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Guo Bei also said the airport has an incubation period of Foshan, the key is to see which routes open.

The key of the investor protection is the restriction to the trustee, and. one of the point is the obligations of trustee.

So the key question is how much effect the credit crisis will have on growth globally and in each of the individual economic areas.

The key parts of twin screw kneader are a couple of intermeshing screws, just like the heart of the screw kneader.

He said that the key was lost, and further, that there was no hope of its being found.

So that's what you were doing. I noticed you trying to sit in the Key and wait for a pass. Were you trying to slamduck?

Including your contact information in FAQs (even if it appears elsewhere on your blog) can be the key to getting a project.

The matter of Israeli settlements in the West Bank is one of the key sticking points in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

After you get the XML configuration examples working, you're ready to see one of the key new features in iBATIS 3: Java annotation support.

Have introduced the improvement of converter control system in detail, the key logic relation of every link after elaborates improvement.

This remark provides the key to the problem, how much truth there is in solipsism.

Linton, who had been conveyed up to the little parlour soon after I left, was terrified into fetching the key before his father re-ascended.

The key to delegating is recognizing that your ability to do things perfectly isn't as highly valued as you think it is.

Note that this name is separate from the name used to identify the key in the key container specified in step 1.

The subjectivity was the key concept of traditional aesthetics. It was that rationality was concretely embodied in literature texts.

Near the end of the Clone Wars, Felucia was one of the key contested worlds during the Outer Rim Sieges .

One of the key results of Yahoo's OpenID usability study was that users did not understand OpenID and what its logo stands for.

My job is to pull things together from different parts of the company and clear the ways and get the resources for the key projects.

There was no doubt that she did not find she had left the key to the bicycle in her office until she went back home.

The key attribute of a dimension is always included, even if it is marked invisible.

If you were to do a line-up of the key suspects, Skakkebaek says, phthalates like the seven being tested in the laboratory would come first.

When bandwidth was the key limiting factor, we did not measure any significant improvement in the key user operations that we timed.

Jack manages to avoid the lock down and sneak out of the office to go investigate the address Jamey found on the key card.

And I saw an angel coming down out of heaven, having the key to the Abyss and holding in his hand a great chain.

Around this, the answer was that Gates with the drawer is the key to wealth, the only other keys are locked in a drawer.

Galloping growth in Asia, led by China, was one of the key reasons why global oil prices started shooting up in 2004.

even the "key texts" may have to be read against the cultural backdrops to which these texts originally responded.

The Asian Development Bank said there was enough food to go round, and the key was to help the poor afford it.

He said the two countries agreed on all the key issues and bilateral relations between Italy and the United Kingdom are in strong shape.

Just as it was last time around, the key to the next stage of the computer industry is in fact the commoditization of the previous stage.

The key is to look for quality items which will last for a long time or can be sold-on to help recoup some of the cost.

The singer believes Britney's teenage career was the key factor in her downfall, with the pressure put on her too much to handle.

Gets the name of the file containing the key pair used to generate a strong name for the attributed assembly.

The key is free, but it's bound to a particular URL, so generating an API key for this article's application requires a bit of foresight.

The key to getting out of any hole is realizing that you haven't just fallen; you've fallen into something.

He made him the central Pillar of Divine Revelation of the Hidden Secrets and the Key for the Lock of the Throne of Knowledge.

But the key to the dollar's weakness isn't just the yuan but the impact changes in its value seem to have on other currencies.

Formation water resistivity is one of the key parameters used to determine formation water saturation.

High-precision micro displacement sensor is one of the key technologies of the surface metrology.

All the key behavior of the system is exposed to the application as a set of events, with the appropriate event state.

When deciding who competes with whom, geography is often the key factor.

In the arguments of national scenic area system, the basic concept is the key, and when it is laid out, the details are easy to deal with.

The key is to start with something in the range above and to take a few test shots to see how the exposure works.

Keep a few cotton swabs on your hand for getting to the build ups in tight place(like around the key of your PC keyboard).

A common error is often cannot see other group very easily, the job of others is the same as the key of his job, first step has different.

For the cheerleaders , the key notion was that individuals (who used to be called employees) needed to take charge of their own careers.

And if I assign you to be delegated person to control this meeting, what will be the key elements you should tracking and follow up?

E: My mommy always used to say that cross-class learning was the key to a rich and fulfilling life.

The key to reduce defects and ensure the quality of the material is to conform the technology specifications of every link.

The key is to make it easy to get user feedback, then make the program changes necessary to incorporate the new features.

The key is, to not think of death as an end, but as more of a very effective way to cut down on your expenses.

Camshaft is one of the key components of the Engine, and its contour accuracy has a direct impact on performance and life of the engine.

One of the key elements of any network environment is to be able to identify what is on your network.

"One of the key drivers of that growth is going to be broadband penetration" , Zwillenberg said.

Balancing the carbon budget is one of the key things that scientists are trying to do now.

Forinstance, the American family education emphasized "opens the gate to the child the key" , but is not "opens the gate for the children" .

But the key returnee is likely to be Byron Scott, who seems to have a genuine connection to his point god.

"If we knew what the key immune responses were to effective vaccines it would be easier to evaluate them, " he said.

The key ranges of the CHECK constraints in each table cannot overlap with the ranges of any other table.

The key word here is alone - no-one is ever allowed to go up on the rock with him, not even his best friends.

Skyscrapers and public constructions are built in a year, and haste appears to be the key word. then there is a veritable army of cleaners.

And yet this bottomless narcissism, together with the uncompromising intensity of his vision, holds the key to Naipaul's literary power.

Mendis said the company would continue to evaluate opportunities in the key markets identified.

It is fair to say that complexity, in its various manifestations, is one of the key technical and business concerns of our time.

"The key principle is to shift the emphasis, but to do so in a very responsible manner, " she said.

The key thing we are focused on is allowing applications to be deployed to any of these environments without modification.

The key to producing good DNA separations is to understand the principles underlying the injection, separation and detection of each allele.

Wang Qishan, Chinese vice-premier, said: "The key to global economic recovery still lies with the United States. "

In oneself lies the whole world, and if you know how to look and learn, then the door is there and the key is in your hand.

Carbon fiber paper, one of the key raw materials used in gas diffusion layer, had not achieved industrialization in china.

In the point, design stage is the key point to reduce and optimize life cycle cost of a project and enhance project value.

My first care was to run to the door; he had left the key in it, taking the simple precaution of turning it twice in the lock.

The key is all in how you present it . You've got to try and sell it go the crowd.

The key to letting go is to imagine what would happen if all the stuff you think you need wasn't there.

and for that of a trailing-edge flap, the lift of the airfoil or separating position at the key airfoil element is used.

The only thing that she could remember was the key that leaped out of his father's body when she found that he was hanged to death.

'They have to put more on the table, ' he said of the key to any potential talks.

Paradise is there, behind the door, in the next room; but I hare lost the key.

The point guard dribbled the ball up the court. He stood above the top of the key, about twenty-four feet from the opposing team's basket.

Undoubtedly he was one of the key components of Brazil winning their unprecedented fifth World Cup title.

The size of the contribution is not what matters most. The key here is to have the heart to do it.

Business composition: Be familiar with the key businesses that make up the company and their respective revenue and profit contributions.

The researchers said the key to the mystery lies in their discovery of a road on the tiny Pacific island.

They said no. Their reason was that if I lost the key, the wrong person may find it and steal things from the building.

As the key turned the lock, a slight movement caught Andy's attention and he found himself staring into a pair of dark eyes.

One of the key skill set that we see emerging is to understand the semantic tree and be able to use the different tools.

As we all know, advertising is usually the key to the success of a firm's integrated marketing communications program.

You were too busy making an example out of her to find the key that she left with me.

The key point, at the moment, should be to try to stop either side from doing things that make a future peace deal actually impossible.

Experienced, mature veteran of personality, often the key to the ball at the last second shot, take the points lead before the air opponent.

The point guard dribbled the ball up the court. He stood above the top of the key, about twenty-four feet from the opposing team's basket.

Undoubtedly he was one of the key components of Brazil winning their unprecedented fifth World Cup title.

And of course, it is possible to have too much handler sensitivity. Like everything else, balance is the key.

The key point is that it would not be the real Shenzhen and a sports event does not warrant such a "tidy" city.

The size of the contribution is not what matters most. The key here is to have the heart to do it.

Business composition: Be familiar with the key businesses that make up the company and their respective revenue and profit contributions.

The researchers said the key to the mystery lies in their discovery of a road on the tiny Pacific island.

They said no. Their reason was that if I lost the key, the wrong person may find it and steal things from the building.

As the key turned the lock, a slight movement caught Andy's attention and he found himself staring into a pair of dark eyes.

One of the key skill set that we see emerging is to understand the semantic tree and be able to use the different tools.

Unlock: In the absence of any key operation after 10 seconds, auto-lock button the bottom right corner of the key symbols processes.

The size of the contribution is not what matters most. The key here is to have the heart to do it.

Business composition: Be familiar with the key businesses that make up the company and their respective revenue and profit contributions.

The researchers said the key to the mystery lies in their discovery of a road on the tiny Pacific island.

They said no. Their reason was that if I lost the key, the wrong person may find it and steal things from the building.

As the key turned the lock, a slight movement caught Andy's attention and he found himself staring into a pair of dark eyes.

One of the key skill set that we see emerging is to understand the semantic tree and be able to use the different tools.

As we all know, advertising is usually the key to the success of a firm's integrated marketing communications program.

You were too busy making an example out of her to find the key that she left with me.

The key point, at the moment, should be to try to stop either side from doing things that make a future peace deal actually impossible.

As the key turned the lock, a slight movement caught Andy's attention and he found himself staring into a pair of dark eyes.

One of the key skill set that we see emerging is to understand the semantic tree and be able to use the different tools.

As we all know, advertising is usually the key to the success of a firm's integrated marketing communications program.

You were too busy making an example out of her to find the key that she left with me.

The key point, at the moment, should be to try to stop either side from doing things that make a future peace deal actually impossible.

Experienced, mature veteran of personality, often the key to the ball at the last second shot, take the points lead before the air opponent.

Sliding the key into some hidden pocket in her robe, Nahti turned around and smiled at him with a face full of passion and intent.

He had them put in a locked room, and gave the key to the queen, ordering her to tell no one about them.

The key to get out of this dilemma is to uplift the ability to recognize beauty, the ability that originates from humanity.

I watched as my grandfather took the key from his pocket and opened the door in the old clock and used the key to wind it up.

Experienced, mature veteran of personality, often the key to the ball at the last second shot, take the points lead before the air opponent.

Sliding the key into some hidden pocket in her robe, Nahti turned around and smiled at him with a face full of passion and intent.

He had them put in a locked room, and gave the key to the queen, ordering her to tell no one about them.

The key to get out of this dilemma is to uplift the ability to recognize beauty, the ability that originates from humanity.

I watched as my grandfather took the key from his pocket and opened the door in the old clock and used the key to wind it up.

It is well known to us all that remembering at least 10 words is the key measure to improve your English reading ability.

Both Israel and the U. S. see Mr. Abbas as the key to reviving the peace process and ending more than five years of bloodshed.

He said the key was to "break the link" between people coming to the UK to work and gaining citizenship, which increased the population.

To avoid trying to handle the header of the CSV, I first check to see if the byte count (the key object) is not zero.

Crucially, for half the children, race was one of the key dimensions.

He said the key was to "break the link" between people coming to the UK to work and gaining citizenship, which increased the population.

To avoid trying to handle the header of the CSV, I first check to see if the byte count (the key object) is not zero.

Crucially, for half the children, race was one of the key dimensions.

That perception of her value to you is the key to using a first date as the start of a strong relationship.

The key that unlocked it was the name Frank, handwritten under a gag photograph of a masked classmate in Regan's middle school yearbook.

This course will help you to understand the key factors driving individual motivation, team morale and organizational performance.

The key is to keep trying to eat the right foods and stay in touch with your doctor and nutritionist, so they know how you are doing.

The correct brand orientation and its establishment are going to be the key of the quality strategy for a brewery.

Now recently, when I found myself ready to croak! I thought to seek the key to the banquet of old, where I might find an appetite again.

CA: And releasing this caused widespread outrage. What was the key element of this that actually caused the outrage, do you think?

Now recently, when I found myself ready to croak! I thought to seek the key to the banquet of old, where I might find an appetite again.

CA: And releasing this caused widespread outrage. What was the key element of this that actually caused the outrage, do you think?

The key to how much further home prices fall, Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius said, is how fast the glut of empty homes is absorbed.

And I'm going to go from one mixture to another mixture, and that's going to be the key to telling me if I'm in equilibrium or not.

But the key question is, though, said the strategic reciprocal relations, Japan has no strategy, no diplomatic leverage.

It said the key to settling the nuclear issue is to bring an end to what the agency calls the U. S. "hostile policy" towards North Korea.

and was promoted to be the chief of engineering section after a few years, and was chosen as the key person to be trained by the enterprise.

But despite these moves, resolution of the key issues is at least one, if not two or more years off, say analysts.

As a druid, as a priest of the land, I feel Stonehenge to be one of the key sacred temples in the world.

If you are not comfortable reviewing DRDA information, the key thing to look for is the SQL statement that you are trying to execute.

As a druid, as a priest of the land, I feel Stonehenge to be one of the key sacred temples in the world.

If you are not comfortable reviewing DRDA information, the key thing to look for is the SQL statement that you are trying to execute.

A key signature is placed at the beginning of a piece of music or of a section to indicate the key of the piece or section.

The key to a strong economy says Obama is to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U. S. and he says Romney is the wrong person to do it.

You'd think he might have some sentimental attachment to the key that unlocked the riches of the British media, " said Gaber. "

In his hand, he holds the key component of his next generation chair, which he hopes will be even sturdier and smoother in its motion.

And yet the key to the character is found in his farewell letter: "I have not been able to detest anything. "

Paul told them that the key Sarah got from his father was to a private cigar club in Chicago.

One of the key design parameters of UNO for Sun was that it had to be very fast, and provide very high performance.

Chomsky suggested that the key part of this deeper quality might be a quite simple and uniquely human power of "recursive" calculation.

Chomsky suggested that the key part of this deeper quality might be a quite simple and uniquely human power of "recursive" calculation.

Specifying the name of the file or container that contains the key pair to use when signing the assembly with a strong name.

The DPRK Nuclear Crisis has always been the key issue that afflicts the security of Northeast Asia since the end of the Cold War.

The keys have the hotel's entire address, phone number and just to help out a mugger your room number is conveniently located on the key.

The results show that the person referred to in the implementation of the concept of corporate culture is the root of the key.

From the viewpoint of IT, the key question here is often about alignment.

Whenever you start a new job, one of the key things to ask is what time you start and what time you finish.

The key is you don't just as others, have their own life, let myself out of the dark.

The reform of the share-holding system of the state-owned commercial bank is the key problem and a hard war in commercializing the bank.

some of your subordinates seem good to you, but the key time and labor does not always contribute, contribute not live, Chuhuo no benefits.

some of your subordinates seem good to you, but the key time and labor does not always contribute, contribute not live, Chuhuo no benefits.

As you know, simplicity is the key to my philosophy.

Although chest pain is the key warning sign of a heart attack, it may be confused with indigestion, pleurisy, pneumonia, or other disorders.

The key to understanding this phenomenon lies not in magnetism nor in any sort of mystical ability but instead in the physics of friction.

The key for Sir Alex Ferguson will be to see how his side respond to that emphatic scoreline and Fulham will be wary of a possible backlash.

Removing the total amount of heavy metals efficiently from sludge was the key of its land application.

Make sure that you use an encryption API that does not require the key to be stored somewhere and is not derived from the users password.

In summary: it seems to us that the market is in need of a meaningful catalyst to overcome the key resistance levels.

Holding down the key rolls over each character in the line, flipping the case of any alpha characters the editor comes across.

Discretization of continuous attributes is always one of the key problems that need urgent solutions in rough sets theory.

Theory as a rule, the rule of law and the rule of man to explore the long-term stability of a country, the prosperity of the key issues.

Using relevant facts and figures that drive home the key message that you are trying to get across to your audience.

The key is usually an Integer or a string, and the item is of any type.

The key point of this debate lies in the question of whether "li" (principle) can be active.

Specifies the name of a file containing the key pair used to generate a strong name.

Regardless of what you are like in real life, the key seems to be to act yourself.

Remember, early diagnosis and treatment is often the key to long-term health.

He probably got as much pleasure out of the sounds the key made as he did those few times when the key actually found its way into the slot.

The identification of class structure, as the most complicate and important work, was the key to the success of the land reform movement.

The constitution is the fundamental law of a country. The carrying out of the constitution is the key to its enforcement.

Reading aloud is often disparaged as "a special skill" which has "little transfer" to the key skill of silent reading.

The key word in this principle is "all. " With any less demanding objective, injuries and illnesses begin to become acceptable.

It did not drop when I traded with him, but started to fade when I got the key, so I ran back to the water, and swam to the wall.

She could play in it all by herself, and nobody would know she was there. She put the key safely in her pocket.

The key to reach the goal is to connect the basic training method of ballet with that of Chinese dance.

And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand.

And I had the key to that woman's apartment, and in three or four hours she would be mine once more!

One of the key challenges, after providing immediate relief to people, was to help them recover from the shock and stand on their feet.

With the substitution of a woman for a man in the key decision-making position, the company saw huge profits.

The key to having this low-level platform is the Apache license itself; without it, a completely different picture would result.

To counteract radar signal interception system effectively and baffle the sort of radar signal, the key is collocation of EA emitters.

This's the third one, and the last one also is the answer, the key to the question of the door.

Do not know the names of the suspects , appearance, age, such clues can be no doubt be the key to solve the case.

As he started to turn the key he looked at the door-knocker. He saw, not a knocker, but Marley's face.

Customers have raved to us about this widget and some have even said it was the key factor in getting them to use Backpack.

What I said is not completely right is the key to its accumulation of experience and adaptable.

The White House said the extension of tax cuts is to avoid the key to the U. S. economy move into recession.

The key is often strung around the child's neck or left hidden under a mat (or some other object) at the rear door to the property.

Given the key part that this incident is said to have played in the diplomatic scene , I can't refrain from registering my view .

As it understood the proposal, one of the key aspects was the demand-driven part, which a number of delegations had already picked up.

The key, say the scientists, is to focus on not just the amount of fat, but the type of fat that you might have.

But I do not know why, on the question of happiness, people often embark on a misunderstanding - the key to happiness, to others.

"He was the key figure to rehabilitate Libya with the international community, " Benotman said by phone. "Now it is all gone. "

How much you like yourself is the key determinant of your performance and your effectiveness in everything you do.

The emergence of fish from the sea was one of the key moments that transformed the evolution of life on Earth.

Motivation is the key, but it's not always easy, day in and day out, to find that motivation.

She peered through the key-hole trying to see the person who rang the bell.

Knowledge is going to have to serve as the fulcrum of progress or provide the key to a decent survival.

It varies by algorithm, but the length of the period is one of the key attributes of any good random number generator.

It was that kind of day Thursday. It was a day when those who would clamour for a throw-away-the-key form of justice were given ammunition.

To part with it would be to abandon a great part of ourselves, to lose the key of our past, to cut away the roots from the tree.

One of the key goals was to ensure that by 2015 every child, boys and girls alike, would be able to complete primary school.

At present, China is carrying on the Medical Insurance System Reform, but the question of expense control is also the key point of it.

Linux systems usually do a better job with getting the key bindings right, though part of that depends on which window manager you use.

The key to coasting is to build up as much speed as you can before cruising on the straight parts of the road.

It is a missed opportunity financially but it has no effect on budgeted performance, and that's the key thing.

One of the key problems needs to be solved is the synchronization between the EEG signal acquisition and visual stimulation device.

their insistence on its continuing relevance and power was one of the key stumbling blocks in Copenhagen.

The key is to get someone detached and able to see everything from a fresh perspective.

The key point of treating warm diseases is expelling pathogen, and of the total letting-out-therapy is particularly important.

One of the key parts of the Masdar research project is determining just how much carbon can be economically sequestered.

Ecology is at the heart of many of our everyday concerns. It is the key to solving many problems of human interactions with natural systems.

All that driver has to do is to have the key with him or her.

As one of the key necessities of human existence and development, housing has the dual nature of commodities and Social security.

The key is to look formal for the ceremony, but ready to party later when the jacket is off.

So I knew immediately in front of 55 minutes as if it were raining flowers are TMD bullshit this last step is the key.

In fact, that's really the key to error handling: Understand the system that you work with and the lower levels of that system.

The key habit to actualizing your goals: Review your goals at least once a week.

The wind turbine is the key component in the variable-speed wind power generation system, whose performance influences the total system.

Sixty-one percent of those actively considering an overseas move said crime and antisocial behaviour was the key reason to leave.

Within each worksheet, there can be a large number of line items - the key element with each is the date of the next required task.

Montel: Oh, sure, I'm glad to give you as much help as I can. Getting clients is bit of an art, but the key is building relationships.

The key to friendship with God, he said, is not changing what you do, but changing your attitude toward what you do.

We are starting to understand the tyres better and that will be one of the key factors to success over the race weekends.

Fatima gave him the other keys; but she did not give him the key of the little room.

She also did not want to acknowledge that she had admitted, in an earlier deposition, to have had the key to the church.

The key decision in pursuing vaccines was, would we be ready to accept that this division will be losing money?

The key is not to be buzzword compliant or to join the trendy game of buzzword bashing.

In a speech at the 2005 Kids' Choice Awards, Smith said the key to a happy, healthy life is "running and reading. "

What! " said he, " is not the key of my closet among the rest?