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Also, airlines have limits on how much you are allowed to bring on the plane.

Man does not bring on his own unhappiness, and suffering is really God's will, although why He gets such a kick out of it is beyond me.

That deposit may be at any moMe. t withdrawn, and if I had employed it for another purpose, I should bring on Me. a disgraceful bankruptcy.

It's no wonder, then, that trying to have a quality relationship with a man can be the best way to bring on a migraine.

you ' re playing a losing game . but i can let you win , if i please . it will bring on many changes to your life.

Contact with its sap can bring on blisters in the sun due to phototoxic chemicals.

Then the Lord relented and did not bring on his people the disaster he had threatened.

But this dose was more likely to bring on side effects, including nausea, dizziness and depression, than both the lower dose and placebo.

But believe me, free enterprise and sound money did not bring on this problem.

Dalglish was delighted, telling reporters: "It's a hell of a good pair of substitutes to bring on. "

The suggestion is that he might be just crazy enough to bring on nuclear Armageddon.

This is your fault for bring on a left-back for our final sub - even if it was to replace one of the worst left-backs this club has seen.

Stress hormones will actually cause the body to increase blood clotting; therefore, stress can bring on a heart attack [source: BBC News].

Some scientists have suggested that Toba caused the deep freeze and that perhaps such an event happening today could bring on a new ice age.

Other researchers have discovered that withholding sugar from rats seems to bring on symptoms similar to those produced by drug withdrawal.

Bring on the Bling: In the custom auto industry, the word dub conjures up images of tricked-out cars, big wheels and celebrities.

Afterward, she told the interviewer that floods seem to bring on more prolonged misery than other natural disasters.

She became aware that her headlong pace and distracted air might bring on her remark and suspicion.

However, I'm just that much more interested in the next episode, after I saw the production staff listing. Bring on next week!

The assets will be divided between you, your soon-to-be-ex wife, and any lawyers the two of you bring on board.

The challenge that Bower sets himself is to describe how to bring on the right sort of insiders and prepare them to succeed.

Bring on awesome people is probably the biggest challenge of any early-stage startup.

Why did the White House believe that removing overseas tax shelters and raising energy prices would make CEOs keen to bring on new hires?

Drinking coffee might help you get through a stressful day - but it could also bring on hallucinations, researchers say.

The LORD will also bring on you every kind of sickness and disaster not recorded in this Book of the Law, until you are destroyed.

Don't let the digestion of these facts bring on a stomach ache, though.

Process control: bring on the logistics, testing, packaging, storage process control as part of the manufacturing technology.

Hodgson admits he learned a lesson last week against Northampton when he had no stars on the bench to bring on when things needed changing.

Ram (random-access memory) problems might bring on the blue screen of death with a message saying Fatal Exception Error .

For example, green tea is good in summer. It seems to dispel the heat and bring on a feeling of relaxation.

Moscow's acquiescence would also bring on board China, whose guiding principle is never to be isolated in the council.

We also have the ability to quickly adjust the numbers of interns and temporary employees we bring on to meet dramatic upturns in business.

Heavy eating seems to bring on the pain. Coule this be the reason for it?

Pilot and demonstration plantation indicated that application of superior provenance will bring on marked increase of productivity.

That means encouraging efficient decision-making by resource-holding countries and facilitating complex projects that bring on new supplies.

A great many patients cannot suffer from the malaise of naupathia and vomiting which bring on wrench and tamper with endoscopy and therapy.

Supervisory board of public university runs more efficiently and cheaper, does not bring on the problem of repeated institution.

Due to party A's faults which bring on losses of party B or the entrusted case, all the responsibilities should be taken on by party A.

The simulation results prove that the non-uniform bodies underground can bring on anisotropy changes in the apparent resistivity.

The accuracy of the evaluation bring on the scientific and reasonability of the plan of farmland-readjustment and plan of land using.

The first is to start small, bring on early adopters, demonstrate the application's value, and move gradually towards global deployment.

physical distribution bring on the increase in quantity and cost of returns.

So despite what you read from me here or on Zen Family Habits I'm not perfect, I don't live in a "bring on a photo shoot" ready home.

Focusing on relationships rather than material items will bring on a feeling of warmth and closeness, so you benefit both ways.

When you register, make sure to spell your name exactly as it appears on the identification you bring on test day.

They work through interaction -- they create a capability, and then it uses that capability to bring on the next stage.

Reducing well spacing can economize project cost, but it will cause group pile effect and bring on the phenomenon of repelling hammering.

The features would bring on reassembling in tunnel exit point, which would greatly impact the performance of tunnel packets forwarding.

Uranus could bring on a highly electric meeting, so try your chances on this enchanting day.

Things like financial problems, the breakup of a relationship, or the death of a loved one can bring on depression.

differences, factors that bring on the discrepancies of standards are analyzed and the dynamic prices regulation coefficient is fixed.

Full moons often bring endings or partings , and at other times they bring on an epiphany when certain facts become brilliantly illuminated.

Often times in running our breathing becomes labored and stressed and this can bring on cramps, poor performance and premature fatigue.

Bring on "real time search, " bring on a globally connected community, bring on vapid, vile, stupid shilling.

To draw near to such wholesome people. Will bring on immeasurable good. Our virtues increase day by day , our faults bit by bit disappear .

While, as an emperor, his flabbiness bring on perdition of Northern Song Dynasty at last.

Identify a group as people you want to work with, not as a target group you want to bring "on side" . Treat people as people first.

Sex is a particularly touchy subject at work, where even a hint of sexual harassment can bring on a dam-aging lawsuit.

Without the vitamin, scurvy would bring on rashes and gum disease, not to mention very bad breath.

Different physical chemic pretreatments are compared, and the best pretreatment that bring on the best activity of cellulase is gained.

But taking nevirapine for even a few weeks can bring on brutal side effects.

To give that up, indeed even to embrace Chinese-style economic modernisation, would bring on the regime's collapse.

From then on , I gradually learn , about life , about love . You bring on kind of sweet flavour in that springtime.

NO UMBERTO ECO fan should go near the Tower of Winds: it could bring on sensory overload.

My walls are strong, my men are in good heart, bring on your slings and arrows.

The questions bring on home network, now the technology of home network is a issue in many IT companies.

The limited load and power supply of aerial platforms bring on the trouble to fast, efficient video coding.

The Blackberry sports a great game simply called Chuck Norris: Bring on the Pain.

Working out in the rain for a long time may bring on a fever.

It's much more flexible than a traditional laptop case, and has enough room for everything I'd hoped to bring on my six month trip.

Throughout his life he was looking for drugs that could bring on delightful feelings without an unfortunate kick - back .

and has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian savages.

While many essential oils are good for treating pregnancy issues, some can bring on early labor, and other negative side effects.

Bain will bring on first-years numbering in the 'mid-hundreds' this summer, drawing from a core of 25 business programs, Mr. Howorth said.

Unemployment can bring on a range of emotions including anger and fear.

The hard drugs that some of the affluent young take to bring on a "high" seem in the end to produce squalor, suicides and other tragedies.

Main technique flow, activities, products or services may bring on major OSH effect.

So bring on the cold so I appreciate the heat more.

In high doses cyanide can bring on seizures, coma, and then cardiac arrest, killing quickly.

hatred evidently inspired the englishman , who , knowing no other reproach to bring on the count , accused him of avarice.

And if you make this your nightly pose, you may bring on premature facial wrinkles and breast sag.

It doesn't take much to bring on a blue day. You might just wake up not feeling or looking your best.

When the distorted currents exist in power system, it will result in distorted voltages and bring on the problem of harmonic pollution.

Leaving a Siberian Husky in the kennel can bring on diarrhea, poor eating, and kennel fever.

Aquarius: bring on the compliments Your friends love to get your approval.

What significance will the visit bring on bilateral relations?

Anxiety is a reaction to stress that can bring on feelings of restlessness, nervousness, irritability, and fear.

He could bring on board both Democrats and Republicans.

example: Study should bring on your Math.

Rashemen's famed warriors used a little-known magic ritual to bring on their battle rages.

Brazil is a vast, varied and vibrant country, so bring on the 2016 games! But who forgot to sell any Brazilian food?

Find out how many items of luggage you can bring on your trip, what items not to bring, and how we help you with irregular sized luggage.

The world economy faces an acute policy dilemma that, if mishandled, could bring on the mother of all monetary crises.

The evils we bring on ourselves are the hardest to bear.

69Up tempo, or heavy metal music, played loudly, can bring on a belligerent attitude.

Bring on the on-screen keyboard, because this phone looks to have a nice, big screen.

These eye drops can bring on asthma symptoms, including cough.

More study will bring on your English.

Living in damp surroundings may bring on rheumatism.

Anything can bring on that special moment -- music, smells, photos.

If shoes chosen by mistakes, it 'll bring on sickness about your feet.

Your eyes will not see all the disaster I am going to bring on this place.

The eye-strain from reading will bring on severe headaches.

We had to bring on the young player Bebe and while he's got the potential, he's still learning.

The timely rain after a long time of drought will certainly bring on the crops.

example: This warm weather should bring on the crops.

This incident will surely bring on a crisis.

Even seeing an act of kindness can bring on more acts of kindness.

And now, you can cache your dynamic pages. Bring on the traffic!

He may bring on you humiliation and grant me victory over you.

Taxpayer money can not fund lavish bonuses or golden parachutes for CEO's whose irresponsibility helped bring on this meltdown.

The timely rain will certainly bring on the crops.

Bring on the games, we enjoy playing our football.

According to recent studies, the oral pathogens, will bring on heart disease and other health problems.

This seemed the perfect group of misfits to bring on my reading journey.

Some expect Mr. Johnson to bring on other high-profile exclusive brands.

Chow Mo Wan: In love you can't bring on a substitute.

But when you're crying, you bring on the rain, so stop your sighing, be happy again.

This warm weather should bring on the crops.

Foreplay is important to bring on the heat.

To prefer one at the expense of the other would bring on Civil War and worse disunity than that would result from peaceful partition.

Adultery too, is likely to bring on the sinner a "World of Miseries" .

Bring on that water, will ye, you idle young harlican!

It doesn't take much to bring on a blue day .

Bring on the floods, because our No. 9 shoe is the "Welly. "

Bring on the roast chicken!

She'll bring on our lunch right away.

Bring on the paparazzi.

And then bring on the quibbles!

They will get a student to bring on a topic.

Bring on the Gold Coast!

In this case you should bring on a pacey striker since he will be pretty lost up front.

If this is what viewers crave in Kuala Lumpur, bring on Wigan v Bolton.

Bring on the clowns.

But when you cry in', you bring on the rain.

So should we bring on the crazy in 2012?

Kathy Isaacs chaired the American Library Association committee that honored Bring On The Birds last year.

How do you go from one of thousands of resumes, to the one person the whole Analytics team is dying to bring on board?

It can consume our assets, bring on mental stress and even hurt our relationships.

I'll bring on the beef.

Overnight delivery and luggage forwarding services are also an option if you have a lot of materials or samples to bring on a business trip.

It can, in the extreme, bring on insolvency.

The rain helped to bring on the crops.

They had also agreed among themselves that the Emperor had to stay, since his elimination would bring on social chaos in Japan.

Soak and sack out. Taking a hot shower or bath before bed helps bring on sleep because they can relax the tense muscles.

How many new customers will you bring on this year?

Taking a hot shower or bath before bed helps bring on sleep because they can relax tense muscles.

How many new customers will you bring on this year? How do you plan to do that, specifically?

a month in london will bring on your english

The Great Disruption: Why the Climate Crisis Will Bring On the End of Shopping and the Birth of a New World

Thermoelectricity Potentials Bring on Measure Error and Eliminate Method for Winding Temperature Rise

A severe deficiency can bring on combined spinal cord degeneration and associated brain diseases that also cause memory loss

Experimental Study of Zinc L-lysinate Coordination Compound Bring on Convulsions

the heart can heal so bring on some heavy some more

Analysis on the Factors Which Bring on Government Official's Corrupt During the Transition

What ever you choose to bring on your travels is of course an individual matter. Here is some advice

Bring on the troubles of the morning and the stories of my life

A Careful Management Bring on Benefit for Vitriolic Plant of HLD non-Ferrous Group Bao-Aluminum

Activities, products or services may bring on major environment effect

Typhoon bring on the freight transport crisis in Jingguang Expressway

Review of research of pregnant women's periodontal infection bring on low birth weight infant

"Bring on the evidence of my life" (My life)

Bring on Reason and Preventing Method of Black Smoke in Burning Coal Thermal Equipment

that will induce labor and bring on the miscarriage

Bring on the cultural revolution

Bring on the intended results;

breathe bring down bring on bring up

So let them bring on All their problems

"Bring on the evening hours, " I cry

Ll ace any trivia quiz you bring on

And bring on the thunder

some nights bring on the rain fall

To bring on oneself as a result; provoke

So bring on the rain