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The pressure from her family, school and peers to "make the uniform look good, " she said, took a toll on her self-image.

Some sources suggest that the man has become abusive, and his behavior appears to have taken a toll on his mother.

After getting less-than-adequate sleep for 5 consecutive nights, I noticed it had started to take a toll on me.

Blackbeard began to charge ships a toll to pass through his area safely. If the ship would not pay, it was sunk.

The stress took a toll on his marriage, and Scott and his wife divorced.

Guards at the gates to two of them - a gold mine and a hemp plantation - shoo travelers away unless they are able to pay a toll.

Speaking from the home of his third wife, Ina Chan, Mr Ho said the public dispute had taken a toll on his family.

"Filming these hard-hitting dramas took a toll on me, " he said.

It would be expensive, but never fear: the state would work with the private sector, and companies would run the corridor as a toll road.

But whether the current economic slump will take a toll on your own health depends, in part, on your health habits when times are good.

The scrutiny from the media and fans about his steroid use appeared to take a toll on Bonds.

NEW YORK -- For years, teenagers across the U. S. could call a toll-free hotline if they had embarrassing questions about AIDS and safe sex.

It's also possible, he said, that being in an "aroused, " extremely happy state can take a toll on one's cardiovascular system.

Both Mr Geithner and the White House deny the rumours, but the constant battle with a stonewalling opposition has surely taken a toll.

But as the political unrest in the country intensified, the majority of that production was hit, taking a toll on global oil supply.

If you're the caregiver, the demands of caring for your partner may take a toll on your sexual desire.

The great flood, which took a toll of over three hundred lives, was the worst disaster that.

The checkpoint at the airport's entrance has turned into a toll-booth where women collect fees but armed guards are absent.

But it suffered nothing like the blue-ear disease that took such a toll on the country's pigs in 2007-08.

If you drink too much of it, it will take a toll on your budget.

Some 3, 000 people have been employed by the French construction giant Eiffage, which holds the right to draw a toll for the next 75 years.

Year by year the ocean gained upon the shore, and finally took a toll on the houses that had once been pride of the town.

However, it's still unclear if tobacco fumes actually take a toll on children's brains, or if something else is at play.

But despite 15 years of deflation, Japan's punishingly high prices still take a toll on its residents' standard of living.

They may call a toll-free number or connect through a personal computer at home or in a neighborhood library.

That having been said. . . please don't try to keep me at home any longer than you can do it without taking a toll on your lives.

He comes to a toll bridge. Clifford has no money. But that doesn't stop him.

A toll highway shows that exclusion is possible on the highways.

The early ups and downs took a toll on him, but he learned the hard lessons within months.

His control over this ruined city must be exacting a toll on his powers. That may be the edge I need.

The doting mother may take a toll on her boy's future independence .

Teaching is not as joyful as it once was for many of us; we get jaded too. Disrespectful students and belligerent parents take a toll on us.

That may be why many analysts see a bright earnings outlook, yet others fear subpar growth will take a toll on stocks.

The power failure took a toll on two traction substations along the Yingtan-Xiamen electric railway.

Working with clients, creative directors, marketing managers and other designers can take a toll on your patience and passion.

It's taken a toll on me, " said Wang, who looked visibly lankier, but no less charming, in a light blue shirt and jeans. "

In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, it is illegal to have sex with a truckdriver inside a toll booth.

It's true that sleeping with a snorer can take a toll on your health.

Identifying a vehicle in a toll system includes accessing a set of toll transaction entries.

That could be because working long hours can take a toll on your team-members' health.

These roads were known as turnpike roads where the road user paid a toll.

All this activity has taken a toll: 40 years ago this month the Cuyahoga river, which empties into Lake Erie, caught fire.

What about multitasking? Does it take too much of a toll on battery life as Apple claims?

But they do seem to accept that retuning the economy will take a toll on growth.

Milk production takes a toll on the environment by consuming water and food that could instead be used to feed people.

You can only do that if you own the channel, and even then you don't make much from it, because a toll has to be ignorable to work.

You have never been afraid of contact, and injuries can really take a toll. YOu turn 33, that's hard to believe, you turn 33 next month.

But that forecast looks rather sanguine and some economists fear the tightening may take more of a toll on a still-delicate economy.

All this took a toll on the labour market.

Even occasional or short-term exposure can take a toll on the body.

But they acknowledged that budget cuts were possible, and would ultimately take a toll on launching capabilities.

can take a toll on employees, but new research suggests the five-day slog may have even broader impacts - on climate.

As the latest financial crisis takes a toll on global trade, the imbalances are likely to ease somewhat.

Let's not be naive. The pressures of modern life constantly threaten to take a toll on our entrusted .

Guilt by association from auditing Chinese small-cap companies already is taking a toll on the reputation of the big four.

While depression is known to wreak havoc on the emotions, it also takes a toll on the body.

The China dispute took a toll: Just before Google announced the accord on Friday, they were barely over $450.

Parents send the child's urine specimen and call a toll-free number for results.

Infoflows may hold the upper hand now, but the long legal battle has taken a toll on the founders, they say.

Whenever the government bails someone out of trouble, they always put someone into trouble, plus of course a toll for the troll.

The necessity and feasibility of the use of the personalized ventilation (PV) technology in a toll booth is described.

Decades of inward- orientated industrial development and protectionist policies have taken a toll on India's strategic profile in Asia.

Why don't you just tell them that I'm a toll-taker at the golden gate bridge? ! Rocket scientist. how humiliating.

That said, as we rely on JavaScript to do fancier things (like asynchronously updating page state), careless JavaScripting does take a toll.

In the book, Mr. Allen says that fights with Mr. Gates took a toll on him.

That has not stopped them amassing ever bigger fortunes, although the global downturn has taken a toll.

Bourgeois believes the war on terrorism has taken a toll on King's nonviolent vision.

It's not likely to pass unchanged, but the urge to compromise may take a toll on these programs.

Every renter is provided with a toll free emergency telephone number at pick-up.

Build a bridge, charge a toll till paid off, rewire a neighborhood electrical grid, reward municipal bond investors, etc. . .

But relying too much on coal takes a toll on the country's growth as well.

Windows is using your computer to make a toll-free phone call to connect to the registration center.

Water diversion for irrigation and hydroelectricity had already taken a toll on the marshlands seen in the 2000 NASA image.

Dell remained grey, dull and reachable via the web and a toll-free number.

The quickened route may also take a toll on how hikers adjust to the higher altitudes.

Stress takes a toll on the brain by washing harmful chemicals over the hippocampus and other brain areas involved in memory.

But their exacting curriculum, tough competition and reclusive campus lifestyle have taken a toll on students.

MAKE A CALL: Could you call a manufacturer using a toll-free number and request free samples or coupons?

all of these activities take a toll on the body over time and can lead to injury at some point in our lives.

The exodus from stocks and bonds has combined to take a toll on emerging market currencies.

Especially, like you said, they've been six times and they've played into June and that takes a toll on your body, too.

Goliath warriors are demanding a toll for passage through a high mountain pass .

Increasingly, type 2 diabetes takes a toll on public health and healthcare costs in the United States.

These common mistakes may not seem like a big deal, but over time they can take a toll on your skin and leave you looking prematurely aged.

If workers understood that corporate taxes are a toll on the commonman, wouldn't they clamour for a rate cut?

Investors would turn more selective again and governments would pay a toll for profligate policies.

You are averaging over 40 minutes a game. Are the big minutes taking a toll on your body?

Experimenting with artistic norms and breaking the rules satisfy an inner need, yet may exact a toll if you are not conscientious about it.

The trial took a toll on everyone personally and everyone's careers.

Doing a chase scene in heavy makeup and wardrobe in 95-degree heat for eight hours can take a toll, even on zombies.

Multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan have taken a toll on soldiers: Witness the rise in suicides and other stress-related disorders.

The trial took a toll on everyone personally and everyone's careers.

Doing a chase scene in heavy makeup and wardrobe in 95-degree heat for eight hours can take a toll, even on zombies.

For example, for a Web channel, a unique URL can serve as a channel destination, but for an IVR channel, a toll-free number can be used.

What is the difference between a toll-free and a normal telephone call ?

Cuts in government funding and shrinking endowments are taking a toll on many U. S. universities.

Deflation is a painful process, which invariably takes a toll on growth and employment.

It is "wreaking havoc on private lives and taking a toll on health and well-being" , mercurial vapor, the research warns.

For two centuries, America led the world in innovation. But this Administration's hostility to science has taken a toll.

If you answered "often" or "always, " technology may be taking a toll on you.

If you answered "often" or "always, " technology may be taking a toll on you.

Yet aSmallWorld's fast growth -- membership doubled over the past year -- has taken a toll.

China has said it is tightening export limits on rare earths because processing them takes a toll on the environment.

Thus, terminating a project is never an easy task. It takes a toll both on the organisation and the team members.

Is it a toll one or not toll one?

But it does take a toll on personal relationships.

Clearly, higher prices and lower economic growth are taking a toll on US and other OECD country petroleum product demand.

The tags even have a serial number and a toll-free phone number consumers can call to check.

"The downhills definitely took a toll, " he says.

Losses tied to the quake have already taken a toll on insurance industry profits.

Losses tied to the quake have already taken a toll on insurance industry profits.

Anyone travelling across the bridge has to pay a toll.

Sleep deprivation can quickly take a toll on new dads and moms.

A toll road is a road which people have to pay to drive on.

Authorities charge a toll to us certain bridges and roads.

Continuing stock-market declines were taking a toll on Berkshire.

Anti-government rhetoric, meanwhile, takes a toll.

She was a toll collector. She liked the job.

THE recession has taken a toll on the institution of marriage, we keep hearing.

Comity has a toll-gate at which you must pay, or you may not enter the land of Freedom.

Republican budget-cutting may now take a toll.

He believes the economy took a toll on his 12-year marriage.

We have passed a toll barrier, a watershed, something is different now.

The battle against corruption exact a toll on ourselves, our families, our friends, and even our kids.

Obviously after living in a box in a backyard for 18 years, it's taken a toll on their health.

The effects of global warming are taking a toll as the snow and ice now melt more rapidly than in the past.

Commercial real estate woes will take a toll.

Drivers have to pay a toll to pass the highway.

And it gives users the option of booking the hotel through a toll-free number, 800-468-3578. A helpful person answers promptly.

Ron and Hermione's friendship takes a toll throughout the school year and Harry, as usual, is stuck in the middle.

The deepening global financial crisis has taken a toll on Iceland.

We have to pay a toll for crossing the bridge.

Worse, chronic worry may take a toll on our hearts.

Mojtabai said it's also possible that a number of factors could be taking a toll on the population's mental well-being.

Social and work commitments have also taken a toll on my efforts to eat at home.

Every item we buy has a hidden price tag: a toll on the planet, on our health and on the people whose labor provides those goods.

This year, however, the high price of gas is taking a toll on summer travelers.

The drama will take a toll even on the serene Mr Singh.

The struggling global economy has also taken a toll on business.

The crisis has taken a toll on quoted and private newspaper groups.

That took a toll on transport pricing.

In 2005 Chicago became the first city to lease a toll road to a private company.

Higher oil prices, too, are taking a toll on consumer spending.

Every vice, such as tobacco, drugs, alcohol, porn, and junk food takes a toll on your health, wallet, and time.

Leasing an asset such as a toll road allows a private entity to charge market rates and invest in improvements over time.

A toll-free number for tourists already in the U. S. or Canada is also available at 1-800-CALL-NYS.

Once a toll becomes painful, people start to find ways around it, and that's pretty easy with digital content.

But race riots 40 years ago and white flight to the suburbs took a toll.

The release of carbon dioxide has taken a toll on clean air.

Smoking takes a toll on you in many ways. Look in the mirror!

But they are right that Sarbox takes a toll on smaller public companies.

Overscheduling can also take a toll on kids' friendships and social lives.

The school bags of Chinese and Korean students usually weight more than 10 kilograms, taking a toll on their physical health.

The delayed impact of higher interest rates is also taking a toll.

All cars pay a toll of two dollars.

The stalemate is taking a toll on government.

You have to pay a toll for driving on this road.

A toll of more than 50, 000 people would rank the quake among the 20 deadliest of all time, according to U. S. Geological Survey figures.

A toll is charged for the use of the expressway.

Enterprises are facing a maelstrom of compliance and control mandates that is taking a toll on IT resources.

The winter has also taken a toll on human lives.

John Zarrella examines how that sudden shift in habitat is taking a toll on one species around Florida.

A toll road was losing money, so he oversaw a $3. 85 billion lease to foreign investors.

Provide a toll-free phone number.

Do we have to pay a toll?

The dam is also taking a toll on China's animals and plants.

The European way takes a toll in taxes.

The fires are also taking a toll.

In the past 50 years, drought has taken a toll on the forests and on the production of gum.

A booth where a toll is collected.

We must pay a toll to drive on this road.

Some 208 million years ago, another mass extinction took a toll primarily on sea creatures, but also some land animals.

A revolution is a toll. Oh!

The government's profligacy and misrule is taking a toll.

The reason is that running 20 miles really takes a toll on your body.

His death took a toll on his family.

We had to pay a toll when we crossed the bridge.

What is a toll-free number ?

It is very well advised to use free time to reduce stress, which takes a toll on health, physically and mentally.

Yet despite 15 years of deflation, punishingly high prices still take a toll in Japan on people's standard of living.

Hopewell Highway Infrastructure, a toll-road company, announced the first nonfinancial renminbi corporate bond issue last week in Hong Kong.

We must pay a toll when we cross the bridge.

Daily cleansing and shaving can take a toll on your skin, so keep it gentle:

I like my job, but the hours I spend on the road every day are taking a toll (headaches, backache, insomnia).

Surcharge for Every Hiring Involving the Use of a Toll Tunnel or Toll Road

Windows will now dial a toll-free telephone number to register your new computer with

Attention Disorders Can Take a Toll on Marriage

And now the path I follow, takes a toll on me, on you,

Design of a toll system of network service based on safety control

a toll plaza at the valley of sha tin heights

It takes a toll to make you care

It takes a toll to know you care