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This was particularly effective in second- and third-tier cities where our factories tend to be among the most attractive places to work.

These parents also tend to believe in the effectiveness of spanking or believe the child is at fault in a given situation.

Boat buyers tend to overestimate how often they'll set sail and minimize how much the boat will cost.

Long methods and methods with a high number of paths are hard to understand and, interestingly, tend to correlate to defects.

There are many difficult matters for me to tend to these days and your assistance in simplifying this one would be a real blessing to me.

Things can tend to get a bit slippery, too, so if you didn't bring any walking boots I'd advise you to hire some from the office.

For decades, economists have been warning us that when we buy at a distance, we do not tend to take the cost of our own time into account.

We adults seem to be so engaged in doing things a certain way, we tend to forget that there are other ways to get things done.

If you tend to leak air at the sides, you will probably cease this annoying habit. Annoying for you, and for the audience as well.

Minute for minute, all time-wasting eats up the same amount of time, but employers tend not to see it like that.

Women, in general, tend to not feel like exercising much and for those who were previously very active this can be a bit disconcerting.

People tend to be in better spirits and get along better now than at any other time of the year.

I have watched him binding his bandages over the limb of a tree with the same care with which he would tend a child.

Architects whose buildings fall down and doctors who maim their patients tend to suffer some sort of consequence.

He said borrowing is important in slower growing economies, since leveraged returns tend to be higher than straight cash deals.

The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic.

From psychological aspect, the majority of children seem to tend to have an unfavorable attitude toward additional educational activities.

After reading Part 1, you could install Ganglia, as well as answer the monitoring questions that different user groups tend to ask.

Frankly speaking, I'm a typical Chinese workaholic. I don't mind working late at night. Due to that, I tend to leave the office late.

"Online polls tend to be brutally honest, " said Simpson, noting that there was no one on the other end of the phone to deal with.

But most people tend to follow rules they accept as fair, even when they have the opportunity and a strong incentive to break them.

He added that that it may not be 'friend' data either, as we currently tend to think of it in social networks.

After 38 games, a long drawn-out season and a bit of good and bad luck, you tend to get the worst three teams at the bottom.

New Yorkers do tend to be the kind of people with both a need to be seen, and a deep fear of it.

However, signatures tend not to be abused all that often, and thus hold up in court very well.

It would be a bit like being in church and chatting about Bible verses; people tend to have everyday, general conversations instead.

When trying to hit the ball hard, most players tend to tighten up.

Hence, I would rather say that others are paradise and that I tend not to think others in a most kindly way.

They make it a bit easier to keep your inbox clean and distraction-free while you tend to actual work.

Marigolds and sunflowers are good choices as they are relatively easy to grow organically and tend to attract lots of bees.

The actual "stories" about a person show up in speech bubbles that resemble the updates you'll see on Twitter, and tend to be rather short.

Politicians tend to overestimate how much public opinion, once formed, can be moved by tactics and strategies.

But simply looking at the indicators against which central banks tend to judge themselves, they did not respond sufficiently.

I want to talk to you about some of the necessary tools that are needed when setting up a bar, and when you are ready to finally tend bar.

Collectivist societies tend to pop up in parts of the world, especially around the equator, with plenty of disease-causing microbes.

I heard that in the United States, people tend to be very time-conscious. Being late would be considered poor etiquette.

"We tend to still like residential as an asset class, it's just a matter of time, " said an industry source who invests in property in Asia.

As different in shape, suspension bridge cables tend to stretch all the points of the pillars of the bridge tends to squeeze everywhere.

Happy people tend to talk more than unhappy people, but when they do, it tends to be less small talk and more substance.

When bulls look around and see nothing but other bulls, they tend to get antsy enough to leave the party.

Although foreign soldiers tend to be much more upbeat, in recent years there has been a noticeable fading of their zeal.

Now, over the last century, we tend to think of commodity exchanges as the purview of Western industrialized countries.

These organizations understandably tend to focus not on what has been accomplished but on convincing people how much remains to be done.

Other studies suggest that people who pay with plastic spend more and tend to forget how much they spent.

Those of this archetypal nature of " Visionary " tend to be very gifted clairvoyants.

She said the fat would tend to gather around a smoker's girth and torso , adding to the harmful effects on their health.

When skiers learn this ability they tend and are much more likely to allow the body to move freely into the next arc, in balance.

Moreover, in such places regulators tend to be easy to reach and take the gripes of the business community seriously.

Or would you? If material achievements tend to leave people only momentarily fulfilled, why do so many keep reaching for that next goal?

Nancy: Western people tend to be very direct, so this is something that's hard to understand, even when other Western people do it.

What I said before was that players tend to look at relative numbers while we look at absolute numbers.

Fertility rates tend to drop with economic development. China's is still above that of Britain and many European countries.

"We tend to think of epidemics as infectious diseases, but we are now having an epidemic of diabetes worldwide, " she said.

To illustrate why IP systems tend to get out of balance, imagine a simple society including you and me.

Step up the professional cleaning schedule if you know you tend to be lax about home care.

As a result, the two countries tend to compete in similar sectors and, just as in most other economies around the world, China tends to win.

GOVERNMENT crises in the Netherlands tend to be played out with little international publicity.

Couch surfers tend to see themselves as part of a tribe; unlike two people hooking up at a bar, they meet under an altruistic premise.

But even in Europe's most socialised bastions , hospices tend to be privately or charitably funded, at least in part.

In an air traffic system that operates near capacity, any delays in one region tend to spread like ripples and trigger delays elsewhere.

Through said experience, I tend to know some of the best ways to counter the impulsive nature of buying things that are unnecessary.

Those fangs tend to have grooves that help direct the flow. But scientists got to wondering how that approach could be effective.

In my daily life, I always want things to be done quickly, however, the results tend to turn out just the opposite of what I wish.

In drug-ravaged communities, where the ends tend to justify the means, that was enough to turn Mr Thaksin into a hero.

If you've ever tried one of the many bug tracking solutions available around, you know how complex and unfriendly they tend to be.

I tend to think of that as a guild quest in a way, but it is perfectly possible that 30 people, non-guiled, could do it as well.

He'd got a way of his own and I tend to take after him.

Personally, having manually controlled Air Lockers, I tend to leave them off until necessary, engaging the rear, then the front locker.

Even if the alternative vote is not the official system, voters will tend to behave as if it were.

As countries become richer, their citizens tend to want more public services, be it a strong military or a decent safety net in retirement.

Women tend to have networks characterized by close relationships and a great deal of redundancy, said Denzel.

But the most innovative schools around the world do not tend to be the ones with the most innovative technology inside them.

Although, parents tend to come up to me and tell me how much their eight year old son loves my books.

While the bank should provide its own evaluations, these would tend to be biased toward justification of what it had done.

It's easiest for her to be organized when she has many places to put things, because in her mind, thoughts tend to swim around like fish.

African countries tend to produce a few products with no great similarity to any others.

Because most species tend to grow in colonies, the flowering show is often quite breathtaking.

You tend to see just what you want to see or to fantasize a bit too much about another person.

"You tend to place it in a large metal pot over a camping stove, keeping it at a low temperature, " he said.

Small companies tend to do better than bigger ones in the long term, but they tend to be less diversified and therefore more risky.

You may need to stand outside yourself a bit to see brokenness, because you tend to get used to it and take it for granted.

DreamWorks' customers tend to be parents whose children watch movies up to 100 times, he said.

These tend to be changed only when major events call for it, such a bringing on a new database or file server online.

Secondly, people tend to imagine that the mere existence of an international dispute proves that at least one state has broken the law.

Well, I tend to be a really visual person, so when I write songs, I always envision them as if they were in movies.

The company of poets may enable the men who tend the machines to see a wider range of possibilities than technology alone may inspire.

If your roommate is at the top of the grade- point distribution you'll tend to be about 5 per cent better than average.

When two parts are at a state of rest, the surface irregularities of both parts tend to interlock and form a wedging action.

Having said that, I tend to think good players can put mistakes behind them and start with a clean slate - but I don't know.

Besides, the dim and noisy halls tend to be very harmful to children's eyes and ears.

Well, I tend to be a really visual person, so when I write songs, I always envision them as if they were in movies.

The company of poets may enable the men who tend the machines to see a wider range of possibilities than technology alone may inspire.

If your roommate is at the top of the grade- point distribution you'll tend to be about 5 per cent better than average.

When two parts are at a state of rest, the surface irregularities of both parts tend to interlock and form a wedging action.

Having said that, I tend to think good players can put mistakes behind them and start with a clean slate - but I don't know.

Besides, the dim and noisy halls tend to be very harmful to children's eyes and ears.

British educational experts tend to agree that you can learn languages just as well, if not better, on intensive courses.

It is not so much that they force their sons and daughters to leave school. rather that tend to say, " It's up to you " .

The best primary dealers or "galleries" tend to be quirky mavericks with such a good "eye" that they have their names over the door.

Although it has been almost a year since the earthquake, psychological problems, if unresolved, tend to persist.

He then says that the U. S. should tend to its own business, which should be encouraging savings.

Life in the United States tend to speak very fast, mingled with a variety of accents, not like the movie so clear and understandable.

Although we might tend to put this sort of skill down as basic "instinct, " it actually relies on higher activities of the brain.

Nowadays, people tend to write letter by computers, there was a time, not so long ago, when letter writing was a real craft.

parents tend to impose their own sense of value and philosophy on their children, which often results in an disharmony between them.

He added that, 'As an economist I tend to think money is good for you, and am pleased to find some evidence for that. '

People with a strong constitution tend not to have as many illnesses , and when they do , they seem to recover quite quickly .

"I tend to be a pretty private person. and I don't feel I have anything that needs to be said, " she said.

Caucasians tend to have long and slim noses, that stick out a bit from the profile, while Africans tend to have flat noses.

Even at the best of times, Britons tend to be uncomfortable with patriotism, finding it hard to disentangle from nationalism and xenophobia.

I tend to see only the top of the page because I know they throw out random stuff below the fold especially for such a long page.

They tend to have more control over their lives at work--why pay someone six figures if you're not going to ask her to use her own judgment?

Whereas I tend to take a faster train for the meeting, they tend to leave a day early.

While looking for the next big winner, our transactions tend to be so frequent that unnecessary high costs are incurred.

It might be just enormously larger than other possibilities that'll tend to put the energy at a certain place.

He regards education as his life-long cause, while drawing as his hobby, which those researchers of him tend to ignore.

I tend to be in the camp that said he probably did not write 2 Thessalonians.

Nonetheless, we still expect the lowering of food prices to be a slow process, as prices tend to be easy to rise but sticky to fall.

Today companies tend to use clouds for a specific test environment or to in essence host an application by a trusted supplier.

Hypothesis testing bias: when testing a theory, instead of trying to prove it wrong people tend to look for information that confirms it.

With the diversification of the demands of interest, what used to be our common ideal and value orientation tend to have been moved.

As is often the case, little boys tend to be very active and out of control.

But Sharpe thinks such a scenario is unlikely: "Bald eagles tend to feed on what's most prevalent in the environment, " he said.

He is always attacking me, but I tend not to respond to him. I just do what I have to and play to score goals.

Obama said jobs figures tend to be the last to catch up in an economic recovery.

"We tend to think of the brain as being static or even beginning to degenerate once we reach adulthood, " she says.

They don't tend to tell customers that the puppy's fate, once returned, is usually euthanization.

For whatever reason, I tend to think of him as a low-profile "insider, " but his publication history belies this image.

When they try to address the question of do we change now, to what, etc. They tend not to do a very good job of it.

It is possible for a binding to have more than one associated attribute, as they tend to handle orthogonal activities.

"Chinese people on both sides of the straits tend to see history from their own national scope, " she said.

And advertisers tend to see broadcast television, with its consistently wholesome quality, as a safe place to promote their products.

Happier employees, he said, tend to have better communications skills and are less likely to quit.

We tend to think in Aristotelian terms - objects are members of a categories, and share the same traits as other members of that category.

They tend to happen because of the air incoming into the storm as well as a little bit of friction, Kyra.

I've yet to hear a parent tell me that she or he loves getting up throughout the night to tend to a baby's needs.

He said people who commit suicide tend to have a psychiatric condition, even if it has not been formally diagnosed.

For instance, if you prefer the fetal position, you might tend to be shy and reserved on the surface, but soft and sensitive on the inside.

The cost of roasting turkeys doesn't tend to follow actual wholesale prices but is often a loss leader.

Older people tend to be quite conservative and a bit suspicious of any possible advances.

Certainly, many part-time jobs are not the pick of the bunch. They tend to be low -pay, low - status and with fewer benefits.

THen the lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to tend and keep it.

I am old now. I may tend to go on about nothing, but I feel I know something about Truth: Old Age is a vast world, full of opportunity.

"In Poland, people tend not to listen to those who mistake the priest's pulpit for a speaker's platform at a political rally, " he said.

Photo Tip: Local architecture is an important part of any destination, but building shots tend to be dull.

Smoking has been a traditional element of a Chinese wedding and cigarettes tend to be provided.

Youngsters who have been jobless for a year or more tend to do worse in the labour market for the rest of their lives.

The above comments do not assume that children from neighboring countries do not tend to be good and only my own kind is fine.

In particular, scientists tend to see preparatory brain activity as proceeding stepwise, one bit at a time, to a final decision.

What of that later Greece, Pericles' "golden age, " which we tend to think of as the height of civilization?

When crossing over fences, carry water with you and tend the grass wherever you may be.

Andy must tend to her every whim without question and with the utmost haste for fear of the retribution she might receive from her boss.

The good news is that the blooms tend to be really patchy, so it may involve going just a few miles up the road to find an unaffected beach.

Application development teams tend to build performance timing measurements into their applications via some sort of logging mechanism.

Relationships tend to be impersonal and a pronounced division of labor exists, leading to the establishment of many specialized professions.

Statistics majors tend to be highly sought-after graduates and are often hired into lucrative positions straight out of college, Wong says.

'That said, many men lose around half their sense of smell by the age of 80 simply as a function of age. Women tend to retain it. '

You see, Americans (me included) tend to be quite admiring, and Shanghai's success in the PISA tests would seem to ratify that.

People tend to pile too much on themselves for a single day, overestimating how much they can actually do.

This is because we tend to see cognition as an isolated faculty that has no connection whatsoever with anything else going on in our soul.

"I wondered when you'd ask, " I replied. We tend to take things for granted until we're about to leave or lose them. I told Benjy the story.

Rock People tend to desire to live underground or in a cave and find this more comfortable than life upon the surface of the earth.

As any steampunk world is part of a fictional universe, some artists tend to take the aesthetic into a more abstract direction.

A classic pear shape is narrow at the top and wide at the bottom of the face. The jaw and chin tend to be more rounded than square.

But even clever purchasing is not enough to help makers of lightly processed or generic products, which tend to have slender margins.

Synthetic vessels made of Teflon exist, but they are prone to infection and blockage by blood clots, and tend to work for only a few months.

'Emerging markets are less liquid and what you tend to see is the most liquid assets get sold first, ' he said.

When I'm out with colleagues, most of us tend to check our BlackBerries once in a while, which in the news business is understandable.

Keep Moving Our bodies tend to slow down in the winter, but a little movement goes a long way for childs immune response.

Spend part of another day noticing which feelings tend to pull you into a state of preoccupation.

I tend to imagine this similar the coloured spot lights at rock concerts, only toned down, leaving only a sense of the colour in the air.

People tend to present their personal opinion as if it were a collective group's opinion.

The red priest rested by day but kept vigil through the dark hours, to tend his sacred flames so that the sun might return to them at dawn.

What appears to be true might as well actually be true, because we tend to process the illusion as though it were the truth.

You tend to be quiet, and do not easily open up to others, particularly strangers or people of authority.

Mr. Cohade: Chinese people tend to be very brand loyal, but they are loyal to the concept of the brand, not necessarily to the brand per se.

As one of his followers pointedly remarked today, in European democracies party leaders and prime ministers tend to be elected.

As a result, I think I can speak intelligently about how those people tend to think and act when they're trying to create software.

You're probably so used to the steady stream of complaining that you may tend to ignore some of it.

Journeys on the Desert Express tend to be a bit out of the ordinary.

Men tend to drive the cars back to back, thereby avoiding to leave prescribed space between the two cars.

Duros tend to be a calm, peaceful individuals and this aspect of their personalities enhances their acceptance in all parts of the galaxy.

At least insofar as the dominant powers are concerned, rising states tend to be troublemakers.

can return down the middle of playback, but I tend to let everyone back after the completion of a short over again.

We hired a girl to tend to the children for a few hours each day.

Debates about the extent to which tax and welfare policy should redistribute wealth from rich to poor tend to be particularly fractious.

If you look out at nature, you find that as you tend to see suspended animation, you tend to see immortality.

We all tend to think, "Of course they bring out the best in me. I would not be friends with them otherwise. "

Long-lived objects tend to accumulate at the bottom of the heap, so they are not copied repeatedly as they are in a copying collector.

Cigar stores tend to attract only cigar smokers, not people who would be offended by the smoke, he said.

Or to flip it around, households with dogs tend not to have young children.

Without such restrictions, people tend to pick passwords that are easy to remember, easy to type--and easy to guess.

Comparing with males, females tend to be stuck in such a mode while unaware of it.

Guys tend to let the confidence of a one-night stand inflate their egos, sometimes in a demeaning way.

Lavish parties tend to leave a hangover as the problems of daily life, put aside for the celebrations, come crowding back.

Over the long term, different classes of investments tend to have predictable relationships, or correlations.

To win the nomination, a candidate must appeal to the kind of hard-core Democrats who vote in primaries, who tend to be furiously anti-war.

People who consciously attempt to be thankful and appreciative tend to feel happier and at peace to a greater extent than others.

Gnuplot command files used in batch-mode operation tend to stick around for a while, so it helps to use comments to improve readability.

It helps that they tend to have a clear purpose to which these underpaid employees and volunteers are often personally committed.

Population statistics tend to be less up-to-date than GDP figures and are generally not available on a quarterly basis.

Primary user favorite tend to be worked on all his clear report, which is the name of the report, the report clearly fixed content.

In a country awash with guns where central authority has always been weak, such tensions tend to be expressed violently.

But many tend to forget that the body has an extraordinary immune system built in to help the body heal itself without outside intervention.

Like the rubber ball in the jar of rice they tend to rise to the surface when the container is shaken.

Certain toothpastes are not meant for children who do not know how to spit out the excess paste and tend to swallow it.

Clinicians, like myself, tend to see addiction as a form of self-medication.

The declines tend to be more orderly, and when you connect them with a trendline, you get a truer picture of that uptrend.

These concepts are the basis of any operating system, they just tend to occur thousands of times per second.

Approaches that help applications scale tend to break them apart, dividing their logic into separate chunks that can be hard to understand.

I value exercise because if I exercise, I tend to stay healthier than I would if I didn't.

Once, there was a dishonest and naughty boy, everyday, he would tend to a herd of sheep on the land nearby the village.

Some analysts believe that the U. S. tend to distance Iran, Pakistan and China are close to the troops in Afghanistan to extend the time.

in some conversation ended, he said some of the famous maxim, philosophical words, or good wishes, then, tend to produce good results.

Mountain gorillas have longer hair and shorter arms than their lowland cousins. They also tend to be a bit larger than other gorillas.

Are the British people Europeans? This may seem a strange question to Africans and Asians, who tend to think of all white men as Europeans.

The new data seem to confirm Kay's original finding that economic forecasters all tend to be wrong in the same way.

When the happy arrival of a sudden, people tend to be happy vortex submerged, from the happy fall down on the peak.

We (yes, I said "we" ) tend to assume that everyone is either like us, or intrinsically aspires to be like us.

For a gentleman of your size I would recommend a single-breasted jacket as it does tend to make one look a little slimmer.

They tend to be rigid and inflexible in their thinking and unwilling to see what's really happening until it's too late.

Part of the problem is that the bank's self-imposed screening requirements tend to put off busy, exhausted new mothers.

You tend to keep the components you use the most, while getting rid of something superfluous, like an out-of-date laserdisc player.

As they tend to do whenever they encounter any elephant bones, the elephants first gather around the bones in a defensive circle. . .

As diplomats who have had the pleasure can attest, North Korea's international negotiations tend to be high-tension, bared-fang affairs.

She said good-looking fathers tend to have good-looking sons and those men tend to have more opportunity to cheat.

The costs of collecting payment are probably as high as the costs of producing the electricity, but at least the lights tend to stay on.

Schools, he said, tend to have larger rooms and be bigger than ordinary buildings, exacerbating the toll when they fail.

These also tend to fall into natural categories that suggest themselves and are easy to develop a filing system around.

Consequently, the strength properties tend to be more nearly equal across the width and length of the sheet.

When I visit a website and am instantly bombarded with an unwanted cacophony of nasty sound I tend to leave with immediate effect.

Financial crises, in particular, tend to leave scars that make financial institutions, households and firms behave differently.

We are delighted with your products tend to feel of plain coolinging a purchase. The size of our order will depend regularly on your price.

Things like performance and stability, which will no doubt be tweaked, well, we tend to give companies the benefit of the doubt.

We tend to think of the concept of the midlife crisis as being around for ever, but it's recent.

At this point, individual preferences of the reviewer tend to become the dominating factor for the outcome of the evaluation.

Traditional psychoanalysts tend to see "normal" development proceeding away from bisexuality.

Since I tend to install it a lot in different environments, I wrote a script to do it.

What you tend to see in those light halftones are variations in local color--in other words, freckles rather than pores.

You don't tend to see the sky during gameplay, but it is used to calculate the light and mood of the stadiums.

However, it may not be all the pleasant experience when fraudulent merchants or scammers tend to take advantage of this fledgling service.

This aspect indicates that you tend to be a romantic and that you prefer to deal with lovely fantasies rather than with the real truth.

Tech angels and seed funds tend to be most valuation sensitive but can sometimes make up for it by helping in later financing rounds.

His mother remained to tend to his father, who was held in a re-education camp.

Good upper body movements seems to tie in with confident body language. Movements that look confident tend to look cool.

He said societies that allow the free expression of ideas tend to be the most prosperous and the most peaceful.

some tend to be associated with a particular generation, and a few such as Napoleon and Washington evoke particular historical figures.

This contrasts with most computer speakers , which tend to be built for listening from just a couple feet away .

They tend to require working outdoors regardless of the weather, have elements of physical danger and do not pay very well, he said.

On the face of it, they tend to be much more confident of China's inexorable rise than their Chinese counterparts.