED SHOES: If you have shoes taking up space in your closet, I encourage you to donate them to Soles4souls. com .

Our headmaster didn't agree to her taking up the job.

It becomes unhealthy when it is personal and is taking up too much time and energy.

After coming in the fold of Yoga a person finds himself taking up a broader view of life.

But they are all there, slowing down your view indexing and taking up disk space.

When you notice something becoming a constant distraction or taking up too much time and energy in your life, how do you deal with it?

You're taking up so much room!

The high cost of equipment prohibits many people from taking up this sport.

Sometimes taking up a new sport or activity, such as tennis, martial arts, racquetball , or golf, may help.

I don't know as there's anything so strange , our taking up our time with little things while we're waiting for them to get the evidence .

So Nasa plans to modify the design of the station, taking up only the bare minimum.

The club regrets that Kevin has, instead of taking up that offer, chosen to resign.

Windows' built in task manager is a fast, simple way to monitor the process taking up your precious CPU cycles.

Most people didn't agree to her taking up the job.

Our teacher didn't agree to her taking up the job.

These boxes of yours are taking up too much place.

He says aid provided to these countries are taking up a bigger share in China's foreign aid budget.

Mr. Miller adds that those derivatives, even today, are taking up a lot of time and energy.