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As the year wore on, the claim was repeated but seemed more and more desperate, as if it were a spell to ward off recession.

Security officers at railroad companies began to ward off rail fans, fearing that they might be a terrorism threat.

The intruder lunged at me with a knife; I snatched up a briefcase to ward off the blow.

Then he was down, rolling over and over in the warm sand, crouching with arm up to ward off, trying to cry for mercy.

Mr. Baoding warded off bones to subtly break down cattle. His way reveals the benefit that we ward off obstruct to accomplish tasks.

They do have tools to try to ward off deflation, and should use them. However, they may not be able to live up to expectations.

AIDS, acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is usually a fatal disease which leaves the body unable to ward off infection.

A year ago they tore up the rule book to bail out Greece and to ward off market attacks on other fiscal reprobates in the euro area.

Despite Mr. Rubin's remarks, some industry executives report Google has been more active in trying to ward off fragmentation.

Of the seven staff in Wraps' corporate headquarters, two do nothing but ward off lawsuits from former employees.

The Syrian army was designed as a static force to ward off an Israeli attack, but it has shown itself to be surprisingly flexible.

When fed a low-calorie diet, the body makes more SIRT1, and seems to ward off disease better and live longer.

And it seems the trees' thin, flat leaves may also be able to ward off illness, as they have high levels of compounds called polyphenols.

With the help of a magical golden staff, they ward off the nymphs that try to seduce them, then hide when Rinaldo and Armida appear.

It concluded that maintaining a healthy weight and cutting down on smoking and drinking are far better ways to ward off the disease.

Those conditions made it easy for you to meet each other's emotional needs, and tended to ward off Love Busters.

And sometimes the only way to ward off the darkness. . . is to shine the light of compassion.

Many of us jog or swim or hit the gym in an attempt to keep fit, and to help ward off ailments like heart disease and diabetes.

HIV attacks the T-cells of a patient's body which are the cells that help the body ward off germs and infection.

Lots of makeup claims to have sun screens that block harmful rays, but it's probably not enough to ward off skin damage.

A positive mental attitude and a cheerful, optimistic attitude are needed to ward off the danger of cancer, experts suggested.

To conquer one diseased condition makes it easier to ward off or to conquer other diseased conditions.

Whether in order to ward off evil, or praying, red, all with a strong desire to live, will, and pursuit.

They help to ward off the anti-aging process by providing the body with nutrients that starve off wrinkles and saggy skin.

Meanwhile , the Bank of Japan slashed rates to ward off an export decline , and stoke up more domestic demand .

He was too old to react fast enough to ward off a wolf attack and Danni was not as quick to move out due to her pregnancy.

Still other legends exist about St Christopher actually being granted the face of a dog by God, to ward off unwanted female attention.

And sometimes the only way to ward off the darkness is to shine the light of compbuttion.

Infections. As the body ages, the immune system weakens, making it harder for the dog to ward off infections.

Ysilla glared at Tyrion and made a peculiar stabbing gesture with three of her fingers. A sign to ward off evil.

They are normally shown around the arid and rocky island by guides who carry large, forked sticks to ward off the animals.

Health workers over Indonesia have started a major vaccination campaign to help earthquake survivors ward off any chance of disease.

Many bikers believe these small brass bells, mounted near the back of his bike, help ward off accidents.

Investors are still fearful that the Federal Reserve may be running out of options to ward off a U. S. recession.

The body of Sepia is soft and flexible, so it can move into and out of hole in sea bottom as it like so that it can ward off being preyed.

But, its roots are believed to be in the Celtic Samhain festival, during which bonfires were lit and costumes were worn to ward off ghosts.

The United States has a statue of the Burt called the pharmacist, developed a method used to ward off headaches, dizziness of the syrup.

Under normal circumstances, this would be the time for the federal government to take bold action to ward off a double dip.

It can weigh up to 400 tonnes and enterprising captains can mount swivel cannons on her hull to ward off pirates.

He took vitamins to ward off head colds.

Church bells are rung at the beginning of the ceremony to ward off bad spirits.

The Blues are keen to tie down their star midfielder to a new long-term contract to ward off potential suitors of the England international.

So people in the state met him in the street they would ward off him by making a detour.

Many parents with younger children insist on having access to their Facebook page to ward off cyberbullying or other inappropriate activity.

Authorities in Australia require inbound aeroplanes to be sprayed with insecticide to ward off malaria and dengue fever.

Once an infection has been eliminated, the specially trained B and T cells stick around, priming the body to ward off subsequent attacks.

I have always been ready to use force in order to defy tyranny or ward off ruin.

It's just to ward off the evil spirits so the girl can marry a real boy some time later.

Bilingualism, says one new study, helps ward off Alzheimer's for up to four years.

It was also sprayed at locations on the Korean demilitarized zone, to ward off any infiltration from North Korea in the sixties.

I find I feel much better taking it than when I'm not - and I feel sure it helps ward off common gastric illnesses.

At the meeting he proposed a series of measures that might ward off the environmental pollution.

Medicine Buddha Puja is a powerful puja to ward off illness of the body, speech & mind.

A little truth bending can ward off that tantrum ( "I know you want to watch it, but I just can't find the DVD, dear. " ).

I must say, one of the best products ever to ward off colds, allergies, and clear congestion.

It was said to have the power to ward off theft from fairies, unlock the secrets of dreams and to promote fertility.

In the often unheated buildings of the middle ages, long gowns were necessary for scholars to ward off the cold.

A move for the Chinese authorities to regain control over the money supply and over policies to ward off inflation.

Unconsciously, I put up my arms to ward off blows, but that was not the intention of our boarding party.

Superstition: There should always be a light burning in an empty theater to ward off ghosts.

Other recent studies suggest a daily coffee can ward off depression in women and even slash the risk of a stroke by a quarter.

President Traian Basescu and his aides have been known to wear purple on certain days, supposedly to ward off evil.

The results support other studies highlighting how the brain can be tuned to ward off pain without the use of pills.

Frequent hand-washing is one of the easiest ways to ward off sickness.

If I spilt the salt, I should toss a pinch over my left shoulder to ward off misfortune.

Women who take a daily multivitamin pill to ward off illness may actually be increasing their risk of breast cancer, according to a study.

India : The groom's brother sprinkles flower petals (to ward off evil)on the bridal couple at the end of the ceremony.

Chinese rulers built the Great Wall to ward off attack from nomadic tribesmen living in modern Manchuria and Mongolia.

Teams have also had to increase their expenditure on security to ward off a wave of attempted armed robberies of their local academies.

The faster metabolism provides more blood and infection-fighting white blood cells and other chemicals to ward off the infection.

Metatron's cube is also considered a holy glyph, and was often drawn around an object or person to ward off demons and satanic powers.

Their elaborate designs and hues are deliberately ostentatious to ward off potential predators, a tactic called aposematic coloration.

Eating raisins and soy appears to help ward off high blood pressure, according to two studies presented on Sunday, AFP reported.

It is now three years since financial authorities began working feverishly to ward off a systemic collapse.

During the Satyr Narnia celebrations, holly and other greens were hung over doorways as part of the pagan ritual to ward off evil.

Organic farms don't use the harmful pesticides and chemicals generally used to ward off pests.

The challenge for those who wish to ward off microbial bad guys is to identify that weak spot.

He embraced highly unconventional policies during the financial crisis to ward off a financial-system collapse.

We all know that an aspirin a day can ward off heart attacks, but did you know those little white pills have so many more uses?

Excitement can ward off sleep as successfully as worry and give you cause to worry that you'll be too tired to enjoy the event!

Ward off any flaw in the heart. Go about calmed & not haughty.

The symbiotic bacteria secrete a mixture of antimicrobial compounds on the walls of the cocoon to ward off microbial threats.

Allows healthy "breathing" of the skin , increasing the skin's protective ability to ward off infections and clogged pores.

One might add a fourth consideration: parliamentary immunity has enabled some corrupt businessmen to ward off legal investigation.

Tradition dictates that people need to make as much noise as possible to ward off potentially evil spirits. . .

Disciple Ben Jing had converted my calligraphy into red on yellow background so people many use it as mantra sheet to ward off evil spirits.

But observers say there are signs of promotion fatigue, and warn the strategy cannot ward off the ravages of new media.

The tribal god will bless the child and ward off evil spirits after the marriage.

Tea is now being used more frequently in skin products to ward off cancer and signs of aging.

Rather implausibly, China and others insisted they were mainly to ward off pirates and terrorists.

Tea is now being used more frequently in skin products to ward off cancer and signs of aging.

Rather implausibly, China and others insisted they were mainly to ward off pirates and terrorists.

Eat a healthy diet, get aerobic exercise daily and maintain a healthy weight since these lifestyle habits ward off memory-stealing disease.

But if R2P is no Western plot, it may not be the perfect way to ward off dreadful acts of mass murder either.

Our incredibly unique microbiome determines how our bodies absorb nutrients and ward off harmful microorganisms in the foods we eat.

Chinese infrastructure spending has become the talisman investors believe will ward off a more broad-based bear market.

The ankle-length garment with long sleeves are what the Arabians wear to ward off the scorching heat and desert sand.

'Pound for pound, potatoes ? contain more vitamin C than oranges, so are perfect for anyone looking to ward off colds, ' says Dr Glenville.

WEISS And here's why. It turns out that cherries contain anthocyanins, and research shows these compounds may ward off inflammation.

She may have put up a fight to try to ward off her assailant.

Built to ward off invaders, the Great Wall of China was constructed in sections over several centuries.

All those antioxidants have been known to protect the liver and colon, and to ward off Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.

Also, pictures of the god of doors and wealth will be posted on front doors to ward off evil spirits and welcome peace and abundance.

nearly desperate to ward off suicide bombers , israel is thinking about building a security fence to wall out palestinians .

Taking a daily supplement of selenium will not ward off cancer, say experts who have reviewed the available evidence.

However, you should never assume that simply running managed code is enough to ward off attack.

Yes, the willow branches can help to ward off the evil spirits and keep your family safe.

The group also impersonated prison officers on the phone and created false stories to ward off suspicion from authorities.

Citral belongs to a family of chemicals called terpenes, produced by plants to ward off pests and other creatures.

There was panic buying of salt in China, where many believe the iodine in the commodity can help ward off the effects of radiation exposure.

Manchester United are preparing a new contract offer for central defender Nemanja Vidic to ward off interest from Barcelona.

They are said to be able to ward off evil.

A key ingredient found in beer, effective against a respiratory virus, may help ward off winter sniffles and cold, a new study suggests.

He attacked continuously, and the opponent could hardly ward off the blows.

Two glasses a day of red wine, previous research has found, helps ward off heart and circulation problems.

Instead of flu vaccination, doctors are advocating natural methods to ward off the flu this year.

Keeping the brain active by working later in life may be an effective way to ward off Alzheimer's disease, research suggests.

The high wall has been put up to ward off any robbery at night.

Now, says a paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine, it appears, this little pill can ward off colorectal cancer, too.

Like some other cities, Shenyang has been seeking ways to ward off disturbances, including setting up hospital mediation centers.

Some were holding wooden crosses, prayer books, and other holy objects to ward off the evil spirits.

Two glasses of tomato juice a day strengthens bones and can ward off osteoporosis, say scientists.

Also, red wine has compounds that may ward off the build-up of fatty tissue in the arteries that can cause a stroke or heart attack.

Such myths help to ward off feelings of isolation, in short, they combat isolation and the breakdown of social standards and values.

The need for national strength to ward off a scheming west is a central theme of the book.

In so doing, one can understand and then ward off problems that would go unperceived if time were moving faster.

He poised himself to ward off the attack.

Albanes says that exercise may also ward off cancer and other diseases because it appears to beef up the body's immune system.

Previous studies on mice have suggested a diet including blueberries helps to ward off this degeneration.

To make matters worse, Ox- King appears to ward off the intruders.

This software will help ward off attempts by fraudsters to plant harmful viruses or worms in personal computers.

He proposed a series of measures that might ward off the environmental apocalypse.

A lot of things and emotions will flood my mind within seconds and I can barely ward off them.

Exercise and moderate caffeine consumption together could help ward off sun-induced skin cancer.

A young mountain lion tries to ward off its human captors just before they tag and tattoo its ears for research.

What is needed is the great leap forward, a dynamic surge to close the gap and thus ward off a serious economic danger.

Garlic's sulfur compounds also appear to ward off cancer, especially stomach and colorectal cancer.

She is strongly against the idea and has also declared that only a treaty change can impose enough rules to ward off another disaster.

Most other butterflies have colored scales which pattern the wings, quite often to ward off predators.

Whatever measures are taken to ward off cosmic rays should also protect against these solar tempests .

To ward off competition, neXtup reckons, Groupon will be forced to lower the share of revenue it keeps from its deals.

Celtic legend says the plant can bring good luck, heal wounds, increase fertility and ward off evil spirits.

Sadly, most of us know people who did do all the "right things" to ward off cancer but they still got it.

At midnight a colorful fireworks display is orchestrated by the main families of the villages in order to ward off evil spirits.

He or she will also know the places to stay or camp, and be able to ward off unwanted visitors.

Biologists working near their nests wear protective clothing to ward off bloody attacks.

The program is designed to ward off deflation and has helped encourage investment in riskier assets.

Third, the Department of hay bales line is red, lit the fire is red, you can ward off evil.

How to ward off risks, through the financing difficulties faced by enterprises is an important issue.

Announcements, updates, is said to ward off evil spraying noon.

Both men and women reap the reproductive benefits of monogamy, as both sexes prevent having to ward off intruders.

Peach wooden color is red, red has the meaning of auspicious, ward off evil spirits, so couplets mostly with red paper writing.

Malachite was used as a children's talisman to ward off danger and illness.

They do have tools to try to ward off deflation, and should use them.

A review of previous studies shows that high-fiber diet from whole grains could help ward off colorectal cancer.

Miao silver bracelet in silver for the tokens of love, ward off evils, ancestor worship and other activities.

They formed militias to confront or ward off attacks by Native Americans or European forces.

Pi: Door, door ward off the wolf. D: You never need anyone's help.

Chaturvedi believes water yoga really boosts energy and helps ward off disease.

As for the holy grail of drinking lots of water to ward off bad bumps, Kendall says it's completely unfounded.

Doing some form of exercise in the morning will help to ward off fatigue and it will surely wake you up.

Studies on other captive viruses have revealed that some help ward off viral invasions.

More importantly, he went on, his knowledge means that he can now take measures to ward off the disease.

Meteorologists advised the public to wear face masks to ward off dust.

Nor is there convincing evidence that vitamin C, nasal zinc or echinacea can help ward off a virus.

Back on the city streets, people are wearing breathing masks to ward off any ill effects.

Garlic hung in windows or chimneys was believed to ward off vampires and werewolves, too.

Cows are given antibiotics on a regular basis to ward off any health problems.

By preventing faulty cell division, the checkpoint helps ward off cancer.

Both moves are designed to ward off the conservatism that can set in as companies mature.

However, moderate drinking may actually ward off heart disease.

It wants to ward off inflation, both for economic reasons and to maintain social stability.

There is a Knife Sword Screen between the main door and main hall that can cover the inside space and also ward off evils.

Higher down-payment requirements won't ward off wealthy investors who pay in cash up front.

Grace: Because red is considered good luck, and it's a strong color that can ward off evil spirits!

Left ward off bullets keyboard , the keyboard right- chopped !

Being happy and staying positive may help ward off heart disease, a study suggests.

Sources say that the Ukrainian envoys now wanted only $2. 1 billion to ward off trouble next winter.

There's cipro, potassium iodide and the smallpox vaccine to ward off biological agents.

Many doctors advised washing my hands often to ward off many types of illness.

They rely on Chinese medicine to ward off illness and manage chronic problems.

We can ward off some of the world's worst hazards and nudge adolescents toward appropriate responses to the rest.

How can they ward off the strong morning wind?

We're told to stay busy to ward off depression and feelings of anxiety.

Carved turnips in Ireland and Scotland are used as candle lanterns in windows to ward off harmful spirits.

More gentle activity can also ward off the condition, with daily walks cutting the risk by 30 per cent.

Some people use insect repellents to ward off mosquitoes in summer.

he believes can, and will, ward off major disease and minor ailment alike.

As Sessay's funeral, relatives have covered Sessay's face with ritualisticpowder to ward off evil.

Turning down his testosterone level helps ward off that risk.

try to ward off fatigue by resting as much as possible.

Factually incorrect is the statement that "one of the aims . . . is to ward off generic competition" .

And if enhanced, the substance could help ward off dementias and other memory problems.

An Italian study found that curry may ward off memory loss and Alzheimer's.

Scientists are developing a "super-broccoli" which they hope will help people ward off cancer.

More research is needed to show whether caffeine can ward off depression.

Brushing your teeth regularly helps to ward off tooth decay.

Makes it easy for people to calm sea surrounded by tropical island, or qu yu agaphite of the quake-ward off evil spirits.

"Tighter global monetary policy is needed in order to contain inflation pressures and ward off financial stability risks, " it said.

The feet are three abnormal monsters which could ward off evil.

Desire and deep pockets won't ward off competition, though.

Then dive in right away to ward off worry and procrastination.

Let's try to ward off any potential problems.

STARLET Nathan Eccleston has been handed a new contract by Liverpool to ward off interest from their Premier League rivals.

Government stimulus may still be needed to ward off a new slump.

It 's traditional for Koreans to eat it on the winter solstice to ward off evil spirits .

That reduction -- and more next year -- will be needed to ward off a recession, the forecast said.

Apricot branches are put in the house to ward off demons. It is particularly auspicious if they bloom on the first day of Tet.

Scientists have discovered that a gene already known to treble your odds of living to 100 may also ward off Alzheimer's disease.

Despite a meter of water, there's still electricity and people in their homes. Some stay to ward off thieves.

Right! It has the power to ward off evil, too.

They built walls to ward off enemies and evil spirits.

Warthogs are wild pigs that live in Africa. They use their sharp tusks as weapons to ward off predators. They are also very fast runners.

Many simply want "una limpia, " or cleansing, to ward off evil spirits.

Cheap herbal remedies are popular in China, and ways to ward off disease are compelling in the absence of comprehensive health care.

He keeps dogs to ward off unwanted visitors.

In some places, people carry around objects to ward off evil or bring good luck.

The study also said flavonoids were among a group of metabolites produced by plants in part to ward off pests.

So, brown rice can help us ward off free radicals!

Not see, nor say, muddling is used to ward off falling in love.

These herbs are said to ward off influenza.

Residents in some Chinese cities flocked to buy iodized salt, believing it could help ward off potential radiation effects.

The charm can ward off evil spirits.

They erected a fence to ward off dogs.

Other people dislike routine and change their habits often in order to ward off boredom.

I am going to wear some bug repellant to ward off mosquitoes.

A spell to ward off evil spirits.

Ward off an opponent's Blows.

Celts hung mistletoe in their homes in order to bring themselves good luck and ward off evil spirits.

Do the bacteria make the poison to ward off potential predators?

A halving of the planting area last year, and belief in the bulb's powers to ward off swine flu, provide some justification for the surge.

To keep or ward off; avert.

however, its theurgy couldn't make itself ward off Yuqie's net.

How to ward off black magic, jinn, spirits?

The Manchu valued their pelage which was believed to ward off rheumatism.

On the other hand, a rate increase to ward off inflation has the potential to increase capital inflows, adding to the dilemma.

Memorizing Scripture allows us to have it in mind so we can ward off Satan's attacks (Eph. 6: 10-18).

Whether you worry every day or here and there, these strategies can help you ward off your worries and reduce your anxiety.

Ordinarilyfirecrackers are used in China to ward off evil spirits, especially at weddings but also at funerals.

I took it to sleepaway camp with me AS an amulet, to ward off night fears and homesickness, and I brought it to my marriage AS a memento

Rays of hope: Regular exposure to the sun can help ward off cancer

Recommended by Four out of Five Dentists to Ward off Attacks by Giant Asian Men

One moment of patience may ward off great disaster. One moment of impatience may ruin a whole life. Chinese Proverb

Also, pictures of the gods of doors and wealth will be posted on front doors to ward off evil spirits

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Coffee Could Ward Off The World's Most Common Cancer

This charm will ward off evil spirits, plagues,

Religious associations began, for example, in the desire to secure the favor of overruling powers and to ward off evil influences;

how do you ward off asset - price insanity when inflation expectations are low and the appetite for risk has grown too much