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If it seems like a lot of fuss over a TV show, you've never tuned in to the ABC Family series, currently in its first season.

The lecturer could see from the expressions on the faces of his audience which students were really tuned in to what he was saying.

Another orbiter, Mars Odyssey, periodically flew over the lander's location and tuned in to any potential radio communications.

The radio drama was so realistic that it panicked listeners who tuned in after it had begun.

At the same time, we were still small enough to be totally tuned-in at street level and highly adept at discovering exciting new artists.

Investors are tuned in to a different channel these days, pricing in recovery with a far greater certainty than is evident in economic data.

Disney also said that its 'reach' number, or the number of viewers that tuned in for at least six minutes of the Oscars, was 70 million.

The question is whether the authorities responsible for the financial infrastructure are adequately tuned in .

It's a wonder that Disney or Pixar haven't tuned in on this yet, it would probably make a fantastic animated adventure!

But stay at home; keep tuned in, because the free ways are not the place to be right now. -Here we go. Everyone stay calm.

THE 107m Americans who tuned in to watch the Super Bowl on February 7th did not see any advertisements for Pepsi.

'China has one of the biggest populations who are tuned in to sports, but they aren't yet participants, ' said Mr. Blair.

Moreover, when a liquid antenna is housed in an elastic material it can be tuned in a novel way.

It is our job to sound the signals within your souls and minds to keep you tuned in keenly to what might occur around you.

But stay tuned. In the next few weeks, we will discuss financial aid as we talk about the costs of an American education.

For this reason, the Visual C compiler and the JIT must be tuned in tandem to generate the best code.

The talent show was a ratings triumph: a third of all televisions in the Shanghai area tuned in for the final.

Millions tuned in to watch the historic moment on television around the world.

TAURUS: Keenly tuned in to all five senses, Taurus appreciates things like bath salts and scented candles.

Essentially, you feel childlike, and very alive, and super tuned in to your creative impulses.

Albert tuned in to a classical music station while driving to work.

Once developed, however, the converter can be tuned in detail to fit the project at hand.

Babies are acutely tuned in to the human face and can even recognise basic facial features at birth.

Again we are very grateful that you've tuned in to this broadcast.

As dancers, our bodies are tuned in to managing carbohydrates more efficiently, they are burned for performance rather then stored as fat.

She tuned in to channel 5 to hear the news.

Tom tuned in to Channel 9 to hear the news.

As you get tuned-in more and more precisely, you discover there are other subtleties as well.

The plane's TV monitors were tuned in to local news broadcasts; Bush was watching as the second tower collapsed.

Each station had its own group of fans who tuned in each week to listen to their favorite programs.

The diameter of the nanoparticles could be easily tuned in the range 10-25 nm by varying the initial copolymer concentration.

But fewer than one in three American households with televisions tuned in to the speech.

He could have tuned in, tuned in, but he tuned out . . .

According to the equipment operation, maintenance or operation of technical personnel to tuned in top condition.

You're tuned in to CNN Student News, where Fridays are always awesome!

Maybe that being lost in a good book doesn't mean you're zoned out. It's more like your brain is tuned in.

Indeed, it seemed like old times for the hospital drama: 16m people tuned in, not many fewer than it drew a decade ago.

Don' t go away. (to listeners) If you' ve just tuned in, we' re talking to "Sleepless in Seattle" .

Teachers must be tuned in to students' needs.

But this was going to be a special flight and so millions of people tuned in to witness the take-off on TV.

In the U. S. , more than 19 million viewers tuned in on June 26 to watch the decisive U. S. -Ghana match, according to Nielsen.

I'm sure that many readers have tuned in "Uncle Bobby" on their car radios in the Midwest.

a harp having strings tuned in unison; they sound when wind passes over them.

This parameter must be tuned in production environments based on concurrent DB2 requests.

This story doesn't surprise me at all. Polly sounds like a little girl who is highly tuned in and socially aware ofothers around her.

I'm still now well tuned in to my new surroundings.

Voters always elect the candidate most tuned In to their needs.

This moth's ear is tuned in to the bat's ultrasonic squeak.

We are delighted that you tuned in again.

He is a big fan of the dating programs and tuned in Saturday to a new show.

We are glad you tuned in to listen to this program today.

She tuned in to the comments about acid rain.

We are glad you tuned in to listen to this program.

eg. He tuned in to the BBC World Service.

She doesn't seem very tuned in to these new developments.

Host: You've tuned in just in time to watch Danny's 100th and final challenge on The Hot Challenge!

This morning, I tuned in the BBC to listen to the news.

He's not very well tuned in to his surroundings.

I tuned in to BBC.

Whilst the UK will play a leading part in the global reform agenda , the government and the principal opposition are tuned in to markets .

Last year, almost a million people tuned in to EPSN to watch the World Series and the Travel Channel to view the "World Poker Tour. "

In June 1989, with the world's attention on the democracy protests in China, more and more Chinese tuned in.

It is always a pleasure for us to know that you are tuned in and listening to this program,

We are delighted that you tuned in to listen to this program

About 57 million people tuned in to watch the debate,

I tuned in Voice of Vietnam

Bob tuned in his portable radio to a record show

The new MG: made in China, fine-tuned in Birmingham

Now, if you have just tuned in,