as in

This will, if it doesn't get out of hand (as in Great Depression out of hand), be a healthy development.

One customer, described by the witnesses as in his mid-70s, grabbed one of the guns and struck Mr. Harvey in the head with it.

You can interact with it just as if you had manually defined the class with all its columns, as in the previous examples.

However, as in the case of a falling tide, Beijing has been tightening credit to fight inflation for a year now.

Same-sex marriage is now legal nationwide in 11 countries, including Argentina and South Africa, as well as in parts of a further two.

Better you give your bank whatever counter guarantee they need as in case of any problem you will not despatch the goods .

Just as in any other project introducing Rational tools, the process for using the tool must be defined as well.

In fact, it is quite unpractical , and, as in this age to be practical is everything, I shall go back to Philosophy and study Metaphysics.

In many languages, food is often used metaphorically or figuratively, as in "food for thought" .

Once upon a time the young man was perhaps not a frog in the beginning of the fairy tale as in the story first told by the Grimm brothers.

In a drill-through definition, these parameters can be defined as part of the hyperlink (just as in HTTP GET requests).

Eventually, he said, the national network could replace the global Internet in Iran, as well as in other Muslim countries.

For example, as Silbert spoke about her prom experience, the same areas lit up in her brain as in the brains of her listeners.

Germany's relationship with its Nazi history still regularly generates controversy, as in the case of the dueling train exhibits.

But as in the first ceremony came to a close, it was the soldiers of Poland who fought in the first days of the war who were remembered.

For it makes no difference whether a man lives there or here, if he lives everywhere in the world as in a state (political community).

The violence is indeed excessive, but everyone seems to forget that the situation is not the same as in Tunis and Egypt.

The term over-the-counter refers to the direct nature of the trading, as in a store where goods are handed over a counter.

If the air exceeds the stoichiometric requirement of coal, the combustor is in an overall excess air mode as in a conventional operation.

It was scarcely noon, and I conceived that I might as well pass the night under my own roof as in an inn.

So support can be just as "commercial" in an open source environment as in a closed-source one.

The OECD says that there is hardly any other country in which immigrants have such a low level of education as in Germany.

The only problem was, as in most world heritage sites around the world, that the throngs of people wrecked the peace and calm.

the president asked her to come back in 2005 after he was reelect ed for second term , to serve as in her current position.

Dialogue can be established within the framework of an already increasing number of forums, as well as in project formulation.

Just as in "Sherlock Holmes and Green Jade Crown" This book, Holmes is stolen from understanding the family of things began to research.

In Cameroon, as in other countries, years of neglect are reflected in the physical appearance of the hospitals.

As in other decisions when shopping for a sailboat, the best type of motor depends mostly on your preferred uses of the boat.

It is possible, however, to declare such an element in a separate namespace and include it in the Atom feed as in Listing 9.

Xiaoyan: I think London is just as modern as Shanghai. Do you think business life in Shanghai is the same as in London?

But just as in the case of the wrongful-arrest of Harvard Professor Skip Gates, a beer in the White House is no fix for what ails us.

But between them there are differences in program language, as well as in concept of developing and view in developing.

Although Alfred encouraged reading and writing in Anglo-Saxon as well as in Latin, most works continued to be written in Latin.

What's more, since loan periods are often short (as in payday lending), clients don't actually pay all that much.

Just as in component tests, a number of frameworks have been created to help facilitate these tests.

As you may be well aware, we are a state-operated corporation handling such items as. in both import and export business.

Exceptionally it may even occur with a single aspect of reality, as in the case of a solitary individual reflecting on his own identity.

Her administration did not rest on so sure a basis as in the time of the old proprietor.

That's not simple as in primitive or lacking sophistication, but simple as in easy to understand, usable, and intuitive.

Just as in the authoring and deployment steps, the rules architect has certain responsibilities in the maintenance step as well.

If as in the past, you reincarnated it would most likely be with souls who were able to at least partly fulfill your life plan.

It has changed so much that there are almost no words said the same way today as in Old English.

Perhaps, as in one case that I know of, a distant, rejecting wife turned out to be a very sad woman, grieving the loss of her mother.

In like manner, by means of him we become partakers of the divine nature, so as in a manner to feel his quickening energy within us.

When you're trying to make art, the temptation to be lazy is as great as in any other kind of work.

He was as interested in finding out which of his former co-workers had retired recently as in recounting the accident.

Just as in Hockenheim, the team were able to demonstrate a convincing improvement in recent performance.

Conspiracy theories abound; in missed market opportunities, as in war, truth is often the first casualty.

I considered my giddiness and inconstancy when in London as in a great degree the cause of her unhappiness.

As in the rest of his work, he was not trying to tell people what to do or how to conduct themselves.

However, cover, did not do so, continue to be the very valuable collection of pieces up as in the past, continue to live their poor life.

The result is a world in which it now feels as natural to do business in Beijing, Moscow and Delhi as in London and New York.

Some do it for the same reason people have always tucked mementos into a casket (or tomb, as in the case of King Tut).

That family members, sitting together, sharing the screen chocolate, as in the dark of night, like the bowl of fire lit up my heart.

As in all standing poses, both of your feet should bear equal weight on the front of the heel and the rear of the ball of the foot.

Subsequent downward pressure on interest rates came from a fall in the demand for real money, just as in the case of the OPEC recession.

A rigid dressing, usually made of gauze and plaster of Paris, used to immobilize an injured body part, as in a fracture or dislocation.

If it's vital to have symbolic link-checking enabled, you can restrict it to a particular area of the file system, as in Listing 3.

As in the rest of America, better-off whites were more likely to vote Republican, poorer ones to vote Democrat or not at all.

In the Soviet Union research was as vigorous as in the United States and showed a similar mix of empirical and basic theoretical approaches.

And, he added, when the same sort of effects show up in the spread of obesity as in the decline of smoking, that should be a signal.

The flow of current in a semiconductor can be formed by a flow of negative charges, as in the case of conductors.

The corners of her mouth voluptuously turned up, as in the antique masks of Erigone, had an air of encouraging the audacious.

In listings as in life, timing is often everything.

But, as in other emerging markets, many owners rarely get behind the wheel and prefer to leave the driving to a chauffeur.

It would be astonishing if China were to become a great power in the Christian world, as well as in the economic one.

You are going to see that the application must be employed moreover in the proper sense as well as in the figurative sense.

as well as in the days and weeks leading up to one. And feeling tired all the time may be a symptom of heart failure.

The mood of investors is at least as bad as in the darkest days of early 2009, when the financial world itself seemed about to end.

So tired of all the sad face of a man, sometimes barely holding on really fast, just as in life, like a puppet!

of colourful scenes and characters, just as in the everyday world people's lives weave in and out of each other.

But other ideas are entirely original, as in sections where she attempts to tell the plot of a novel entirely from its cover illustration.

Chirographic control of space tends to be ornamental, ornate, as in calligraphy.

Necessary innovations are hard to introduce when, as in Best Buy's case, the business seems to be doing fine.

As a good citizen, he should prepare himself in his everyday life as well as in school for the contribution of his talent to his country.

Just as in history, a player in Empire will have to consider the formations and positioning of units at the beginning and during a battle.

And with banks still able to toy with the value of their assets, they may not be able to cover the risk of loans, just as in 2007.

Some of the body's leading lights have aired the idea of a power-sharing agreement, as in Kenya and Zimbabwe after disputed elections.

By 1860 the United States produced more than twice as much tobacco as in 1775, though a good half of it was now consumed domestically.

Researchers also found a similar connection in a dozen other patients, although not quite as dramatic as in the two featured cases.

Staff could work just as well at home as in expensive and noisy offices, communicating with colleagues by e-mail or video link.

times out of ten, in the arts as in life, there is ~ no truth to be discovered; there is only error to be exposed.

It can be challenging to decipher what's going on from the tags. But it's easy to see the difference in the display, as in Figure 4.

One connotation of the is the amount of effort required to do a particular job as in how much work is that task.

As in South Africa, they might have found a different way.

As in all the forward bends, the emphasis is on lengthening the front torso as you move more fully into the position.

I mean fine as in true - as in it has life and God and a sound to it, a vibration all its own.

A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, as in "I could sleep for a year" . or "This book weighs a ton" .

Though not as common as in the past, a bit may be fitted with asymmetric nozzles, one large and two or more small nozzles.

He was still as in shape as he was in high school, and Johannah liked that he took such good care of himself.

I mean fine as in true - as in it has life and God and a sound to it, a vibration all its own.

A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, as in "I could sleep for a year" . or "This book weighs a ton" .

Though not as common as in the past, a bit may be fitted with asymmetric nozzles, one large and two or more small nozzles.

He was still as in shape as he was in high school, and Johannah liked that he took such good care of himself.

In her better fortunes, as in her old days of dependence, wherever she went she seemed to take sunshine and gladness with her.

also , he had money in his pockets , and , as in the old days when he returned from sea with a pay - day , he made the money fly.

An asexual reproductive structure, as in yeast or a hydra, that consists of an outgrowth capable of developing into a new individual.

As a result, the two countries tend to compete in similar sectors and, just as in most other economies around the world, China tends to win.

as in the United States, price is king on the larger orders, says Dan, who adds that this means keeping costs to a minimum.

A stroke that lands above the center of a ball, AS in golf or tennis, giving it a forward spin.

as in the United States, price is king on the larger orders, says Dan, who adds that this means keeping costs to a minimum.

A stroke that lands above the center of a ball, AS in golf or tennis, giving it a forward spin.

This has been referred to as "chasing the moon, " as in the United Kingdom at least, the lowest carbon power is available during the night.

Yes, exactly, right, as in philia trupic, friendly sort of relationship, not necessarily a passionate one at all.

into a nightmare country, as you sometimes do in your dreams. And as in a the nightmare, there was nobody in sight to help me.

as in those far-off Civil War days, getting information by the grapevine remains something of a game.

This is, after all, the only industry whose propensity to failure seems to be as great as in the 19th century.

For a time I experienced difficulty in trying to read it as well as in attempting to write it.

Just as in 2001, however, the outlook for the euro area seems to be deteriorating a lot faster than the optimists had expected.

No Christian is truly spiritual who does not revel as much in his ignorance of God as in his knowledge of him.

No Christian is truly spiritual who does not revel as much in his ignorance of God as in his knowledge of him.

But when men lie, it is often nonverbal, as in doing what he says he would not do or not doing what he promised he would do.

As in many other countries, this has long been stigmatised. Depression is beginning to be more widely recognised as a sickness.

However, this presupposes that we can answer the question of who will bear the costs involved, as in any other form of publishing.

In battle he was as in a dream. One would have pronounced him a phantom engaged in firing a gun.

This tactic is useful for forcing an enemy out of a defensive position or into a dangerous one, such as in a pool of lava or over a cliff.

Today the difference between life and death is not as easy to see as in the past.

At this point, Chiang Kai-shek took a hand and again, as in Manchuria, introduced chaos into a confused situation.

perhaps it has never served so much to connect different peoples and nations as in the recent events in Europe.

As time will rain and regret and lonely, such as in the sky, the wind began to resist unable to choose.

As time will rain and regret and lonely, such as in the sky, the wind began to resist unable to choose.

As in other great novelists " novels, symbolism in A Farewell to Arms tends to be taken from nature and religion. "

The typeface was conceived to be one of the pillars of Spore's branding strategy, functioning in body text as well as in display situations.

As in many countries, dropping rubbish or leaving it behind is considered impolite and is punishable with a fine.

He said he knew someone who was recruiting women to work as in Holland.

('plain' is often used informally for 'plainly' as in he is plain stubborn).

On the next screen, change the Data Value to Visible Text and select the "Include retry parameters" checkbox just as in step four above.

There was a little blue in the middle of the sky, but on all sides it had turned red, as in a terrible lightning storm.

But the intellectual and what is called spiritual man in him were slumbering as in an infant.

This has become something of a mantra in Reformed as well as in Lutheran circles.

This has become something of a mantra in Reformed as well as in Lutheran circles.

Now, when a death has an "Article 2 dimension" , a high court judge is often drafted in as coroner, as in the July 7th terror inquest.

As in the case of the mice, the humans did not show any changes in their sensitivity to other tastes.

I would urge you to read in areas with which you are not familiar as well as in home ground.

Sure. What about this brand? It is supposed to be very good. They come in hard, soft, and medium, as well as in several colors and sizes.

As in all things we listened to Moses, so we will listen to you. Only may Jehovah your God be with you, as He was with Moses.

Just as in the U. S. today, most Japanese did not initially appreciate how devastating a banking crisis could be to the real economy.

Apple's products are now being snapped up in Delhi and Dalian just as in Dublin and Dallas.

The declaration of a field (member variable) can be prefixed with keywords indicating the visibility, just as in languages like Java and C#.

Palmer said dolefully to his wife: "I believe I have been ill-used and unjustly neglected as an artist, as well as in many other ways. "

As in Europe and the US, trading in voluntary emission reductions is only one of many segments of the carbon market.

It was more than friendship that held her heart as in a voice, it was more than affection.

It was the kind of weeping that accompanies deep grief, as in hearing news of the tragic death of a loved one.

As in a real conversation, each label should address one topic at a time, helping the user to respond in the corresponding input field.

To become the world's best free-climber, as he had set out to be and as, in the 1970s and 1980s, he was, took years of training.

Imitating the Buddha stirs up in the as in but the felling of , these thousand carp ponds appear to have secret attraction to me.

There's plenty of light to see things by, yet in the am it has stayed the same as in previous years.

He found that in his models (as well as in real life) very few systems were able to self-organize into any kind of lasting coherence.

From the pop-up window, leave the Parameter mode as In, and give it a name text.

As in other types of business, the region's local champions lack scale in a world where critical mass seems to matter ever more.

Such a request-response messaging pattern is also allowed in JBI and referred to as in-out.

Infinitely repeated game, again taking PD as an example, player at the last round has no reason to cooperate just as in a one-short game.

The ring is also made of gold, and a wide smile of Cheshire cat treated with a special mix and, as in the film, glows in the dark.

Just as in the United States, Singaporeans have been able to understand that the terrorists were defaming Islam, not upholding it.

Just as in a mathematical demonstration the least empirical condition would degrade and destroy its force and value.

Marcel Proust said, "The true voyage of discovery is not so much in seeking new landscapes as in having new eyes. "

Each point was disputed, as in an interminable he said-she said argument.

Just as in the Java programming language, you can drill into objects to see their underlying member variable values.

Dr. Hunter thinks calling it a syndrome, as in computer vision syndrome, is a little much.

Lobby politics is now at least as important in shaping policy in Beijing as in Washington, which is why it is often hard to read.

As in the war museum, the moment is revelatory. It makes me realise with sudden clarity the futility of the whole US venture in Vietnam.

and , as in the study of light, of morals, of number, one must realize such primary data for one's self, or not at all.

In Italy, as in England, the lady had a multitude of friends, both among the natives of the country and its heterogeneous visitors.

Then, as in World War II, the major objection to gelatin from the military standpoint was that it gelled at about room temperature.

When a meeting is adjourned for 30 days or more , notice of the adjourned meeting shall be given as in the case of an original meeting .

He constantly uses the construct "we was" , as in: "We was hoping you'd recognise us as a sophisticated supplier. "

The United States was a world power in fact as well as in name when Roosevelt left the White House in 1909.

When a vessel, installation, or aircraft is in distress, if it fails to, as in violation of Article 34 of the Maritime Traffic Safety Law.

A number of boxes of many locations of indentation is close to the distance between the line, as in the above package of cigarettes hard.

Lifted his eyes to the heavens, and, folding his hands as in childhood.

As in any job, as you continue to design things, you'll get better at it.

head boat A boat that carries recreational fishers out for an individual fee, rather than renting the whole boat as in a charter.

Any of various light, porous, semirigid or spongy materials used for thermal insulation or shock absorption, as in packaging.

There was an intense pursuit of beauty in flowers and gardens, just as in our own age.

In this winter salon, as in the dining-room, there was no other furniture than a square table in white wood, and four straw-seated chairs.

He said that in many cases, people probably changed their surnames as they came to be regarded as in bad taste.

As in the early history of the United States, it was the English who set up the colony in Australia.

Live cases allow students to learn by doing and yet, just as in a classical case study, there is no risk involved.

Accordingly, the shops perform just as well in many affluent areas as in deprived neighborhoods.

Instead of it returning JSON, as in the case of our data resource, we will have the resource return a reference to a view.

As in the first approach, analysis is often bypassed.

is not feasible in practice and that 'quality of life criteria'should be considered in risk assessment as well as in risk management'.

So when a police party goes out on patrol or on a mission, they are very vulnerable, as in that bloody April ambush.

At the moment when the ray of moonlight superposed itself, so to speak, upon that inward radiance, the sleeping Bishop seemed as in a glory.

Bamboo is a versatile, ancient plant that shows up in creation myths as well as in pots on Manhattan terraces.

God's promises seem to wait for the pressure of pain to trample out their richest juice as in a wine-press.

Hansen wiped the heavy dust out of sofa hastily, stuck in sofa woodenly, as in fog; he tried to tide up main threads of the affair.

You may open, zoom or rotate a picture, inspect the parameters, - just as in any other photo album.

often used as a combining form to indicate an age as specified as in a week-old infant.

Notice that the same control IDs are used for the controls that make up the Login template as in the default template.

Gunshot wounds were serious, as in any war, but they did not cause as much death and suffering as disease did.

It was a flattering picture. In truth, totalitarianism spawned heroism, treachery and corruption in the church, as in other parts of life.

Canada is establishing a year-round Arctic presence on land and sea as well as in the air.

Although he once said he doesn't like to be too close (as in body contact) with someone, we can obviously see that he loves hugging.

Number theory is also referred to as the higher arithmetic, as in the title of Harold Davenport's book on the subject.

His hard-hitting non-academic painting style, as in his series Black and Red, often seems to drip with ink and blood.

The expression, dealing off the bottom, now means cheating in business, as well as in cards.

As in other rich countries, children find it too easy to sit indoors, staring at screens and overeating.

A thIn membrane extendIng between the body and a limb to form a wIng or wInglike extension, as In bats and flyIng squirrels.

As you can see, there is a lot involved in these GRC tools, both in terms of the evaluation as well as in the implementation.

The scalability tests and test methodology used in this environment are the same as in the out-of-the-box configuration.

Incidentally notes are grouped together with the help of an upward motion of the arm, just as in ordinary legato playing.

Chronic inflammation, however, can be a problem (as in arthritis) and acute inflammation in the form of toxic shock is life-threatening.

Despite decades of feminism, women get the message that it still pays to be beautiful, just AS in the days of fairy tales.

That slow pace, done on single shifts instead of three shifts around the clock as in the past, also showed up in national data on Sunday.

Just be aware that as in other types of businesses, pre sales service might be better than after sales service.

When investing in assets that cannot be readily sold, as in the case of many bank loans, they incur liquidity risks.

Many who come looking for grace do not find it. As in the case of Simon Birch, grace often wears camouflage in church.

A controlled change in movement or direction of a moving vehicle or vessel, as in the flight path of an aircraft.

Oxymoron: A rhetorical figure in which incongruous or contradictory terms are combined, as in a deafening silence and a mournful optimist.

Walking in the road side, it seems to pedestrian traffic, and a new day begins, as in the past.

But as in London, the procession was plagued by scuffles between the torch party and activists.

As in previous revisions, the essence of the RM protocol is the concept of a Sequence of messages.

As in the last article, you just need to import the pre-built parts of the application so you can focus on the business rule aspects of it.

Lunch - the bouillon served in shining metal bowls, as in the remote summers of childhood - was one more peaceful and rewarding delight.

With YQL, it's a matter of a single SELECT query to extract it from its source page into a YQL result set, as in Listing 11.

Perhaps it appears lost for a time, as in the experience of your Reptilian and Gray brothers and sisters.

Those days are over. In rural areas as well as in cities, doors do not stay unlocked, even for part of an evening.

Investors will also be keeping half an eye on what happens in North Africa and the Middle East over the next week as in recent weeks.

However, the essential nature of the protocol remains pretty much the same as in the previous revision of the specification.

So the goal of every company which shares are traded in the stock exchange is to make money now as well as in the future.

As in any common law jurisdiction, the usual way in which to deal with such a quandary, or a legal loophole, is to amend the law.

"reapers" ? as in more than one? They only gather like this at times of great catastrophe -- Chicago fire, san francisco quake. Pompeii.

As in the case of their predecessors, these Chinese encountered a great deal of prejudice.

A few days ago, the snow in the world to be fitted together like a crystal ball, blowing snow, as in our youth.

He had scarcely tasted it, when he felt his sickness departing, and became strong and healthy as in the days of his youth.

Eigen supposed a set of replicating RNA pairs of complements, each itself able to replicate as in the Orgel type experiments noted above.

Cement was lacking, of course, but, as in the case of certain Roman walls, without interfering with its rigid architecture.

As in the days of slavery, Martin Luther King found a message of equality and brotherhood in Christian teachings.

Forms of Contract; Writing Requirement A contract may be made in a writing, in an oral conversation, as well as in any other form.

Congress has used its power of the purse only in the most extreme circumstances, such as in the last couple of years of the Vietnam war.

A clear winner would be the United States which comes out top overall, as well as in five of the six categories.

of an unknown point, as in navigation, by the formation of a triangle having the unknown point and two known points as the vertices.

He reckons that although prices have dropped within the naturist community, the fall is not as steep as in the general market.

As in the youth the knowledge lecture I said, puberty is a physiological, psychological rapid development period.

He tried not to think about his situation and, as well as in military romancing, he also sought oblivion in wine.

Intercropping: Growing TWO or more crops simultaneously as in alternate rows in the same field or single tract of land.

The motion of the shell due to an impulsive pressure may be examined in the same fashion as in the case of the cylinder problem.

There was no sign of a Chinese internet campaign against French brands as in the spring.

These verbs are compared as they mean to set someone or something in opposition to another, as in an effort to overcome or defeat.

The implementation was an instance of the message passing broker system variant of the pattern, as in the POSA pattern documentation.

As in Randy Pausch said in the The Last Lecture, critics "are the ones telling you they still love you and care" .

Feel the breath moves in the back of your body as well as in the front.

The hot salt is then used to boil water, and as in any other generator, this steam spins a turbine to generate electricity.

treaty : A formal agreement between two or more states, as in reference to terms of peace or trade.

When a device project is active, this Devices tab is available for drag-and-drop operations just as in projects for the desktop.

Mr Blagojevich sets a new standard in the genre, as in most areas to which he applies himself.

The conventional story of the film took place in reality, is not conventional, as in life, this story is very scarce.

Whereas, as in other cultures, calling on the name of a god or a goddess wouldn't be considered shameful language at all.

Under Save As, in the Calendar title text box, type the name that you want to appear as the title of the Web page.