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In that sense, her suicide was one of the most welcome and well-timed acts that Marilyn ever succeeded in carrying through.

Key Moment: A well timed run into penalty area provided him with a great chance to score which he took beautifully.

In two ways , their effort turns out to be well timed after all .

Practice a long, well-timed, and powerful breaststroke pulldown. . . every time you push off the wall after a breaststroke turn.

Balancing children and a significant other may require some uncomfortable and well-timed conversations.

However, like a slingshot, a strike has to be well-timed, well-aimed, with sufficient force to work.

but there are circumstances--not necessarily romantic ones--when a well-timed introduction can be the best thing you can do for anybody.

Civil wars are so costly that well- timed military actions are quite likely ( though not certain ) to be cost- effective .

Well-timed patent sales are also a way for public technology firms to meet quarterly profit targets, says Coller's Peter Holden.

The blow was well timed, for Britain and the United States were then struggling to stave off international economic collapse.

Laugh at Starbucks' local content plan if you must, but the company is savvy to tie its well-timed foray into public Wi-Fi to local news.

They also claim that the pulse of a wronged woman returns to normal 20% quicker after a well-timed "sorry" than without it.

I'm always wary of these herd moves into certain asset classes, generally they are not well-timed.

However, as Mr Bruner and Mr Carr demonstrate in their well-timed book, history shows that contagion has predated computers.

At a well-timed moment, the bride and groom pull on ribbon streamers to release the birds, a send-off into their new lives.

A well-timed promotion can clear excess stock or, in austere times, stop consumers trading down to cheaper alternatives.

A relevant question, therefore, is: "Is the WGA strike well-timed, well-aimed, and has it gathered sufficient force? "

Well timed land system can inspire people's labor enthusiasm and improve land revenue and enhance social stability.

The promotion campaign is not well timed, for the product is already off season.

Now with the right equipment, a little righteous anger, and some well-timed wit, you can say "ADIOS" with panache.

Roy: Thank you, gods, for your well-timed explosion.

A history of finance by Niall Ferguson, a Harvard professor, was also well timed .

By luck more than design, the income-tax rebate was well timed (Mr Bush had promised to cut taxes long before the recession hit).

Every so often, a careless dribble, a quick double-team or a well-timed jump can result in a Bryant turnover.

Kosaka's eco-friendly innovation is well timed politically and economically.

He has scored goals at a superb rate, either by long-range shooting or well-timed runs into the box.

Apple's Chinese push is proving well timed, with household incomes here increasing.

My own view is that only an exquisite combination of well-timed policies can avoid a financial panic.

Method: Two cases were given the well timed mental state guides and support therapy etc.

And while I'm on the topic, many a marriage has been saved by a well-timed apology.

China's commercial trials of 3G services, announced on Friday, would therefore seem well timed.

Using RMB in cross-border trade settlement has been brewing for a long time, now it is eligible and well-timed.

After a well-timed pause he smiles and says, "A canceled Czech. "

That remark was not well timed.

Counter-attacks were successful if teams could bypass the midfield quickly and make accurate, well-timed final passes.

The remark was not well timed.

He should move with a quick agile stride that is well timed.

His recent re-emergence is very well-timed because there'll be ample opportunities to impress.

Stable political environment and well timed policy support develop a passage for the growth of rural brokers and broking;

Warn, the most inclusive, implies well-timed notice that causes a person to be alert, vigilant, or wary: Warn