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There is no doubt it wasn't good against Denmark in the last friendly and it's just a case of getting back to what we are good at.

Overall then, the next 6 months should be a great time for anyone whose contract is coming to an end - a case of something for everyone!

Was it a case of literary nurture over biological nature?

If you want to give a memorable present this year and a case of these is too expensive, one, two or three bottles would still be a treat.

Could you, in such a case, tell surely of any company of civilized men which belonged to the most respected class?

In April, a New York court ruled that there was no constitutional problem with striking hunters from a jury for a case involving hunting.

As I drove to her house, I actually had a case of predate jitters! What would we talk about? What if she didn't like the restaurant I chose?

As you can see, lots of things happened with a case class that don't normally happen for a traditional class.

If Britain's Tory party were ever to leave behind its European nightmare, there would also be a case to revive the old entente.

Whether it was just a case of better opportunities and compensation or something more cultural, it's unclear at the moment.

For an instant, as if not a huge gap between people, was a case and good smile of a moment, I feel my life is also the leading role.

A man in a suit pushes a case of water bottles into the kitchen of a hotel in Washington D. C.

He took a case full of files with him.

A case study of a more typical organization would have been more useful to a broader group of readers.

I smoke three packs a day, drink a case of whiskey a week, eat fatty foods and never, ever exercise.

Was it a case of fishing for honour with Breton's silver hook, or indulging in Gay's luxury surpassing every other personal enjoyment?

Being open about uncertainty is not just a case of reporting some kind of statistically-derived "margin of error" .

It also presents a succinct account of a case study of conservation in a rainforest region in Colombia.

it is only a case made based on a statistical tendency for such a size change, observed in a wide range of animals, a "rule. "

A case-control study of more than 2300 Italians has found a significant association between high bread consumption and renal cell carcinoma.

In such a case change the oil and check regularly once a week the metal particles amount.

The man from a vehicle moving down a case of beverages, the tortoise was surprised, feeling very proud of him.

All this amounts to around 30% of the cost of construction, according to a case study on Living PlanIT by the Harvard Business School.

After the ruling Woods pointed out that he was the only judge in American history to be removed from a case on the basis of press articles.

But not one of the films I wrote for this director ever got made - it was a case of bad timing.

The court may sit in divisions but there must be at least one judge and two other members to hear a case.

In such a case, Flex adds scroll bars to a container for the children that go beyond the specified boundaries.

She says the late-blooming nature of face recognition may simply be a case of practice making perfect.

assets owned by Hydro Tasmania have been used as a case study to develop a predictive model of costs associated with higher physical impact.

In his new book, Falling Behind, he points out that it's not just a case of enviously coveting as good a car as your neighbour's.

After reading the reporter's story, Duke felt that it wasn't a case of someone down on his luck: the laser show as the culprit.

After Mortimer had left us, Holmes sat down in his chair. He looked pleased. He always looked pleased when a case interest- ed him.

This was quickly followed by the death of a second officer, with a case of boils so extreme that they blocked his airways, suffocating him.

So, in such a case his lie to you would be something like "The food was amazing" .

A People's Court of second instance shall form a collegial panel and open a court session to hear a case of appeal.

The Court hears appeals only from persons or parties who have lost a case, or at least a significant part of a case, in a lower court.

I was expecting someone a little more sinister and a little darker, to be obsessed with a case like this.

Though it's unclear whether such a case would be accepted, if it were, it could embarrass Thai authorities.

However, the update did not completely solve the problem and Apple then said the true solution was to use the iPhone 4 with a case.

It's not just a case of windmills and solar panels: gas-fired power stations are more efficient at lower temperatures.

She notes, however, that her team has not found a case of skin cancer in any of the samples of whale skin it has examined thus far.

Paecilomyces lilacinus was the causal agent of a case of subcutaneous infection in a patient with liver cirrhosis.

Forecasting is not always effective for any applications. The fourth section of this paper presents such a case.

It seems to me that you have a case of an overactive thyroid. Let me examine you.

But I guess that would be too much to ask, too much of a case of wishful thinking.

But from the point of view of the fund manager and his bonus, it's a case of "heads I win, tails the investor loses" .

This thesis intends to illustrate the aim and nature of American cultural diplomacy with a case study.

But Lott seems to be the only person talking about making a case against Phelps.

There might seem to be a case for judicious intervention since both sellers and buyers suffer.

In such a case, it is not unusual that a simple rule that evaluates only a few number of records can take 10 minutes or more to complete.

Prince Andrey went up to one of them and took out a case.

We report a case of an immunocompetent man with a 4-year history of persistent pruritic lesions along the long axis of his forearm.

And I know that he had a true. . . it wasn't a case of running out of the country for an excuse. He had a real problem.

The quality of my game has also improved as the team plays better. But it's just a case of hard work and maturity.

However, in such a case, he said, the treasury could supply emergency funds.

Faced with a case like this one, we might be tempted to give Pierpont some simple advice.

We describe a case which highlights a serious complication of the use of an air rotor for the removal of a right second mandibular molar.

It is not about finances, it's just a case of sorting out the length of the loan. I think it will probably get done.

at least one inner box is arranged in the container groove, and the inner box comprises a case and a box cover to close over the case.

Ruling in a case where a man beat up his wife and adult daughter, the court took exception to the cuts and bruises he caused.

The noise problem seems to be a case of either having the sound on your PC too loud, or shouting to others to get their attention.

Once a case discussion begins, be prepared to provide constructive input as the class works together to address the issues of the case.

At least they did not take the pictures from another country and frame a case against China.

It would be easier to make a case that it was Ronald Reagan, the actor-turned-politician, whose legacy has defined modern American politics.

If this were just a case of hedge-fund managers and bankers spending their bonuses, then the bubble argument would have great power.

We present a case of Jacquet erosive diaper dermatitis and a discussion of the clinical spectrum of diseases to which it belongs.

It is also possible that the attack was less specific, a case in which an intruder was testing the system merely to see what was available.

You know, I don't think Joe Biden's going to catch swine flu, but it's pretty obvious he has a case of foot-in-mouth disease.

Changing your life is often a case of making small adjustments that produce huge benefits in the long run.

Such a case might be considered more of a performance issue than a hang.

He said the decision is made on a case-by-case basis by individual stores, and to his knowledge is limited to some cafes in New York City.

Another wants to leave each of his beneficiaries a case of port.

Every justice writes his own opinion in a case, and till recently the tribunal's decisions did not bind lower courts.

I know they wish to help, but I fear it would turn out to be a case of too many cooks.

If a girl shows development of secondary sex characters at the age of 8, and a boy at 9, doctors consider it a case of early puberty.

Two years ago the problem made it to the U. S. Supreme Court, in a case that might have been called U. S. Navy v. Whales.

I never hear of such a case as this that I do not think of Baxter's words, and say, 'There, but for the grace of God, goes Sherlock Holmes.

If such a match is not found, a subsequent search occurs for a case-insensitive match.

But in a case involving AT&T the court ruled this month that the company has no right to personal privacy.

So now here you see in front of your eyes a case that the wall has momentum, but it has no kinetic energy.

That might let me know during the internship as a case of self-Western analysis of various posts roles.

We report on a case of a deforming arthropathy in a young man with a lysosomal storage disorder.

But he said he came away convinced that there was no particular government policy and that decisions were made on a 'case by case' basis.

The King Tiger was a case of too late and too few in number to make a difference in the outcome of the war.

As it is often a case the first synthetic drug arose from a great need.

All she needs is to show that there might be a case for discrimination and you could find the onus of proof is on you.

Instead the Obama administration now seems ready to show China there is a cost to its actions. North Korea could be a case in point.

Some privacy advocates and lawmakers said the disclosures helped build a case for an overarching online-privacy law.

I, in turn, grew up as a very mischievous and rebellious child which could have been a case of instant karma.

A case of the sads is often best addressed with a bowl of ice cream, a bag of Cheetos or whatever is the comfort food of your choice.

Instead the Obama administration now seems ready to show China there is a cost to its actions. North Korea could be a case in point.

Some privacy advocates and lawmakers said the disclosures helped build a case for an overarching online-privacy law.

I, in turn, grew up as a very mischievous and rebellious child which could have been a case of instant karma.

A case of the sads is often best addressed with a bowl of ice cream, a bag of Cheetos or whatever is the comfort food of your choice.

If I had to make a case for Osborne's approach I would invoke what used to be called the "balanced Budget multiplier" .

You don't have to be even a single cell. If you look, for instance, at how lasers work, that would be a case of atomic synchrony.

And so the boy's lips pouted more and more, and he made greater and greater efforts not to cry, thinking it a shame to cry in such a case.

It could be a case study for localism: under local management, all that revenue would stay in Wendover Woods.

The concept of cultural relativism suggests that their perception of those ethics may be a case of seeing what they want to see.

But a case now being heard by the Supreme Court in London is likely to give such agreements more clout.

"I smoke three packs of cigarettes a day, " he said. "I also drink a case of whiskey a week, eat fatty foods, and never exercise. "

Few details of Steve Jobs ' health have ever been made public, but experts speculate that his cancer may have been a case of late diagnosis.

When the earthquake hit, Stone wondered if it was a case of what goes around, comes around.

Had it been just a case of infidelity, public opinion would probably have let things slide: just ask the previous two England managers.

This thesis is only a case study on the phenomenon of the high flow of teachers in Yunhe middle school, Jining, Shandong province.

Definitions also bring paradox: Western civilization began in what is now Iraq, but it would be hard to make a case now for Iraq as Western.

Of course, it's the moment when investors start to feel confident that markets double back , leaving people with a case of whiplash.

He said he knew the way and would lead us there, but he didn't; it was a case of the blind leading the blind.

Once or twice a year I teach a case study about PizzaExpress (a restaurant chain I used to run) at London Business School.

It was not a case of not enjoying the meal, said the owner of the restaurant.

Jenkins then found a case of beer strapped to the lawnmower 's front, court records show.

Can you think of a case in which the ecology of an area is in balance?

A reflexive pronoun can also be used as the indirect object of a verb. In such a case, it is usually used after a preposition.

I thought I was a couple of times. But I think it was more of a case of being in lust. Both times.

It was one hell of a case, all right; one of those juicy ones with all the right elements.

In such a case, passing on an Order ID, which does not conform to these standards, will obviously result in a runtime error.

If the United States files a case, a W. T. O. panel would typically not issue a preliminary decision for more than a year.

In my sport it is a case of moving the boat as fast as you can down your lane.

Well, measuring company performance is not just a case of looking at turnover, profits and dividends.

Be the motivator. Remember, you're not the only one with a case of the Mondays.

It was just a case of we've just got to give it a go now and see what happens.

It may perhaps be pleasant to be able to impose on the public in such a case.

Before the coming of Chiang's government, there had not been a case of smallpox in the island for over fifteen years.

I was the first real Westerner who came into that market as a wholesaler: a man carrying a case of jewels.

If some Action classes will provide a case-specific implementation, declare the method protected and give it a default implementation.

Another researcher told her about a report from Europe of a case of oral cancer that was HPV positive, she said.

And since China is still at an early stage of development, it may be a case of many bubbles and many crashes.

But before you come down with a case of culture cringe, understand that those standards aren't as high as you might like.

Chapter four makes a case study of the two translated versions of The Wind in the Willows through the application of reception theory.

Then the installing and operation management of the air purifier were elaborated, and a case of its application was given.

Studies with twins like the "Giggle" twins seem to make a case for heredity, don't they?

To avoid unexpected results in such a case, it is wise to initialize block variables at the beginning of the block.

As well as writing a case study of each company, the student groups had to complete a project for the company.

"I think when I first came it was a case that [there was a lack of technical ability], " he said.

Bata Acharya , the attack took place in such a case, the Indian economy is even worse.

Don't be silly. It was just a case of puppy love between us.

And, according to Rosenberg, it was a case involving one of these clients, Khalil Musa, that had placed his life in jeopardy.

Such a person lives in a case of his own neurosis.

The name of an externally visible member matches, in a case-insensitive comparison, the name of one of its parameters.

Let us now examine a case where the document does not contain any section numbers, like the one shown in Figure 7.

My sister says I dress funny, but if you've seen some of the clothes she wears, you know it's a case of the pot calling the kettle black.

The feedback we were getting from them was that it would simply be a case of time.

Still, I wasn't prepared when, rummaging in a closet, I found a case that looked to me like a tiny guitar's.

Oh, I see. For a case like this, we'll arrange for a lawyer to go visiting your neighbor with you.

We describe a case of diabetic muscle infarction which had atypical features of hyperintensity of the affected muscle on T1-weighted images.

This chapter provides some preliminary remarks on this issue with a case study of a renowned designer company.

I asked Mr. Watson, one of the Holloways, where they were, and he said: "It's a case of 'Oh, what a surprise! '"

In such a case, a woman has not often much beauty to think of.

In such a case, the configured property value is treated as a prefix to which a unique integer is appended.

In such a case, however, the bank would be required to let the applicant see the browsing data and correct it if in accurate .

Well, just possibly the first man who ever saw moving pictures may have felt inclined to say that here was a case of illusion.

I think that we've got a case of a little lump of coal here that is going to turn into a diamond.

'I don't think it's that hard to make a case for a bit of a lift, ' she says. 'But we don't see robust growth. '

But we almost never hear about great leadership in higher education, and a case can be made that this is because there is very little of it.

You can think of today's directories as just a case of a Web page.

Still, as always with fashion, this is a case of pick 'n mix; you don't have to walk around like the next fembot unless you want to.

A case of a young girl who presented with an impaction of both upper canines and the lower left canine is reported here.

But legislation was always going to be a case of bad news averted, not good news created.

Surely it is just a case of California (which explicitly borrowed the Swiss model) executing a good idea poorly?

Sometimes depression can manifest itself all on its own; other times, an event can trigger the onset of a case of depression.

It takes the votes of at least four of the nine justices to hear a case.

In such a case, the company's response may not be sufficiently quick or thoughtful, and the learning curve has been steep.

Herein, we present a case of a neurilemoma within the renal parenchyma and review the literature on this subject.

Fiction, drama is such a case, aimed at shaping the typical image of the social life of conflict and contradictions.

He had a period where he had problems with his hamstring - but the more you make a case of it the more it becomes a problem.

If the goal were to strengthen links between immigration and development, the answer would be to make a case for more open borders.

The Science: It may be hard for most people to think of chewing gum as a remedy for anything other than a case of bad breath.

She also expressed satisfaction that it is not a case of the United States in the lead with everyone else on the sidelines.

In fact, gold is currently one of the few remaining major asset classes where a case could be made for it to rise in a parabolic fashion.

In this paper, development of cultural rural tourism is examined in a case study of a French Acadian region on an island in eastern Canada.

Using a case study of a failing cross-group project, participants are taught to set goals, define roles and build relationships.

You can call it anything you want - it's just a case of uploading the information.

Its laws have, since 1974, left it up to judges to determine what amount constitutes "personal use" on a case-by-case basis.

Matthew McConaughey stars in a new legal drama as a defense attorney with a case that could make him a star or end his career.

The feasibility of this method is demonstrated by a case study of precise measurement of propylene flows for an acrylonitrile unit.

The researchers did not make out a case for the phenomenon.

In such a case, a time limit for a preliminary installation should be set.

The majority of would be good for a pallet, and you could probably use it with a case.

A case study of the building excavation in Kaohsiung city is performed to demonstrate the effectiveness and practicality of this model.

Which brings me to a final thought: maybe all this amounts to a case for Rick Perry.

Finally, a case of H company global IT department is introduced to help readers understand the theories of this article.

It is highly unusual for a case involving a public entity to be sent into a private arbitration procedure.

We report a case of a patient with a displaced intra-articular calcaneal fracture who presents with a large benign calcaneal bone cyst.

If it was a case of taking out the old one and having it ready when we delivered the new one, we could take it away.

A case study of burrowing crab effects on the surface sediments in the Yellow River Estuarine intertidal zone has been made.

In such a case, the organization could use a simple progress checklist to exercise control over the mechanisms and initiatives.

But a case before a court in San Jose, Calif. , was always seen as potentially pivotal, given the size and importance of the U. S. market.

Watching your opponents racket face to determine where he is hitting the ball is just such a case.

Of course there was still the odd screamer - the long-range, right-foot winner against Liverpool was a case in point.

It's degraded. The child's native language is such a case is not English. It's not Japanese.

By means of a case illustration, the writer shows that the dominant model in working with clients with dual diagnosis is disease oriented.

"It's not just a case of whip out the electrical wires and replace them with optical fiber, " says Bergman.

` And being like most teenagers, I would roll my eyes and try to make a case for really, really NEEEEEEEDING it.

The method used in the Harvard study would not count this as a case of fiscal tightening.

There are emerging insights into the disease, which are reviewed and a case study of a patient with Rasmussen syndrome is presented.

This assessment must be based on objective assessment, based on assessment criteria promulgated by the state, method, the form of a case.

The OECD is sufficiently impressed that it has selected Brazil as a case study of "Encouraging lessons from a large federal system" .

I think it HAS to be a case of better the devil you know.

Gerard Barry, of the Philippines-based International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), says 'golden rice' could be such a case.

No. I'm going to ask you how you still believe in a kind God after a case like this.

Unlike gold it is far too bulky to be of use for slipping a couple of bars into a case and making a dash for the border.

If I have a little extra time, I'll tell you about a case of crow infidelity that illustrates that nicely.

It might seem like he's lowering himself to take this new cable series, but it's a case of needs-must to try to keep his profile up.

"I just think this is a case of throwing bread out there to see how many fish come to the surface, " said one source in the industry.

According the thought of cleaning production (CP). the paper took Maoming paper mill as a case, and made a particular analysis.

An example of such a case would be when a control was partially obscured by another control or form in the user interface.

Horses are the only animal species in which natural infection of HeV has been reported, with a case fatality of approximately 75%.

Agent Booth is under the impression that you might have something pertinent to a case he's working on.

Nonetheless, a case can be made that deregulation is to blame, at least in part, for the current misery of so many flyers.

as neither can provide any orientation for the other, this would be a case of the blind leading the blind.

Among insects, same-sex sexual behavior is usually a case of mistaken identity.

Neutrophils extend into and through the wall of the appendix in a case of acute appendicitis.

it is not an unwinding of carry trades but simply a case of dollar damage , " he said" .

We report a case of at least T3 stage adenocarcinoma of rectum with Fournier's gangrene in a male alcoholic abuser.

In such a case, ON_COMMAND and ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handlers could have been implemented for the color commands as usual.

The statement list for a case can also be empty, which simply passes control into the statement list for the next case.

Here we report a case of bilateral cleft lip and palate. She had received surgical repair for cleft lip and palate at her childhood.

We present a case of a 3-year-old boy with a pelvic chondrosarcoma incidentally discovered on a plain abdominal radiograph.

The US Navy did not consider the event a case of deliberate harassment, CNN reported.

In such a case, you want the element to be accessible both from the base class and from all derived classes.

This sort of approach gives us a straightforward answer in a case like Mark Pierpont's.

In such a case, deleting the workspace would not be a good option.

The Supreme Court, by means of a writ of certiorari, may call up a case from a district court for review.

Meanwhile, a case of theme: "outstanding teaching and researching services" is presented to verify the feasibility of the system.

What is somewhat amusing about the grants is that this appears to be very much a case of "what Google wants, Google gets. "

But even if it is only you who is enraged, a case can still be made for getting rid of him.

And, maybe, just maybe, if American multinationals actually paid 35 percent of their profits in taxes, he might have a case.

Objective. We present a case of an ambulatory patient with a solitary fibrous tumor of the spinal cord.

Maybe, New Mother Town is such a case in point for the building of New Mother Town can reduce the social cost.

If your date can't sit still, it could just be a case of ADHD, but it could also be a signal that they've lost interest.

There is a case on record of a woman who dreamed that her house was on fire and flung her baby out of the window.

He diagnosed a case of tendinitis and asked me, "Do you use this hand for a particular sort of sport? "

Generally, a round should be cancelled only in a case where it would be grossly unfair not to cancel it.

METHODS: We outline a case of a nasal epidermoid occurring post-blunt nasal trauma and its subsequent excision.

"For me it's a witch-hunt that we see and not an objective judgement of a case, " he said.

This makes it both safe and low-cost and the electronics can be housed in a case the size of a lunch box for compactness and portability.

We describe a case where a patient with symptoms of a ureteral stone turned out to have herpes zoster.

tomorrow, it will be a case of undermining the general strike and disobeying the Party line!

I thought it a case of some delicacy .

Through a case study in ShiYang River Valley, it proves that this model has strong practicality. The meth. . .

In such a case, the impression of a deep fall will be best communicated if the reader is left with unitary, homogenous impression.

Finally, tested and verified the feasibility and practicability of the hybrid algorithm through a case of washing machine.

PS: Seth mentions me about eight minutes into it as a case study of what he's talking about (Thanks, Seth! ).

I recently ran into a case in which the bonding driver was used to bond two NICs that used different drivers.

Is her speech worthy of a case of sedition being slapped on her?

In such a case, implementing a monolithic driver might be simpler and more efficient than implementing a layered driver.

In such a case a motion for a directed verdict would be granted and the case dismissed.

The last chapter make a further confirm of efficient in multi-channel financing and socialized management and operation through a case.

We report a case of severe neutropenia after kidney transplantation due to a thiopurine methyltransferase deficiency.

Like alcoholism , compulsive shopping represents a case of the ordinary pleasures of living getting out of hand.