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Even when my computer is working, it seems to take the command to bring up a Website as tantamount to asking it to clean toilets.

One would have to completely disregard such overwhelming evidence to the contrary that it would be tantamount to intellectual suicide.

Poetry on the negative at the beginning of a "dream life" as the poet of the soul that sleep is tantamount to death.

But by far the most common reason seems to be that black women still regard intermarriage as tantamount to betraying the race.

He said the rejection was tantamount to a no-confidence vote in him.

It's our bakery. Yeah, we have broken a rule here by having a keyboard on top of a piano, which is tantamount to, you know. . .

All comrades in the Party should understand that the enemy is now completely isolated. But his isolation is not tantamount to our victory.

Earlier this year, Sir Alex described Foster's capture as "a great bit of business" and tantamount to "guarding the future of the club" .

That seems to be tantamount to saying there 's too much traffic in modern cities .

Iran called the Council's involvement in the Gulf War issue absurd and said the action was tantamount to aiding Iraq.

What the child says is tantamount to the command for her parents.

To indulge such a cult is tantamount to reaction to science, blasphemy against civilization and trampling on human rights.

Then Cao Cao's father was a eunuch's adopted son, Cao Cao would be tantamount to eunuch's adopted son's son.

Simple to understand, this is tantamount to South Korea will reserve currency Renminbi as one of the options.

If this really happens, then on to the original capital has been suffering from a real estate agent speaking, is tantamount to another.

Your proposal is tantamount to calling Off the general strike!

China considers any high level talks with the Dalai Lama tantamount to interfering with its internal affairs.

Procedures or the absence of procedure might delay settlement, and that would be tantamount to justice ill-served.

The deeper error is that this objection is tantamount to asking, "If children descended from adults , why are there still adults ? "

Mr Badawi sees the firm as a liability, but to Dr Mahathir any sale would be tantamount to dismantling his legacy.

And while the building boom has undoubtedly brought investment, the manner of much of it is tantamount to cultural vandalism.

Of course, self-satisfaction is tantamount enabling me to be more confidence.

However, if this approach seems materialistic and tantamount to bribery for use with a child, I would simply say, don't use it.

Finally he hooked up with a larger guerrilla band, becoming a political director, a duty tantamount to vice-commander.

For her, wearing make up at home is tantamount to blasphemy.

This is a word of truth, gathered from the experience of a man of God, and it is tantamount to a promise.

The Butcher dismisses criticism that the outcome of the case was tantamount to mob justice or trial by uninformed public opinion.

This theory basically plays into the "paranoid Zuckerberg" meme, in which his privacy is tantamount but yours is expendable.

To leave a dog home alone is tantamount to cruelty.

but many Mongolians worry that they could lead to a new form of dependence, tantamount to commercial subjugation.

What you're asking me to do is tantamount to suicide.

Stoning as a means of execution is tantamount to torture.

The deeper error is that this objection is tantamount to asking, "Ifchildren descended from adults, why are there still adults? "

Was indeed tantamount to in the petroleum tube to dart down one regiment blaze, accessible destroyed what he remained logical.

Investment, production and sales, the pace of reunification of thinking, is tantamount to monopoly, small businesses could hardly survive.

He told Dumbledore would be tantamount to ants play with elephants, Where is the opponent.

She felt that undermining the Supreme Chancellor during such trying times was tantamount to a Separatist act.

They're called "incubators, " and their imprimatur is tantamount to a college degree.

For Apple purists, however, packing a cover and a case may tantamount to heresy.

Mr. Johnson believed the job candidate was presenting a false image of himself. The suit, he felt, was tantamount to a lie.

Purchasing government bonds, they argue, is tantamount to monetising government deficits.

Besides, it gives a convenient tantamount definition to progressive measurability .

One Turkish diplomat told the BBC that that was tantamount to the EU saying that it wanted to remain an exclusively Christian club.

There is only one earth, it is to the survival of humans natural resources and protecting the earth, is tantamount to care for their homes.

However, if a society that breed off the spread of absurd, would tantamount to a social crisis.

It rankles those, in Germany and like-minded societies, who see it as tantamount to monetizing government debt.

The textile and clothing industry in Hunan province tantamount to a Gospel.

It is tantamount to a complete personality transplant for the infected cell.

a wish that was equivalent to a command; his statement was tantamount to an admission of guilt.

In AstraZeneca's view, not paying the recruitment bonus until after a probation period is tantamount to management passing the buck.

Reduce the number of taxpayers is tantamount to the taxpayer that: "If you do as I say, I will reduce your tax. "

Such "metastatic" cancers were once tantamount to an immediate death sentence.

His words are tantamount to a health warning for the whole sector .

Mr Hall's scheme is tantamount to saying that e-mail is so out of control we can't cope any more.

Therefore, opponents argue, allowing people to sport these plates is tantamount to allowing the tea-partiers to advertise on state property.

"What the Dutch politician did is tantamount to opening fire on the Qur'an, " Qaradawi said in exclusive statements to IslamOnline. net.

The chorus of Fed speakers citing inflation dangers has been tantamount to jaw boning up the 10- year yield .

But awaking to the two worlds brought face to face is tantamount to getting on the trail of their secret relationships.

This is not mere hijacking. It is tantamount to a complete personality transplant for the infected cell.

So it's tantamount that Steve get up on stage and keep up the image.

It is tantamount to keeping an athlete on steroids even when he is showing clear signs of distress.

The streamlining of institutions, savings from the government is tantamount to a revolution in itself.

Many of Ms. Suu Kyi's backers oppose registration, which could be tantamount to relinquishing their claim to power.

This bubble must in the end be dashed, who expect to rely on Real to stimulate local economic growth, its harm is tantamount to doing.

Her statement is tantamount to a confession of guilt.

Now every person in the community have become era social abandonment is tantamount to death.

In the new mechanism, reporting v is tantamount to reporting z(v) to the original mechanism.

The good ol' boys had thought me mad. A bus driven by a Mexican - tantamount to suicide.

Longer drying time is tantamount to slow down the business card printing and membership card production speed.

Programming them to self-destruct after 26 checkouts is tantamount to asking librarians to embrace entropy.

Is the Vat Bajay Monastery tantamount to a teachers' college?

Your answer is tantamount to a refusal.

But Kang's concessions and compromise was tantamount to the denial or abandonment of opening a Lower House in the future.

The wages workers earn in that factory are tantamount to nothing.

a request tantamount to a demand.

Passengers, and investment in real estate developers, this is tantamount to an enticing "big cake" .

Who bought the patent is tantamount bought a money machine.

And moving the focal plane is tantamount to focusing the lens.

The meaning of life is not taking care but in dedication to learn and the dedication is tantamount to have a great wealth.

The being tantamount to asks for trouble for oneself.

Jacen felt that using the Force to wield a weapon so huge was tantamount to mass murder.

His answer was tantamount to an insult.

Simply using the Web shouldn't be tantamount to consenting to electronic surveillance.

If we can home in a fluorescent light bulb replaced, it is tantamount to a reduction of one million in vehicle emissions.

North Korea says South Korea's participation violates the 1953 armistice on the peninsula because it is tantamount to blocking sea lanes.

If wasting other's time, is tantamount to for his money.

This is actually tantamount to saying that China's modernization process is the loss of national identity and complete the process.

But consulting and drawing on is absolutely not tantamount to total identification, and even less is it mimicry.

At that time, being banned from trading in a bucket-shop was tantamount to the highest degree of flattery for any speculator.

Claiming otherwise is tantamount to saying that 10 rupees is more valuable than $9 because 10 is a bigger number than 9.

This is tantamount to sabotaging the development of emerging economies, a move that can be thwarted only if BRICS cooperate on the issue.

The strange truth is tantamount to tell readers: When two class people do not forgive and forget and live in harmony, all will be better;

it was done to prove that the policy of the United States in Indochina is tantamount to genocide,

congruent tantamount commensurate concord harmony agreement rapport conformity

Each Chinese character is tantamount to a letter in English, there are 26 letters, but the Chinese characters commonly used in about 2500.

That would be tantamount to having all the things

his explanation was tantamount to a confession

Victory attained by violence is tantamount to defeat for it is momentary

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