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If the harness is loose, the child could be thrown from the seat in a crash, or work their way out of the harness while you are driving.

This gave them a small amount of power that could be used to work their way out of the mailroom into a better job.

pale and distressed, got up and began to work their way towards the aisles, but a score of shouts went up.

That is often repeated until most or all of the students can confidently work their way through a problem, Miller says.

They felt that white guys in search of a woman would start at the top, with white women, and then work their way down.

Perhaps most important, putting your feelings into words can diminish their grip on you and help them work their way out of your system.

Sally: Now you're thinking! How else do you think they work their way from the bottom to the top?

A new culture is going to have to be embraced by youngsters if they want to work their way up at the club.

I would encourage young swimmers to start with short open water swims and work their way up to longer distances.

The phones do a little dance, allowing the dust and cotton particles to work their way into the nooks and crannies of the phones.

Traditionally French candidates, left or right, work their way up the hierarchy to control the party machine.

The changing climate forced the Inuit to work their way south, forcing them into marginal niches along the edges of the tree line.

More expensive raw materials will work their way through the supply chain over the coming months, pushing up on inflation.

Though most concept cars don't make it to reality, certain design aspects will often work their way into real models.

But better health allows people to work their way out of poverty, and spend households incomes on something other than illness.

Better health allows people to work their way out of poverty and spend household incomes on something other than illness.

After all, declines in fuel and commodity prices over the past two months are starting to work their way through the supply chain.

Whether and how Clinton and Obama can work their way through the terms of surrender will tell voters a lot about both of them.

Such fears can be self-fulfilling as higher food, energy and import costs work their way into consumer prices.

I have every hope they work their way out of those situations and are back on certain footing again very, very soon.

The laces simply criss-cross as they work their way up the shoe.

Lulled into its soothing and beguiling rhythms, the city's concoction of pleasures soon work their way under your skin.

"Rugby players don't throw long passes or take glory runs. They work their way down the field. "

It is expected that all the legal actions will take some time to work their way through the courts.

Interest rate cuts work their way through to the real economy by a number of transmission channels.

FROM a corner of the room, Mr Darcy watched Elizabeth and her sisters work their way outward, beheading zombie after zombie as they went.

Climbers must look for cracks in the rock. They place their hands and feet in the cracks and then work their way up.

Now, normally what would happen is these creatures would kind of work their way up, eventually become intelligent.

We give them the opportunity to work their way into our economy.

Some clients want to start with their business processes and work their way down to services required to support those processes.

Normally, interest-rate moves take 12-18 months to work their way through the economy.

The second and more radical of the two theories is that long ago seals did work their way into the interior, but somehow became trapped.