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But, look across the Pacific at one of our biggest trading partners, and you can see, the rebalancing is causing quite a bit of pain.

gives out a sound that is pure and yet is capable of tugging at one's heart strings, also this sound in the box is even like a mystery.

At one o'clock - 8 p. m. British Double Summer Time - he was sitting in a chair while sketches were being made of him by an architect.

But please remember that sometimes it's just a little much for me to process, all those presents and all that joy at one time.

At one side there was a carriage gate of the ordinary dimensions, and which had evidently not been cut more than fifty years previously.

The poor captain raised his eyes, and at one look the rum went out of him.

But not this time, at least not at one central point, the main point of this book. Here is one of several statements he makes.

The heart being able to only use a moment to be thankful to now treats at one's side appearing everyone.

So it is such a pleasure to be with you at one of the most exciting gatherings of entrepreneurs anywhere in the world today.

At one time it was doubtful whether the company could recover from its financial difficulties, but the government loan seems to have helped.

A trip to Budapest would not be complete without taking a soak at one of the many fancy bathhouses, pools, or spas around the city.

' said Alice indignantly, and she sat down in a large arm-chair at one end of the table.

A solvent was used as gold extractant and a sort of compound back extract reducer was used for reduction at one step in normal temperature.

how much do you think the membership fee at one month is acceptable in online shopping sites?

We looked at one another and smiled as the music flowed because we were all thinking the same thing: 'This is as good as I thought it was.

We all went back upstairs to hang out on our balcony, and at one point I looked down to see what was happening at the party.

At one point during her detention, Lee called and left a voicemail message saying how much she loved her daughter.

It was more than I had had in my hands at one time for several years. I felt elated, as though perhaps a new life was opening before me.

At one time, your body is a party under the barren loess, wantonly trample down the moment in the sun, the long darkness covered everything.

Machinist is required to be able to perform routine duties and responsibilities at one of the skill levels at a high degree of accuracy.

My favorite street is called Park Avenue, and I often went there to enjoy drinks at one of the wine bars or dine al fresco with friends.

We must see the matter at once, at one glance, and not by a process of reasoning, at least to a certain degree.

This rumored breakup comes just a week after Bieber made a surprise appearance at one of Gomez's concerts.

He's out. Some farmer dumped him at one of my precincts last night. What's that got to do with me?

One of the greatest mistakes people make in setting goals is trying to work on too many things at one time.

This beam was to be shot at one of the republic ships and drag it into a Hammerhead-class capital ship, destroying both.

A man went into a restaurant andsat down at one of the table. A waiter went up to him and gave him the menu.

At one point, it looked as if Mr Rajoelina, who has been in politics for barely a year, might have overplayed his hand.

The Hairdresser: Li Jiayong is making twice as much as an entrepreneur as he was as a vice president at one of Shanghai's biggest chains.

As he got there, he took his stand at one end of the bridge and waited.

Geoffrey always lives with others rather than his own family. It seems to me that he prefers to enjoy domesticity at one remove.

At one fairly empty establishment, the young songstress notices me as a white European and asks what I would like her to belt out.

At one point when she was in her car, a member of the Basij stopped her and tried to get her photos, she said.

Early this year, Mr. Latta found a partner in Zhejiang Energy Group, which installed his invention at one of its power plants in Fengtai.

You only need a problem at one or two of the major projects under development and you could get a very sharp run up in prices.

In recent weeks, this fish had lunged at one of the thousands of baited hooks set by a longline vessel. Somehow, it had broken free.

The throne was built at one end of a vast hall big enough to house up to six fully equipped Space Marine Companies.

There was a giddy silence while everybody just looked at one another as if to say, What the hell just happened?

Finally, they looked at one another. They did not speak. But their looks seemed to say, 'What shall we do with this gold? '

A driver for an air-freight company radioed the dispatcher and asked to have the people at one of his stops meet him at his truck.

At one end of it a colored poster, too large for indoor display, had been tacked to the wall.

Let me begin this afternoon by congratulating each of you for your acceptance at one of China's premier universities.

At one of the theatre doors, there was a little girl with a mother, looking for a way across the street through the mud.

At one point it looked as if full-blown nationalisation might be on the cards, but the government now insists that this is not an option.

Middlesex has chosen to delay a new emergency room at one of his hospitals for at least a year and half.

She was almost sightless herself (due to a childhood fever) and was, at one time, diagnosed as hopelessly "insane" by her by caregivers.

Without prompting from me at one point, he said the same thing: "You can't make money investing in the music industry. "

The effect was to make each tube behave as if it was more dense at one end than the other.

That is how he looked at one o'clock, when he walked out of the bathroom as if he had just awakened from a restorative sleep.

At one point, after she'd been hunched over her work for a while, Jenny looked up and noticed my eyes locked on to her chest.

It was at one time proposed to unite this order with that of Calatrava, but the scheme failed of execution.

It helped me to see myself differently, increase my self-confidence, lose my desire to drink or smoke and just feel at one with the world.

At one point, I thought she was going to ask me to marry her first and I put her off by changing the subject.

I don't suppose they were daft enough to ask him why he had left, although one underestimates the stupidity of the club at one's peril.

The two prime ministers discussed the matter and found they were at one: both wanted to avoid a trade war at any cost.

"At one time, in the bad times, it was up to 35 faults a day, " Mr Thomson says of the doors. "Now you would be lucky to get one a week. "

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.

At one point on Wednesday, the radiation levels around the plant shot way up, and the workers were forced to get out of the area.

Since the same process occurs in each cylinder, we will take a look at one cylinder to see how the four stroke process works.

When you arrive at one of them, you can take a bus or taxi to any place in New York.

At one point, I was able to hear my own voice due to the thin surface of one of my tables vibrating the speaker stand.

At one point her baby girl appeared to be stretching her legs too, as a smiling Miss Waterman put her hand on the bump for a feel.

He said he made it at one sitting a few days after the friend's death.

At the point of this event all of the matter and energy of space was contained at one point.

At one point, the country's top investigative agency said it had given up even trying to cope with the 50, 000 separate charges.

Boys of around thirteen years of age in particular, were often tempted to throw a stone or two at one of Mr. Flowers' greenhouses.

If you vote for Mr. Bush, you have to be at one with (him on) his war policy.

Europeans did not encounter these tribes all at one time. Explorers from different nations came into contact with them at different times.

At one time she must have been a handsome woman, but she had run slightly to seed.

One senior investment expert at one of the country's biggest independent financial adviser firms admitted he had not even heard of them.

When they sat at one of the long tabled to talk, Winona's heart was beating so hard she was afraid that Ed could heart it.

First, we crossed the Yellow River and annihilated four division headquarters and nine and a half brigades of the enemy at one stroke.

He said his wife was unstable, physically abusive and at one point hit the principal in his children's school.

At one point, she said, a jealous Varela sent one of his lieutenants to shoot her in the leg.

At one point, as one boy rests his head on the table, the interrogator flicks at him, shouting: "Lift your head, you. "

But instead I shuffled into the dining room and sat at one of the long tables next to a grandmotherly woman eating from a Tupperware bowl.

The tea part is just a metaphor [on screen: a Fox News reporter pointing to boxes at one of the tea parties containing a million tea bags].

When he sits alone at a scarce moment, silhouette of the coir raincoat turns up clearly, staying adamantly at one corner of his mind.

At one point they even suggested that I buy a basketball and play to see if it would help me grow!

Problems and inefficiencies at one point in a complex process can be amplified as the assets travel up and down the production line.

The earth revolves around the sun in an ellipse with the sun at one of the foci.

Rather than being a lucrative job, in her experience, as soon as a woman starts working at one of the clubs, it costs her money.

At one point, Chamberlain was so much better than all the other players that they changed the rules of the game to try to stop him!

Candidates would give short stump speeches each time the train stopped at one of these towns.

At one instant of time, the word does not exist, only the arising and passing away of sound, a vibrating form; materiality in nature.

Christian man of means could enroll at one of a handful of universities, two of which were in England.

When I was waiting in line at the bank, I noticed a woman holding a small child at one of the windows.

By looking at one's ecological footprints, we can see how much a person impacts our planet Earth.

At this point the laughter begins because folks in the audience look around the table and laugh at one another.

At one point the affair seemed to be spinning out of control as groups of angry men gathered outside the police station where she was held.

Of Kutuzov's suite only four men were left. They were all pale and looking at one another dumbly .

"I don't know, " she said to Lola one day, sitting at one of the windows which looked down into Broadway, "I get lonely; don't you? "

And, as you point out in the example of California, we were able to do that at one time in the US.

Students at one school in New Mexico can earn up to three hundred dollars a year for good attendance.

She intended to be a hostess at one of the capital's cabaret clubs , where women engage in conversation with men for a fee .

At one point in the film, Stephanie LaFarge admits to breastfeeding Nim, as she did her other, human, children.

The group of men behind him hesitated, glanced questioningly at one another, and awkwardly followed his example.

At one station, a train driver threw a piece of coal at one of us, hitting him in the eye.

The unspoken difficulty in both of the couples was that all of the partners involved were also angry and frustrated at one another.

If there is no record in mutation at one MSA position, we say that position tends to be conserved .

He stated how hurricanes at one time were given feminine names and how ships and planes were usually referred to as "she" .

It took Tame quite a bit longer to run the same course because at one point, he carried 3, 000 people with him.

Since the earth is like a ball, the sun can shine on only half of it at one time.

The street itself was ugly, too. It had no pavement and no street light. The railway at one end of Gates Avenue added noise and dirt.

No I would not want to live there but it is a shame that we are not proud of America enough to be ahead of the pac like we were at one time.

Standing nearby, at one of the wells, was a corresponding group of men.

As she went on frowning, looking now at one principal and now at the other, the audience began to smile.

If you find yourself at one of these parties, my advice is to you would be to seek out the vegetable platter.

I feel that I am at one of the top clubs in Europe. The goal is still to become champions and win cups, and I will help.

It's what makes it possible for you to hold two different things in your mind at one time and switch between them.

A shabbily-genteel individual, with a red nose and an old high hat, was sipping a quiet glass of ale alone at one end of the bar.

At one of my former companies, I knew we needed a change in creative leadership but didn't have the balls to go through with it.

and its import into the United States in the form of cultivated roots at one time ran to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

It is positioned over the photo so the horizon is at one of the horizontal lines, and the person is at the intersection of two lines.

Important: Put at one or two Vikings in the air directly over each pair of Bunkers as well.

The paper criticised the "characteristically rumpled" mayor for at one stage having his hands in his pockets during the ceremony.

The blown-out windows of a blue building at one of the street and a burnt patch of grass on a roundabout hint at the unrest.

The tone control operations are easiest to see if you assume that the tone control is at one end or the other of its range.

Ronaldinho, never a dedicated trainer, lost interest entirely in that drudgery and is likely to be at one of the Milan clubs next season.

Amy: Does this mean that if I'm at one of those nude European beaches, I'm supposed to run around naked?

A snapshot is the result of a query and is a view into a database at one point in time.

We were happy to see that most of them were growing well. At one place we found some young people digging pits.

Later, sitting at one of the many bars on the resort, sipping the local cocktails they began to talk.

At one time Wisconsin was known as the "Mother of Circuses, " and was the home or winter quarters for more than 100 traveling tent shows.

At one moment I thought I was going to faint with the sense of tension and my fear to spoil the pose which had enthused him.

"When I first came to London, " said he, "I secured an engagement at one of your public institutions. "

It was called a mouse because it had a tail at one end. The tail was the wire that connected it to the computer.

At one point, Raj put on reggae music and his sister took off her shoes. It was like the last days of Caligula.

But the problem is, to this point of his career, 'Melo impacts the game only at one end.

Isn't it a bit dull to shut yourself at one place all your life?

It's true that we weren't at one hundred percent of our condition but no one is at the moment.

We've begun to do that, by eliminating a backlog in background checks that at one point stretched back almost a year.

But I told him about Rev. Heng Sure being a good teacher, and so I know later that at one point he gave Rev. Heng Sure a call.

At one point I heard my own terrified voice from the next room: the militia was listening to a rebroadcast of the BBC interview.

Such a program had perhaps served a useful purpose at one time, but it was now the chief intellectual stumbling block.

At one stage a safe was dragged out of a book makers, while others were seen with a television set and an electric guitar.

Trembling with fear, they spotted an old man with a hammer and chisel, chipping away at one of the headstones .

So, Cohen explains, ships fill massive onboard ballast tanks by pumping seawater in at one port and pumping it out at the next.

Lucius Malfoy and Severus Snape sat at one of the front tables near the stage.

There were about twenty of us at the table, and Marcelle and I were placed at one end opposite Jimmie and his wife.

At one of the schools there was a decent sprinkling of good grades in chemistry, physics and biology.

Trembling with fear, they found an old man with a hammer and chisel , chipping away at one of the headstones .

And finally. . . . Christmas in Nottingham would not be complete without seeing a show at one of our stunning theatres.

A new laser can tell scientists what you ate for breakfast - just by looking at one of your hairs, the Daily Mail of London reported.

The teacher told the children to talk one at a time; if they all talked at one time. she could not understand them.

The sort of seeing I mean is an observation that utilizes as many of the five senses as can reach through the eye at one time.

However, at one time the most memorable aspect of the train had been its punctuality . Clocks in the towns were set by its whistle .

At one point, Ms. Troxel pulled out a $10 bill, crumpled it up and stomped on it with her foot.

A spokeswoman for J&J's McNeil unit said the company has halted production at one plant.

At one of the box offices a golden Mexican voice told her in perfect English that the word she wanted was not cine but noticias.

In looking at one of their healthier pizzas, the Veggie Lover's Pizza, this also drops the total fat from nine grams a slice, down to six.

The sky of the Fan rides a hell tiger to fly toward the Feng Lin to, stop at one on, ask a way: "You today how come over repeatedly? "

She sat at a desk in her home office; a live video feed she switched on at one point showed her in black librarian's glasses and a tank top.

I may, at one point, have compared my experience to that of someone undergoing open-heart surgery without an anaesthetic.

And I was at one end of the table, and the salesman for the account, and his whole staff, and he's at the other end of the table.

Kimi Raikkonen: Yeah, at one of the restarts , I overtook Jenson and I locked up the inside wheel at turn one.

"People tend to focus on the factories closing at one end of town and forget to look at the expansion plans elsewhere, " he said.

Depending on the era that you were here, it had prostitution, certainly saloons, and at one time, even opium.

And if he has messed up his marriage at one or other turning point, whether it is not for him a piece of good luck?

at one point my husband and I lived on a 500-acre ranch- just us, the dogs, the stars and an old mare that I'd ride into the forest.

Several years ago my parents, my wife, my son, , and I ate at one of those restaurants where the menu is written on a blackboard.

At one of these, in March 2011, Dr Nevins admitted that some of the data in the papers had been "corrupted" .

'At first it was all very jovial but it got a bit aggressive at one point when people started pushing in the queue. '

Three men from a neighboring tent came out and looked on, grinning and winking at one another.

Several years ago, my parents, my wife, my son and I ate at one of those restaurants where the menu was written on a blackboard.

A report Tuesday by state safety regulators said the mine was crammed with too many work crews at one time, preventing a rapid evacuation.

At one point along the journey, he might chat with a stranger. At another, someone would pat his dog, calling him by name.

As the largest ethnic minority in the Middle East without a state, Kurds at one time depended on an armed insurgency to press their cause.

At one time Einstein traveled all over the United States giving lectures. He traveled by car and soon became quite friendly with the driver.

At one time, this fortress in the center of the city had been a Confederate post.

The clan patriarch has protested against the "Sky People" . . . us. . . clearing the trees at one of their sacred sites.

AT ONE of the many Korean restaurants in Annandale, Virginia, a waitress cracks a raw egg into a sizzling tofu-and-oyster stew.

Students said (at) one school in (New) Mexico can earn up to 300 dollars a year for good attendance.

At one point its economy grew faster than that of any other big country bar Japan and South Korea.

doesn't remember any information about modified rows in memory, so it has no limit to the number of rows locked at one time.

I've nothing better to do than to stand out here , in the middle of the lawn , conversing with you at one o'clock in the morning .

At one time, people punished bed-letters for acting badly, but today scientists believe that this conditional several physical causes.

At one time I would have been prepared to do that, but my business has grown too big now, and it's a full-time job.

If the attendees have a camera and microphone then you will be able to see and hear up to 15 of them at one time.

We arranged with him to meet at the hotel at one o'clock.

"As for that, " said Pencroft, "when one has four hands at one's service, of course one's work ought to be done so much the better! "

At one or two o'clock in the morning he would still be talking, untroubled, close to his fireplace, lively, often amusing.

Any stress or sudden change in her life at one time would send Saks into a tailspin psychologically.

The sleeve has a dome-shaped shielding portion at one end, and a flange portion to be fixed to a modulator block at the other end.

At one point, we had a crowd of several hundred people following us, a bit like the Pied Piper of Hamlin.

After a time, she indicated that she needed a rest. We stopped at one of the open-air fish restaurants.

At one point, a black car driven by a man in military fatigues crashed into a produce truck carrying eggplants.

Instead of striking out bravely on their own, most of them are trying to seize at one another's hands for safety.

At one nursing home, there was a lady who used to say the visits were her reason for staying alive.

Oh and how can I forget. . . so at one of the dinners my dad decided to do a little 'wine tasting'.

At one point I said to one of the youngest girls, "You should go put your socks and shoes on before you get sick. "

These people were all staying at one hotel and soon the nation thought that it might be under a bio-terror attack5.

As they report in Cell Metabolism, Dr Zierath and her team decided to look at one of the main consumers of glucose: muscle tissue.

Harry wishes at one point that he could ask Sirius' advice, but he doesn't seek out his male best friend's opinion at all.

Spitz is the only person to win seven gold medals at one Olympics and he is one of only four athletes to earn nine career gold medals.

In a public exchange of messages on Facebook, Ms. Richards told Ms. Henriques at one point that she would have the last laugh.

At one particularly upscale Beijing Bar, there are drinks that cost the same as a week's salary for a factory worker.

"We have to see if we can put ourselves back together to be a little bit more competitive like we were at one time, " Sloan asserted.

Or, to be more exact, Alaska was at one time connected with the tip of Siberia.

The FBI agent sat at one of the tables with the two Federal marshals, who had roused themselves into a semblance of vigilance.

A lot of orthodox Christology was set at least, at one of the main periods, at the Council of Nicaea.

After a presentation at one of her first meetings with Grey Advertising, Rosenfeld was so excited that she applauded .

Updates for a given row should be made only at one database until it has synchronized with its peers.

As Kepler showed, the Earth's orbit is an ellipse, with the sun at one of the two focal points.

At one point, my husband and I decided to relocate from our New York apartment to a new home in New Jersey.

At one level, you know full well that taxes eventually must be paid on freelance income.

At one of the first major official briefings since the crisis began, a top government official Friday said, 'There is no crisis now . . .

with her paddle last month after it knocked her off the craft at one of Australia's most popular beaches.

With transparency, he hoped, would come community -- a community of people who were ready to give up, just like Neary was at one point.

At one point, Perks lost his grip and the man slipped further but landed on a chalky outcrop just a few feet below.

A dog can eat regular meals, yet what if you give it a bowl of regular feed and meat at one time?

Mr Semel was at one point talking to his old-media friends at Time Warner about buying AOL, its web portal and a natural fit.

At one point during the race, it seemed certain that she would win. But to our disappointment, she only turned out to be No.

He was the chairman of the board and at one time he was also the president of the company.

Her parents marveled at her recovery, and said that at one point during Clark's illness, they were told she would be dead within 12 hours.

This is a scene at base camp at one of the camps where some of the climbers were lost. And we had a memorial service there a few days later.

And she turned away and made a straight line for WWII section, stopping at one stone, and I saw a tear streak down her cheek.

At one moment , or in a short while , eyes and mind are satisfied . Satisfaction is an attitude .

Part of mine was that I was, indeed, homeless at one point, but I also transcended it.

At one point, he made up his mind to become a painter.

Must sit with me, he would stare at one's pupils do not turn. Slowly I asked: " you always chewing will not sick? " Make you cry no.

Just like the title of this post claims, at one time the Premier of China was a Catholic.

A colored man who tried to attend the service at one of the Protestantchurches was politely turned away at the door.

The space is like an aircraft hanger and I am stuck out at one end of it.

An exasperated Mr Sarkozy has had to take matters into his own hands, at one point holding talks with a magistrates' union without her.

Chances are, she's fantasized at one point or another about doing bondage with you and tying you up while she has her way with you.

The boxes were so small there was barely room for the cricket to turn around, but there was a small latticed breathing hole at one end.

At one time, it was assumed that security tools would be developed to help users see where a link was directing them, Haley said.

At one remote community, Pamakiari, the locals threw buckets of water over us, and a woman smeared red plant-dye all over my face.

When he returned to Iraq in 2007, he got another tattoo of a snake wrapped around a sword at one of Baghdad's new tattoo parlors.

At one stage it was suggested that Mourinho should sack one of his assistants, Steve Clarke, to make room for Grant.

You apply the rules in succession, at each step ensuring that your design arrives at one of what is known as the "normal forms. "

Down at one of the refreshment kiosks, however, there was a telling reminder of what they are leaving behind.

At one time, however, the tribe was one of the three largest in the world, roaming across vast stretches of primal wilderness.

An executive at one Chinese telecoms company said he was not sure the TD-SCDMA technology was ready for national roll-out.

Her eyes, which at one moment seemed blue-gray, at another violet, were shaded by long black lashes, curving backward inmost peculiar way.

The stars were at one time part of the Earth, until the hand of God peeled them away, leaving us in the dark.

Decreased cervical spine immobilization rates at one institution did not affect neurologic outcome.

At one point during Kiki's Delivery Service, a young artist was explaining what motivates her to paint.

At one end, fuel, which in India means coal, is dug up by a state monopoly that seems unable to raise its production fast enough.

We stared at one another, not daring to speak out loud.

At one point we were given a task to get something out of a base and deliver it to another base.

At one point she asked how it is possible to have an equal marriage when one partner is the president.

Suppose he had his breakdown at one o'clock in the morning. It would be five o'clock before he would arrive.

But afterwards she seemed to improve on you, and I believe you thought her rather pretty at one time.

Harry Hopkins' bedroom in the White House was at one end of a long dark gloomy hall.

Indeed, there was at one point the minor absurdity of a countdown to the resumption of the countdown.

Earth is about to arrive at one of those little stations, and so many awaiting a magic ascension, think the train will have arrived.

at one place we were going along a road cut out of the side of a high cliff.

At one time, Douglas Aircraft, McDonnell Aircraft, North American Aviation and Rockwell International were all players in the space program.