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Of course, Google is going to press on with its social strategy, but simply because it makes sense, not out of fear of any other company.

The very nature of resistive screens means that their top layer is soft, soft enough to press down and indent.

In 2009, newly elected President Obama vowed to press on in Afghanistan in a fight he said the United States had to win.

He said he plans, nonetheless, to press China 'to avoid the mistakes we've made but to continue with reform. '

Even if European companies felt able to press ahead with investment in Iran, the Nioc had learned its lesson, he said.

The children played a computer game which promised them a reward if they were able to press the correct key very quickly when asked.

Even the studies addressing the impact of meat on the planet downplay vegetarianism, as if the authors are nervous to press it on people.

Mr. Karzai said he wants to press ahead with the vote, which would finally give him a clear majority, even if he runs unopposed.

He urged Vader not to press on in a fight he could not win, but the Sith Lord's arrogance got the better of him.

Some big pop-music hits are so cyberized the singer might as well be telling you to press 1 if you know your party's extension.

However, Sutley said the president was unlikely to press for that original target, or to explicitly adopt the new more stringent 17% cut.

Attempts to launch an attack picks passes on the goalkeeper to press against, spells is running upon post's price not to leave the racket.

Foot continued to press for a political solution, but agreed to call in MI5 as the situation was rapidly deteriorating.

The pattern is that of an economic upturn beginning to press on primary producing capacity, and in the UK on the labour market too.

HP said it was not able to comment by the time of going to press. AQSIQ declined to comment.

The report also said the U. S. would continue to press China to eliminate export constraints on rare earths used in high-tech manufacturing.

I prepared to press the bell in case they did not make it.

We tried to change it a little bit in the second half and not leave them too much time on the ball, to press better.

Mr Orszag, never slow to press a point, wrote on his blog that this "should reinforce all our efforts to get health reform done this year. "

Ma is often invited to press events for Jobs's companies, and has performed on stage during event keynote presentations.

Your immediate concern is to press on with your own preparations, but how wonderful that with your upliftment there is so much to gain.

Senators will reintroduce legislation giving the White House new tools to press China on the currency front, he said.

A year gone, lying prone in the dust of a mountain road. Not to make obeisance, but to press into your warmth.

If he is able to win this battle, Sarkozy will be able to press forward with a series of reforms, each begetting the next.

There was no third person to come between them, and all the infinity around them only seemed to press their hearts closer together.

Just last week, I was in a meeting with another client, and I felt the urge to press my case just a little harder.

Lily: Yes, it's wind instrument with keys for the fingers to press on. The body is made of brass, and is usually curved.

The European giants continued to press as the game wore on, but they were unable to break down a supremely disciplined DPR backline.

The International Committee of the Red Cross, which is usually slow to press the panic button, says it may be the tragedy of the decade.

You can stay with it longer because God is with you. He'll enable you to press on. Remember, you are never a failure until you quit.

AT&T later clarified that it had no intention of disconnecting users without a court order, according to press reports.

In discussions with his advisers, I emphasised I would have to press him on awkward questions, including his father's longevity in office.

Christopher Dodd, chair of the Senate Banking Committee, said Mr Obama would have to press the matter with Chinese leaders in Beijing.

If it were possible to press your thumb forward an inch or two, deep into your body, you would be touching one of your SI joints.

Some people yelled and pushed aside one young man when he tried to press his way into a spot near the front of the line.

Thy beauty makes me like the child, That cries aloud to own thy light: The little child that lifts each arm To press thee to her bosom warm.

The most original and creative products seem to be coming out of Japan as this book goes to press.

You can get a good feel for this movement if you try to press the upper shinbone into a finger (either your own or someone else's).

The president is likely to ask other summit-goers to press Cuba on issues of democracy, including the release of political prisoners.

As you kick into a lengthened position, try to press into your chest and head just a bit.

The doctor had to press all three fingers on his wrist to feel the pulse beat, and this was a sign the volume of blood was decreasing.

Qadri said he would speak to his supporters around mid-day outside parliament to press his demand for the government's abdication.

So many people came into the party that Helen had to press several of her women guests into service to help with refreshments .

Both were able to use it as a deadline to press for changes out of concern they would be embarrassed in Toronto if they didn't.

If the commission and Mr Van Rompuy fail to press these points, they will be dancing around the heart of the matter.

A priest is walking down the street one day when he notices a very small boy trying to press a doorbell on a house across the street.

To press(a stamp or similar device)onto or into a surface to leave a marking.

Shareholders are likely to press for the bank to focus on its safer wealth-management businesses.

And I do need to tell you there's a security entrance, so you need to press the green button for someone to let you in.

Chinese officials expect to press issues that will improve 'fairness' in the global financial system for developing nations, he said.

Townsend said the administration will continue to press Congress for increased spending in the current budget cycle and in years to come.

Having come this far with the single currency, Europe has no choice but to press on towards full economic and political integration.

Once you run the run. tprof script, Tprof will ask you to press Enter when you're ready to start the trace.

To press this point, once again the British attacked the Dagu forts.

Ask the children to press down on the bags, lean on them, and.

Yang may not take the heat alone, given the amount of backing he received from Yahoo's board to press Microsoft for a higher price.

Does not like the hat since childhood, No matter is cold is hot, does not like on the head having any thing to press.

Mr Fini did not need to press home his advantage to spell out that the PdL can no longer count on winning a majority.

Despite the concerns, White House officials insist the president is determined to press for Social Security reform this year.

As The Economist went to press it was still too soon to say which description was more apt.

Raffaele Bianco : " I was sure, because I knew what I had to do. The coach asked me to press the ball bearer, I think I've done my job" .

Without support, the party representative said, the teacher would not have the courage to press criminal charges.

Currency has always been a hard point to press.

Although I realised his cares and his devotion, I continued to press General Wavell hard.

He and his wife started The Quaid Foundation to press the cause.

Opposition protesters continued to press their case Thursday that Mr. Mubarak's concession wasn't enough.

But as The Economist went to press, they too seemed to be on the verge of striking a deal, just as the derisive Mr Erdogan had predicted.

The new Jeopardy! champ has no legs, only a mechanical arm to press the buzzer.

How far they and the protesters are prepared to go to press the point will become clearer in the days ahead.

I'm not the first victim to decide not to press charges, and I won't be the last.

Chinese steel makers, the chief negotiators, have continued to press for deeper discounts.

Though no agreement had been reached as The Economist went to press, the industry had begun to embrace radical change.

As The Economist went to press, three more were to be beheaded in Wajid, and two more had suffered the same fate in a nearby village.

The subject was told that whenever the other guy gave an incorrect answer, he was to press a button that would give him an electric shock.

How to press the doorbell not to have the sound of something astir , server hits somewhat restlessly opened the door.

In the 43rd minute, Mahdavikia had a sizzling 12-yard shot parried by Li as the west Asian side continued to press.

Poland was the first nation to press the reset button with Russia, to be followed by Obama's United States.

If, like the car industry, you wanted a soft loan, you were encouraged to press your case.

When the system stopped, the static tension will tighten and stretch the shell fabric, making it to press closer to the building structure.

As Science went to press, Fang had not responded to a request for comment, and the unidentified assailants remained at large.

But as The Economist went to press it looked as if the decision would be deferred because of concerns at the Department of Justice.

As the largest ethnic minority in the Middle East without a state, Kurds at one time depended on an armed insurgency to press their cause.

Beijing must stop blocking Security Council action and use all its influence to press the junta to open up the country to relief efforts.

When you're ready to get off, remember to press the button near your seat.

A metal appliance with a handle and a weighted flat bottom , used when heated to press wrinkles from fabric .

S. tried to use IMF reviews as another tool to press China to revalue the renminbi, also known as the yuan.

to press his paw on the latch to let himself in.

So far the torpedo has proved a damp squib, with observers arguing that Europe has not gained any leverage to press its demands.

Ain't a day that passes that you don't want to press your face against that ass or bite the delicate sliding tendons of her neck.

Uses: To be applied to Press quick resistance, thermal resistor, oxidizing lightning conductor of zinc and picture tube, etc.

S. will continue to press China to boost the value of its currency but may be on the receiving end of criticism about U. S. monetary policy.

After all, feel point to be to be unable to press for absolutely , watching open therefore.

Mr Duffy said Ikea remained interested in India, and would continue to press for a relaxation of the foreign ownership restrictions.

This conference would be an ideal forum in which to press the Japanese to remove their remaining restrictions.

I asked for an iron to press some shirts for my meetings but that simple request was refused and I had to pay extra to get shirts ironed.

Prosecutors have twice decided not to press charges against him over the land purchase.

EU leaders agreed this week to press ahead with a bloc-wide levy even though the chances of a global deal are dead.

It is always a good idea to press the Test Connection button on the settings form to verify that the settings are correct.

It cannot be used to press semisolid , wet granule , low solubility, hygroscopic or powder materials .

He decided to press charges against the policemen, including Capt Golyshev and Col Kuznetsov, whom he alleged had organised his kidnapping.

Mr. Trichet joined Ms. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy at their meeting in Berlin on Wednesday to press his case once more.

All (that) you have to do is to press the button.

The country which Mr Obama will visit on July 6th to "press the reset button" , as he puts it, no longer seeks integration with the West.

One of them is to press rubber firmly on each side of the weld bead and on plate back surface replacing bonding.

An array of foreign governments sought to help secure the ceasefire and, once again, to press for talks that might lead to a wider peace.

As The Economist went to press, the authorities seemed to be back in charge but the situation was dangerously fluid.

Whether in sunshine or in rain, North Korea seems determined to press on with its nuclear programme regardless.

Instead of a plan of action, they continue to press for more research -- a classic case of "paralysis by analysis. "

Others have articulated joints attaching them to the logging tool, with a backup arm to press the pad against the borehole wall.

The US will continue to press for a faster appreciation of the yuan during the annual talks, analysts said.

Always follow your intuition and never lose the passion for writing that drives and encourages you to press onward.

If SNS wants to press the meaning of its metaphrase " social network serves " for, the history should be quite long.

There was no final deal ready as The Economist went to press, but one could well come very soon.

"The group will continue to press on with its cost savings, productivity and yield management programmes. "

"It's time - to paraphrase President Obama - it's time to press the reset button, " he said.

He raises a piece of sandpaper and begins to press it hard against his face, scraping a large section of his cheek.

Then she was going to press every single button inside the elevator in order for it to take longer to reach the lobby.

Displays the Capture Next Key message box, which prompts you to press the keys you intend to use as accelerators.

To do that, you'll need to press Command Q or choose to quit from the application menu at the top left of the screen.

At the end of the wizard, be sure to PRESS save; otherwise the wizard will appear again when the system restarts.

And this will just continue, and your job as the subject is to press the button when you see the change.

A high-powered European delegation is due to press the case in a visit to Beijing next week, followed in short order by a high-level U.

I am ashamed to take it to press conferences for fear of pitying glances from blogger technorati around me with their MacBooks and iPads.

In flight, it actually inflates to press on the body, restricting the drain of blood away from the brain.

For example, individual users could be able to press a 'test' button that could block each of the participants one at a time.

To press out. drain off. or remove by or as if by milking.

Given opposition to the trade guidelines, the U. S. isn't likely to press for trade targets in Seoul.

Although the bloodletting seemed to be subsiding as The Economist went to press, the misery of the refugees needs to be alleviated.

The government's expected decision to press ahead with rural land reform is not universally popular, even among the party leadership.

Sir Paul resigned on Sunday in response to press accusations of a too-cozy relationship with former News of the World editor Neil Wallis.

But Real Madrid tried to press Barcelona all over the field.

Continue to press your forearms and wrists into the floor, lift your shoulders, and draw your mid-thoracic spine in and up.

Strong demand for book signing will be expected, we apologize that arrangement will not be made to press members.

Bravely, Linor went on to press charges against her attacker, an Israeli travel agent whom she had asked to book a flight to Rome.

Not wanting to press our luck, we continued on our journey after a quick glance at my wrist watch.

Rep. Camp also plans to press for the U. S. to revive bilateral investment treaty negotiations with China.

How were you able to tell which button to press?

China fears that if it fails to press its case, America and others will conclude that they are free to scheme against it.

During the text-mode phase of the setup process, Windows pauses briefly and prompts you to press F6.

The ministers agreed to press on with a combination of aerial bombardments and limited ground incursions into Lebanon.

The others require you to press a dictionary icon to look up a word.

The objective was to gain control of the Dardanelles Strait, and then to press on and take Constantinople.

You should ask him or her to press a handkerchief onto the bleeding point and hold it there.

If it wins control of the council or a parliamentary seat, it will be time, Mr Travers concludes, "to press the panic button" .

Explains step by step, with a button to press to move on to the next step once you have understood it.

Once, the US would have had to press host governments to make such deals.

One way would be to press the I. M. F. to officially pronounce on whether China is breaking the rules and manipulating its exchange rate.

Former Khmer Rouge foreign minister leng Sary appeared before Cambodia's genocide tribunal to press for his release from pretrial detention.

to press students to think about the best way of using their time to ensure their own personal professional development.

In April, Mr. Beers and other S&P officials met with Mr. Geithner and others to press for details of the U. S. 's plans to cut deficits.

Ms Mansouret now says that she regrets advising her daughter at the time not to press charges.

But the PT's coalition partners took advantage of his problems to press for concessions.

The deal allowed the ECB to press ahead with its bond-buying plan, and the package of EU measures has helped quell the panic.

Despite being a man down, Solskjaer's side continued to press for more, and United sensationally took the lead with 10 minutes remaining.

During the ensuing motion, the participants were tasked to press a key whenever either of those targets turned red or blue.

Ask God for assistance, so that He helps you to press the switch and change the flow of Divine Love.

Chelsea are set to press ahead with the signing of Brazilian defender Alex who has spent the last three seasons on loan at Ajax .

As The Economist went to press, there was talk of a compromise that relies on spending cuts and wildly optimistic accounting.

Treasure eyes Zheng consumedly looking at Hui, see out this time him be to press all hope on this teacher's body.

People close to the situation said Goldman received notification of the SEC's intention to press charges in July.

When SpongeBob appeared, they were to press the sad face on the screen.

Too little has been done to curb mortgage foreclosures, which continue to press down on house prices.

Windows 7, Microsoft's latest version of its operating system, was due to go on sale as The Economist went to press.

Hurtle to press to model of zero, parts, in addition to surface handle, do not need to carry on again generally other process.

We are not allowed to give the date, but we are allowed to press man to heed our warnings.

Even within Germany, officials are split over whether to press for a bigger "haircut" for private sector creditors.

Cover the area with saran-wrap being careful not to press on the cream in order for it to remain thick.

It may make sense for regulators to press banks to stop paying dividends entirely, Valentin wrote.

The deal being thrashed out in Congress as this article goes to press seeks only to cut state spending.

So we have to push him, to press him, to keep him to hold the line.

As this article goes to press, the Ohio Board ofEducation is debating whether to mandate such a change.

Because euthanasia is politically correct, prosecutors are often unwilling to press charges.

Kraft, which includes Toblerone chocolate among its brands, is to press Cadbury for a deal.

The goal was to press the space bar on a keyboard whenever they saw a picture twice in a row.

Like the original, continue to press the left stack ( not pressure also).

This will be the moment you've long awaited, for Mars will give you the green light to press forward on the plans dearest to you.

But he took a long time to send them. Meanwhile , the editor was getting impatient, for the magazine would soon go to press .

All right. Indeed, Rensink's subjects took only a little bit more than a second to press the button.

In a very open field, with 18 presidential candidates in the race as this journal goes to press, no one ventures to predict a winner.

So far to press time, British Airways has not yet announced the cause of the accident.

a thin depressor used to press the tongue down during an examination of the mouth and throat.

But others say it may be too soon for Brazil to press the panic button on its relationship with China.

The middle layers of a space suit are blown up like balloon to press against the astronaut's body.

A good exercise is to press your body up from the floor with your arms, and then lower it slowly.

He says Washington should enlist countries like China - that have good relations with both India and Pakistan - to press them for peace.

Angel shooter games on the Angels aerial shooting of love: love, mouse control shooting, Xu Li can be launched to press farther.

The test subjects were then asked to press a mouse button when a cursor flashed on a computer screen for several seconds.

In view of his youth, the police have decided not to press charges.

Mrs Merkel said she had used her meetings with the Chinese to press them to open their economy further to foreign companies.

It is not right to use physical force to press China, the host of the August 2008 Olympic Games, to respect human rights.

Meanwhile, Reporters Without Borders released doves from cages Thursday to press for the liberation of Chinese dissidents from jail.

Pre-press operations All operations prior to press; i. E. All the operations that turn copies to printing plates. Also called Origination.

Mr Dinallo met with banks in January to press them to help provide fresh funds to boost the capital of the bond insurers.

At least it was mostly peaceful, as The Economist went to press, unlike the street battles seen in late 2008 and last April.

Quick action by the FDIC could help to press Congress into agreeing to Treasury secretary Hank Paulson's bailout plan for the banks.

I don't wish to press my suggestion if it would cut across anything you have in mind.

there exists some problems within the machine, try to press RESET before repair service.

Then I stepped up to the voting machine to press a button in India's 15th general election.

Huawei's original decision earlier this week to press on and seek a ruling by the president was unusual.

This made it possible to press F8 and get into the menu that allowed me to boot into safe mode.

Instead, the two will continue to press their argument that McGraw-Hill needs to do more than just spin off its education unit.

The cumulative damagepromises to make it harder for the business community to press its cases in thecourt of public opinion and government.

People familiar with the letter said China's move is an apparent effort to press companies to transfer technology to Chinese companies.

Their solution is to press the up-button, ride to the top, and then go down all the way down to the ground.

According to press reports, the attack left four dead, including two South Korean civilians, and injured at least 19.

You don't need to press the Enter key to see the results, then tweak your search and press Enter again.

Kenny has emphasised to us that he wants us to press high up the pitch and that has suited us.

He said that according to press home intermediary dial telephone.

And Obama continues to press hard, if with no clear progress, for a breakthrough in the Middle East.

As this book goes to press, the Federal Reserve also finds itself up against the zero bound.

He acknowledges that he failed to press for bigger changes at the outset, while he sought allies.

When one got hurt to press the wound which is tough to be heal . How on earth he ought to struggle riskily or sneak away silently?

Continue to press the shoulder blades against the back, widen them, and draw them toward the tailbone.

Again, locals speak of their need for housing and places to work, but their communities have not organised to press those claims.

Several hundred people have marched through the streets of Abuja to the national assembly to press for the demand.

Appropriation in measure the electric wire with carry the son to press to connect after, both pull the instrument of the dint strength.

They said it would increase his standing and his ability to get involved in the process and to press the IRA toward giving up violence.

Cambodia is expected to press for Indonesian observers to act as a guarantee against a buildup of Thai troops.

Participants had their brains scanned while they decided to press a button with their right or left index fingers.

It was not certain as The Economist went to press that Kraft would go ahead with its bid.

To select a file, press and hold ALT and continue to press TAB until you've highlighted the file you want to open.

I guess the problem is that Windows has not loaded the correct USB drivers when it is possible to press the F8 key.

The US had the leverage to press China to open markets and deregulate banks.

A hovering finger or a simple movement will be able to press virtual buttons.

Like Mr Kirchner, she does not submit to press conferences or interviews by Argentine journalists.

FOTA now has to press ahead with its ideas and plans, we can't wait until January and decide which way it is going to go.

As The Economist went to press, they were expected to implement the austerity plan in a second vote.

Using a fresh cloth, do the same with your screen, being careful not to press down too hard and damage the LCD.

If you are schizophrenic, listen carefully and a little voice willtell you which number to press.

That Wednesday a delegation of foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Algeria, and Kuwait visited Washington to press the Arab cause.

But considering that past dire forecasts have not materialized, advocates for tougher rules may be tempted to press on.

Operations Guide: keyboard control, rotation, rotation on the vertical, under a free hand to press the case will jump up.

He is expected to press Israel not to carry out its threat to attack Iran's nuclear facilities.

This week, U. N. Secretary-General Ban Ki -moon sent his top aide to press for an end to the Sri Lankan conflict.

Mr Abe was due to lay out his priorities to parliament on September 29th, after The Economist went to press.

It means, I will be explaining which item to press the square button starting form the left side of the door when you firstcame in.

He vowed to press ahead even though the austerity measures dented support for his ruling Socialist Party.

Increase the press type diesel engine of Be mainly come from increasing to press a machine to press spirit machine into the spirit yawp.

Encourage swimmers to press down and inward toward their chest and pull thumbs past thighs.

Mulder: That's one of the luxuries of hunting down aliens and genetic mutants. Rarely get to press charges.

An adjusting screw at each side of the post draws the ends of the plates toward each other to press the plates tightly against the post.

When slicing, the match between frequency conversion electromotor and gear and rack makes press institute to press the material to slice.

You'd have to press the "Start" button to turn the engine off.

The ground sneered at him. I am finally strong to press down myself.

Despite the changes taking place, antismoking lobbyists continue to press for stricter limitations on smoking in the workplace.

This includes analysis of remote color diagnostics, brand color management, proof-to-proof and proof-to-press comparison, and trends.

For instance, to press either of the two former to eat or drink is a breach of manners; but a.

After a drawn-out demise, the government imploded in August 2007 and Law and Justice decided to press for an early election this autumn.

Shoot to kill. The team simulated gunfights by asking volunteers to press buttons in a particular order.

After a brief debate in Washington, the decision was made not to block the arms deal and to press Ethiopia not to make future purchases.