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It is important to ask and then act as if it is perfectly OK for him to say no.

The acts of the body reciprocate thoughts of the mind. Simply act as if you're not shy and your mind will follow suit.

Ma On Shan did not act as "China's Bath City" , but gave up a title but still have to bathe industry development.

Bial decided to set up a program that would send a group of students to college to act as a support system for one another.

While technically not meant to act as a generic base class for addresses, it could be used for that purpose.

If you do not wish to have fish in your aquatic environment, consider a smaller pond that will act as a collection point for a waterfall.

The carbon molecule known as a buckyball, a member of the fullerene family, can act as a cage for a variety of other chemicals.

You act as if everyone were dying like flies, like the streets are impassable with corpses and that I'm reluctant to bury them.

Has no employee with genuine passion, expertise, and customer relation skills, to act as the company's blogger.

The role of the liaison staff is to act as a link between the clients and Company A in London.

She didn't get the job because she failed to act as if she was gagging for a career in PR.

This demand is now growing at a clip of 9% a year and starting to act as a regional engine of growth, sucking in imports.

Whenever anyone is looking for him, act as if you're trying to cover for him.

The body to bear all the load and act as a frame, it should be accurately referred to as "bearing-type frame structure of the body. "

It was your privilege, Armand, to act as you did: the rate for one of my nights was not always so high!

I often act as a peacemaker, trying to mediate disputes between the wife and the husband.

Such lenses could act as both sensors and displays, providing new ways for data to pass in and out of the body.

Although there have been no attacks using manpads, "we act as if they exist, " notes the British officer.

If China continues to act as it has, we Japanese will be prepared to engage in a long, long struggle with China.

He was trying to act as a problem solver, when instead, she wanted him to confirm her feeling and give her support.

To tell you the truth, I feel so shy each time when I see you and I just act as never mind.

You will act as an adult , and no one will see you as a child anymore, so you had to pay for your faults .

Even though they were made-up by others, they still have their own ability, to think, perceive and even act AS IF they are really you.

In fact we are beginning to act as-if there was a global brain.

Such third arbitrator who would act as the President of the Tribunal shall be a national of a third Party.

You can no longer act as if I did not exist, I AM that much a reality to and for you.

The body's natural sebum also contains wax esters, which act as a sort of natural moisturizer and environmental barrier for the skin.

Pretend and act as if you were miserable and . . . Well, forget about this last one.

While less expensive than personal training, the classes often act as a "feeder" for higher-end services, said the owner, Greg Justice.

Note that this means, unlike vowels, intervening H and W characters do not act as a barrier to combining runs of letters with the same code.

WikiLeaks has two tax-exempt charitable organizations in the U. S. , known as 501C3s, that "act as a front" for the website, he said.

At this stage you could either develop your own simple beans to act as the model for your views, or import code available with this article.

What your body starts to do is to act as a fat storage, which is not going to help you with your weight loss goals.

I wish people would find out the facts and not act as if I were a bad or dangerous person.

They water shoots up and can act as a drinking fountain, while making it easy to wash one's hair.

Both Pioneers act as though an extra force beyond mere gravity is tugging at them from the direction of the sun.

My daughter said that she was picked up to act as a little policewoman this noon and she also was pointed as an emcee for her class meeting.

In the light of the magnitude of these losses, it would be prudent to act as if [global warming] is correct.

Insert it in the front to block on-coming cold air, and in the back to conserve core body heat and act as an insulator.

But a bad result can act as an alarm call, she says. Better to act after a telomere test than to wait for your first heart attack.

Economically, it continues to be seen as a collection of vastly diverse states, no more able to act as a single unit than, say, Africa.

But don't act as if you know everything about the place.

Heathcliff wants to see Catherine again and refuses to let Ellen leave until she agrees to act as mediator.

Since I've learned the power of yes, I've begun to act as if I'm not afraid.

Mr. Chu said the firm is close to reaching agreements with a few regional governments that will act as fund sponsors.

The stations' operators act as clearing houses for text messages, reading important ones over the air for everyone to hear.

If you make only favorable remarks about him and act as if he's a fine person, you'll be helping him as well as yourself.

Act as if it is winter and bring a thick coat, boots and mittens in the office.

The spirit of neoclassical economics would say that people act "as if" swiftly calculating the parabolic arc of the ball.

The department continued to act as an agent to collect general sewage charges on behalf of the Drainage Services Department.

Symptoms: The code seems to act as if a previously corrected bug is still there.

If the failure in Copenhagen can act as a wake-up call to the biodiversity community, that itself will have been a positive achievement.

To his disappointment, the young ladies who had never received military training before did not act as he had ordered but giggled.

All you need to do is to aim your trigger at the red ball image, then the ball will act as if it were light and hit the red ball.

Here, the guest operating system is aware that it's running on a hypervisor and includes drivers that act as the front end.

Although America has yet to ratify this treaty, its policy is to act as though it had.

All this is happening before our eyes and yet we act as if we have all the time we want and all the solutions.

Professor Dodge will act as a mentor to the tutors-he'll be available to help you with lesson plans or to offer suggestions for activities.

But, they feel that the best way to make this happen is to act as if they disapprove of any relationship between their 2 children.

I said yes because it was a new challenge for me and I believed that it would act as a deterrent to crime.

It might help if I 'act' as though I care about my students and whether or not they learn.

People's everything when do not know oneself can keep bright, act as and see what impressions another side has?

"Each time America marches in somewhere, it highlights the fact that it tends to act as global policemen. "

Do you think I should act as if I knew a lot about the business, or should I keep my mouth shut except when I am spoken to?

And it is applied to any machine without accurate output speed requirements, and able to act as a heavy machine coupling.

Can any of these be reworked and optimized to act as a landing page for a specific search term on your list?

In this role, we do not act as an agent or fiduciary for you, and we may act on behalf of the insurance provider, as permitted by law.

The goal of that job is to act as the gate-keeper for the president, vetting ideas from many different agencies.

"If you want a quality, act 'as if' you already had it" , advised William James, the father of American psychology.

Whenever I feel fear creep upon me, I act as if I'm somebody else.

So, to feel brave, act as if we were brave, use all of our will to that end, and a fit of courage will very likely replace the fit of fear.

We act as if we thought that he would never notice a mistake unless it was pointed out to him, or correct it unless he was made to.

To be fank, Mr. Wu, after reading your letter, I feel that it's not a mature time for you to act as a sole agent for us.

And the more you act as though you are in balance, the more it becomes a habit for you to behave in a balanced way.

In the point-to-point article, we described how the JMS resources act as a level of indirection between the bus and the application.

I wanted you to tell me to divorce her and you have suggested I act as if I am going on a honeymoon!

But they still act as if there is no greater enemy than this slight woman with flowers in her hair.

Then, given a repertoire of requests and matching responses, the reverse proxy can act as if it were the genuine Web server.

His main idea is to convert part of workers' contributions into a fixed monthly payment that would act as a sort of insurance premium.

When Washington consented to act as commander-in-chief, it was felt as if the strength of the American forces had been more than doubled.

Melody seems to act as a path or a cue to evoke the precise information we are trying to retrieve.

The geometric means of every 5 vectors are used to act as representative samples to stand for five aging stage.

It's not just a matter of hearing God's voice; it's also a matter or responding. Hearing is not enough. You have to act as well.

"I wish people would find out the facts, " she says, "and not act as if I were a bad or dangerous person. "

The speech was something like this: On this special day, it's time for you to stop behaving like a child and to act as an adult.

All animals have it. It seems to vary enough, but not too much, to act as a reliable marker.

Btuitut over the long haul, capitalism tends to act as a moderating force on the bastard-crushing fantasies of the web's pioneers.

Within the body of a method, the variables that act as placeholders for the argument values are called formal parameters.

"The interim constitution does not give any right to the president to act as a parallel power, " he said.

She found no effect in the massaged group who did not participate in the game, implying that trust does indeed act as some sort of trigger.

These cases are but a few examples of how our press begin to act as a watchdog on a wider range of both political and nonpolitical issues.

In fact, dark matter seems to act as a scaffold on which visible matter is arranged.

The general manager must act as a kind of public relations person as well as the head of the company's management.

but as he spoke , they quietened , he pointed out that they were needed for an essential job to act as an army of occupation.

I realized I could act as a public person _able to defend my interests, to unionize, to petition to speak up -to challenge and demand.

They'll trot out studies showing a benefit, and act as if all the others indicating a risk are not a problem.

We act as if others exist just to be dazzled by us and to spread our reputation throughout our community.

Far from acting as a stabilizer, the Federal Reserve failed to act as it should have in several circumstances.

In practice, politicians and their staff act as if every public relations battle has dramatic electoral consequences.

The modified polymer would be small enough to breach the blood-brain barrier and would act as a delivery container carrying the drug.

You can opt for the translation services of a human being to act as a mediator between you and those with whom you interact.

And when you are not trying to pull off your old "Wild Style" dance moves or playing games, the Jambox can act as a speakerphone.

I couldn't be happier but I had to act as if I was sad and upset.

And although there is no law against closing down loss-making businesses, most bosses and politicians act as if there were.

Thus, trying to act as a combined research and healthcare operation is misguided.

One of its jobs is to act as a messenger carrying genetic information from a cell's nucleus to the machinery which makes proteins.

Very often, we act as if it is unspiritual to set goals in our personal life and for spiritual growth.

At the beginning of this month, it (re-)emerged that there were far fewer male teachers in primary schools to act as role models.

It's a period of actual crisis, even if we try to tough it out and act as if everything is under control.

This means that the fines are not sufficient and that too much electricity is given, which will not act as a deterrent at all.

Transcription might also act as a DNA-damage dosimeter where the severity of blockage determines whether or not to induce cell death.

There needs to be someone who can act as a champion for the rights of the poor because the system so easily lends itself to abuse.

In this scenario, he could act as a leader for inexperienced players about to go through the unique and challenging experience.

In the maelstrom that will occur the Light will act as a line of defense, so that the dark Ones cannot make any progress.

Arabella, in what seems to be typical of Squibs , owns several cats which act as more than pets.

The concept of a portal is to act as an information aggregator for its end users.

Trade tariffs (or things like the beef embargo) act as an inefficient tax on the citizens of a country.

As someone with this new found belief, take a walk and act as if you are living this new belief; become your new belief.

But the senior Catholics who are hosting the pope do not talk or act as if they laurels to rest on.

The documentation says that this guys does not validate, colors, act as a delimiterand fills with spaces.

I have on at least three occasions, been asked to act as a conduit to him for others.

This means they act as if they creating rather thane mending the body.

Some kids are able to ask friend to act as family for them-sometimes temporarily-and this can be a big help.

Thank you for your letter of September 30 in which you indicate your desire to act as our sole agent for our products in Taiwan.

For the bus to act as a Web service requestor, sending Web service messages to providers, it must be configured with a resource adapter.

Under today's law, in which private firms can only act as service providers for Pemex, that investment would be much higher, he says.

Earthworms are ideal "soil detectives" : their presence can act as a reliable indicator to the general health of the soil.

The solution for creating links in XML documents was to put a marker on elements that should act as hyperlinks .

Had the reconciliation been so complete that she could act as she pleased?

P&G's main goal for the site is to have it act as its e-commerce innovation living learning lab, the company says.

Act as an advocate for decisions of the General Manager and to facilitate the implementation of determined business priorities.

Nevertheless, investors should act as if it is.

It could also act as an instrument with which governments could actively shape their role as market supervisors.

Enzymes are protein molecules that act as catalysts for all chemical reactions within the body and are necessary to sustain life.

The center of the space, large enough to perform drama, a few big act as light sails, flying, heard of Suntory ads is taken here.

Act as a strategic resource to the Operations Manager and able to develop good working partner relationship with the key management staff.

So that they do not act as a visual distraction, monitor loudspeakers are typically constructed and arranged to be placed on the floor.

Some of these tools are controls that act as wrappers around the database access objects, called ADO.

What's more, the handy battery is friendly enough to act as an emergency charger for your mobile phone and other small gadgets.

Many accountants just do tax returns and are not qualified to act as an outside voice and keep an eye on the health of the company.

commit any other act as prohibited by any law or regulation, or provisions of the judicial administrative department of the State Council.

If you have the least bit of interest in how human beings learn and act as groups, reading all of The Smart Swarm is well worth your time.

Over the remote ocean, the air is usually cleaner than it is over land, so there are fewer particles to act as seeds for cloud droplets.

At the moment , the clutch must act as a coupling device and transmit all engine power to the transmission , without slipping .

Registry and Repository does not route service requests on its own, nor does it act as an intermediary in the service invocation chain.

He asks his wife makes love with another man possibly even, oneself act as spectator, thereby acquired character is satisfactory.

It is not the case that "qi" cannot act as subject for "qi" can act as the subject of the subject-predicate phrase (or minimal sentence).

They did not say how watching TV could act as a trigger, but simply tried to show a relationship.

Were I a lot younger--or had I already retired, with a pension to act as a safety Belt, it would Be different, of course.

In a tribe composed exclusively of women, the Furies act as defenders of the Goddess and protectors of her most sacred places.

If you are here because you think that probably some of these mahayana teachings might act as a therapeutic help then.

For the management of personnel measures, internal communication within the company to act as coordinator.

In order for the ErrorMessage. jsp page to be able to act as an error page, this directive must appear somewhere in the page.

Such a structure can only endure because central banks act as lenders of last resort.

Stock market can act as the vehicle through which the benefit can be sourced from financing for the company.

"Never tell them you might leave -- subconsciously or otherwise, they'll act as if you already have. "

Madrid is a club of men and we will act as such, all working together - players and coach - to make sure we come out of this.

Networks of self-help women's groups have been set up to act as a decentralised agricultural extension system.

From the mid-1990s onwards, development has not been persuasive enough to act as the core idea maintaining social balance.

In this homeostatic model, emotions act as a feedback mechanism to alert the brain when the body is out of balance.

In some areas of Bordeaux , a sandy iron-rich layer is located deep enough below the surface to act as a water table for the vine.

Individuals you know through volunteer activities and professional associations can also act as references.

We all know that money can't buy happiness . . . but many times we act as if we'd be happier with a bit more money.

Moreover, chicks born to stressed hens act as though they too are stressed, even when they have been raised in a poultry paradise.

Act as a conduit between academics, companies, organizations, and the creative community centered around the topic of environmentalism.

His original plan was to license other companies to manufacture Bakelite. He would act as a consultant.

GREECE : People elect beautiful girls to act as " angels " to send gifts to the children of all the households .

Act as the polarity of the word will complement degree "extremely, through, and death, bad" four.

Process in which two dissimilar materials in close contact act as an electric cell when struck by light or other radiant energy.

PTSD can cause individuals to act as if they are constantly threatened by the trauma that caused their illness.

A source said: "Dina needs to no longer act as her manager, or work for her daughter in any capacity. "

He is an interpreter, one whose duty it is to act as a bridge or channel between the minds of his readers.

Sulfide further accumulates where depressions in the bottom of the sill interfere with the flow system and act as natural riffles.

a request that needs to cross protocol or other boundaries and can be sent to a server which can act as intermediary.

The way out of the crisis is not to act as a group of states that just happen to share a common currency.

This can act as the Wicket model for the OpenIdRegistrationSavePage, where the application can proceed with its intended function.

Reciprocation of a criminal act as a form of justice is a poor system to live by indeed.

The Swiss franc has looked like the only paper currency that could act as a safe haven; a kind of Alpine gold.

some of Germany's leading thinkers to act as if the world were not one it was.

Once you look at it differently you will realise that the actual requirements will also act as the user acceptance test criteria.

Greenhouses are placed around the complex, and the water will act as a cooling source as it is pumped through submerged pipes.

We would like you to consider our application to act as your agent for the sale of your products in this area.

This site will act as a sister site for one of my other site which sells facebook fans, youtube views, and twitter followers.

He did suggest, though, that publicly naming multinationals that attempted to compromise the system could act as a deterrent.

Data Model: The model used to act as the format to exchange information between the user and the server that provides the information.

After accepting authorization, a lawyer shall not, without justifiable reasons, refuse to defend a client or to act as agent ad litem.

When in a group , I tend to speak and act as the representative of that group.

Act as if they were scenes in a movie that you get to retake.

The printout will act as a "driving licence" until the real one arrives through the post, whenever that might be.

Each level will act as its own "town, " with a park-like plaza area in its center ringed by residences, schools and businesses.

The U. S. and its allies ACT as they wish because, in the American view, might makes right.

Act as an additional set of eyes and ears.

Either side may select 'professionals or experts' from outside of the company to act as bargaining representatives.

At least 5 years experience in quality system management, and can act as the leader of supplier audit and customer audit independently.

This allows the process engine to act as an orchestration engine between the different services that are accessible through the service bus.

These worker ants act as well ground crew, urging this virgin would be queen skyward so she can mate some 200 feet in the air.

The 2016 satellite would act as the surface vehicle's data-relay station to get its pictures and other information back to Earth.

Black's majority opinion found that government authorities had the discretion to act as they saw necessary to protect security.

You can use BIG to act as a programmer-friendly interface between the in-game transactions and the out-of-game commerce engine.

At the moment we typically use an array of seven cameras for one person seated at a desk, which in practice act as five trios .

Even someone who goes to act as an assistant referee at amateur level wouldn't make such a simple mistake.

And that makes Beijing's refusal to let the media act as effective watchdogs a global problem, too.

Defines the contract a control implements to act as a configuration control for a transformer in a Web Parts connection.

The Scottish MP welcomed the ban, and said it should act as a wake-up call to advertisers, urging them to "get back to reality. "

This interface must be implemented in a component for it to act as a wizard.

On account of the raw material are steeply scanty at present, we would kindly ask your esteemed company to act as quickly as possible.

We act as if God is a giant genie -- just rub the lamp and whatever your wish is his command.

A central computer will adjust the temperature, act as a burglar alarm and switch on lights, ready for you to come back home.

The refreshing feeling you'll get from the water hitting your face will act as a trigger that it's time for your body to get moving.

When electrons or photons in a beam pass through the two slits, they act as waves and produce an interference pattern on the wall.

You also declare a Table(Of Customer) to act as the logical, typed table for your queries against the Customers table in the database.

Under some conditions light and atoms may act as if they were waves.

Will the US authorities step into the markets and act as the dealer or financier of last resort, if parts of the market freeze up?

The right of each partner to act as an agent for a partnership and to bind the business to contracts .

Like getting a local to act as the front man in any purchase.

That could ease concerns that the firm's move may act as a catalyst for a faster diversification in Asia away from the dollar.

Use cases act as a common language for communication between the customer (i. e. , the users) and the system developers.

For instance, words like "the, " "that" and "of" can act as function words.

Cheap digital sensors can act as their eyes, but programming machines to make sense of what they see is extremely difficult.

This product, too, will act as a standalone unit and, therefore, can be used for any Web server.

attacked me outright, you'd ACT as if you hadn't seen it. Anyway, your wife deserves being bullied by some strange woman.

Maps act as the second language for geography, so geography means nothing if it were not for the maps.

China would not apply SPS measures in a manner which would act as a disguised restriction on trade.

No offense, but isn't that a little paranoid? You act as though everybody is out to get you.

In some cases, the woman's family and friends may act as if the abuse is bearable or deny its existence altogether.

The transplanted nerves will act as a conduit to allow the baby's undamaged fight-hand nerves to grow over to his left side.

Zeus botnets are positioned all over the world. Mr. Boscovich says they act as command and control centers for the infected computers.

The balloon-borne radars can virtually act as AWACS themselves, an Air Force official said.

Xiao Wang is going to act as the master of his friend's wedding ceremony.

But our review of studies also suggests that these same-sex behaviors might act as selective forces in and of themselves.

I will also warn you to act as an adult concerning some of the entries on this list.

Pretend and act as if you were happy and you will be happy.

But how to insert a new building able to do both, act as a tribute to this urban context and represent fashion as displayed in Omotesando?

Also known as "readers' representatives" or "public editors, " ombudsmen act as liaisons between a news organization's staff and the public.

A common workflow Project record could act as a container or parent record to all Issues for a given product release.

An important job of the board is to act as a moral watchdogs to keep the company in line.

whereas saying "let Satan perish" is a negative act, as it does not offer solutions nor achieve anything; thus Satan rejoices on hearing it.

In the United States, the media act as an intermediary between the voters and the candidates, Hagstrom said.

According to its advocates , this social web could act as a more personal filter for navigating the public web .

When you feel unhappy , you also can turn to me as previously. I am ready to act as your audience.

Japanese officials, among others, have floated the idea of a grain stockpile that might act as a buffer against volatile prices.

One theory is that colors act as a filter to speed up the light waves that enable the brain to see the whole picture.

Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does.

These tools will be very powerful when it comes to court cases for enforcement and will also act as a deterrent.

These topologies act as reusable building blocks for other topologies to be built, and may contain a minimal number of isolated units.

These areas of focus help structure your action and act as a filter for whether or not you decide to do something.

Understand that at times your child may act as if there were nothing wrong.

It would also leave out thousands of " mortgage banks" that typically act as go-betweens linking consumer and secondary financial markets .

In Vietnam green berets act as leaders and advisors to an indigenous population known as the Montagnards.

Beijing Normal University: Learn to be an Excellent Teacher; Act as an Exemplary Person.