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to put it another way , language does not commence as the translation of an interior and pre - existent thought into a string of signs.

To put it simply, protein takes a lot of effort for the body to break down and digest. A lot more than, say, fat.

The bank manager was really to blame, though he tried to put it on a clerk.

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

Look here, sir, an apple fell off your tree, so I'm trying to put it up again!

I was doing and froing in my mind if I should have done this or that but it is time to put it to bed.

Hotels sell service rather than a product, or, to put it another way, service is their product.

Angela: "I'm going to give you $20 but I want you to put it in the bank; a penny saved is a penny earned! "

Still, while such a transformation is, to put it mildly, undesirable, the policies are necessary.

To put it another way, while Google has been trying to eat Microsoft's lunch, maybe it makes sense to have a bite of Oracle's as well.

"We wanted to put it out there that it is not all negative in this part of the world, " Mr Okere says.

But he was, as The Times obituary was to put it, "a man of boundless energy and unflagging optimism" .

Or, to put it another way and teach the Chinese authorities a good bit of teenage Anglo-American insouciance: good luck with that.

To put it in perspective, it took over a year of protests to oust the Shah of Iran in 1979.

After several years of statistical data accumulation, the public security bureau of Guangzhou has got the condition to put it into practice.

spu_rlmaskqw operates on the whole quadword at a time, but only up to 7 bits (it performs a modulus on count to put it in the proper range).

'We all say these things, ' Mr. Cochran says, looking back. 'But most people aren't stupid enough to put it in an email. '

Or, to put it another way, they have borrowed in liquid form and invested the proceeds in illiquid assets.

Another consideration: The Lakers have perhaps the best second unit in the league. The Cavaliers, to put it mildly , do not.

Or, to put it another way: Royal Air Force flight lieutenant William Windsor just provided bridegrooms everywhere with air cover.

Or, to put it another way, when Milton asked some LPGA golfers what they thought about just before taking a shot, they answered: nothing.

Or , to put it another way , if you turned your television OFF today, what might get turned ON?

The Dormouse was still asleep, and the Hatter and the March Hare were trying to put it into the teapot.

His attitude toward his characters is tender but ruthless, like that of a man who loves his horse but has no choice but to put it down.

The good advice was followed, and a pot of fat was bought, but they did not know where to put it.

Her mother told her to put it somewhere safe, and apparently, she did.

Although the plan sounded difficult, he made a decision to put it into practice.

"I'd never been able to do that before, to put it away, " Ms. Muldberg said. "I was afraid I'd lose the memories, lose Eric. "

Or, to put it another way, government is society's dominant producer of coercion.

To put it more bluntly, the business was hemorrhaging cash and would have continued to do so.

The battles fought have been mostly passive, or to put it in military terms, have been battles of "pure defence" .

He chanced to put it out in Mrs. Charmond's presence.

Now I'm finally at peace with it and am able to put it out there.

Or, to put it another way, what really killed the dinosaurs was a string of the most atrocious bad luck.

Su: On one occasion, I fancy at the store a set of noble suits, can be said to put it down, the salesperson asked me whether or not to.

To put it simply, democracy, more than any other form of government, delivers for our citizens.

After it had lived on the road for awhile I decided to put it on a record to give it a home.

To put it more clearly, Chinese modernization meant that China was transformed from a traditional form into a Western, modern form.

Thankfully, they liked it so much, they were able to put it into the Austin Powers movie.

To put it a different way: understanding SQL makes it easy to locate the problem in one of many different layers of your application.

He'll just tell me to put it out of my mind for my own good.

He keeps fiddling with the dials on the radio, he is sure to put it out of order.

Of course it could simply be that he doesn't have time for a personal life, or to put it another way, that his career is his personal life.

And finally, when I got to put it on, you know, it was fantastic! I was running around, I was so. . .

It's also useful if you want to put it down on your nightstand to watch a movie or use as an alarm clock, it stands.

It has worried me a good deal for the last week, and so now I am going to put it on my dressing-table and watch it ache.

Undoubtedly, it is all important to put it practice through speaking and writing what you have absorbed from reading and listening.

The Palestinians have cocked the gun; the Europeans are trying to put it in a bulletproof box.

We're trying to bring back that connectedness between society and research, to put it crudely.

"Inflation is like a tiger, once it is set free it is very difficult to put it back in its cage, " he said.

The child has taken the toy apart, but does not know how to put it together.

Let's face it. Condoms are a bit of downer. So how do we convince guys to put it on? And make durex the favoured choice.

It's easy to take a watch apart but difficult to put it together again.

He could carry in his head, for days on end, the plan of a new invention, until he had time to put it down on paper.

Or, to put it another way, use the same code path for errors as you use in normal operation.

It's not like you find women with pubic hair so long that they have to put it up in a bun, right?

I don't agree with this. If you consider foreign language is just a common course for you and you don't want to put it into use, it's okay.

Or, to put it more bluntly, he ordered his army to inflict starvation on every man, woman and child in Misrata.

Daddy: Your mummy gave you that coat for your birthday, and she would want you to put it on.

A stewardess asked me to put it out, but I said I wanted to carry on as there was no rule against smoking on the plane.

"I saw a fireball beside me and I started to burn, " he said. "I was rolling on the ground to try to put it out. "

Or to put it differently, right now we're in a world in which mercantilism works.

People throw a lot of data and content at you and expect you to put it all together perfectly.

To put it simply, you'll never have to worry about the U. S. not paying you back if you buy some of its bonds.

This milk has gone bad. You can't leave milk sitting out; you've got to put it in the refrigerator.

The only thing to be done with sin is to stop doing it, to put it away, to claim victory over it altogether.

When he went to put it on, a pair of my granny panties fell out of the sleeve.

As we did not have the money to carry out the project, we had to put it on the back burner.

I decided to take a lot of the fruit, and to put it to dry in the sun for a time.

Because if your life cause you to put it in to this holding pattern this vibrational aston, then it is forever there for you.

This kind of weather for a hijacked jet, and intend to put it into a missile people obviously is an ideal opportunity.

To ensure that they do not go bad in several months, they pasteurize or, to put it simple, boil them.

Haiti's government is in no position to take charge, yet the country needs a strong government to put it to rights.

Triumph said it had sought a patent for the eco-bra, although it has no plans for now to put it on general sale.

On such encouragement to ask, Elizabeth was forced to put it out of her power, by running away.

We want to put it out in the environment, and we want it to be powered by the Sun. What we do is we involve it in a box with a light on.

When we got him on the phone he said he hadn't looked at the CD because he didn't know how to put it into his computer.

Short that it may be zero to six-year-old, to put it a little bit longer, probably until the age of twelve.

It's not like I have nothing to say, but I did not know how to put it .

If it does pass, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D. , Nev. ) prepared to put it to a vote in the Senate, hoping to defeat it.

Or to put it plainly: Building steel doors into cardboard houses is only of limited use.

JSF, to put it in terms we Domino developers understand, is the equivalent of a custom-class rendering engine.

Or, to put it another way, fewer bad teachers. The obvious policy solution is more pay for good teachers, more dismissals for weak teachers.

The truth, whether it is from the beautiful comfort said, I'm afraid that no one is willing to put it out.

But that cash belongs to the shareholders, who may be able to put it to better use than the company's managers.

I wonder if it can shrink to a teeny, tiny speck and may be a huge monster trying to put it on.

Still, some readers wrote to tell us that they had to put it cover down on the table so as not to frighten the children.

Though his wife and her sister were attractive women, Vernon Dokey, to put it charitably, was not a handsome man.

It is a thoroughfare or, to put it better, a place for the evacuation of knowledge and all the rest.

The density of Saturn is so low that if you were to put it in a giant glass of water it would float.

It is a thoroughfare or, to put it better, a place for the evacuation of knowledge and all the rest.

The density of Saturn is so low that if you were to put it in a giant glass of water it would float.

To put it other way, the question of the essence of space is mere speculation, the secrets stay buried at the end of the world.

I was the first woman to burn my bra - it took the fire department four days to put it out.

Old-fashioned style and service second to none, they even get a chair on which to put your handbag so you don't need to put it on the floor!

I am going to give her a card and write like this, "I love you, mother! " I am going to put it under her pillow.

Or to put it negatively, it may take a long time to realize that others are programming with sound and fury but producing nothing.

BRITNEY Thankfully , they liked it so much , they were able to put it into the Austin Powers movie . So, I'm really excited with that, yeah.

" Later he said, " I am still trying to do it, but now I want to put it all on the head of a pin.

It may be the only chance many Japanese get to see the film, as there are no plans to put it on general release.

To put it mildly, like the other two conflicts, getting in may be a lot easier than getting out, despite all rhetoric to the contrary.

If you use portable heaters in a child's room, be sure to put it out of reach. Be sure, too , they are not close to blankets or clothes.

A I could put it where you just said not to put it and you could take it out of order. That's the best way.

To put it more bluntly: the United States is in the beginning of a period of relative decline.

But if the relationship is to endure new strategic challenges, it would be sensible to put it on a more honest footing.

Intending to save some for a sandwich the next day, she asked the waiter to put it into a doggie bag.

It has worried me a tryod dens for the last week. . . so now I would like to put it on my dressing-tabdominisle watching it very e.

Students in introductory economics courses learn that the burden of a tax does not necessarily stay where the Congress chooses to put it.

No. he said he'd jammed the slide and had to put it in for repair.

Want to put it out on the pub table beside you, getting showered with beer splashes and crisp crumbs?

When I was about to put it in an envelope I was called into my back office, and without thinking I left the paper lying open on my desk.

He looked at the fish, then at the boy. "You'll have to put it back, son, " he said.

My mother carried on something awful. She wanted me to put it away in the savings bank out of reach of temptation.

I said I'd take my chances and asked him to put it in the showroom.

Or to put it differently, socialism has to be a liberatory and emancipatory project for tens of millions.

Italy was the model of a modernising Mediterranean state. "Spain is different" , as a tourist slogan of the 1960s used to put it.

To put it mildly, she's just a bit inquisitive.

He had reared the animal, which had never attacked before, since it was six months old - but now faces having to put it down.

It takes a bit of luck and a carefree mind to put it in the back of the net.

He burned his hands trying to put it out.

I told him my project for seizing the ship, which he liked of wonderfully well, and resolved to put it in execution the next morning.

That's a very wide question. But to put it in a very simple terms, one of the objects of market research is to find out.

"You won't be able to put it down, " my friend Ann told me a few weeks ago, when she dropped it off at my house.

The company pays lip service to the idea of workers'participation, but does nothing to put it into practice.

A scientific discovery is often made long before someone is able to put it to use.

I intend to tell you a little about the early work on the nematode to put it into an intellectual perspective.

On his way home, he forgot to put it on again.

No doubt and certainly we at Nasdaq have a very strong outreach programme but I just want to put it in context.

He also presents evidence that Saddam "had not abandoned the strategy of WMD, merely made a tactical decision to put it into abeyance" .

St. Germain: This will not make sense to you, but to put it simply, I seek to maintain the flow of a greater will.

It was a beehive. Being a kind soul he picked it up to put it back in the tree.

The message I had has been weighing heavily on my heart for some time and a situation arose where I just had to put it out there.

or to put it another way, the real risks now are not those that can be modelled into a spreadsheet.

If you bring your pet to another country, you may have to put it in quarantine for a while.

To put it simple, how much discount can we get?

When United scored I was, how to put it, a bit scared.

While the proposed plan gives them the hose to fight the fire, there still isn't enough water to put it out completely.

For large and slow-to-reproduce mammals like humans, such a growth curve is, to put it mildly, unusual.

I had some friends with us and they were laughing because she kept trying to put it back over my face.

That increase was associated with mass extinctions, which, to put it mildly, probably would not be good for living standards.

"Or, to put it another way, a holographic universe is blurry, " says Hogan.

Suddenly, I wanted to write about that, but I wanted to put it down simply for my own joy, not for Mr. Fleagle, my composition teacher.

To put it bluntly, whoever controls this technology can control the minds of men-all men.

But it is harsh, to put it mildly, for Prof Easterly to condemn the report when he offers what appears to be even emptier advice.

The three bottom lines are social, environmental and economic--or to put it simply, People, Planet and Profit.

"They will be distinctive summits, " said Mr Harper. Or to put it another way, one will be important. The other won't.

The downside of MIDI is that it cannot record sounds (only notes). Or, to put it another way: It cannot store songs, only tunes.

Or, to put it another way, we let others influence our decisions and help make them for us.

Lighter does not self extinguish close lid to put it out.

Now that you know what goes in the refrigerator, let us show you where to put it.

Tiff: I don't know. I think I'll have the goat cheese . I've never had it before, and they seem to put it in everything here!

France's INSEAD has opened a campus in Singapore to put it at the heart of the Asian miracle.

Appealing for a European response and then announcing unilateral German measures made her look inconsistent - to put it politely.

Vulnerability, should be hidden, only calm in the face, one day be able to put it down, do our own.

He even figured out a way to put it all inside the back of a tractor-trailer.

Christmas? -Yes, a bit like Christmas pudding. Shake it around a bit. . . I'm going to put it in the oven.

To put it another way, he said, about 16 ounces of water might be present for every 1, 000 pounds of surface soil near the moon's poles.

The truth about a Versailles shepherdess was, to put it mildly, more labile .

"So, " he said, "we're pleased to put it all together in one place. "

It's easy to take watch apart but difficult to put it together again.

I hastened to it Pick up and gently stroked it, and then reluctantly had to put it back to its "palaces. "

Put other items where they belong. Instead of laying something on a counter, table, or floor, take a few seconds to put it where it belongs.

Wall Street needs to . . . put it all out there for everybody to see.

The measures used to value China Life suggest, to put it mildly, that something unusual is going on.

Or, to put it another way, your drill may be my drill, too.

By the time you realize what's happening, the child is a toddler, up and causing havoc, and it's too late to put it back.

Azerbaijan is not one of the world's most transparent countries when it comes to politics and business, to put it mildly.

Sure. I mean they do often pop by to put it in context for themselves. They will drop in to see what is going on and have a little giggle.

To put it in an English-speaking context, what's the value of Shakespeare, Shaw, Joyce, Yeats, the King James translation of the Bible?

If I see anything that is risky in that way, I ask them to take down the video or better yet I ask them not to put it up.

All the pouring rain, will try to put it out, but not this time.

This logic sounds so reasonable that two university psychologists decided to put it to the test.

Once the designing is done you are ready to put it into action .

To put it positively, only a global legal instrument could deal with the realities which globalization had brought about.

Or to put it another way, an accident does not have to occur.

"They've got a ton of talent, " Collins said, "but will they be able to put it together? "

When you are a twenty-one year old stallion , what might be the best reason to put it on?

To put it another way, QA testers are on a mission to break an app by doing horrible things to it.

This is a question of the last importance. Be sure to put it on the agenda.

Mr Beeston, 79, died last year and his wife decided to put it up for sale.

Or to put it more bluntly: what happens when $5m is wired into your company's bank account?

One of the best tests for logo design is to put it in black and white.

To put it more bluntly: the US must learn to receive India's "smart power" as much as it is willing to bestow its own onto India.

To put it simply, RUP describes a development process in terms of phases that have iterations.

Or, to put it another way: Class is everywhere and nowhere.

Right now all our faith has poured out of the old institutions, and there's nowhere left to put it.

It has won an Ion Torrent machine in a contest and hopes to put it to that use.

I'm having to put it to work because we typically don't hold any cash, so it is causing me to do buying.

If you do not revise your plan, we'll have to put it back to the drawing board.

On the road just outside Beichuan, someone had dumped a mound of cabbage, evidently unable to find another place to put it.

Mr Blatter says that he will reform the organisation. That seems, to put it mildly, improbable.

So when he came across a play called The Skin Game by John Galsworthy, he decided to put it on at the camp.

To put it another way, ownership is a form of controlled restriction, both physically and ideologically.

Give a man a free hand and he'll try to put it all over you.

Or to put it another way, China will buy Rio in order to run it into the ground.

Mr Joyce's drastic move got, to put it mildly, mixed reviews.

The theory has profound effect on modern education and instruction and how to put it into education practice has been a hot research issue.

To put it mildly, Mammaw's whipping her was an unusual reaction for a poor southern white woman in the 1920s.

Then I smiled wanly and told him to put it back.

To put it in old Maoist terms, the main enemy may appear to be the "bourgeois" threat.

To put it simply, Thanksgiving is gratitude, gratitude from the heart.

Chief Cook: I put the blanket on the pan first, and then I switched off the stove and used a fixed foam extinguisher to put it off.

But I wanted to put it down simply for my own joy, not for Mr. Fleagle.

He wants to put it in an old cardboard box and tie it with string.

To put it simply, Freud located the source of these deep inside the self, where no one could see them except through dreams and neuroses.

Or, to put it slightly differently, two bits of nature disagree with each other.

To put it bluntly, participants have to fear the consequences of making serious mistakes, not just be told to stop.

"He didn't always agree with me on politics, to put it mildly, " says Lord Patten, who was ostracised by the business community.

And, every once in a while, I find a work so exciting that I'm possessed by the urge to put it into English.

Howard: Yeah, I just want to put it out there in case I inadvertently squirt any pheromones in your direction.

The prospect of an open-ended military commitment without UN sanction is, to put it mildly, concentrating minds.

To put it plainly, they used to beat her, and taunt her with eating their bread.

"You'll have to put it back, son, " he said.

Developmental direction of point-application is to put it into health keeping field.

It may well make sense to put it into a sunscreen preparation.

Or, to put it another way, we'll call less but talk more.

Did you fail to put it in the corrective action program? Is it a repetitive finding? Is it wilful?

e. g. We cannot have the meeting tonight. We shall have to put it off until tomorrow.

After the teenager took the broken video game apart and fixed it, he was unable to put it back together again.

"It was a tough market, to put it mildly, " says a spokesman for the state's treasurer.

When you use the training equipment, handle it with care, and be sure to put it back in the correct place after using it.

It's foolish of you to put it up.

To put it simply, they want to be able to imagine you at the university.

We always do what we believe is right and have the courage and conviction to put it into practice, even when it might be easier not to.

She had evidently determined to put it to the test at last: would those sweet amazing words be heard when I was not there?

To put it bluntly, the essence of double or multiple standards is still one standard, namely, the standard of one country.

In most cache scenarios, when an item is removed from the cache, you do not need to put it back into the cache until it is needed again.

He has made such a mess of this report. It'll take hours to put it straight.

It's one thing to understand the principle , it's another thing to put it into practice.

To put it plainly, let LeBron James play NFL tomorrow, and there is absolutely no problem for him to do that.

If the company only has a web site for advertising purposes and promotion of business, do I need to put it down?

Ready to put it into action?

To put it plainly , Americans are made of the financial crisis blame.

Autumn Fengyi Chui, persimmon pendulum to swing to go, it seems that people scrambled to put it into the basket, it Zhai.

Roger: Exactly. Put your paper face down on the glass. There's a guide on the edge to show you where to put it.

When a community is struck by a natural disaster, the nation responds to put it back on its feet.

Mr Thomas was, to put it politely, an unorthodox choice to lead the national "vigilance" commission.

"If there are no visible symptoms and you're feeling fine, you may decide to put it off for a while, " Kalb says.

Tell him either to put it away, or to add column 14: divorce expenses.

Now to put it back together and cut some basic keys in the wall to lock in the RTV core mold in it's proper position.

And so it shoots up a little bit, people will be able to put it off as speculation of eating vegetables.

Concerned over the decline in influence of his committee, he has plans to put it back on the map.

The global economy is on fire. Every government must pitch in to put it out.

Vandeweghe, to put it mildly, let the third-year forward play through his mistakes in the last few minutes of that crushing 98-93 defeat.

He had originally planned to clean his room but then decided to put it off for another day.

To put it in a nutshell , we're very likely to win the bid for the training project.

To put it bluntly, one's research is only as a good as one's proposal.

I'm working in a pharmaceutical company, i'm creating medicines (to put it simply). Its very interesting but pretty exhausting.

Or to put it another way nobody is bigger than the club.

To put it in Freudian terms, today's protest movement is the 'return of the repressed' of the Khomeini revolution.