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But if the virus or bacterium is one that our hapless rider has never wrestled, a different sort of immune response comes to the rescue.

Then the Bank of England sprang to the rescue, announcing that it would spend tens of billions of pounds acquiring government bonds.

Ms. Merkel backed down on June 17, agreeing to ask bondholders only for a 'voluntary' contribution to the rescue of Greece.

John came to the rescue, he took the spec homeand noone heard from him for 3 days.

The time had come, so I carefully put the babies on the floor of the kitchen and held my breath, ready to come to the rescue if necessary.

Luckily, Henman came to the rescue and said he'd just taken one last night after his singles match and his legs felt awesome.

In the case of the eurozone periphery, it is hard to claim that this will come to the rescue.

Mr Jin also warned that there was no guarantee China would come to the rescue of Europe's ailing banks.

Calls by the rebel council for foreigners to come to the rescue, muted a week ago, sound increasingly desperate.

However, ImageMagick comes to the rescue once more, this time with a tool called identify.

As he prepares to meet his future trainer, a series of devilish howls from the cave causes him to dash forward to the rescue.

An Irish woman is in a jail in Africa for coming to the rescue of a fellow church member that claimed he was having visa problems.

Strange to say. the police prevented any one going to the rescue and the victims died like rats in a trap.

But now tough, new rubbers have come to the rescue. Moreover, these rubbers are not being used just as pads.

Individual patients or to the rescue with the global audience together!

Here poor Brown broke down --- very sorry he had spoken at all; but Steely came to the rescue with a ray of light.

The property will be a musical there occurring in the commercial always at the moment when Hamlet comes to the rescue.

All this has added time to the rescue effort, which might mean the difference between staying here or checking out the hereafter.

If that all seems a bit too Ray Mears for you, a new department of the gift economy has come to the rescue.

However, if the monetary authority rides quickly to the rescue of a post-bubble economy, a Japanese-style trap can be avoided.

think of to the rescue of the poor boy was it could be my own child.

Bill Ward, the postman, comes to the rescue, allowing her to live in his garden shed.

Though "with me poetry has been not a purpose, but a passion" , intellect came to the rescue of imagination.

Do not use an editor that will truncate or wrap the lines - vi to the rescue. . . well, I use gedit, do not use kate.

This could be a further boost to the emirate, which has already come to the rescue of its debt-laden neighbour, Dubai.

But the early signs are that the fiscal cavalry will not be riding to the rescue of China's distressed growth prospects.

Finally, technology has come to the rescue of sons too busy to call their mothers.

Even though apt-fast can detect and auto-install axel if it's not installed, let's do it by ourselves. As usual, it's apt-get to the rescue.

Now science has come to the rescue, with a move-by-move analysis of what makes a man a good dancer.

If she rides to the rescue of her neighbours, she will undermine her own credit standing.

"When the crises erupted in Asia there was always the US and the International Monetary Fund there to ride to the rescue, " he says.

Microsoft, surprisingly, comes to the rescue here with a task manager supplement called Process Explorer.

Despite these setbacks, women have been riding to the rescue of their families during the recession, says the OECD.

He went to the rescue of a drowning child regardless of his personal safety. ; He ventured his life to save a child from drowning.

Fortunately, Amazon comes to the rescue with a completely new type of consumer-level Web service: remote storage.

Belgian frigate came to the rescue of a sinking ship between Somalia and Yemen, saving 38 people. The U.

When they brought the global economy to the edge, governments had to be called to the rescue using taxpayer money.

The Bakurans sent out a distress call, urging the Empire to come to the rescue.

Luckily Record Packaging was able to come to the rescue in double quick time.

Yet just such a squadron has flown to the rescue of capitalism's finest.

Eventually, a flying V of mounted policemen came to the rescue, helping escort the men through the security gates.

Now the tables have turned and Detroit's automakers are looking to Asia to help ride to the rescue.

A golden retriever has come to the rescue of a trio of baby white tigers, who were abandoned by their mother.

Deep Gan home pro, rush to the rescue thousands of miles, Xie in danger, love Cantabile, engraved with Wing-chi.

Lurking nearby was a wild dog that sensed an easy kill. But just when the baby's fate seemed sealed, its mother leaped to the rescue.

My plea is for richer countries that are more responsible to come to the rescue of countries on the edge.

Mr Slim, who came to the rescue of the New York Times in 2009 with a loan and investment, added $18. 5bn to his net worth.

If you keep the technical database completely separate from the business database, your design approach comes to the rescue.

Because two vehicle successions bump into, two vehicle cabs seriously distort, brings the enormous difficulty to the rescue.

After bad application logic accidentally deletes data from multiple tables, Erik comes to the rescue and restores the database.

Central banks and governments implicitly guaranteed this debt, riding to the rescue whenever a repayment crisis loomed.

This time, don't count on China to ride to the rescue of a faltering global recovery.

He recently came to the rescue of one of his friends.

As consumers grow more cautious about spending and borrowing, it seems unlikely that other sources of demand will come to the rescue.

"Away from here, " shouted an officer, hastening to the rescue, and adding, of course, the usual oaths.

After two hours by car, Andy Lau and his entourage arrived in the Mindanao Rural to the rescue forces resident.

Private-equity firms argue that the rules are archaic and prevent them from riding to the rescue of failing banks.

When he tells of superman coming to the rescue, we clap and cheer with enthusiasm.

But China is coming to the rescue by actively transforming itself into the new economic center of gravity.

But then they became heroes: when other investors were fleeing, they rode to the rescue of tottering financial giants.

His brave dedication to the mission led to the rescue of 194 soldiers in Major Charles Whittlesey's "Lost Battalion. "

But before things get too rarefied, Mr Ball's facility for conveying complex facts in simple language comes to the rescue.

But again he hopes that technological improvements will come to the rescue, enabling the country's long economic boom to continue.

The big rig was about to explode and the driver's legs were engulfed in flames. The Coopers came to the rescue.

Roderigo and Don Pedro flew to the rescue, and all were taken out unhurt, though many were speechless with laughter.

Given the desperation of the times, are Americans willing to accept big government to the rescue?

volcanic eruptions, and staged a hero to the rescue and save the state of play, became a beat to death, omnipotent hero.

Grabbing and fighting the snakes on the plane with his bare hands, Flynn came to the rescue of the passengers on red-eye flight 121.

According to the rescue people that found them, the place where they got lost was only about 10 meters away from the opening of the cave.

Here's the scenario: A southern Japanese island is under attack and American forces are coming to the rescue.

Sometimes ring buffer logging can come to the rescue when other traditional logging methods fail.

In some cases, investor-owned utilities were on the verge of bankruptcy, and taxpayers had to come to the rescue.

Perhaps most importantly, the weak dollar should itself come to the rescue of the US.

If the US does slip into recession, can the emerging world come to the rescue, as current prices imply?

The European Central Bank was never likely to ride to the rescue of Italy and Spain.

A one-stop wedding venue that provides wedding photography, the ceremony, dresses and food came to the rescue.

So, as has often been the case in the Obama presidency, it would once again be the Clintons to the rescue.

These individuals can become forceful and may even cause a hindrance to the rescue mission.

And ain't nobody coming to the rescue to help the?

Demography, if not the weather, may yet come to the rescue.

The advancement of technology has, once again, come to the rescue of photographers.

Mr Liang suggests they include Mr Zhang and his "leading group" , parachuted to the rescue in 1984.

In that case the authorities may have to come to the rescue.

Chinese consumers aren't likely to come to the rescue, he added.

Elsewhere, it is the Italians who have come to the rescue of Paris fashion.

It took a group of Greek anarchists to come to the rescue.

In the crisis, governments rode to the rescue not just of banks, but of auto manufacturers.

I made a terrified noise that brought Viny, my old nurse, to the rescue.

They came back to my house. No evening news. A bubble bath and "Mercy Watson to the Rescue" instead.

So it could be central banks to the rescue once again next Thursday.

Informed us trapped by the flood, they immediately came to the rescue.

And we'll end today's podcast by going back to the rescue of the Chilean miners who've spent 69 days trapped deep underground.

A partner will likely come to the rescue by Saturday, and help you smooth things out.

But a systemic crisis is precisely when governments feel compelled to come to the rescue, as they did at the end of last year.

The Internet has come to the rescue, with the aptly named YouTube proxy.

After more than 20 minutes of the efforts to finally lift the injured man ashore, come to the rescue of 120 medical staff.

Even when Steve Jobs, a co-founder of Apple, came to the rescue, Pixar was still in danger.

There are many medieval stories of wild animals coming to the rescue of abandoned children.

For instance, in Guinea the syndicate came to the rescue of the junta.

And the steady rain is causing new landslide, and obstacle to the rescue effort.

The credit cards come to the rescue and they soon begin to dig themselves in a pretty deep financial hole.

Come to the rescue. If you realize someone is sick, bring them some hot tea, etc.

Black King Kong slowly ambled over to the rescue and pulled Greda, who was half a head taller than Wen Xiang, into the room.

Aftershocks continue to add to the death toll, and the government has allocated billions of dollars to the rescue and recovery effort.

Talk of the Chinese coming to the rescue is just wishful thinking, says one industry analyst.

But emerging countries are not yet big enough, in absolute terms, to ride to the rescue of the global economy.

Another Russian state-controlled bank came to the rescue.

The US came to the rescue during the Clinton years and developed and sold the Chinese a proper launch system.

MR. GUERRERA: There was some hope, even among Europeans, that the Chinese might contribute some money to the rescue package.

Asia will come to the rescue of America and Europe. Perhaps.

Jamey comes to the rescue with a solution.

My senses came to the rescue of my slower brain.

Might sovereign-wealth funds from the Middle East or Asia ride to the rescue, much as they did after the 2008 meltdown?

Some order is coming to the rescue operations.

Policeman come to the rescue hostages.

Opinion: Cloud storage to the rescue?

Yemeni Coast Guard then sent a vessel to the rescue.

European appeals for foreign support only prompt opposition to the rescue plan both within the zone and in China.

The main reason is that they expect the Fed to ride to the rescue with lower interest rates.

He came to the rescue: "I guess that is what you normally call journalist? "

Such is the dynamism of the larger emerging market economies that many people appear to think that they could indeed come to the rescue.

Exercise, once again, can come to the rescue.

Sandy 3 and Sandy 4 rendezvous with the helicopter and escort it to the rescue area.

The free market, as usual, comes to the rescue.

Hearing the cries, the king ordered his attendants to go to the rescue of my lord Marquis of Carabas.

And then, fairy godmother to the rescue.

Here, too, Horava's theory may come to the rescue.

Version numbers to the rescue -- a shared library will have a version.

Well, technology has come to the rescue of amateur star gazers like me.

In such hands a backwash squeeze may come to the rescue .

At that point, Japan, along with Saudi Arabia and other OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) nations, came to the rescue.

Urgent action as a group, you have to play the role of one of the three to the rescue of disaster victims.

The Seven Samurai to the rescue?

Boats were sent away to the rescue.

Under the heading 'Tissues to the rescue!

Rainbow Fish to The Rescue!

This week, a man who has a surfeit of both capital and charisma came to the rescue of a man who is in need of both.

It is the emerging markets to the rescue.

They'll come to the rescue when they hear.

Again, Wal-Mart came to the rescue.

they found the best way to the rescue.

Uncle Sam to the rescue!

So she comes to the rescue.

China to the rescue?

They went to the rescue of the drowning man.

It's Ben to the rescue.

Who came to the rescue?

This is where flowcharts come to the rescue.

I don't think they can last out till the relief troops come to the rescue.

Not only has he summoned his family to the rescue, he has also recruited a small band of music students.

Our car couldn't start, but a friend came to the rescue and drove us home.

Have you read the posting in regards to the rescue of the hostage?

Even if we can't create a natural mapping, the brain's plasticity comes to the rescue.

Good evening, today we will go to the rescue, car outside do get-away, they came to take them away.

Build this awesome Fire Ship and go to the rescue.

Must the traveler go to the rescue?

America's government comes to the rescue of a giant insurance company

European banks: Staggering to the rescue | The Economist European banks

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Democratized Information to the Rescue

How weaver ants could come to the rescue of African mango farmers

Software inspectors to the rescue

Coming to the rescue are three new file system packages in the Java 7 beta

Send away boats to the rescue