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It would be easy to speculate about what we could have done differently, but that wouldn't turn back the clock.

Jean: Many thanks, I'm well in time. How much is on the clock ?

With round-the-clock coverage that put a lot of Western media to shame, Al Jazeera comes out with its reputation enhanced.

Ryan Giggs continued to turn back the clock, as the 37-year-old looked razor sharp and scored the game's most difficult goal.

My friends do always tell me that they see you drop the top, got a girl in every city flirting all around the clock.

"You*re looking at the clock in the mirror , " said Mike . Tom was so sad , for the next bus was not to leave for another hour .

Though I was unhappy, it was time to get up. When I prepared to brush teeth, I suddenly found that the clock run slow and I would be late.

More than 500 firefighters were working around the clock to contain the blaze, but it continued to grow.

Roger opened his eyes and looked at the clock. It was nearly seven o'clock.

It was an amazing sight to see them working round the clock, refusing to go home.

I found myself racing the clock to finish this manuscript and get it in print. There was a force that continued to push me.

Big Ben is not the name of a man. It is a name of the clock. It is in London. London is the capital city of England.

They instituted design changes in all the Constructicons, working against the clock to be finished by the time the war reached Iacon.

The company is equipped with a service vehicles to standby, may realize the downtown area of Shanghai round-the-clock to household services.

Firefighters are working 18 hours a day, around the clock, trying to make sure that they get this blaze under control.

Beat the clock and try to rack up as many points as possible as you compete in a wide range of your all-time favourite extreme events.

The settings are very easy to use and follow, allowing for easy and ample customization of the clock.

'Excuse me, Commander, 'the guard said. He looked at the clock near the door.

Projects are capital-intensive, often have to be located far from consumers and do not generate power around the clock.

He lifted his eyes, and looked at the clock and the barometer on his right hand and on his left.

However, if time can be really wish to turn the clock back on their own, she said the dream will never disappear.

I'd hear it pulling in and then a minute or two later I'd hear the clock on the Methodist church banging out five.

If the child is not at rest during the day will inevitably go to bed, as the clock sleep disorder as adults.

This is the clock upon the wall, this is the story of us all. This is the first sound of a newborn child before he starts to crawl.

Omega said the clock, with its unique design for 2012, had been developed by experts and fully tested ahead of its launch.

I wouldn't have him on the premises. Chatting up the typists and watching the clock is all he's good for.

That low level response happens around-the-clock and is one of our body's first lines of defence.

During one of these waking windows, you may move around, sit up to look at the clock, then drift quickly back to sleep.

No, I was just trying to be in the right place at the right time. Waiting for a pass, and watching the clock so that I would't foul!

Look, I know I'm just a sophomore, but I can feel the clock ticking away, and I don't want to leave high school with nothing to show for it.

Its battalions were thousands of dealing rooms, connected into a global network acting round the clock.

We're not slacking off -- we're doing around-the-clock analyses of cometary Stardust samples for the next few days.

Before you could focus on the clock and thought-intent what you would like to have done within a certain time.

So, working around the clock over a weekend, they built another version, with a more rudimentary algorithm.

I wouldn't have him in the office on the premises. Chatting up the typists and watching the clock is all he is good for.

The clock on the wall ticked loudly and lazily, as if it had time to spare.

At this point, you are ready to run the application and observe the clock running in the status bar panel.

All that could be heard was the tolling of the bells of the clock, counting down to the twelfth and final ring.

Ms McCrumb does not mind waitressing for a bit as she decides what to do with her life, but the clock is ticking.

Landfill sites will be converted into vast open-air incinerators, operating around the clock in an attempt to maximise carbon output.

The two sides talked around-the-clock, trying to reach an agreement before the approaching deadline.

If you're a professional or consultant working by the clock, you'll be able to keep track of how much you are owed with included Rate Clock.

Having said he would mend the clock, he discovered that he had not brought the right tools for the job.

The round-the-clock nature of the markets makes many traders cautious, leading them to focus on specific near-term levels.

He took her on a trip to Lake Tahoe, and as the clock struck midnight, he gave her a huge diamond and asked her to be his wife.

Although we do not want you to watch the clock, we want you to get out of bed if you do not fall asleep immediately.

Countdowns are an integral part of the theatre, even though the clock seems to spend as much time stopped as it does ticking towards zero.

Some of these programs drive the small icons near the clock on the Windows taskbar; others have no visible manifestation at all.

The motion-sensor works great as it allows you to move among the modes by waving your hand above the clock.

At the top of the church, there was an old clock. The clock rang every hour on the hour.

The "Manifesto of the Communist Party" was written in a few days of round-the-clock creative inspiration in Brussels in January 1848.

the elder smiled to me and said : "the fact it that , we are seeing the clock there. "

If it did, the clock would not be ticking down to a congressionally mandated default even as the economy stalls.

And I never looked at the clock for several hours and I was focused on the task at hand without trying to force myself to focus.

You keep looking at the clock and are alarmed at time passing. You feel as if you'll never get where you need to be.

He was there, winking at me, at the secret of the clock's magic, at the key that held so much power.

He gave the remaining glass of whiskey to Henry just as the clock began to strike midnight.

Dr Robinson said 'setting the clock back on adulthood and starting again' brings with it a sense of freedom.

If he keeps fiddling with the clock, he is sure to put it out of order.

The "ticking " of the clock was the only sound that greeted him , for not a soul remained.

"AIA and its advisers are working round the clock to submit the filing before Christmas, " said one person familiar with the matter.

Since his release, Mr Chen has been a prisoner in his own home, watched around the clock by hired thugs.

It used to provide just 12 hours of electricity a day, but thanks to his leadership, homes there now have power nearly around the clock.

"I dream of that moment, you know? " he says. "This summer I turn on the clock, 10 seconds left, and I practice for that moment. "

With the clock ticking and my oversized Russian fisherman looking ready to explode, he grabbed my hand.

This was more accurate, but there was a problem; as the spring unwound, the hands of the clock moved slower, and the clock lost time.

The captain's cook was a crook because he took the clock locked in the captain's kitchen cupboard.

When the game players to export movement, stop the clock, the time the game locked until the beginning of the next game.

He had been a long-serving sailor, and all his life had done everything by the clock.

It was remarked that the clock began to strike, and I began to cry, simultaneously.

Experts said the round-the-clock coverage by cable news stations of the tsunami and Katrina influenced charitable giving.

Now that it's possible to work, politick or party with partners round the world, round the clock, what have we got to show for it?

husband: doctor , would you please treat disease of my wife? She sings and dances round the clock , sometimes just like an actress .

The winter day closed in, and Bertha, interested in the novel she was reading, was surprised to hear the clock strike .

Said to myself, if time can turn the clock back, now I must be an amazing grace, fancies of men of letters can be your woman.

The clock this client would get would be far more clever than had been ordered, and the man had better be able to appreciate the joke.

The clock struck six and, having swept up the hearth, Beth put a pair of slippers down to warm.

If you are experiencing any technical difficulties, we have experts who work round the clock to help you with your technical queries.

Below are a few places you can feel comfortable bringing guests, and a few you can try out when you're off the clock.

But when the clock wound down as the six months passed, she found herself alive and decided to live one day at a time.

Later on that morning of February 26, the clock on my office wall reminded me that it was time to call home.

Around the clock collection of terrain data is possible through the use of remote sensing.

The hands of the clock pointed to half past eight. It was time we put our children to bed.

Over the last few weeks, we've seen FEMA personnel, National Guard and first responders working around the clock in hard-hit communities.

They were willing to work around the clock, sleep in the office and battle each other over strategy and technical decisions.

Make it a habit to stop the clock.

"Do you know where my car keys are? " "Probably up in Annie's room behind the clock. "

We've got to stop 'em, they're gonna kill us all! -They're using our own satellites against us. The clock is ticking.

That slow pace, done on single shifts instead of three shifts around the clock as in the past, also showed up in national data on Sunday.

Careful study of these orderings will therefore yield the time elapsed since the clock had some specific ordering.

And that's because, in part, no one has stopped watching her, around-the-clock, all over town.

If you know the clock clearly you will understand the time of a day. Yet nobody understand what is the essence of time.

He was nervous as a cat all day, had lunch sent in and watched the clock.

Before long , many dines stayed open around the clock . In other words , people were able to eat in a dinner at any time .

The clock is ticking down on Christmas, and I'm guessing there are a few readers out there like me who still have some shopping to do.

All Denison's scientific knowledge went into making Ben, and the clock became known as the best mechanical clock in the world.

Bus keep running in the dark, in side the bus, the clock shows it is 1: 13 in the morning. everybody is dozing off, out of a sudden . . .

The BBC economics editor Stephanie Flanders said the clock was now ticking.

Around the clock, seven days a week, the construction crews burrow to build Wuhan's $45 billion subway system.

Each half runs continuously, meaning that the clock is not stopped when the ball is out of play.

The little calendar in the corner of the clock's display informed me that today was Septemberthirteenth.

For the next five years submarine and aircraft torpedoes (missiles) were produced there around the clock.

Armed with a torch , the vicar went up into the clock tower to see what was going on .

Young man , said the angry father from the head of stairs, didn't I hear the clock strike four when you brought my daughter in ?

Then he sat down and had a pipe and listened to the clock tick.

It would be a round-the-clock operation, with nine aircraft each required to fly three sorties a day.

Developers have been working round the clock to ensure their applications are among the first available for the Apple iPad.

"Mortgage the homestead again? " Lou cried. He sprang up and began to wind the clock furiously .

But we also like the fact that part of the team is based in a different time zone, as we can get work done around the clock.

Some stay open around the clock, while others do business for only a few hours a day.

'We are all working around the clock on this case, ' said a spokesman for the Public Security Bureau in the provincial capital of Changchun.

First objective As four minutes appear on the clock, the game has passed the point Liverpool scored two years ago.

Even go elsewhere, I often think of it, and even wished to turn the clock back, let me look at a landscape Almost.

The clock pushes forward, so adolescents and teens are unable to fall asleep as early as they used to.

As previously mentioned, we've been working around the clock to rebuild the network and enhance protections of your personal data.

Time passed quickly. In a twinkling, the clock on the wall struck nine. We could not but say "Good-bye" to one another.

The sight of the clock reminded me to leave at once.

The clock continues to run through breeding time, then stops-to be re-wound again the next fall.

If the receiver is running out of FIFO space it signals the sender to stop by generating a square-wave at an eighth of the clock frequency.

The clock is still on your desktop, but it has stopped running. Suspending it did exactly that.

At the beginning of the game introduction, there is a "bat clock" . As soon as you click the clock, you may leave the game.

They worked round the clock and finished the difficult project in less than one year when we thought it would take one and a half year.

This is a test of endurance, the announcer said. He prepared his starting gun and looked at the clock.

She spends her days watching the clock beside her, and describes to us how each five minutes drags like an eternity.

people have been working round the clock for eight days to try to pump out water and reach the trapped miners .

Monitoring stations in many cities were ordered to conduct around-the-clock surveillance of radioactive substances in the air and sea water.

The Fairy Temple, the clock milk is plentiful full, extremely keen, just as just pretty fairy maiden of a bath .

The past, once the clock tower that is deliberately designed to be tilted, but it is now clear that this is not the case.

Has two big things other countries in Switzerlandto be a worthy opponent with difficulty, one is the clock and watch, two is the bank.

The boy reluctantly turned the TV off as the clock struck ten, time for him to go to bed.

Practice sessions transform the individual to a team member, where it is no longer one swimmer against the clock.

The frequency of sweeping depends on the need in a particular area, and ranges from once a day to eight times a day round the clock.

Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" (1954) is as close to the Spanish-American war (1898) as it is to us.

As Sami Hyypia announces his retirement from football, we turn the clock back to recall ten of his finest moments in a Liverpool shirt.

Wind back the clock to the seventh century, however, and the scene would be very different.

Try as you might, switching from friendship to professional mode while you're on the clock can be difficult.

Suggested, a lamp should wake up to open, which helps adjust the clock, people wake up faster.

As he turned back the clock, the dust disk collapsed into a dense, bright ring.

Now they're at it again, it seems, but this time, they're not just racing against the clock.

Since I cannot know when this anger will start, I'll need to hire three private secretaries for three shifts, around the clock!

Automakers have been running their factories almost around the clock, paying costly overtime and deferring maintenance.

The clock tolled again, and the sun beat down from the exact center point of the sky.

Asking China to turn back the clock on its growing role in the global economy is not the answer.

We had come into it only for a short time, but for just long enough to still the ticking of the clock.

Even if I get rid of the clock strapped to my wrist, I cannot escape the one in my head.

Monsieur Gateau: [on why the clock he made run backwards]I made it that way.

So the clock was ticking, the meter was running, and I had a choice to make; pursue my own needs, or save his life.

No. 2, the clock tower drop from "Project A, " inspired by Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last, " Jackie decided to do his own take on it.

But by this time the friend was feeling very tired and kept looking at the clock on the wall.

Only the 80th Anniversary Edition of the modern TF can be imported to the United States, and owners can only put 2, 500 miles on the clock.

the clock hand can return to the original point, but it is not that of yesterday.

Some of us have been working on the problem around the clock for more than 48 hours now and we hope to have the problem resolved soon.

E-mail, three telephones - all this works around the clock.

Did this project, a return to filmmaking after a long hiatus, represent an attempt to turn back the clock and start again?

The idea was to keep a B-52 with advanced communication capabilities in the air around the clock over Greenland and North America.

A round-the-clock television channel devoted exclusively to ageing, dying and death is to be launched in Germany.

The U. S. military, which has helped to ensure the security of Japan for decades, is working around the clock.

The clock had begun to strike twelve. It was almost midnight.

A second interview, he said, "If the clock can be reversed, I would like her back beside me, and we start again, no quarrel. "

As I said, it's like turning back the clock to the time you should have been buying.

Thank you again for your concern - we assure you we share it and are working around the clock to help these dogs.

The police patrol around the clock, and security guards stop unfamiliar faces to check identification papers.

The King, however, quaffed cup after cup till, looking at the clock, she ordered the remains of the feast to be cleared away.

Throughout the process you proved tireless working around the clock to help me.

She told her top lieutenants that she expected 'rapid responses' to email around the clock.

The only thing wrong with this approach is that the script stopped but the clock did not.

I remember standing in the rubble of the World Trade Center three days later, surrounded by rescuers who had been working around the clock.

And, despite six days of round-the-clock talk, there was scant sign of it this week.

Fix: The Kerberos authentication protocol requires that the clock skew between a server and a client is no greater than 5 minutes.

A rmed with a torch, the vicar went up into the clock tower to see what was going on.

REPORTER: I'd like to get a picture of you and the clock together, if that's possible.

Interviews begin in less than a month, and the clock is already ticking down toward the next Demo Day.

She sat up in bed and looked at the clock.

Glancing at the clock on the wall she saw that she was late.

Ed Miliband, the British climate minister, cautioned that reaching a substantive deal was still a 'race against the clock. '

Up to forty aircraft flew around the clock to move them to safety.

Few of them stop to think that this is a 24-hour market, operating around the clock, in which an individual trader has many disadvantages.

Electricity comes fitfully: a huge headache for factories that need to operate around the clock to turn a profit.

Six of the clock genes were suppressed by the cytokine in ways that would, in an actual animal, be expected to promote sleep.

"Without China's insistence , I fear Sudan will simply 'wait out the clock, '" Spielberg wrote in the letter released by his office.

So he lay down and fell asleep, and when he woke up the clock was striking a quarter to twelve.

But it does not belong on a mainstream music channel watched around the clock by children.

Dial back the clock nearly 4 billion years, to a time called the Archean, and the sun would appear about 30% dimmer than it is now.

If I could set the clock back, I'd give more thought to preparing for a career.

Let's go. -The clock is right there. You see that? -I don't see it. -I may break the rules.

As the Wallow fire continues to rage in Arizona, federal, state, and municipal entities are working around the clock to contain it.

Think about meaningful places . Think about drinking wine , about a journey to the Clock of the Long Now .

The clock genes appear to have a particularly strong influence on metabolism and how the body handles fat and sugar.

He endures frequent epileptic fits and requires round-the-clock care from his parents Jackie and John, though he is not autistic.

i put my little flashlight on , looked at the clock . oh my , it still had not moved ahead.

But concerns that prosecutors may be targets has led to other Texas officials getting round-the-clock security.

I woke up in the morning and was going to get some water, then I saw the time on the clock.

As the clock struck midnight cinemas across the country screened the film, making China one of the first countries in the world to show it.

However, as I said to you last night He wants to have harvested all he can when the clock has fully run out.

By renewing their ovaries, the scientists were essentially able to set the clock back.

But as the clock runs down, and each side suspects the other of bluffing, the risk of an accidental default increases.

Mine was attached with tape. You may have to route 2 new wires through the front of the clock.

"Our policy is not containment, " he said. "It is prevention, and the clock is ticking. "

This is the largest overseas rescue effort in the country's history. Rescuers have been working around the clock since the attack occurred.

Though the clock looks like an antique, it is still accurate.

This enables the position of the rising edges of the clock signal to be determined and used as a timing measurement.

The wife got sicker and friends and neighbors came by to take turns sitting with her round the clock.

At that point, telecommuters and remote offices will be able to maintain an open, flatrate connection around the clock via XDSL technology.

All of the ports with APDs work on the time division and cooperate with a logic discriminating and deciding unit driven by the clock signal.

Qihoo DP says the company keeps deleting harmful messages from users around the clock.

Light from the clock laser is passed through a "frequency comb, " allowing the light's ticks to be read.

The U. S. military, which has helped to ensure the security of Japan fordecadedecades, is working around the clock.

I looked through the door, everything looked the way it always did, I could hear the clock ticking.

plastics piping and ducting systems . thermoplastics pipes . test method for resistance to external blows by the round - the - clock method.

I always love to come down, looking down at the floor as the clock traces of the ants and his party and his party through my memory.

Engineers at the Johnson Space Center are working around the clock to troubleshoot the problem, but it could take days to fix.

The round-the-clock rain stopped today, and no exception of the possibility of heavy rain subsequently, said meteorologists.

As the balls migrate through the mechanism of the clock, they change their relative ordering in a predictable way.

The system can hold the ' clock' signal inactive to inhibit the next transmission .

However, as they race against the clock -- and the tension mounts with each assault against Broome -- they form a tentative truce.

The left side of the bottom of the clock tower holds another powerful monster, guarding the center.

Six seconds drained off the clock before, at last, he meandered across the goal line to score the winning touchdown.

If you are spending time looking for other jobs while you are on the clock, it's obvious you want to leave your job.

One night, however, our vicar woke up in surprise: the clock was striking the hours!

By synchronizing one of the optical teeth with the clock laser, atomic clock makers force the other teeth to become equally stable.

Roland had the small single table he liked best, behind a square pillar, with the clock over the fireplace nevertheless in full view.

The employment bill in which women are not allowed to take jobs put the clock back fifty years.

All hospitals are relying on generators, some of them round the clock, because mains supplies have been cut.

Right now, the number one task is to work against the clock to save lives. Every single minute and every single second counts.

The clock did not show minutes or seconds. Usually it did not even show the correct hour!

Not far from the opera, in the 1920s, an army of laborers working around the clock created another singular subterranean space.

we are tracking the documents at the moment , and we have people working around the clock copying the plans.

If the user wants to move the clock from a panel to the desktop, they should be able to.

They started a race against the clock to finish the interior of the new store that was scheduled to open in a month.

When the clock struck twelve, I switched off TV and went to bed.

The management system can accurately master the concrete activity conditions of the criminals and track the criminals round the clock.

Eating five times a day helps ensure that your blood sugar remains constant around the clock and your metabolism active.

The contemporary American classroom, with its grades and deference to the clock, is an inheritance from the late 19th century.

We worked against the clock all day to get that report done by five.

Now Meno-Life brings the most effective herbal ingredients together to provide around-the-clock natural menopause management.

But for many others, the toll of the clock meant the beginning of another year of setting goals that won't be achieved.

our engineering professionals are dedicated to maintain the fleet around the clock to ensure their optimal performance.

The army, navy and coast guards have been working around the clock to save those who are still stranded.

As the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, fireworks explode, friends exchange kisses, and the strains of a familiar tune are heard.

If your dog's normal sleep routine is now a round-the-clock snooze fest, it's best to speak with your vet.

I was lying in bed all day watching the clock go round and hating myself for it.

The bank is open around the clock.

"Strong superhumanity " would be more than cranking up the clock speed on a human-equivalent mind.

Sigh gently, by hand fondle the clock bits of glass, your image has been blurred, the you who would like to see me once.

But let me assure you that we are working around the clock to fix this.

They'd prefer to be in a relationship, but haven't found the right person and feel the clock is ticking.

A closely spaced international network ensures qualified customer service and the supply of original spare parts around the clock .

still half asleep , he gropes for the clock , manages to turn off the alarm.

As the days passed, I watched the hands of the clock from my perch in a corner of my mother's room.

More than 12 hundred rescuers have been brought in to clear the line and relief materials are being dispatched around the clock.