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Reports of the paper's imminent death are exaggerated, but it would not be much of a stretch to say that the Times is in intensive care.

It was cold today, so we put a pair of booties on Niuniu, and she could stand for nearly half a minute at a stretch in those shoes.

But he cautions that there are still many unknowns: "I find it a bit of a stretch to talk about what will happen in one year. "

Only the Zetas have been able to give an explanation, and yes it relates to the Earth changes, as Kiev is in a stretch zone.

It was a stretch version of a DC-9, meaning it had the capability to go anywhere in the world.

This was probably a bit of a stretch for Java programmers who are unfamiliar with XSLT.

Somehow I've been able to play a little bit better than I thought for a stretch and then it finally caught up with me last week.

It is not too much of a stretch to relate the deflated build-up to the World Cup in England this time to the wider, sombre atmosphere.

It isn't easy to be inspired in that spontaneous way for long period at a stretch.

But it's less of a stretch to see this mainland spending at least put some life into consumer- or stimulus-related stocks.

He reached out to run his fingers down the side of her arm. It was a bit of a stretch, but he could reach.

At one point in the documentary, Guo likens the role of a party secretary to that of a godfather. The analogy is not a stretch in reality.

But Carrington thinks Parham's suggestion that there's a trade-off between a potent immune system and a big brain is a bit of a stretch.

Obama is not perfect, but to say he is completely incompetent on foreign policy is a bit of a stretch.

It's easy to say that simply having everyone back for a stretch run would be enough, but he sees it differently.

Some may even liken the rising window line to a BMW, although the comparison might be a bit of a stretch.

A timber concession here, a stretch of paved road or a Bongo stadium there, disarmed anyone who objected to his way of doing things.

where there is a stretch down the road, Jack had been walking along the road for a while, he discovered a huge castle.

It isn't easy to be inspired in that spontaneous way for long periods at a stretch.

But to say that Mandarin will rival English is a "bit of a stretch" , says Manoj Vohra, Asia director at the Economist Intelligence Unit.

A bit of a stretch, but Vermeer's intimate rooms are a fine place for two countries to come together.

Seems like a bit of a stretch. But you won't find me strolling the Serengeti after a full moon.

Some of these would boost the size of the photon-pair bump, though making it big enough still seems to be a stretch.

A little tougher approach is to tie yourself up to a stretch cord and swim to the other end.

Suppose that two owners of refreshment stands, George and Henry, are trying to decide where to locate along a stretch of beach.

At the moment, charges for cable TV are just $4 a month, meaning it's almost a stretch to call it "pay TV. "

Going from potato chips to brussel sprouts might be a stretch, but dipping some carrot sticks in salad dressing is a great place to start.

The greater length of the service, however, I admit to be sometimes too hard a stretch upon the mind.

Imagine you've spent your entire life in a medium-sized town (probably not a stretch for some of you).

Claiming that if America does not sort out the flaws in its financial system it could turn out like Argentina looks like a stretch.

Now tuck the pelvis under and press forward from the hips until you feel a stretch along the front of the hip and thigh.

i take a stretch as we head out the door, my breath taking on a faint white hue in the air.

If Sao Paulo is at a stretch point, the bay at Buenos Aires is definitely destined to tear. Here too there have been UFO warnings, recently.

In terms of its direct impact on aggregate demand it is a stretch to call this a programme for growth .

It might be a stretch to think that chores will ever be fun, but they certainly can be bearable if approached in the right way.

Bedding in tow, he walked more and more slowly, as if he were no longer the Xiangzi who could up and run eight or ten 1i at a stretch.

It is a stretch to say that China is poised to replace an equity-led growth model with a credit-led model.

They click on a building and identify it as a school. Or click on a stretch of road and write in the name.

The Lakers tried out Adam Morrison for a stretch in the first half, but he appeared a bit timid and didn't see any more minutes.

As the platoon looped back to base, an alert marine noticed a stretch of orange kite-string hidden in the furrows of a barren field.

Pull your chin toward your chest until you feel a stretch along the back of your neck, or slowly bring your shoulders up toward your ears.

To call them "the lucky ones" might seem a stretch, given the trauma they experienced that day and afterward.

Worship of Pangu among different peoples linked geographically into a stretch of land, forming a circle of pangs faith.

To find out the meaningful of plain living, to loves a stretch of land with all of your heart, to attach a soul to it.

Another option is to place hands behind the head, and gently draw the chin to chest: this will add a stretch to the back of the neck.

Diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), he was unable to manage his own home or a stretch in rehab.

Some scientists find this to be too much of a stretch. White disagrees.

China, is a stretch for five thousand years of ancient civilization, ancient have hair, zhao, CAI lun, zhang hua tuo, shocked the world!

The sun grandfather finally appeared, the sunshine illuminate me, I had a stretch.

What a relief it was when the boulders suddenly disappeared, a stretch of plain where the only obstacles were clumps of bushes.

I stretch a stretch Yao Ganzi, a station on the balcony to see a strange thing.

This was quite a stretch for me, since at the time I couldn't even afford a suit.

In front of the main entrance of the Water Park is a stretch of Korean restaurants. It is one of the places for the Koreans to gather.

Hence a literary masterpiece is like a stretch of nature itself, well-formed in its formlessness, and its charm and beauty come by accident.

Wen Xiang wasn't awake yet. He was really too tired. He felt like a stretch of boggy ground lying feebly between stones.

You put on a swimming suit, on when to take a bath shower set, stretching into the swimming pool money can be a stretch Shenjiao!

Get a haircut and help out the Gulf oil spill. Sounds like a stretch, huh? But it's true.

Every time we encounter a wall while walking along a stretch of road, we turn into a brand? new stretch of road.

You may be tempted to pull back from a stretch, especially in a pose you're not used to.

In Harlem, George Lucas changed his route home from work to avoid a stretch of Seventh Avenue, because he kept being stopped by the police.

Let us do the work at a stretch and do not make two bites of a cherry.

Regardless of whether the hot spot is in a stretch zone or a subduction zone, a rupture allowing magma to escape could occur.

There's still quite a stretch to the top slot, but a full 75% of Chinese think it will beat the US in the medals table this year.

The sun rises along a stretch of beach on St. George Island State Park, located on Florida's northern Gulf coast.

In the beautiful bed she slept the moment she lay down, ten and twelve hours at a stretch .

A woman in a custom-made classic car replica motors along a stretch of highway near San Diego.

Short stretches only Stretching stiff muscles in your back, shoulders and legs is important, but do not hold a stretch for too long.

Huge crowds of party goes in Germany have turned a stretch of motive wave into one of the country's biggest open air festivals.

These clean and neat streets lined with tall buildings make people hardly believe that the place was once a stretch of rubble and ruins.

However must circle to the enemy behind, we must cross a stretch of swampy ground.

I guess when you haven't slept longer than an hour and a half at a stretch for two weeks straight, you get on each other's nerves.

A stretch of the Hanjiang River at Hanzhong City reached its highest point so far this year.

with a stretch of his arm , he reached the shelf.

It's going to be a stretch to do it for nine.

In other words, if the area is in a stretch zone then crevasses or sinkholes or dropping ground can occur.

Though it may seem a stretch to suggest that the mind of a dreamer could be read in this way, it is not.

After cutting through a stretch or pathways, I reached the highway leading towards the mine.

Women always say we think like children anyways, so it might not be much of a stretch.

At a stretch learned a quite a few chapter today, great.

This begins with a stretch of US77 north of Charleston then a few areas south and into Virginia after the tunnel.

Our small air forces were handicapped and for days at a stretch were rendered almost completely helpless.

The stubborn strategist strived to achieve striking result over a stretch of two days.

For ten weeks, nine hours at a stretch, he carefully wrote his message with a black felt-tip marker.

giving way to a stretch of plain where the only obstacles were clumps of bushes.

A stretch target of 41 medals has also been set, with a total of at least 35, including 12 golds, being expected.

It is not a stretch to infer that these heightened levels will be the basis of a new regulatory system.

Cristiano nearly scored a second one minutes later, but Kelava managed to clear his shot with a stretch.

South is a stretch of greenbelt verdant and fresh then on the side, east holding end is a Prince street garden.

History suggests a partnership between an established power and a rising one is a stretch.

Walbridge, who stays in a small studio in his San Francisco office and works 16-hour days for two weeks at a stretch.

First, drive slowly to a stretch of flat, firm road that's out of traffic.

Switching jobs from Chief Yahoo to Yahoo Chief does not sound like a stretch.

Once someone is buckled in, the chair spins like a midway ride, clockwise and counterclockwise for as long as 10 minutes at a stretch.

There's plenty of bull in the fish story, as an angler and bison share a stretch of Wyoming's Yellowstone River.

In Tennessee, a massive sinkhole suddenly dropped a stretch of interstate road out of sight.

A leggy evergreen looms over a stretch of Arctic boreal forest as light from the aurora borealis paints the night sky emerald green.

So it's not too much of a stretch to claim that pre-human forms of laughter may exist.

It is a stretch to call such innovations necessary or useful.

"It's the only excuse I have to get outside for four hours at a stretch , " he told Hearst magazines.

For a stretch of road you could easily ride around.

Whether health care can really be enhanced, or even maintained, when money will be so tight seems a stretch.

Mr Solana's "almost perfect" is a stretch, but transatlantic relations have certainly improved during the second Bush administration.

On a stretch of sandy trail, he points to signs of a very rare reptile.

Even in good times, a five-year lockup period would be a stretch for many investors.

Before this crisis, the Millennium Development Goals on overcoming poverty by 2015 already looked like a stretch.

Gunfire hits vehicles along a stretch of interstate in Virginia briefly closing the road, injuring two motorists.

Showing a stretch of red like the breast swollen with milk.

What a relief it was when the boulders suddenly disappeared, giving way to a stretch of plain where the obstacles were clumps of bushes.

Because being mean could be in their genes. Scientists have pinpointed a stretch of DNA that makes people stingy with their cash.

Vendors realized they could extend a cluster by dispersing nodes to different locations; this is called a stretch cluster.

It is a stretch to imagine that this sub-group would want to retain the title "euro" for their new currency.

After death the gun voice rang to get up again, sees Sun Ting taking aim this thing to at a stretch beat one shuttle bullet.

It is also fitted with a stretch adjuster, a double mould cavity and a digital display for time and temperature.

During a stretch of bad fortune, Solo was forced to jettison a cargo of contraband spice belonging to the gangster Jabba the Hutt.

But on her window-washer salary, $700 for one pair is a stretch.

The road swing begins a stretch where Houston will play eight of its next 10 games away from home.

It's a stretch to demand that analysts, even automobile industry analysts, foresee technical faults with brakes and gas pedals.

Yeah, well, it might be a stretch.

Even as the packages become more lucrative, headhunters say the idea of bonuses tied to performance is a stretch for many of their clients.

backed by The Jandia Peninsula is a stretch of white sands backed by a mountain range.

backed by The Jandia Peninsula is a stretch of white sands backed by a mountain range.

To the east of the road was formerly a stretch of parkland culminating at Huangpu Park.

But these were distances that the imagination might, at a stretch, embrace.

In the foreground, the reddened early morning sunlight illuminates a stretch of South Atlantic coastline.

A stretch of open road in Taiwan lies empty due to heavy rains that canceled that year's Dragon Boat Festival.

Management theory: Give me a seed, return a stretch of forest to you.

A mountain range provides dramatic backdrop for a cluster of mailboxes along a stretch of Arizona's Route 66.

Involved in teaching the course, students receive a stretch and assertive personality, class "live up. "

John is quite content to watch television for hours at a stretch.

which seems quite a stretch of the imagination.

He got up with a stretch and a yawn.

A stretch of road outside one former army base, which offers target practice to anyone who walks in, was packed with cars.

In back of us were the woods, below a stretch of meadow, then the sea.

Is a beautiful morning, a stretch of grass stretching, ushered in a sunny day.

NAMA still hopes to make a small profit over its lifetime, but that seems a stretch.

Harlow says that he too has listened to hibernating bear hearts going still for a stretch and then kerthumping arrhythmically.

You may have paid off those sleep-deprived stretches when you got sick shortly afterward and sleep 18 hours at a stretch.

Lean your body towards the wall until you feel a stretch in the left calf.

Romania has a stretch of sea coast on the Black Sea and the eastern and southern Carpathian mountains run through its centre.

Tilt you head, bringing your right ear to your right shoulder until you feel a stretch.

When it comes to Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart romance rumors, this one is a stretch.

I realized then that I am pretty good at treating clinical misery with drugs and therapy, but that bringing about happiness is a stretch.

Even that modest earnings target could be a stretch.

The Bund centres on a stretch of the Zhongshan Road, named after Sun Yat-sen.

Chopsticks suitable length, is the lack of room for too long, too short, lacks a stretch of space.

It may require a stretch of the imagination on occasion.

Gently pull your left elbow across your chest towards your right shoulder until you feel a stretch.

While the idiosyncrasy of the sounds and their juxtaposition is endearing, it is a stretch to describe them as fully fledged compositions.

He thrived on conflict and sarcasm; he and Allen would argue for hours at a stretch.

So it's not much a stretch to imagine that the same processes can occur around black holes too.

"It is more of a stretch now, " Airbus Commercial Director John Leahy told Reuters.

In the other, a stretch of coast about 10km (six miles) long showed significant damage, with swathes of grass brown and shedding leaves.

This one struck me as a stretch, but they're quite convinced of it, and they haven't even seen this hilarious AliG clip.

the days when all a buyer needed was a stretch of open road are gone.

It's a stretch, but Tiger in a Cadillac is a plausible endorsement.

Take a stretch break, rest your eyes, or get a drink of water.

That's a stretch of turf four times the size of New York City.

Keeping the left elbow straight, slowly bend the left wrist upward until you feel a stretch.

He died on a stretch of road that was named after his father, a local soldier who was killed in Afghanistan.

Quietly, watching the clouds finally drift away, leaving a stretch of black.

On a stretch of shore north of Mandalay, the Irrawaddy serves man and beast.

I don't think it's a stretch to say it could translate into real change.

Before our eyes was a stretch of green paddy fields.

A stretch of water in a river, an estuary, or a tidal channel made rough by waves meeting an opposing current.

This was always a stretch.

On the shore, seven beachfront villas nestle along a stretch of private beach.

It is not a stretch to extend that activity into business deals.

It was a stretch of wasteland.

Buying AAR's stake in TNK-BP could cost BP (and Rosneft) $30bn: a stretch, given BP's financial commitments in the US.

Spreading that between two sides is a stretch, even without an expensive legal fight.

The Cavs have a stretch of tough games coming up including games against the Celtics, Lakers and Trail Blazers.

walk a stretch , view a stretch , wide world , no ending travel. . .

And this was only a stretch.

River guardians look after a river by regularly walking a stretch of riverbank.

I look down from an airplane upon a stretch of land which is obviously continuous.

In the book has a stretch of broad world, may the relaxation heartily.

Hello, doctor? . . . My cat's stuck in a stretch.

Face Saturnian life, not hiding within a stretch of the gloomy sky , go to exaggerate sorrowful sound of singing please.

It was a stretch of waste land.

A stretch of the 30km track fromLongyang Road to Pudong International Airport runs alongside a motorway.

They had to remain standing for hours at a stretch.

This is a stretch and dye-in-the-wood space, tonal and compendious , the space is quite stereo also.

Is it really that much of a stretch, then, to picture a future when you never again see your friends in person?

So, after a stretch arms and body with mantillas floated to the goddess.

To impose a penalty on smoking in the street is a stretch of the law.

He stood up and had a stretch.

A peninsula is a stretch of land surrounded by water on three sides.

Will there likewise be a stretch in the Amazon?

We should make hay while the sun shines and finish writing the book at a stretch.

Regardless of one's medical knowledge, this seems a stretch.

Two-piece, overall-inspired jumper sports a stretch short under the cute skirt.

All these things will slip his mind after a stretch.

Don't wear socks for over 7 hrs at a stretch, to avoid infections.

Mr. Kendall and 15 friends arrived at their prom in a hotel in Surrey in a stretch Hummer, rented for about $1, 470.

The French bistro is located on a stretch of food-centric Smith Street that is home to four other French restaurants.

That is a stretch. The acquisition, which this newspaper thought was fair, is a matter of competition law.

It props up a stretch of clear sky.

Gently push down your right knee until you feel a stretch in your right hip.

They worked two shifts at a stretch.

In 1932, 400-500 ramblers walked across a stretch of grouse moor in Derbyshire in the face of robust opposition.

This tranquil lake, formed when the Luan River was dammed in the late 1970s, hides a stretch of China's Great Wall.

But 8% would be more of a stretch in 2012. Nomura, a bank, forecasts growth of only 7. 9%.

The large sinkhole near Toronto was clearly a stretch zone drop because the Seaway is being pulled apart.

Calling Somalia a country is a stretch.

n. She worked for six hours at a stretch.

He worked for six hours at a stretch.

a stretch of water without current or movement.

There is a stretch of hills near the river.

Rotate palms up until you feel a stretch.

That, however, is a stretch.

See the porcupine in my warm sun stretched a stretch and still not get up!

A stretch, possibly.

We looked to our right and saw a stretch of the rice fields.

Many people agree that learning to speak a new language is a powerful way to give the mind a stretch.

A stretch of thick fog over some city.

Can you work (for) eight hours at a stretch?

Next to the park is a stretch of peat-swamp forest, mostly degraded but rich in carbon.

There is a stretch of woodland at the rear of the house.

The development area then was still a stretch of desolate salt marsh.

You should feel a stretch in the middle of the calf.

You did a stretch in Cashman too?

He was so hungry that he ate up his meal at a stretch.

Chicago is very much in a stretch zone, impacted by the Seaway pulling apart.

Tang Gulu gives a stretch.

A yawn followed a stretch.

I once was blind but now I see Have you left a seat for me? Is that such a stretch of the imagination?

The job was finished at a sitting (a stretch).

'That's a stretch, ' he says.

The data in the study was from 2006, so it's not a stretch to assume those numbers are higher this year.

He slupped a glass of bear at a stretch.

Designing for the ZN Company won't be much of a stretch because I know them very well.

The government allotted a stretch of land to each settler.

Today I really swam to my heart's content. I did 3, 000 metres at a stretch.

There is a stretch of hills near the village.

Insurance plans will readily cover doctors and technology, but peers are still a stretch.

In front of us we saw a stretch of open fields.

But as more and more women joined the work force in the 1970s, many no longer had time to play mah-jongg for hours at a stretch.

So boring, I want a stretch.

It's not easy to be inspired in that spontaneous way for long period at a stretch

Evolution? That's A Bit Of A Stretch

Do you have a stretch limousine? I would like to rent one.

That's why they call it a stretch

Numerical simulation of a stretch-bending process for extruded aluminum rectangular tubes

Establishment and application of a stretch device for cardiocyte culture

with a stretch and a yawn

stood up and had a stretch. restrain:

A stretch of length of life to;

A stretch of ground forming a natural or artificial incline:

A stretch of high land from which water drains

Work for hours at a stretch