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The incident was one of many in an ill-tempered match during which Real player Pepe and coach Jose Mourinho were sent off.

Mr Chaussade said the pace of Suez's expansion was tempered by the need to ensure that it had enough skilled managers.

The prevailing theory seems to be that we're all hot-tempered single mothers who can't keep a man.

Once upon a time there was a king who was very bad-tempered. The king had a son named Christopher who was the only prince of the king.

Xiao has been estranged from his roommate and former buddy because he was short-tempered with him for dawdling before leaving for classes.

If he is to become a revolutionary with an indomitable fighting spirit, he must be tempered in the arduous struggle from his youth.

A propensity to be saucy was one; and a perverse will, that indulged children invariably acquire, whether they be good-tempered or cross.

He made it his first cartoon character, Mickey Mouse. Mickey was created in 1982, then the silly and bad-tempered duck, Donald came out.

But her father had gone back into his study again, and the door slammed. George glared at it, looking exactly like her hot-tempered father.

Our boss does have a lot on the ball, however he is so hot-tempered that all of us are afraid of him.

Anything that might have seemed too solemn in his remarks, he quickly tempered with a touch of humour.

She wasn't as proud and quick-tempered as her mother, but she was used to getting what she wanted.

We are the number of "tolerance" is not necessary to temper this "tolerance" is often tempered only harm himself and harm others.

Yet any moral superiority New Yorkers may feel should be tempered by the behaviour of the American embassy in London.

But all for all that turn-of-the-millennium expectations have been tempered, the genomic age has produced significant medical advances.

She was a great favorite with her mates, being good-tempered and possessing the happy art of pleasing without effort.

Universal Force or righteous Deity had forged a ring of iron, the Sentinels ' leadership. And yet somehow a flaw had been tempered.

to be that of growling, ill-tempered lawyer Ling Woo, which Liu filled with such aplomb that she was signed on as a regular cast member.

Here in Misasa, however, nationalist rhetoric is often tempered by pragmatism.

Such a focus would have been hard to imagine during the ill-tempered fiscal battle between Mr Cantor and Mr Obama earlier this year.

My shock was tempered only slightly by the fact that it was my hand, and we'd taken the picture just a minute earlier.

All parents soon realise how much of child-rearing is improvisation, tempered by exhaustion.

But it was a muted statement, tempered a day later by an insistence that he was taking no position on the wisdom of the Manhattan mosque.

"You're too quick-tempered, " he said, and he tried to pat her on the cheek.

The pace of protest will no doubt be tempered, with a shift to large demonstrations on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Most dairymen are usually bad-tempered at milking time, but Mr Crick was glad to get a new dairymaid at this busy time of the year.

However, this optimism is tempered by a recognition that many of the investments made so far have been far from runaway successes.

So alongside the bad-tempered bargaining among politicians, there was an equally arduous negotiation with Greece's creditors.

His own ice-tempered beveled edge stainless steel scissors sticking out of his chest.

Long-term unemployment, as well as the unbearable high cost of living, made him bad tempered and easily angered.

Like everyone else, my regard for the miracle of Dubai's fast-evolving skyline has always been tempered with a high degree of scepticism.

A man of knowledge uses words with restraint, and a man of understanding is even-tempered.

Exposure to the new wave of eclecticism and free-thinking in Rome was tempered by his disciplined study of Drawing and the Antique.

He is bad-tempered and won't listen to anybody, so you'd better not stand in his way.

Ambition tempered with realism seems to be the right approach.

and bemoaned him with that strong grief which springs naturally from a generous heart, though it be tough as tempered steel.

The worst-tempered bit of a sickly slip that ever struggled into its teens.

One of my favorite book "How the Steel Was Tempered" This masterpiece, it really is a brilliant life, textbooks.

Obama laid plain the contours of a balancing strategy to deal with a rising China, tempered by renewed efforts at engagement.

It has been very urgent to solve the problem of controlling the surface quality of high temperature tempered steel balls.

But the company's bullish tone was tempered by a cautious outlook for Chinese exports, the main factor driving its business.

On the tenth floor there were only some ill-tempered old men and ugly women who always seemed to be enraged about something or other.

Next, revenues derived from a company's assets, sometimes known as asset turnover, would also be tempered by deflation.

All these elements, tempered and deposited by time, settled finally into a custom, a tacit understanding and a culture.

One was the serjeant called Scar a black-tempered brute with a head as smooth as stone and the shoulders of an ox.

Later we found that the world is fair, also laid-off girlfriend, because hot-tempered quarrel with the managers, sad heart for a while.

Although the young boar pigs Xipinenrou home, delicious, can be tempered boar, and long the two Daya, they might be worn leopard belly.

Niuniu is such a good-tempered baby. She hardly complains about anything, and laughs whenever anyone talks to her.

How Was the Steel Tempered affected Chinese people should be not less than three generations.

Most people agree that tiger people are courageous but can also be quick-tempered. They may also be very egocentric and unpredictable.

But if people like him had known who Mr Kurras really was, their extremism might have been tempered by uncertainty.

It might be, too, that a witch, like old Mistress Hibbins, the bitter-tempered widow of the magistrate, was to DIE upon the gallows.

Being a bad-tempered man, he would not tolerate having his lectures interrupted.

Unlike that of tempered martensite structure, there is little effect of oxygen content on the fatigue properties of ferrite-pearlite steel.

However, their usefulness is tempered by the fact that they rely on the sometimes unpredictable behavior of the garbage collector.

His joy that she was alive was tempered by the knowledge that she would never walk again.

He will not merely insist on his own way and he must not be quick-tempered.

If it were really a scientific matter, one would probably be tempered to silence by such considerations.

Integrity is a means of ensuring that the message has not been tempered with.

If he was short tempered before, now he's downright giddy because he's getting some from you and another woman.

He responded with a bad-tempered attack on what he described as a "stupid" question.

But on this pretext it would be the height of absurdity to label ignorance tempered by humility "faith" !

I picked up this bad habit when growing up in Santiago, Chile, where drivers are ill-tempered and routinely curse each other.

Truth has got to be tempered with social grace.

supervisor must be even-tempered and able to offer constructive criticism.

Goading the fiery-tempered young man throughout the duel, Dooku thought he had the upper hand until Anakin outmaneuvered him.

Assange can be bad tempered with colleagues, as Jobs famously is, but he needs to step up on the consequences of what he does.

The meeting broke up after two days having apparently achieved nothing more than a bad-tempered agreement to meet again in January.

Talking about "How the Steel Was Tempered" This book, surely it is no stranger to everyone bar!

Father was no longer the good tempered man they had known before.

The months leading up to the Games, though, showed China at its clumsy, ill-tempered , and repressive worst.

Sara has decided to burn bridges with her hot-tempered boyfriend.

To be constantly living with an ill-tempered person, must be dreadful.

'Will you forgive me for being bad- tempered this evening? ' she said, taking my hand.

The company, which makes laminated windshields and tempered side windows, is China's largest auto-glass exporter by volume.

Thirty years after the fall of the shah, pride in the revolution is tempered by a widely shared sense that it has gone astray.

He is in awe of his fellows' fighting skills and mostly good-tempered acceptance of, indeed sometimes relish for, appalling danger.

Being compared with the normalized steel, the quenched and tempered steel can led to a joint with higher strength and toughness.

I'm sorry for being so rude last time. You know I'm hot- tempered and sometimes.

12 cooking rookie chef for a well-paid job and loves the, master, or just a big voice, a bad-tempered Brits.

The final structure obtained from tempering a fully hardened steel is called tempered martensite.

I'm sorry to be so short-tempered but I HAs an awful headache.

China's supreme court in February called for criminal cases to be handled with "justice tempered with mercy, " Xinhua reported at the time.

But this risk will be tempered by the slowdown already afflicting the American economy and heading across the Atlantic.

With him being so bad-tempered, I was reluctant to tell him about the car accident.

We perceived him to be a bad-tempered father.

And it was tempered by pride on our part, determination on hers, and a grudging acknowledgement that we'd all done the best we could.

Recreational demand is the person's nature, the net swims is only among them a carrier just, should swim to the net more good-tempered .

Beirutspring @srichani @antissa I was just saying that the trending topics have always been tempered with by a twitter editor.

The excitement of arriving in the Italian capital is always tempered by the need to scramble through initial mayhem.

He tends to be ill - tempered day by day .

In the past two years, this occupation has tempered my language skills, and also for I can be a teacher laid a foundation.

So far this has proved an ill-tempered match, with constant bickering between the partners.

for relatively slow to people , this was not a good game , i do not tempered chaos of the mess.

Some of the dollar selling was tempered Thursday by traders thinking perhaps the dollar has fallen too far, too fast against the euro.

The academic community has embarked on a "need to read" How the Steel Was Tempered "" discussion, lively debate altar were mixed.

Any enthusiasm for central bank bazookas should be tempered by the policy's failure so far.

Although Nicolas Sarkozy was elected on a promise to shake things up, the recession has tempered his liberalising zeal.

And thou shalt make incense compounded by the work of the perfumer, well tempered together, and pure, and most worthy of sanctification.

He expected the best from his students, yet tempered it with compassion.

Some problems to be attended to in design of strong current, direct heating type graded oil-tempered steel wire production line are related.

China has since tempered its ambitions, and this deal is more about dipping a toe into a regional hub than about securing resources.

Gray said a release on compassionate grounds must be tempered with justice, the rights of the victims must always be preserved.

They were idealistic, tempered by the fire of Chicago election battles, and in tune with my politics.

Such problems are usually described in terms like: "Alex is just lazy" or "Brenda is a bad-tempered old has-been" .

Previously a deputy chairman with SASAC, Wang is reported by local media to be a soft-tempered but firm person.

For Ms. An, the desire to escape her rural life was tempered by the conviction that taking the exam was risky.

However, the diplomatic effort is tempered by growing pessimism within China at the prospects for an international climate deal.

In fact, she was a very selfish, disagreeable, bad-tempered little girl.

Fred never used to be so bad-tempered.

William Wang was a very bad-tempered man. He was always shouting at people.

It seldom happens that any felicity comes so pure as not to be tempered and allayed by some mixture of sorrow.

At team training, also more tempered everyone's teamwork ability and sense of responsibility.

He tempered the barbaric ferocity of his masters, and saved innumerable cities and works of art from destruction.

It seldom happens that any felicity comes pure as not to be tempered and allayed by some mixture of sorrow.

But for many founders of these new companies, optimism and enthusiasm were tempered by difficulties and pitfalls.

Only in concrete action against the U. S. and its followers can the Chinese-Soviet alliance be tested and tempered.

If you are stubborn or hot-tempered , you might claim that's just a family trait.

She's also stubborn, bad-tempered and protective - but at least she's honest.

I prefer warm-hearted, considerate, good-tempered man who has no bad habits and succeeeds in career.

To meet such a need, it is generally required to get such pipes quenched and tempered.

The main drive is achieved by connecting a NO. 45 hardened and tempered steel shaft , a universal joint clutch and a right angle gear box.

They were ill-tempered about what was, to them, much ado about nothing.

Specialists still may not appreciate and work well with other specialists, although this should be tempered by the generalists.

The comments boosted confidence that the worst of the economic slowdown has passed and tempered haven demand for the US currency.

With plenty of affection for the poet writing, repeatedly tempered language, beautifully constructed poetry mood.

After several times came to be tempered, the motherland, the backbone of its strong and unyielding stand tall in the world of the East.

A profoundly earnest and sincere thinker, he displayed a high seriousness tempered with tenderness and a love of simplicity.

His resolve is tempered by thoughts of a friend's disappeared daughter and of the wall of water he just outran.

the dutchman was six - foot , a great , red - faced , hot - tempered trek - ox of a man.

The tempered lath martensite grows up with the tempering temperature increasing, however the tendency of growing is not obvious.

Civic responsibility and charity were, in fact, lessons that were always taught alongside the work ethic and tempered its individualism.

Some think him ill-tempered and queer But a few think him pleasant enough.

The German air controllers at Frankfurt Airport are renowned as a short-tempered lot.

Be able to abstract detail and recognize patterns (based on intuition tempered with experience and informed by best practices).

The tempered glass container corrosion resistance and stain resistant and abrasion resistance, can be long-term use.

Child abuse has been rising in the US during the recession pushing parents to be bad tempered, Reuters reported.

but produces a cheerful, good-tempered elephant who will give many years of loyal service.

The result is a bittersweet baby boom, the joy of each birth tempered by the rawness of the recent loss.

Meanwhile Baidu itself had tempered expectations by saying its transition to a new advertising system would slow down sales.

Tempered glass is made of plate glass heated to nearly glass transition temperature, and cooled immediately and rapidly.

Flat products made of steels for pressure purposes - Part 6 : weldable fine grain steels, quenched and tempered.

However, the achievements are tempered a strong team out, not come casually.

Hot Water Temperature Control Valve shall be installed on water heating equipment to provide tempered water to supply piping.

The ill-tempered struggle in Washington over raising the federal debt limit is enough to make anyone gloomy about the future of the US.

Always good-tempered, always glad to see you, always sorry when you go!

I am not a hot tempered person and with sense of humor.

I told Chelsea and her classmates that on this day their parents pride and joy are tempered by our coming separation from you . . .

The material shall be furnished in the liquid-quenched and tempered condition. The material shall be uniformly heated for tempering.

However, as a king of quenched and tempered medium carbon steel, welding heat affected zone is the area with weak performance.

His enthusiasm for the free movement of labour is tempered by fear that it could undermine national wage agreements.

Self organization is tempered by the guiding hand of a good project manager.

I think he was surprised because normally English people are supposed to be more cautious, not so hot-tempered as the French.

Strips of colored vinyl film embellish the staircase balustrades ' tempered-glass panels. Right: Vinyl upholsters the banquette nearby.

Emphasis on the stern justice of God is tempered by frequent references to his mercy and compassion.

Asked if she thinks she will be able to return home soon, her optimism is tempered by what she knows.

"How the Steel Was Tempered" This book benefits greatly from me.

To be sure, the current rally in iron-ore prices could be tempered if supply rebounds.

Lyrics: Red Guards, Red Guards Burning with revolutionary zeal Tested by the storm of class struggle Tempered for battle our hearts are red.

They immediately took to come around him tightly, holding. (Below) where a bad-tempered child, even hold him twice.

Cases of all kinds formed after the judge thoroughly tempered, Shanxi XX, one of the core values of teamwork.

Every morning, I go up after the exercise, to go running, the body has been tempered .

Nevertheless, Mr. Bernanke tempered his remarks by saying that revaluing the yuan is in Beijing's self-interest.

Compared with the depressed, stressed and hot tempered people, the energetic, happy and easygoing ones are less subject to catching a cold.

However, they can be extremely short-tempered and don't respond to authority, especially if it's from older people.

I was a kid favorite book is well known for the "How the Steel Was Tempered" This famous.

It's not all engineering and science, however, as the "Intelligent Emotion" moniker suggests - it is engineering tempered with passion.

Feeling irritable or short-tempered can be signs of depression. So can feelings of boredom or hopelessness.

I merely remembered these verses came from the Soviet novel How Was the Steel Tempered .

To protect them from breaking, the plates are made from the same tempered glass used in commercial buildings.

Criticism of politicians must be tempered by recognition of political reality.

The tepid consumer data tempered stock market gains. U. S. Treasuries fell in the face of new supply.

I should take him, even on my slight acquaintance, to be an ill-tempered man.

Kikujiro, the father of the Kitano family, is a strict, short tempered, yet daringly comical old-fashioned type of person.

Government newspapers mounted an ill-tempered slander campaign against Mr ElBaradei, but his largely youthful following only grew.

He passed for an Englishman, was agreeable, handsome, ill-tempered, hospitable and witty.

Amongst Sittwe's Muslims, the otherwise universal admiration for Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the opposition, is tempered.

Most nonferrous metals can be annealed, but never tempered, normalized, or case-hardened.

Ben: Let's hope that won't happen. My boss is such a hot-tempered man.

FAR from being the benign figure of mythology, Mother Earth is short-tempered and volatile.

The academic rigour of his lectures is fortunately tempered with wit.

However, this optimism has been tempered by the difficulties some producers have experienced in controlling very large growths of algae.

When extramarital affair faces good-tempered period, whether can we indulge our feeling and body? What is of love, what is those who love?

Its tendency to archaic language was tempered by the indolence of its exponents.

Mr. Medvedev's pledge was tempered by a Russian reluctance to make those sanctions punitive on the Iranian people.

A vigorous and often ill-tempered debate has opened over the consequences of this movement of people.

Tom Orde-Lees is a selfish and bad-tempered member of the crew and his attitude may upset other people.

The current euphoria is tempered by a degree of scepticism from investors who have witnessed previous cycles.

The two formed an ill- tempered pair that would tease the other children who dared to dream of a better life.

Office Assistant, tempered their ability to work cultivating awareness of employment.

This year, company bosses showed plenty of optimism, but always tempered by warnings that the good times might not last.

A fall in U. S. construction spending in May to a more than 10-year low also tempered the economic outlook.

That good steel must be thoroughly tempered what strength can be more weather-beaten.

Some pundits argue that Germany's brutality to Greece during the second world war should have tempered its irritation with the Greeks.

S. firms' uncertainty over government law and regulations was tempered by the positive of increased profits.

To develop the activity of reading in university's library has tempered students' ability, has improved students' overall quality.

For routine work, prescription glasses with tempered lenses or plastic glasses (available in the stockroom) are acceptable.

People who prefer meat only are apt to be bad-tempered, aggressive, rapacious and greedy.

But I am short- tempered , frazzled from all responsibilities . I am the "sandwich generation" , caught between kids and parents .

Thoroughly tempered only as a last resort, after polishing their only contribution.

Looking after children requires patience. But I'm a quick - tempered Mom .

She was also no more bad-tempered than she always was when she was exhausted.

Selfish, quick-tempered, impulsive, impatient, foolhardy and daredevil.

It tempered me into indomitable willpower and couraged me to overcome many difficulties.

Since then, other executives at leading resource companies have tempered their outlook for commodities markets.

Table to have 8 mm thick clear tempered glass with polished edges and sand blasted logo on the top panel.

The steel castings shall be supplied either normalized or hardened and tempered, de-pending on the type of cast.

Too much dreaminess , high ambition, or the will to obtain what is desired regardless of cost, must be tempered even in the magical world.

Nicolas Sarkozy, the centre-right French president, by contrast, has tempered his criticisms of the US role.

Yet despite the generous pledges of aid, history suggests expectations may need to be tempered.

Yeah. And nothing is more stressful than going on a trip with that hot-tempered old man.

Everybody please don't slop over. Tempered fine steel. Look at the result of carbon 14 , the pure soul of Han weapon's steel colour.

Through the use of high-performance tempered glass mask material, light transmission rate of 92%. Light glare, anti-ultraviolet.

But praise has always been tempered by warnings.

She tempered her demands and he was able to accept most of them.

This allows the ear nerve to be tempered, low-frequency noise damage, there is a certain subduction.

Netizen greatly: Common people expresses feeling with his means can by good-tempered , progressed.

His name was Mr Fang and he was a disagreeable, bad-tempered man.

The sobering expense of high-speed train travel has tempered the expectations of even the strongest rail advocates.

But booksellers' enthusiasm for Brown's ability to draw in readers was tempered as a price war broke out.

But the latest stats on virtual worlds offer another huge incentive to experiment, perhaps with more tempered expectations.

Vioces were raised as the argument between the two taxi drivers became more tempered.

"Super flat without stain" is the perfect quality state of flat tempered glass.

Then I started to get uneasy. I found myself being short-tempered and annoyed with my friends.

People that are low in self-control are usually relaxed, even-tempered, and lenient.

Some out there might give a definitive yes, others a definitive no. Still others might give a more tempered answer.

Even left-wing editorialists in France, quick to sneer at degenerate American capitalism, have tempered their glee.

Tuesday, Johnson & Johnson and Novartis AG tempered their 2007 sales outlooks, suggesting tougher times are in store for the industry.

The story of the hero was not good at learning, so it is one of the good-tempered.

hot-tempered My boss is so hot-tempered that nearly every one of us has been critisized by him.

According to experts, a growing number of "gentle women" are becoming cruel and hot-tempered as their economic and social status improves.

The verse is spoken with clarity and meaning and her lust is tempered by a mature woman's experience and affection.

This is what I thoroughly tempered, by virtue of hard and serious dedication to create personalized works out good.

Declining US power, the speed of China's rise and authoritarian rule in oil-rich Russia have tempered any residual missionary enthusiasm.

Despite its optimism, Intel's missing its target on profit margins tempered Wall Street analysts' enthusiasm.

"You always were the best- tempered man, " said Bertha, smiling gently.

Accordingly, most person, the sexual behavior before marriage is get admissive, good-tempered .

It takes the most cool-headed and good-tempered of drivers to resist the temptation to revenge when subjected to uncivilized behavior.

Though typically even-tempered, if attacked, a varactyl is capable of defending itself.

As predicted, engaging in self-criticism amplified the effect of flattery on implicit attitudes while self-affirmation tempered this effect.

The tempered glass more resistant to rapid temperature changes, enhance the thermal shock performance than the ordinary glass.

Mess isn't a serious problem, but being chronically short-tempered is a very serious problem.

Hot-rolled steels for quenched and tempered springs - Technical delivery conditions.

The sintered-tempered compact has high hardness without performing the quenching process.

A new generation of Americans-born in this century is tempered by war and disciplined by a hard and bitter peace.

Lamp shade of tempered glass, stainless exposed fastener. The guard net surface is dipped after galvanized.

Benjamin was the oldest animal on the farm, and the worst tempered.

Bad-tempered but have to carry all my friends.

The buffet - waiter, Foka, was the most ill-tempered person in the house. Natasha liked to try her power over him.

If future rallies are met with a wall of paper, gains could be tempered for many years.