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Truth be told, before the opportunity to go to Taizhou came up, I did not know where Taizhou was and had no idea what Taizhou was like.

You may be told to get out of a building or to not go to work on time.

She was glad to be told what a fine cook she was, but they didn't have to lay it on so much.

They claimed that when a boy cried for his mother, he would be told "Why do you cry for her, she gave you up--she's just a woman. "

Mr Obama set out his vision of a world free of nuclear weapons hours after being woken in the night to be told of the launch.

I felt the terrible news must be told, and I longed to get it over; but how to do it, I did not know.

It is one thing to turn the other cheek of your own volition, but quite another to be told to do so.

The film is very political, but to be told by a son for his mother's love will seem very human and vivid.

But the point on which all nine states concur is that citizens should not be told much about corruption, either at home or elsewhere.

So, to be told that I must be high to paint like this, well, it hurt. You all have helped me feel much better, and to carry on!

John failed the exam, it was cold comfort to him to be told that he could take a make-up exam next semester.

The history of Susan Henchard's adventures in the interim can be told in two or three sentences.

But now we're all up to speed on why the past went like it did. All that's left is how the future story will be told.

Truly I say to you, Wherever this gospel is proclaimed in the whole world, what this woman has done shall also be told as a memorial of her.

After the tour and shopping "he finally had to be told to leave by his people, " says Brandi Wigley of the Atlanta History Center.

But she had been enchanted by the Jewish Montessori, helplessly enchanted, not even minding (truth be told) the ghastly tales of the Door.

He would never be able to face his social equals, and lurid tales of her would be told at local clubs.

I told his mother that he should take her kid to the restroom, only to be told to "mind my own god damned business. "

Truth be told, few of them ever expected her to find happiness - or to share it publicly.

Without having to be told, Bob steered his kin to one side away from the lines of children, and stood with his eyes fixed on the cane.

If there was one thing Myrtle hated it was to be told she ought to go to bed earlier.

His wife must be told him to drive slowly. 8.

Investors ought to be told that the market for ETFs may not always be as liquid as they would like.

He hurried to the railway station out of breath, only to be told that the train leaving for Shanghai had been away for half an hour.

Engineers had to be told by a visiting Mountain View executive that they did not need permission to do a 20% project.

Truth be told, though, my favorite woman in uniform is whatever woman basketball player happens to be in front of me at the moment. Sigh.

If it was not licensed, the app would be told not to run.

Rather just a line of calm, single men with small cases, waiting patiently to be told what to do and where to go.

We, the household family, would be told how lucky we were to have such good jobs, with good meals furnished by the White House.

I had assumed that as an equal in a court of law in the United States, my story would be told and a just outcome would result.

by now in literature to the equation of one sense with another, or to be told that human behaviour is frequently cruel and irrational.

One peculiarity of the child's deportment remains yet to be told . The very first thing which she had noticed, in her life, was- what?

But all of us like to be told how much somebody appreciates what we do for them.

Or had she seen him? They ought to be told that the uncertainty had not been removed by this trip to Mexico.

But all things should be told from my drunk Dad, he said he was drunk--- couldn't come.

No matter how brilliant you think you may be, the day will come when you will be told in no uncertain terms that you are laughably wrong.

In some colleges and universities, a student or professor caught plagiarizing might be told to leave and never return.

We need a guide. Sometimes we would give all that we have to be told exactly what to do and where to turn.

As I mentioned at the beginning of this post, a story should be told in a way which demonstrates YOUR high status.

I cannot imagine anyone being thrilled to be told by his employer that he had been awarded a pay increase of 0. 2 baskets.

To be told by the author that you are right to "take it easy" is even more satisfying than relaxing with a good book.

Many Indians, surprised to be told their place names were inappropriate, still talk about Bombay and Calcutta as though nothing had changed.

Truth be told, I've never been a big reader. . . at least not until the last year or so.

Although women over age 35 used to be told to stop taking birth control pills, these limits no longer apply to healthy, nonsmoking women.

Ms Fang says banks and government departments will be told to help out with their credit, taxation and currency-exchange policies.

What happened in Fallujah was an act of barbarity. The whole world must be told the truth.

The way that my wife deals with this is to not put up with it, so I will be told off if I leave the washing-up or shout at the children.

No, they said, he would be told later when the shooting would start.

When requested, the session can be told whether or not to initiate one if it doesn't already exist.

But, soon to pick up the kids time point only to be told that the tickets are sold out, back in the day.

And this terrible situation they put you in is as if you are children again who have to be told how to live.

He returned after the war, only to be told that his wife had left him.

No little girl wants to be told that this is also expected of her, once she comes of age.

He refuses to be told what to sing, even when managers promise their songs will be a hit. Instead, he sings his heart out for his fans.

The essence of grace in storytelling, I think, is to let the story be told through you, to flow through you.

One of them said, " The story of Milarepa will be told tomorrow, let us go and listen. "

Probably the story is one of those mysterious bits of folklore that reappear every few year, to be told anew in one form or another.

For more than two hous we waited oputside for the decision, only to be told to come again the next day.

For nearly three hours we waited for the decision, only to be told to return the next day.

"Many arrests are due to behaviour caused by excessive drinking, " the Foreign Office said, as though anyone needed to be told.

The desire, I may be told, is the desire to be "good" in a sense which I no longer allow.

Look for as much information as possible from labels and other markings and arrange for the police or fire brigade to be told immediately.

Probably the story is one of those mysterious bits of folklore that reappear every few years, to be told a new in one form or another.

It was a bit shocking to be told I'd done everything wrong. Everything.

It was imperative to try to tell the story as best as I thought it should be told .

Some people never say the words "I love you" . It's not their style to be so bold, but like a child they're longing to be told.

He's not going to be told what to do by 'the men in grey suits', as she called them.

You can have Samba listen on any port you want, although any client wanting to connect would have to be told to use the nonstandard port.

A pop song that was a hit seven years before you were born is part of the history you need to be told about.

It had to be told: "I'm here, I'm touching you, I'm telling you you're dead. "

As she stood, stripping the soapsuds off her arms, while she eyed her visitor, and waited to be told what her business was.

The guidance also says that women who are deciding whether to have an abortion must be told that most do not suffer any psychological harm.

I tell you the truth , wherever this gospel is preached throughout the world, what she has done will also be told, in memory of her .

And her husband should have been interrupted to be told about an airplane scare that sent her hurrying for cover in an underground bunker.

I asked if she was feeling better the next day, only to be told, "I couldn't get it in. "

To put it bluntly, participants have to fear the consequences of making serious mistakes, not just be told to stop.

I was told there is a very slim chance there might be a different hotel, but I won't be told that until I arrive in Shanghai.

We insisted that the Smith be told about the matter .

John F Kennedy was not woken to be told that nuclear-capable missiles had been discovered by the CIA in Cuba.

Colonel Qaddafi and his henchmen have to be told in credible and very specific terms the price they will pay for any more killing.

They don't want to be told that such a radical turn to the right is not, in fact, necessary.

He did not need to be told, as was demonstrated on every occasion.

I learnt during the new economy bubble that people preferred to be told they were right than to be told what would happen.

During the White House ceremony, Mr. Obama said that what Sgt. Meyer did next would be told 'for generations. '

Every language has its own special words and expressions. And a story can be told about each of them.

The public needs to be told the truth if they are called upon to make sacrifices about Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

Truth be told, Germany has been bailing out the heavily indebted countries as a way of protecting its own banking system.

The name of the dishes cannot be told, making of drink touched, and flavour of the spices tasted. Everything here is new.

I thought most of what passed for art in Gaza wasn't very good, truth be told, but quality seemed beside the point.

It would have amazed the brightest minds of the 18th century to be told by any of us how little we know and how strange seems the way ahead.

then you will be in possession of what I surmise, since that is what you wish to be told .

But, if truth be told, the relationship between America and China has, of late, been a pretty rocky one.

Check writing in the trillions is not a bondholder's friend; it is in fact inflationary, and, if truth be told, somewhat of a Ponzi scheme.

She got to the station only to be told the train had left.

Pregnant women should also be told that moderate physical activity, like cycling to work, will not harm them or their unborn children.

It was only a glass because he looked in it. It was nothing he could be told.

Your manager doesn't want to just be told that you can't meet a deadline without getting some indication of what you could do.

It's doubtful that we'll ever hear the full story, if it could ever be told with all its psycho-social complexities.

You surely are not surprised to be told that you usually listen to music not only with your ears but with your whole body.

Our supporters deserve to be told. But I think our supporters deserve to be told definitive news rather than speculative stuff.

I can't imagine what it would be like to just be told all of a sudden that you can't go over to the other side, overnight .

"It's an amazing story, " she said, "that needs to be told. "

And there she'll see Linton, and all will be told as soon as ever we return; and I shall have the blame.

For my part I did not need to be told it was a crime.

Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins will reinvent the cyborg saga with a storyline to be told over a three-movie span.

If you break the rules you will be told to leave the examination room, and you will not receive a test report form.

One of the first things that you will be told from any kind of informational website is to seek help from your doctor.

So I think truth be told, I could not say this was the fulfillment of a lifelong dream.

I keep calling firms to speak to a contact , only to be told they no longer work there .

They do not use hyperbole, and likewise they expect to be told yes or no in clear words.

The warning adds that families and caregivers should also be told of the need for close monitoring and report any changes to the physician.

The visitors should be told that what they have done is very harmful to the birds, and this kind of thing must be stopped from happening.

Encounter busy with work get away brothers and sisters will certainly be told his wife and children Xiangpei.

Eventually, in August 1997, after relatives had lobbied for years for the truth to be told, a Joint House Inquiry began.

Doctors, police and pastors have all faced that situation when the truth has to be told, even though it may seriously hurt.

Where requested by the Respondent the latter must be told how their name came to be selected for interview.

In 1991 the Tory government of the day was equally thrilled to be told that primary education had become too progressive.

He immediately started a "bucket list" -- only to be told eight weeks later that he was far from kicking the bucket.

"What's that? " he clarified with the master thinking he was about to be told the esoteric secret to meditation.

Like many nations and more than most, China does not like to be told what is in its interests, especially from the West.

when he arrives, he'll be told I'm asleep, and he may wait for me to wake.

It should be told to think instead about charging a full price for using Heathrow, and the resulting excess profits at BAA should be taxed.

Mazzello: Every single person that had to go through that deserves to be remembered, and their story deserves to be told.

They do not like to be told to implement the final recommendations.

The situation had been extensively studied and evaluated and the conclusion had been reached that the public could not be told.

After losing my job, it was cold comfort to be told I'd won the office raffle.

The jeep screeched to a halt, and he didn't need to be told this was their next stop. He opened the jeep door.

But again, truth be told. . . if you're looking for the guilty , you need only look into a mirror.

Now, the farmer's son, truth be told, had dabbled in this kind of potion before, but he knew it was wrong and had sworn off it.

Afterwards, she would be told to go back to her desk.

No one ever told me I was pretty when I was a little girl. All little girls should be told they're pretty, even if they aren't.

Unless his conduct improves, he'll have to be told a few home truths.

The American people of course know none of this still, but at some point the story will be told.

This doesn't just end with the benefits. Users have to be told where to go after they have been guided.

It chagrined me greatly to be told of her complaints.

Supervised by the monitoring data will not be specific, but only to be told the results.

The story of jazz cannot be told without also touching upon the blues, country, rock and roll, hip-hop, and world music.

He must have been terribly disappointed to be told he was't wanted.

TTY processes must be told the capabilities of the terminal to correctly read from, and write to , the terminal.

It was a tremendous surprise to be told the potential value.

That Monkey King and his men heard the Zhefan lie very proud and happy to be told of this wonderful gift for flattery people.

Any smoker in the western world under the age of 75 can fairly be told: "You were warned. "

The effectiveness of positive audible feedback originates in human sensitivity. Nobody likes to be told that they have failed.

I needed to be held, to be stroked, to be told that I would be OK.

Or, more often, to be told that the credit card machine isn't working right now, so how about paying in cash?

Jon ought to be told, so that either his feeling might be nipped in the bud, or, flowering in spite of the past, might come to fruition .

eg: Don't fall behind with the rent, or you'll be told to leave.

But do not tell me -- I would not be told upon any account.

I'm not saying multi-party is not good. I'm just saying one-party is not that bad like what you people always be told.

Far worse, however, is to be told that we, or the things we do, are typical of our nation.

When you set out to launch your business, you'll be told "no" more times than you've ever been told before.

It really is like waking up one morning to be told you had won the lottery, only that award was for previous hard work.

Similar stories could be told about land, overfishing and carbon and nitrogen emissions to the atmosphere.

Patients should be told that labour pain is a timeless component of the "rites of passage" transition to motherhood, he added.

'Without the plastic surgery, korean women are very diverse looking and easily can be told apart. '

The old days are gone where we expect a patient to be told certain things in regard to their diet or they must do this or they must do that.

If QApply is already running, it needs to be told about the new refresh interval since it is only read once at startup.

In future, the animation effect which we need is the virtual scene cannot be told apart by our naked eyes.

Truth be told, this calamitous slip was the first time Mr Brown has made much of an impact on the campaign.

No company likes to be told it is contributing to the moral decline of a nation.

The truth must be told, the facts brought to light and the consequences faced.

Although truth be told, she'd been not-feeling like this since long before her father died.

They need to be told that they have to do something, maybe they have to move or they have to prepare.

And if truth be told, I was never that keen on Gone With The Wind either.

Similar stories can be told in central Asia, south-east Asia or parts of Africa.

Truth be told, it hadn't occurred to him that would be the mantra for the two-time defending champion Lakers.

Applicants may be told to undertake costly travel and submit their paperwork at Chinese embassies in their home countries.

I spent the day making phone calls, only to be told over and over that no one had room for more critters.

It was a bitter disappointment to them to be told that their toilsome journey had been made in vain.

All students should be told that there will be serious consequences for any boy harassing a girl in this manner.

Granted, you're a grown-up, and would probably need to be told only once not to bite.

A similar tale can be told of families postponing expenditure and precipitating unemployment.

Despite what years of torturous math instruction has led us to believe, kids don't need to be told to work numbers in order to work them.

And truth be told, Lance's testicular cancer was an easy one to beat.

construction work must be stopped and the police should be told about the find.

For one thing, users won't be told what's on the company-maintained black list. Mr.

There may be a lot of truth to the statement The customer needs to be told what they want.

But, truth be told, the polygraph is a crude tool that the esteemed National Research Council says has extremely serious limitations.

The exposition of the text will be told from the character's perspective, and will include some references to his life's story.

Talking isn't action. Action is action. Even I sometimes forget that this is important to remember. Truth be told, I forgot today.

He hurried to the airport only to be told the plane had been put off.

Every Twelve had to be told, of course, where and how and when to report for training.

The world watches in awe and, if truth be told, with considerable apprehension, as China reclaims a place as a great power.

There will be many movies throughout the game, and most of the story will be told through them, not the text.

Whatever the precise constellation of powers, the incoming US president will be told to abandon the preconceptions of the campaign trail.

And truth be told, that's what I would like them to wear, too. But that's not what my daughters like.

And the Lord said unto me, Arise, and go into Damascus; and there it shall be told thee of all things which are appointed for thee to do.

Pregnant women should be told that having an abortion is safer than having a baby, highly contentious new advice from doctors states.

Although they don't want to be told exactly how to do something, they need to understand any rules clearly.

All truths are not to be told at all times.

Closer to piss than Arbor gold, if truth be told, but even piss tastes better than the black tar rum the sailors drink.

If there is a longer story to be told that requires more information and background, a feature may be better.

I am translating her story just because it a story that should be told the world; on the one hand, to propagate her name.

ThereThese are the living speech of a peopleandAnd a story can be told about each of them.

In any case, consumers generally prefer to be told what their limits are, and then to be allowed free rein within them.

This is such a sensitive issue that perhaps the press should not be told.

Truth be told, I'm not so fond of sunshine or being all out in nature.

Children may also be told to report any inappropriate touching from males.

Nicholas Burns, US undersecretary for state, will be told the same in a round of meetings with senior Japanese officials today.

Some students like to be told about American culture but are less interested in spending the time and the effort to actually experience it.

Nothing pleased my mother more than to be told how good were her dishes.

Nothing pleased my mother more than to be told how good her dishes were.

I'm curious how this will be handled, but I'm guessing customers will be told that the iPad is first-come, first-served on April 3.

I had assumed it was a water colour, only to be told it was painted in Yelin Colour Ink.

As for life, pleasure and pain can't be told apart clarity. I can only wish it genuine.

Be told actually from the technology, have a doorsill, but did not arrive let anybody want to make the pitch that cannot make however.

The HR department should have a written OH&S policy that all staff should be told about when they join the company.

But the details are crucial: Will the Fed be told to make a list of 'systemically important' institutions to oversee?

Germany sees no reason why it should be told what to do by a country that has not made much effort itself.

You can expect to be told no about a hundred times before someone actually says yes.

Scary tales including vampires are perfect to be told on the occasion of Halloween.

Truth be told, LeBron's Cavs have a collection of talent, experience, and depth that cannot be matched by the Lakers.

Luckily, most people don't need to be told, because they are smart enough to pick up subtle hints that you aren't interested.

And if truth be told, he had perished long ago, back in King's Landing.

Doubtless we will be told in turn that this is no time for recriminations .

Few of us like to be told that we're average, and Americans are no exception.

This same story can be told by people from South Africa to South Asia; from Eastern Europe to Indonesia.

Personally, it's lame to be told that sitting still and pouting is anyway to become happy.

River three have the elder brother to make people explore to take charge of chess, but be told the convict sudden fussy ailment to die.

Truth be told, I shouldn't have to explain why, especially to readers of this esteemed organ, but needs must.

Now I continue telling you the previous story that it is going to be told.

One reason is that it is little comfort, in the midst of an economic slump, to be told that life is even harder next door.

Teens don't like to be told what to do, so your best bet is to offer subtle, indirect guidance.

Truth be told, the herpes virus lives on inside the person's body, lying in a dormant state among its neurons.

Wholesalers in the market (usually retail groups and refinery operators) could be told to keep supplies in hand.

Weaklings may be told to increase common equity, banks' primary cushion against losses.

Human nature is such that people don't like to be told to follow the rules.

If truth be told, I did not think Daenerys would survive for long amongst the horse lords.

Similar tales could be told of the experiences of Brevini, an Italian maker of wind turbine parts, and Magna, a new car-parts maker.

However, today's organizations cannot afford to employ workers who simply wait to be told what to do.

I dropped on him today, only to be told that he died three weeks ago.

Most people want to be led, to be told what to do, and in their confusion they bring into being leaders who are as confused as themselves.

Infuriating though they are, Europeans come fairly cheap as allies: they basically want to be told that they are wanted.

Welcome to a world where you shape the epic sagas that will be told to future generations.

I do not know why, only to be told, is one of bamboo river port for foreign tourists and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots pier.

Actually, truth be told, I never really left (I've been fairly active on Twitter for the past few weeks).

Eddie: You think it's better that he should be told?

Truth be told, his name was not really Kevin. And he was not even slightly drunk.

You surely are not surprised to be told that you usually listen to music not only with your ears but also your whole body.

Pregnant women in the UK should be told to routinely take vitamin D supplements, researchers say.

Even very young children should be told the parents are separating before the departing spouse moves out, if possible.

Refuse treatment and be told what effect this may have on your health.

Players and coaches should be told that they cannot question refs or linos on the pitch or off it.

Yes indeed - the page is turned and now a new story is to be told.

and truth be told, most days it's more of a far-reaching ideal than a reality.

Only to be told that allegations of abuse against him were exaggerated.

You can still plot such data sets if gnuplot can be told to ignore the invalid data points.

Truth be told the answer to all four of those is a rounding. . . YES.

Truth be told, most economists don't really understand this peculiar recession especially well.

The reporter hurried to the airport, only to be told the film stars had left.