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What was the whole process in the creation and the evolution of the universe to getting to the point that we have these kinds of materials?

'It got to the point that bin Laden would be the only reason to go in, ' the senior official said.

I also checked to see if the anemia had progressed to the point that his blood no longer carried enough oxygen for his body's needs.

The raids, he said, are hindering business, unsettling the local Chinese community to the point that many workers had gone into hiding.

Which brings me back around to the point that the choice of a particular technology is not as important as resulting user benefit.

International travel has grown to the point that many hotels find it necessary to employ bilingual or even multilingual staff members.

We believe in him to the point that we decided to sacrifice someone like [Shay] Given.

Gasol has fit right in with the Lakers to the point that it's easy to misunderstand his impact.

We have come to the point that food is just as entertaining as a good movie.

For a while, there was much discord among practitioners, to the point that we could not even study the Fa together.

Installation is straightforward to the point that it might not even be necessary to specifically install anything.

However, be careful not to overly optimize your business processes to the point that there is no room for error.

Characteristics of these acts already common in preschool children, sometimes extended to the point that the young people and adults.

To the point that you could buy a beautiful house on a canal in Amsterdam for the price of one bulb.

I can take a spring like this one and stretch it to the point that it no longer behaves like Hooke's Law.

The bones are then heated to the point that they become a perfect means of filtering sugar.

You could push for fun and playtime to the point that you are addicted or self-destructive.

When I finished, the class went unexpectedly silent, to the point that I could feel a certain amount of hostility.

There's actually surprisingly little evidence that you can train these abilities to the point that you can actually notice everything.

At the Pentagon in northern Virginia, a low rumbling built and built to the point that the building was shaking.

In the Inception phase, the product idea or request for proposal is developed to the point that the funding decision can be made.

But it does get to the point that not all of the 1 million women are going to be informed that they sit in this high-risk group.

Its car industry has been remarkable in the way it has developed to the point that China is now the largest car market in the world.

Secondary school curricula have been homogenized , diluted, and diffused to the point that they no longer have a central purpose.

Ties between the carmakers have deteriorated to the point that executives are said to no longer be speaking to each other.

These kids have wonderful marks , they have CVs jammed with extracurriculars , to the point that would make your eyes water .

Uganda has also made strides in secondary and higher education, to the point that it is attracting many students from other countries.

Remember that in an earlier lecture when we stressed a wire to the point that it was breaking.

The supply-side cult has shrunk to the point that it contains only cranks , charlatans, and Republicans.

To the point that I even associated sex with that walk home.

then got straight to the point that political philosophy and political value in the field, these acts of values to regulate the explanation.

First I thought the pain would l go away, but it grew stronger until to the point that I couldn't take it anymore.

Seed: But what if scientists are able to improve recycling to the point that we can endlessly reuse existing materials?

Future warfighting will be global to the point that planning for individual theater campaigns will be counterproductive.

To the point that when work was over I'd go home and watch it instead of sleeping, and go to work the next day like that.

Much Soviet gear is of an ersatz nature, to the point that nothing can really be called the standard issue.

My take is that if it bugs your family and friends to the point that they tease you, it's probably too extreme.

Still, the rumors persist, to the point that Rockets general manager Daryl Morey told Martin he is not looking to deal him.

Has your productivity in your day job been reduced to the point that you regularly work nights and weekends?

High temperatures accelerate the decay of LEDs to the point that their lifespans can be more easily estimated.

Secondly, the footprint of tools has grown over the past few years to the point that the "bloat" created has become troublesome.

This is so to the point that attempts to have similar image on have been already seen on the markets in 2009.

When polished brass becomes very shiny to the point that it shows a reflection.

If your mind wanders to the point that you put your life or the lives of others in jeopardy, take action.

Their family situation decayed to the point that they argued with each other all the time.

Garbage collects occur automatically when the Java heap has been exhausted to the point that an allocation request can't be satisfied.

The air eventually heats to the point that radiate light.

Technology can accelerate things to the point that we lose control.

The air eventually hit to the point that radiate light.

After about 60 divisions, the telomeres are eroded away to the point that the cell stops dividing.

The Games have grown in scale to the point that nearly every nation is represented.

Emmanuel Eboue says he is loving life at Arsenal, to the point that he's so happy he comes across as 'crazy'.

But as we all know, today's real estate intermediary has evolved to the point that clients turn.

If industry pollution is capable to heat the global temperature to the point that glaciar begin melt.

Even to the point that everything else seems so beautiful.

In other words, you have induced extreme depression to the point that the will to live is destroyed.

Sometimes the INJ's private world overtakes the INJ to the point that they completely tune out their environment.

Subsequent restore sequences bring remaining files to the point that is consistent with the database and then bring them online.

It's now to the point that guys are policing each other's caloric intake and food choices.

We stick to the point that theory comes from practice.

It's gotten to the point that the meaning of "social media" today doesn't relate to issues like social housing, social policy and so forth.

We have gotten to the point that every company has to consider whether their website will be used on the go, and if so how.

We have to draw your attention to the point that we will place substantial orders if your price is acceptable.

But we didn't go too far to the point that it's unrealistic.

On the road, do you frequently curse other drivers, to the point that driving has become unpleasant?

e. g, He drew my attention to the point that I had overlooked.

Now I'm back to the point that prompted me to keep a diary in the first place: I don't have a friend.

Is there any way I can improve my memory? I am 27 and forget simple things constantly to the point that my spouse teases me about being old.

Drink to the point that you can not hear anything.

They can beself-absorbed to the point that it is difficult for them to take advice fromothers.