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If anyone is up to the task, Geithner seems to be.

on syncing your music without iTunes, we found a few tools that were more than up to the task.

If your car is due for plug replacement and you're not up to the task, a competent shop should be able to do the work for a reasonable fee.

I try to scold myself for enjoying myself so much, but I'm not up to the task.

When it comes time to sit down and write the next book, you're deathly afraid that you're not up to the task.

But if the Lakers need an offensive outburst from him or need him to become a defensive stopper, Bryant says he is up to the task.

Its improvised approaches, sniff theorists, cannot be scaled up and are therefore not up to the task of tackling global poverty.

The policies that take us there must be up to the task: tough, smart, and driven by the core interests of the United States.

I can only hope with all the world's warriors gathered against us there might be one down there who's up to the task.

If you think your biological mother is up to the task, great -- go to her and ask for help and advice.

But some people who know Mr. Whitacre said he's up to the task.

DeRozan is the best candidate for that, so hopefully he's up to the task of getting himself there.

Although it's true that it was our first-leg performance that cost us that tie, because we weren't up to the task.

So far, they appear to be up to the task.

Unfortunately, my walking shoes were not up to the task (and would have been quickly ruined by the rain and mud).

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My objection is to thinking that any 'test' of a person's intelligence is up to the task.

Alas, today's browsers aren't always up to the task, but library designers have taken it upon themselves to simplify our lives once again.

No need to use the fresh stuff, old grounds are more than up to the task, according to material scientist Mano Misra and his colleagues.

And more generally , some security experts wondered, was the school's crisis planning and emergency communications system up to the task?

It remains to be seen whether the political leaders of 2008 are up to the task.

After all, what could be more urgent than making sure our national security safety net is up to the task of saving lives?

If Mr Thiam and his team want to persuade investors they are up to the task they have set themselves, they should get a grip fast.

They've looked to protect turf and fault nurses for not being up to the task of more independent practice.

Back then, China's economy was shifting into overdrive, but its roads and power grid weren't up to the task.

The other question is whether the rating agencies are up to the task.

In fact, I'm not sure that I'm up to the task, but I'll try.

But I am absolutely convinced that you and we are up to the task.

If a particular offspring is shown not to be up to the task, it is discarded.

But he chose a seemingly safer course: a medium-size stimulus package that was clearly not up to the task.

With 198 bank failures since 2007, some in Congress are still skeptical about whether the Fed is up to the task.

The trouble is that none of the tools at its disposal are up to the task.

We know you are up to the task and we excitedly await your acceptance of our invitation.

Were primordial methanogens up to the task?

I simply wasn't up to the task of learning to tune a guitar last night.

Observers said Chile was up to the task of rebuilding.

It is not clear that our wisdom is really up to the task.

Some economists contend there are local governments up to the task.

An ape's brain is up to the task, but his anatomy isn't.

I feel up to the task. I will have it done on time.

And if anyone is up to the task, it's Kaifu Lee.

And China is clearly up to the task.

Eudes de Bourgogne: Very well, my liege. My men are up to the task! Forward men! For Burgundy!

The current financial and stimulus packages are not yet up to the task.

But are they up to the task?

You up to the task, guys?

Kai's boss thinks he is up to the task.

You up to the task, Tim?

I don't feel up to the task.

He doesn't feel up to the task.

All the opinions and analysis will paralyze anyone who is not up to the task.

He is acutely conscious, for example, that Africa will only catch up if Africans themselves live up to the task.

And before it's over, we will know whether the Republicans will have a candidate who is up to the task of defeating Obama.

Are you up to the task?

So if you are wondering if you are feeling up to the task, consider this: Benjamin Franklin had only two years of schooling;

Amid growing risk of a Greek exit, the euro zone has yet to face up to the task of saving the single currency itself