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Nevertheless, the charge of spreading his talents too thinly does seem to be repeated with increasing frequency.

Mancini also issued a thinly-veiled threat to his employers that the arrival of any new faces would prompt his immediate departure.

The Daily is thinly staffed and will cost less than half a million dollars a week to put out.

Carrie listened, and caught the infection of something -- she did not know what. Her nostrils sniffed thinly.

It was considered a sign of favor when he called someone up to the front, although conversation with him flowed rather thinly.

Has the question to be possible to leave behind your question and the valued suggestion thinly in the message.

Place bay leaves in a small bowl of water. Roll two bay leaves at a time and then thinly shred and place in dry dish.

Snap the tough stalks from the asparagus. Thinly slice the spears with a large sharp knife and place in icy water.

His first semiconductor amplifier had a "small cylinder coated thinly with silicon, mounted close to a small, metal plate. "

In a thinly veiled criticism of the United States, he suggested the terror fight is being used as a cover for human rights abuses.

Wash the chicken breast and dry up with a kitchen towel. Thinly slice and add in cornstarch . Mix them thoroughly with your hand.

Rolls-Royce took to the stage at the Geneva Motor Show in March with a thinly-veiled concept version of its new "entry level" sedan.

In 2008 AK itself narrowly escaped being shut down on the thinly supported charge that it was seeking to introduce sharia rule.

Perhaps fortunately, the vast majority of this carbon is spread very thinly, forming only a very minor ingredient in rocks.

At the bottom level, Lenovo leaves management of the expansion to external distributors, so that re-sources are not stretched too thinly.

He used his party's weekly address as a thinly veiled attack on Mr. Obama's recently announced plans to run for a 2nd term as president.

The former financing arm of General Motors is now partly owned by private-equity firms and is terribly thinly capitalised.

The burden of recapitalisation would fall disproportionately on a few, very large and relatively thinly-capitalised banks.

thinlyMuch of the speech was a thinly disguised attack on the management of the company.

Was it necessary and productive to mutate 21st century American-style capitalism into a thinly disguised knock-off of the New Deal?

Naval cover is stretched thinly over a vast tract of ocean, so delivering suspects to Kenya, say, would take a valuable warship off patrol.

I get meat from the Japanese butcher on Great Jones Street, where they're set up to thinly slice beef for sukiyaki or shabu shabu.

I thought: Even if I am very suffering from injustice, is pressing your meaning, gradually, the thick product sends thinly, slowly realizes.

if verified, would be entirely at odds with modern stereotypes of hidden, thinly scattered tribes scratching out an uncertain existence.

Although the MINI Crossman was shown as a thinly-veiled concept at the 2008 Paris Motor Show, work is still ongoing on the mini 'ute.

The next-generation Outlander is on the way, and we suspect that the Outlander GT Prototype is a thinly-disguised version of it.

Long grass, thinly How many pieces with pomegranate trees, trees do not appear to be smaller, do not pull squeak hung several small fruits.

COMPUTER chips and solar panels are made of the same basic stuff: thinly sliced silicon.

The golden eagle exquisitely guards against losing its ultra thinly to let you be relaxed freely , handy .

It reportedly contained thinly veiled references to Malone and members of her family.

Democratic governments can withstand some consumer disgruntlement, especially if it is too thinly spread to swing many votes.

"The franchise is thinly spread and in general has not yet achieved a significant scale, " the bank said.

What about the seemingly clear risk that the company could spread itself too thinly?

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When it was time for questions, the lack of interest turned into thinly-veiled hostility tinged with jealousy.

Their exteriors are often plain and uninspiring and their thinly-padded interiors are short on comfort but long on ugly hard plastic.

Most of the body is thickly glazed , but thinly- glazed areas appear almost white.

Such criticisms may appear to be thinly disguised demands for greater redistribution.

Swapping into Ping An shares leaves it indirectly exposed to SDB, still one of China's most thinly capitalized listed banks.

The turmoil was a reminder to investors that the yuan market is young and still relatively thinly traded.

A fine or thinly spun thread, fiber, or wire.

Parts of Pakistan's vast and thinly populated western state, Baluchistan, are also in revolt.

Another challenge presented by thinly bedded reservoirs is the presence of vertical heterogeneity and varying layer flow properties.

Indeed, young bloods were thinly spread among the old codgers in the audience.

young shoots thinly tomentose and with glandular hairs that soon wither.

The main character, Amory Blaine, is, in many ways, a thinly veiled Fitzgerald.

thinlyMrs Brown wrapped the thinly clad man in her fur coat.

Stipules caducous, pale brown, linear-lanceolate, 6-10 mm, thinly membranous, with a few stiff hairs.

Our attention is being pulled in too many directions, leaving us feeling overloaded, distracted, chaotic, spread thinly, without focus.

Young shoots glandular. Leaf blade thinly leathery. Pedicel densely glandular; ovary densely glandular, viscid.

By letting users spread their monthly donation as thinly as they desire, Flattr discards the notion of per-item value.

Perhaps it's your thinly veiled racism and patronising misogyny that she finds offensive; I can sympathise.

Slice pork thinly and arrange on a plate with cucumber by the side.

If returns on equity become negative in a thinly capitalised business, many banks will become insolvent.

The jellyfish were small and almost transparent, not readily visible, and thinly spread out over five kilometers (three miles) of coastline.

The bread is sliced very thinly, and the slices are grilled or toasted in an oven before being brushed with olive oil.

Until recently many Chinese carmakers built thinly disguised copies of vehicles made by Volkswagen, General Motors and Toyota.

The US pavilion feels like a thinly veiled advertisement for the companies that paid to build it.

Achene drupaceous, straight, adnate to thinly fleshy perianth, enclosed as base or almost wholly by discoid or cup like fleshy receptacle.

Turkey is sold in many ways -- frozen, fresh, whole, cut into parts, grind up like Hamburger, thinly sliced, roasted, fried , smoked.

Such thinly veiled references to military action would, he contended, bolster diplomatic and economic pressure on Iran to forgo the bomb.

The authors expect to provide a benchmark for assessing the potential costs from non- marketability and thinly-traded market.

Place thinly shredded jelly in a medium mixing bowl, and mix sauce ingredients and pour over, stir gently.

Density ? Mass can be thinly dsitrbuted as in a pillow, or tightly packed as in a block of lead.

Cover the powder and meat thinly scattered, selling similar attitude should be discouraged.

Imagined futures that are really thinly disguised commentaries on current affairs are not chiefly concerned with reliable prediction.

The sun rose, thinly from the sea.

Similarly invigorating has been recent economic news from the geographically vast but thinly populated north European country.

Only small villages are thinly scattered in this remote and inhospitable region of Arctic tundra bordering the Beaufort Sea.

Thinly shred the cucumber, carrot, apple and spring onion. Rinse the arugula, drain and pat them dry. Crush the peanuts lightly.

Thinly coated onto plastic or metals, the polymers, which are infused with bacteria, are permeable to gases and nutrients.

Branchlets brown or reddish brown, angular, thinly pubescent when young, gradually glabrescent, with slightly curved prickles.

Not many people came to see the game; the sparse crowd was scattered thinly through the stadium.

thinly slice steak across the grain. serve sliced steak with sauce.

Back of upper lemma facing away from rachis; spikelets thinly biconvex, oblong-elliptic.

Between our conscious, waking world and the subconscious state of slumber, there is a thinly veiled plane of lucid dreaming.

Notes: You may add some thinly sliced ham, or substituting half cheddar cheese with swiss cheese to make variations.

Stem slender, thinly ribbed or striate, usually branched, petiole remnants not persistent.

But, love strength breaks through the common custom hatred finally the stop, spurts thinly.

Sprinkle with cinnamon if desired and top with a thinly sliced apple.

Although hemp lever is resembled thinly when the university when, little stomach also can resemble a persnickety ball after eating a meal.

The truth is that the West has a thinly capitalised banking system that is being allowed to earn its way back to health.

"Well, just taste it at dinner, " I countered, smiling thinly to mask my irritation. "If you don't like it, you don't have to eat it. "

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pericarp membranous or thinly papery, slightly fleshy distally, glabrous, not adnate to seed.

Schools have been told to use reduced-fat spreads rather than butter and to spread this thinly.

Branches glabrous when young; leaf blade membranous to thinly papery, margin sparsely glandular-crenulate; female sepals usually 3.

Stem hollow, thinly ribbed, essentially glabrous, scabrous below umbel.

Baluchistan is Pakistan's largest province geographically but is thinly populated.

Tax-loss sales can depress stocks in mid-December, especially small stocks that are thinly traded.

He issued a thinly veiled threat to attack Col. Gadhafi's forces still on the offensive in the cities of Ajdabiya and Misrata.

And back in 1998, as now, these market swings were exacerbated because it was August, and many banks were thinly staffed.

Your battalion is conducting economy of force operations across a broad, thinly manned front.

spread the margarine thinly over the meat; apply paint lightly.

But the operation has also been criticised for focusing scarce resources on thinly populated areas.

The Chinese banking system is already among the most thinly capitalised in emerging markets (the ratio of equity to assets is 6%).

endocarp thinly cartilaginous, adnate to mesocarp in dehisced fruit.

style longer than stamens. Follicles ca. 1 cm, orange, pericarp thinly leathery and slightly bright when dry, with persistent style.

These doctors have already accustom to watch alive chronic illness dead in the hospital and have already seen very thinly to these.

Is China a bubble? External market sentiment has gyrated wildly from one extreme, thinly supported opinion to another over the past year.

Actually that thinly veiled propaganda was in yesterdays article.

But as they become global, they may spread themselves too thinly.

Remove skin from the onion, wash and shred. Slice tomato thinly. Remove skin from garlic and chop finely.

German banks are thinly capitalised, with little more than 2% of equity supporting their assets (see chart).

Might his entire oeuvre be a thinly disguised ode to unfettered man love?

Though Canada covers a vast territory, much larger than that of China, it is thinly populated, less than 30 million.

The key for banks will be finding cost-effective ways to reach isolated and thinly populated communities.

Coat eggplant pieces with beaten egg. Touch flour thinly. Fry the coated pieces in fry pan until gold.

Too often the energy from a home page or second level page is spread too thinly across too many topics.

Young branchlets, leaves, and valves puce when dry; leaf blade papery to thinly leathery; valves rugose and curly when fruit ripe.

In his latest speech, Obama's thinly veiled rhetoric proves he will do anything to satisfy his pro-Israel voter base.

Soak the black fungus and shred thinly . Finely chop ginger , onion and pickled chilli .

Stem much-branched from base, thinly ribbed, branches almost equaling stem.

a series of what correspondents describe as thinly veiled threats to use force.

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tunic red-brown, thinly leathery or hard and leathery, entire or outer layer splitting.

Thinly peel the carrot and cut the pickled chilli into small pieces. Rinse and slice cucumber.

Leaf blade thinly leathery, lateral veins prominent adaxially; capsule glabrous.

In the specimens we examined (including the type), the leaves were thinly leathery.

Culms up to 1. 5 m; upper glume of sessile spikelet thinly pilose.

branches stout, usually crooked and gnarled, ca. 5 mm in diam. below inflorescence, thinly grayish tomentose.

adaxial surface deep green, sparsely scaly, densely white-pubescent and thinly hispid, midrib raised abaxially, concave adaxially.

pericarp thinly woody, horizontally striate adaxially.

However, as the English, your forces are spread thinly with the threat of rebellion looming large.

There is plenty of evidence that the administration is much too thinly stretched.

It is also vital for times of rapid growth that would otherwise weaken a company by spreading the funds too thinly.

I replied with a thinly veiled warning.

In fact, worry and anxiety can be understood as fear spread thinly.

This year, most have market caps of less than $500 million, and all 100 are thinly traded compared with the Fortune 500.

Rinse bitter melon and slice thinly. Marinate with salt. Mix well and leave it for 10 minutes.

Leaf blade margin entire or distantly shallowly serrate above middle, thinly pubescent.

The villages, which contain between 40 and 300 individuals, are scattered thinly throughout the Amazon Forest.

Leaves abaxially initially densely yellowish white tomentose, thinly so when old.

Thinly slice two inches of root ginger and boil, adding lemon juice and honey to taste.

Slice tomatoes thinly and place slices evenly on top of Tuna mixture and bread.

If fruit is used to garnish meat it should be cut into small pieces or sliced thinly.

Broadway was thinly peopled with pedestrians.

Mutterings that thinly veiled protectionism would see most of the contracts go to domestic players may not be wholly justified.

With the wild-simulated method, seeds are planted thinly in the forest.

Thinly slice Chinese ham, arrange on a plate, sprinkle with sugar and wine, steam for 20 minutes.

Leaf blade initially densely yellowish white tomentose abaxially, thinly so when old.

Analysts worry that the firm will spread itself too thinly.

However, the super-rich are pretty thinly spread, even in modern London.

Leaf blade ovate-oblong, 2-pinnate, glabrous, thinly coriaceous (Guangxi).

As top chefs move into hotels in ever greater numbers, the elite have spread themselves widely and, in some critics eyes, too thinly.

Current year branchlets slender, terete; leaf blade thinly leathery, abaxially pale green; sepals glabrous.

tunic pale brown to brown, thinly leathery, splitting.

slice stewed beef; wash and shred lettuce; slice tomato thinly.

Mr Chen's thinly veiled agenda of promoting independence riled Beijing , which is closely watching his trial.

Young branchlets and inflorescences thinly villous, rarely subglabrous.

Leaf blade thinly papery or papery, ovate to suborbicular.

Petals yellow-white, elliptic or oblong-lanceolate, ca. 7 mm, apex obtuse, thinly ciliate.

more thinly capitalised banks may face quotas on new lending.

shabu shabu is thinly sliced beef and vegetables that are boiled at the table.

Style 2-parted; sepals margins ciliolate; leaf blade thinly leathery, secondary veins adaxially obscure.

What little blood he had left trickled thinly down his wrist.

Leaf blade thinly herbaceous, abaxially green; stipules large, margin dentate or shallowly lobed.

lean lean, thinly slice with soya, cooking wine, water starch for more than 10 minutes.

Fruits small, baccate, globose, indehiscent, exocarp fleshy, endocarp papery to thinly woody, 3- or 4-locular.

Is the world's biggest maker of networking gear spreading itself too thinly?

People tend to love him loathe him, and the middle ground is thinly populated.

For a moment, I will be moved thinly in crash-bang.

If too thinly applied, it may volatilise and lose its red colour.

Wash and pat dry beef. Thinly slice the beef and mix in the marinade. Let stand for about 20 minutes.

Thinly sliced beef strips, vegetables and mushrooms are cooked in a hot broth that is flavoured with some kelp.

Cut the sausage in half lengthwise and then thinly slice.

Yet banks are also thinly capitalised: the core "tier 1" capital of big UK banks is a mere 4 per cent of liabilities.

Sepals 2-5, imbricate, free or slightly united, thinly membranous or with nearly pellucid margins.

The thinly sliced beef is a visual feast in itself.

Don't roll them out too thinly, or they'll turn out like crisps.

pericarp thinly leathery, detached from 5-winged axis.

And why are Europe's banks so thinly capitalized?

Stems often solitary, 5-7 mm thick, upper parts with many slender axillary branches, thinly pilose.

If we spread our energy too thinly the main project suffers.

Slice the cucumber thinly.

Leaf blade ovate to suborbicular, thinly papery or papery, apex cuspidate. Petals ca. 3. 5 mm.

Totally 3 kinds of turbidites have been recognized and described, including thinly-bedded, mediumly-bedded and thickly-bedded turbidites.

This area is thinly populated.

As many are thinly traded anyway, they can see prices drop through the floor when some people rush to sell.

Don't spread yourself too thinly.

Funding is spread too thinly.

Disk small, thinly membranous, 5-lobed.

yam and slice thinly. Set aside.

Leaf blade thinly leathery; peduncle slender, with short hairs; petals 4-5 mm.

Leaves thinly leathery, 7-14 cm wide; glands on petiole apex; male sepals woolly.

Remove from heat, rest on one side for 5 minutes and slice thinly. Serve in the warm tortillas with tomato salsa and guacamole .

A red sun rose thinly from the calm sea.

Leaf blade thinly leathery, apex not retuse, style ca. 1. 2 mm, glabrous.

The paint is thinly laid on.

And these are scattered thinly over 13 nations, four of which no longer have viable breeding populations.

They can be applied thinly or thickly.

Leaflets thinly leathery. Sepals (4 or)5(or 6), adaxially more subsessile glandular hairy; veins arcuate, confluent at apex.

This is especially true in America, where his work is thinly scattered across a number of museums and largely ignored.

The July hogs contract, which is thinly traded because it expires this week, closed 0. 3% higher at 96. 12 cents a pound.

lower glume thinly cartilaginous, back pilose with silky hairs twice length of spikelet, keels scabrid, apex acuminate;

Culm sheaths deciduous, thinly leathery, initially white powdery, silky hairy, apex later glabrous, concave;

Brief Discussion on Management Technology of Production and Operation in Horizontally Butted Well in Thinly-Bedded Rock Salt Mine

Culm sheaths brown to gray-green, with dense, variably sized spots forming a cloud on distal portion, thinly white powdery, brown strigose;

Thinly Populated National Economic Development and Western Regional Economic Theory

Culm sheaths deciduous, trapezoid, initially thinly white powdery, glabrous, asymmetrically arched, apex slanted along outer side;

Culm sheaths persistent, base very tough, thinly white tomentose, brown hirsute centrally and on distal margins;

Evaluation of Thinly Laminated Sand Formations Using Conventional Logs and Resistivity Imaging Data

Drupe exocarp thinly membranous, glabrous, finally separating from mesocarp;

lower glume membranous, thinly cartilaginous, or becoming leathery below, flat to broadly convex, veins indistinct, laterally 2-keeled;

apex acute to obtuse; abaxial surface pale, persistently thinly loosely whitish-tomentose;

sheath initially thinly white powdery, glabrous, margins ciliolate;

Crostini are made by thinly slicing bread, typically plain white bread, and toasting or grilling so that it becomes crispy. Crostini

endocarp thinly crustaceous, with concave reticulate wrinkles and some longitudinal grooves, inside smooth;

Brief Discussion on the Exploitation Technology of Multilayer Thinly -Bedded Rock Salt

glumes subequal, membranous or thinly cartilaginous;

Application of Horizontal Well Drilling Technology in Thinly-bedded Rock Salt

abaxial surface gray-green, scaly, densely white-pubescent and thinly hispid;

internodes straw-colored, glossy, thinly white powdery;

sheath thinly leathery, glabrous, margin ciliate;

Cultivation Techniques on Thinly-skinned Walnut

exocarp thinly leathery when dry, brownish yellow, smooth;

internodes ca. 30 cm, initially thinly white powdery, glabrous, lower ones with yellow-green or pale green stripes;

Leaf blade thinly papery, abaxially sparsely pubescent, usually with crowded minute dark red sessile glands, adaxially scabrous;

pericarp thinly leathery, rough abaxially, horizontally striate adaxially;

dorsal ribs thinly filiform, the lateral broadly winged;

The world has two thinly, springtime ice thin, the human sentiment is thinner;

calyx lobes connate, thinly membranous;

glumes smooth or scabrid, margins thinly membranous or ciliolate, apex acute;

testa thinly leathery or membranous;

scallion, green parts only, thinly sliced

testa thinly crustaceous;

Caesar Salad With thinly slices of parmesan cheese

leaf blade thinly papery or papery, 3-veined, often snow white or silvery tomentose abaxially, margin serrulate;

In a room of thinly whitewashed pine

1 apple, halved, cored, and thinly sliced, slices halved crosswise

stigmas semilunate to U-shaped. Berry small, ca. 1 cm or less, pericarp thinly leathery, blackish when dried;

New Development of Solution Mining in Thinly-bedded Rock Salt Mine

Wash potatoes, peel and slice thinly;

The Development Mode of Complicatedly Fractured, Low-permeability and Thinly Interbed Reservoir in Chunhua Oil Field

Female catkin thinly terete, 2-3 cm, elongate in fruit, shortly pedunculate, with leaflets at base;

1 tablespoon of smooth peanut butter (if no risk of food allergies) spread thinly on bread or a cracker

Ray tracing of finite frequency seismic wave based on thinly layered model

small red onion, thinly sliced

Female flowers: perianth tube 4- or 5-dentate, thinly fleshy in fruit;

1 small red onion, peeled and very thinly sliced

Capsule black at maturity, long ellipsoid, 2--2. 5 cm, thinly leathery, sparsely hairy;

1 pound celery (8 to 10 large stalks), peeled if desired, and thinly sliced on the diagonal (about 5 cups)

tepals 9, white, outer 3 thinly leathery, oblong-elliptic, 6-7 cm long, inner 2 whorls smaller, usually fleshy, obovate, 5-6 cm long;