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Remorse is a mixture of good will and bad faith: a sincere desire to close old wounds and a secret wish to be left alone.

Those that do become billionaires seem to do it through a mixture of ingenuity, intelligence and timing, or they just inherit it.

A gas exerts the same pressure in a mixture of gases as it would exert if it were in the container alone.

Private Rangel was not a sergeant, but he had an air about him, a mixture of bravado and charisma, that made people think he was.

To underline the point, he made his announcement in front of a fighter jet that flies on a mixture of biofuels.

Similarly, the herbal composition may comprise a mixture of two or more types of extracts of a particular herb.

In the USA and Canada, the term "French Salad Dressing" is often used to describe what is essentially a mixture of oil, vinegar and ketchup.

It is not always easy to separate a mixture Of liquids into pure substances by fractional distillation.

Developers were like "dragons and fish jumbled together" , he said, referring to a mixture of high and low-quality companies.

Potentiometric Titration In this experiment, the student is given a mixture of a strong monoprotic acid and a weak polyprotic acid.

This may be an actual scene out of your future life, it may be a symbolic vision, or a mixture of both.

Like the creatures drawn on the edge of a medieval map, the shapes of the denizens of this land are a mixture of observation and guesswork.

At the beginning of every month he'd wipe his iPod and load up the next batch (a mixture of new and old).

Third, by trying to cover too much of the technology, we ended up with a mixture of things that just didn't go together.

Since then, Titan has spotted dozens of lakes on Titan's surface, thought to be made of a mixture of liquid ethane and methane.

For a mild, stain-free bleach, soak your delicates in a mixture of lemon juice and baking soda for at least half an hour before washing.

MFC is actually quite a bit more than just a GUI toolkit , and uses a mixture of paradigms .

Otherwise it would be almost impossible to see anything on the road in such a mixture of fog and exhausts.

But with a mixture of Mathematica and NKS automation, and a lot of human experts, I'm happy to say that we've gotten a very long way.

By far the best available was that of Sweden whose progress the whole continent had been watching with a mixture of admiration and alarm.

The surface is darker than originally expected, consisting of a mixture of water and hydrocarbon ice.

He looked at me with a mixture of amazement and horror.

Newton came to a simple but startling conclusion: the white light of the sun was in fact a mixture of all the colors of the spectrum!

'That in itself is no easy task since a lot of us aren't a clear- cut type, but often a mixture of two or more. '

It seems as if the person is a mixture of black and white, society demands that he or she must be bi-racial like the president.

It is a mixture of the surface layer, easy to clean, long term use, not easy to leave a mark on the surface.

That's a broomstick, he said, throwing it back to Harry with a mixture of jealousy and spite on his face.

A mixture of components heavier than butane is often marketed as one product, natural gasoline.

He said the skull doesn't actually look European, or Asian, or African. It looks like a mixture of all of them.

The discharge vessel is provided with a luminescent layer (17) comprising a mixture of at least a red and a green luminescent material.

We began to have electric lights, and telephones, and to see horseless carriages, but our attitude was a mixture of wonder, fear, and doubt.

Light as it comes from the sun is a mixture of light of many different colors.

Mains electricity runs between a cathode to an anode through a mixture of potash, water, and a "secret catalyst" , and generates heat.

a mixture of two or more metals or of metallic and nonmetallic elements usually fused together or dissolving into each other when molten.

the aluminum soap or salt of a mixture of fatty acids, used to thicken gasoline for use as an incendiary in flamethrowers and firebombs.

A mixture of science, technology, and economics, it is hard to see how the ITRS could do better in driving forward advances in this area.

Any extension converted to use keys is still in an environment with a mixture of key-aware and key-unsafe functions.

We see him go over a cliff on a weekend outing, seas becoming blood and blood the sea, in a mixture of modern and immemorial experience.

In chemistry and chemical engineering, a separation process is used to transform a mixture of substances into two or more distinct products.

But the deputy minister said the government would try to address the problem with a mixture of short and long-term measures.

"Farmers mix their risk by planting a mixture of high 'yield potential' varieties with high 'yield stability' varieties, " he said.

A determination to have and to hold, which Charlie and I share, obviously involves a mixture of personal and financial considerations.

A strong password is complex (containing a mixture of uppercase, lowercase, numeric, and special characters) and is not a word.

What she did was to take the really large pinecones and fill them with a mixture of lard and birdseeds.

The queries are joins and UNIONs that involve either a mixture of local and remote data or that involve two or more remote sources.

She stared at the cold green soup in a mixture of disgust and hungry apprehension . . .

Light from the sun is a mixture of light of many different colors.

A mixture of settled tribesmen, farmers and conquered peoples, these arches come from the bottom end of Turkish society.

It consists of clay from or containing a mixture of clay by kneading, molding, and calcined made of a variety of products.

The technique involves heating organic matter to produce a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, called syngas.

At its height the bond between eastern Europe and America was based, like the best marriages, on a mixture of emotion and mutual support.

American politicians have, so far, responded to this problem with a mixture of wishful thinking and anger.

Thus, the grafting of a mixture of DMAEA and MMA or that of DMAPAA and MMA was carried out to obtain high grafting %.

Today it's fresh Brillat-Savarin, a local soft cheese that tastes like a mixture of butter and cream (and has at least twice the calories).

a mixture of lime or gypsum with sand and water; hardens into a smooth solid; used to cover walls and ceilings.

If interior was eastern, at least the exterior is not totally western, it can be a mixture of both eastern and western design.

If Mr Chirac looked upon America with a mixture of envy and disdain, Mr Sarkozy appears genuinely fond of the place and its people.

Using a mixture of technical practices, collaboration, and pragmatism it is possible to slowly grow your reusable asset base.

not to you at the intelligence of a mixture of arrogance. Not to make you humble heart of a lack of intelligence.

The actual formulation used in the field contains a mixture of chemicals and the toxicity of that mixture should be tested, says Seralini.

The look on her face was a mixture of anger, disappointment and embarrassment.

These degrees of aperture plus the front-back distinction define 8 reference points on a mixture of articulatory and auditory criteria.

A mixture of metal powder and a binder is pressed into a mould to form the shape of the finished part.

Chimera An individual or part of an individual in which the tissues are a mixture of two genetically different tissues.

Each leader has two traits, which give a mixture of bonuses and penalties, but even the worst leader is still better than no leader.

The piston moves up in the cylinder, compressing a mixture of air and fuel in front of it.

Pathogenic mtDNA mutations are usually heteroplasmic, with a mixture of mutant and wild-type mtDNA within the same organism.

The next step is to try to staunch the flow proper with drilling mud, a mixture of water and clay minerals.

A topping for pastry or pies MADE of a mixture of egg whites and sugar beaten until stiff and often baked until brown.

The public mood is said to be "a mixture of fear, depression, hopelessness, and seething anger. "

GMM proposed in tends to describe a background pixel using a mixture of K Gaussian distributions.

Surface waters: With the exception of the sea, surface waters can be regarded as a mixture of ground, spring, rain and waste waters.

Just as concrete is a mixture of several ingredients , so are the vast majority of alloys used industrially .

Rich couples with troubled marriages and a London connection are watching with a mixture of glee and foreboding.

the rest as a mixture of several green feeds, wherein, the total sum of the weight of the above components is 100%.

Vanilla and raspberry flavors might be enhanced by "castoreum, " a mixture of the anal secretions and urine of beavers.

A mixture of settled tribesmen , farmers and conquered peoples, these archers come from the bottom end of Kwarezm society.

After a little hesitation and with a mixture of shyness and eagerness, she agreed to the request from this handsome man.

Python contains a mixture of casts and coercions, with a usual preference for the former ( "explicit is better than implicit" ).

A generic type can be open without being a generic type definition, in which case it has a mixture of type arguments and type parameters.

Thinking is usually a mixture of words, sentences, mental images and sensations.

Like the House, the Senate aims to broaden coverage with a mixture of mandates, regulation and subsidies.

The researchers dispersed carbon nanotubes in a dilute solution of a mixture of Nafion, a commercial synthetic polymer, and ethanol.

Resources can be defined once, then used at run time by a system consisting of a mixture of JMS and XMS applications.

She said: "I was so bad, I could never get to test level. It was down to a mixture of nerves and lack of ability. "

Therefore, it is common to see processes performing a mixture of requests to mature services and traditional interfaces.

Like the monster from Greek mythology, many marmosets are a mixture of more than one individual.

ORS is a mixture of clean water, salt and sugar, which can be prepared safely at home. It costs a few cents per treatment.

Explosive eruptions produce a mixture of volcanic ash and other fragments called tephra , rather than lava flows.

Many people believe that the United States is a mixture of many different cultures without a dominant or mainstream culture.

Taiji vegetarian soup is made of a mixture of corn juice and spinach juice, with the green and yellow belts forming a Tai Chi symbol.

Then he stuck them on an iron plate using a mixture of ash, resin and wax, and held them in place with an iron frame.

Regardless of how you look at it, the reality for most organisations is a mixture of software development products.

His authority was founded on his mastery of the House of Commons, which he achieved using a mixture of "authority, charm and menace" .

Authority, he notes, is always a "mixture of force and consent" made generally acceptable by its practical utility.

Young children come to a standstill, looking at my class - a mixture of black, brown and so on - in wonder and amazement.

The festival features a mixture of traditional Moroccan and world music, and dancers sometimes go into a trance .

The true legal decision-making should be a mixture of the social, political, institutional, personal experiences factors.

Sooner or later a man, if he is wise, discovers that life is a mixture of good days and bad, victory and defeat, give and take.

During treatment, a mixture of a corticosteroid and a local anesthetic was injected intra- articularly .

Culture plaza is a mixture of a city's historical cultures, and is a place embodying natural and artistic beauty in space.

Composite ink is an ordinary ink and a mixture of UV inks, with UV inks as well as traditional innovativeink country'many.

But exhortations to improve energy efficiency are often greeted with a mixture of boredom and scepticism.

Massage a mixture of salt and olive oil into your skin in circular motions, leave it on for a few minutes and then wash it off.

The air on the runway is filled with that strange smell, a mixture of soil, flowers, grass, gasoline and oil.

Ready for first in the coffee cup in half a cup of thick hot coffee, then poured into a mixture of eggs, milk chocolate and vodka.

Take some thin sliced pork, a mixture of vegetables (I had little spinach, bean sprouts, long onion, and a little daikon).

I recommend at LEAST a mixture of numbers, lowercase letters, and uppercase letters.

It is one of several cases which American businesses are watching with a mixture of fear and hope.

It has a mixture of fashion and old styles, a bit narrow but warm streets, and those busy but kind people.

It is much easier to detonate a mixture of air and fuel if it is highly compressed prior to (or during) the ignition process.

In each of these cases, the mutual respect that existed between the two powers was based on a mixture of empathy and curiosity.

These mixed libraries allow you to use all of their existing functions when your code contains a mixture of native code and MSIL-based.

D: A few hundred years ago European farmers started painting their barns with a mixture of linseed oil, milk, and lime.

Spanish business owners have reacted to the rise of Chinese enterprise in their midst with a mixture of admiration, resentment and fear.

A mixture of tartaric acid, sodium bicarbonate, and potassium sodium tartrate, used as a mild cathartic by dissolving in water and drinking.

It's a mixture of emotions, really. It's been great and I'm going to miss it tremendously, but I think it's the right time.

I deviate from Giada's recipe in that she uses a mixture of beef, veal and pork, but I use all beef.

Rich couples with troubled marriages and a London connection are watching with a mixture of glee[5] and foreboding.

This is a different sort of writing: a mixture of insight, gossip, theorising and reflection, the flavour of which can be tasted here.

But, in general, as Prof Sinn notes, there has been a mixture of financing with recession.

We finished off with a mixture of good football and some basic mistakes, which cost us games. Our general performance, though, was good.

A mixture of baking and water can be used to neutralize and clean the corrosion accumulation from the top the battery.

Some person accidensically put the fish into a mixture of water and tree-ashes and later on caustic soda was used too.

The solids phase can be a mixture of fibers and a particulate material.

This kind of litter is made up of a mixture of chemical waste. It has poisoned the soil, ruining it completely.

In theory, Clinton is a mixture of economics, Keynesian, monetary, and supply of school and school of a mixture of rational expectations.

The plat du jour having arrived, I start to eat: a mixture of porridge and meat, ruined by an unbelievable amount of cumin.

Each of us has a mixture of these elements in our faces, with one of them dominating.

coarse fabric of hemp, jute , linen or cotton, made waterproof by a heavy coating bases on a mixture of drying oil and lampblack.

A mixture of cornstarch and water also changes viscosity depending on whether or not it is agitated, but in a different way.

The mince pie used to contain meat, hence the filling being called mincemeat, but now is a mixture of dried fruits, spices, fat and brandy.

American father-of-two Mr Ewert died in September 2006 after drinking a mixture of sedatives and using his teeth to turn off his ventilator.

Elutriation refers to the selective removal of fines by entrainment from a bed consisting of a mixture of particles sizes.

And call for a mixture of flowers (roses, gladiola, carnations, and lilies to name a few).

The panics that characterize the early hours after the earthquake struck has subsided, replace now by a mixture of shock and quiet purpose.

The reagent feed stream comprises a mixture of codeposition reagents and a selective silicon removal reagent.

'Yes, she will, Fagin. 'Sikes was right. With a mixture of threats and promises, he soon persuaded Nancy to go.

PCV system will be a mixture of leaking into the crankcase leap into air intake system in the combustion chamber, then a second combustion.

This cylinder was composed of a mixture of clay and sand , with the addition of a little hay and straw .

The first is to try, through training and a mixture of stick and carrot , to convert duds into non-duds .

What you need is a mixture of requirements, design, and information architecture to effectively start the scoping process.

For me, this has evolved as a mixture of history, economics, economic history, finance, law, politics and government, and psychology.

Russia is one of China's neighboring countries. Sino-Russian relation is a mixture of closeness and complexity.

Some people have their own philosophy on life which might be a mixture of theories.

A male lion marks the territory of his pride by spraying a mixture of urine and glandular secretions on tree trunks and bushes.

Launched by rocket, the Jules Verne uses a mixture of GPS and lasers to navigate its own way to the space station and dock with it.

It was a mixture of being totally aroused and giggling as I gently tickled and aroused him.

some preparations comprised the pollen of only one type of flower, whereas others were a mixture of pollen from various flowers.

Is just, walking through what's happening physically, with a container with a mixture of the two.

Look at the care with which boards recruited a mixture of experience, Mr Duncan continued.

A mixture of defensives and basic materials outperformed, the latter rebounding on the back of a strengthening oil price.

"Unfortunately, what it really comes down to is a mixture of financial resources and political will, " he said.

The Bain report's findings on investment immigration were greeted with a mixture of envy, exasperation and cynicism online.

When he does raise the subject, it is with a mixture of candor and self-delusion.

It may find itself run by a mixture of jihadists, including both AQAP and criminal gangs; exclusive AQAP rule seems unlikely at present.

I listened to his adventure with a mixture of amusement and disbelief.

Break the shell with your teeth, dip the meat in a mixture of soya sauce, vinegar and sliced ginger.

Filled with a mixture of fascination and glee, he stomped through the puddle, mud and water flying.

I looked at her with a mixture of fascination and disgust.

Consequently, accounting net income to an economist is a mixture of "true" income and the cost of using share-holders' capital.

Element contains a mixture of XML and Flex Bindings necessary to construct the content of the messages SOAP Body.

The active principle of this medication is a mixture of higher primary aliphatic alcohols, isolated and purified from sugar cane wax .

A mixture of decaying organic matter, as from leaves and manure, used to improve soil structure and provide nutrients.

Or, sort of a composite or a mixture of people I know, and myself.

Britain's apparently arrogant detachment from the European experiment comes from a mixture of geography, history and the last war.

Ragworm jaws are made of a mixture of protein and zinc ions.

In addition, the field population consists of a mixture of systems from different clusters that have all been processed in different ways.

It could also be a mixture of these two things.

Its stuffing sandwiched between the crusts is a mixture of honey, granulated sugar, confect, pinecones and crushed kernels.

The whole world is looking at China, with a mixture of admiration, bewilderment , and fear.

A type of cement used in a cement job that is made of a mixture of cement slurry and nitrogen in the gas state.

Highly entertaining, with a mixture of dry comedy and thrilling action, and now entering a successful third season.

The people launching the rockets appear to be a mixture of hardliners within Hamas and assorted Islamist radicals from other movements.

Magma occurs deep within the earth and is made up of a mixture of molten mineral materials.

The boy's face was tense with a mixture of confusion and amazement. "And so you decided to become a vampire? " He asked.

The general screenplay length is from 90 to 120 pages. A screenplay can be a mixture of genres.

The nose could interpret the collection of reactions together, akin to how the brain interprets a mixture of molecules as one scent.

Like the first application these often required a mixture of various facilities.

I listened to his excuse with a mixture of amusement and disbelief.

Here's an interesting bed with a mixture of daffodils, violets, lilies of the valley and bluebells.

the more he had studied the agricultural problem , the more he regarded it with a mixture of distrust and incipient despair.

To the surprise of Bell and Bhandoola, most of the cultures begun with single cells had become a mixture of T cells and myeloid cells.

An integer containing a mixture of status flags that reflect the state of this menu item.

It is made of a mixture of glutinous rice powder and green mugworts (bromegrass juice in some cases) and stuffed with sweetened bean paste.

The big emerging-market banks should therefore view their rise with a mixture of pride and nervousness.

What they found was a mixture of proteins, some positively charged and some negatively charged, and a lot of calcium and magnesium ions.

Don't you now simply look back on the episode with a mixture of rose-tinted false memories and chiseled sentimentality ?

The type of digital comic I'm after is a mixture of voice acting, light animation and a comic book style format.

In that research, the team sent sparks through a mixture of methane, ammonia, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide.

It was kind of a mixture of found object, product design and advertising.

Gluten n. A mixture of plant proteins occurring in cereal grains, chiefly corn and wheat, used as an adhesive and as a flour substitute.

To avoid flooding, multiple submissions may be kept in the que to allow a mixture of other peoples work before appearing in the group pool.

The oil was once considered too difficult and expensive to extract as it is a mixture of clay, water and bitumen.

THE French have tended to confront their record under Nazi occupation with a mixture of denial, silence and myth.

She describes how he gets hold of her, his awful smell, a mixture of tobacco and onions.

Commuters say they felt a mixture of sadness and determination as they got back on the Piccadilly line.

Nicodemus also, who earlier had come to Jesus by night, came bringing a mixture of myrrh and aloes , about seventy-five pounds in weight.

Mr Liu has achieved this growth with a mixture of paternalistic and modern western management methods.

The climbing process is relatively straightforward, with a mixture of physical work and technical procedure.

The coolant is a mixture of ice and water, its temperature can be kept constant for a long period.

Voluntary movements constitute a mixture of drive related, motivational deep brain mechanisms and cortical goal representations.

This indicates that it could be a mixture of many compounds or a reground material.

And so, most of you, by virtue of your ability to observe, have quite a mixture of vibration.

The battery cells are filled with a mixture of 65% distilled water and 35% sulphuric acid or electrolyte solution.

Bin Laden must have watched these events unfold with a mixture of excitement and deep worry.

Japan, by a mixture of private initiative and state planning, embarked on a sprint hardly even before equaled in history.

The Daily is a mixture of the newfangled and the old-fashioned. It has whizzy graphics, including video and "360-degree" pictures.

a mixture of oxygen and acetylene; used to create high temperatures for cutting or welding metals.

Unsurprisingly, this model is appealing to many Chinese and viewed with a mixture of fear and envy by many in the West.

This drew a stream of emotional comments, which were a mixture of confusion, curiosity, and outright disgust.

Most weekends are a mixture of household jobs like fixing something, shopping or gardening and socialising with friends.

white wheat bread raised by a salt-tolerant bacterium in a mixture of salt and either cornmeal or potato pulp.

"Lead" pencils do not contain lead, but rather a mixture of clay and graphite.

Massive black holes most likely grow by a mixture of merging and accretion of gas in their hierarchically merging host galaxies.

Oklahoman conservatism, says Mr Gaddie, is now a mixture of "nativism, nationalism and evangelicalism" .

I feed principally with brine shrimp nauplii and a mixture of various chopped dried foods, most of which contain Spirulina algae.

Such "invented" documents were similar in structure and size and were a mixture of truth and falsehood in content.

It was a mixture of negative components, but we don't have to worry about it.

A mixture of solvent is alcohol, ethyl innovative ink that do not include.

It was closely scrutinized with a mixture of wide-eyed wonder and honest glee.

Instead of purchasing a pricey deodorizer, you might as well apply a mixture of onions and water on the smelly areas.

PRINTER is a mixture of carefully matched solvents ideal for the removal of colour and toner residues from matrix-, ink- and laser-printers.

The same is true for mince pies, small pastry cases filled with a mixture of apples, raisins and suet.

Prepare a mixture of half vinegar and half water and use crumpled-up newspapers to clean windows, TV screens and computer monitors.

One of these is a mixture of ammonia and water.

And also, a mixture of traditional superstition and new trends has led to an abnormal surge in the population.

The diamond blade segments are made up of a mixture of diamonds and metal powders.

a mash with optimum acidity for yeast fermentation; a mixture of old and new mash; used in distilling some whiskeys.

The evaluation of securities and businesses for investment purposes has always involved a mixture of qualitative and quantitative factors.

Today, the town's popularity with Vietnamese visitors, honeymooners in particular, has rendered it largely a mixture of kitsch and concrete.

It was a mixture of oil and glycerin, byproducts of biodiesel production.

The bodies of these hen-rooster hybrids, or gynandromorphs, have a mixture of genetically male and female cells, the research reveals.

The concert was a rare occasion for European audiences to enjoy a mixture of music and Chinese calligraphy.

Both indoors and outdoors it is very common to see a mixture of natural light and artificial light, especially at dusk and at night.

The KPIs are shown using a mixture of bar charts and HTML to show the status of any particular metric.

Shotcrete is a mixture of portland cement, aggregate, and water conveyed by compressed air to a spray gun.

Cries constantly, it is also a mixture of a metal bucket with the ground collision of sound, it is the adults each stage in the well water.

The multi-teamwork compound type stands for a mixture of the tandem type and the parallel type.

This lady received the visitors with a mixture of ceremony and diffidence quite English.

The people who make it their job to ride horses in races got their professional title through a mixture of love and hate.

It presents a mixture of fact and fiction, offering no evidence to which is which.

Bad eggs like Naipaul aside, most writers, like most people, are a mixture of the reprehensible and the admirable.

I listened to his excuse with a mixture of fun and sorrow.

Pickling solution for acid pickling of stainless steel is a mixture of various acids which possess strong corrosiveness and oxidization.

My office is a mixture of the Natural History Museum and a NASA space lab.

Instead, your baby can benefit from a mixture of these herbs that will likely provide a lot of relief.

A mixture of dried flower petals and spices used to scent the air .

A white pigment consisting of a mixture of zinc sulfide , zinc oxide, and barium sulfate .

The production of xylose via hydrolysis of straw in a mixture of formic acid and hydrochloric acid was investigated.