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I've come across a few blogs that had some amazing content, but it was set up in a way where I found it difficult to leave a comment.

It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life.

A few days ago I come across him in the supermarket.

Wherever you come across the dark energies, send out your Light and bless those souls who are caught up in it.

To a visitor, the signs that say, in large block letters, OBEY TRAFFIC RULES come across as a bit of black humor .

and I belong to the fourth called "fend for themselves" type, can only look forward to come across the eyes was Ugutsu hook to the girl.

She used to come across like an old woman with her unflattering hairstyle and shapeless clothes.

She said she had come across an old friend in the street whom she hadn't seen for years.

"If you haven't got that experience, if you come across some problems, you can't get out of them that easily, " she said.

One expert who knows him from industry conferences said he did not come across as someone likely to become caught up in an indictment.

If you come across anything helpful or just plain cool that you think I should be sharing with the community here, please let me know!

LeBron is easily one of the most self-confident players in the game, but that tends to come across as arrogance.

The addition of the sixth image (Layer 5) presents a problem that you may come across when trying to shoot panorama shots.

I must pretend. If I can only come across with you , but not live with you , how can I be happy?

So if you come across a strangely attractive person digging in an interesting science fiction, you know whom you're dealing with!

But over time, Kim Jong-un has also begun to carve out his own leadership style, striving to come across as youthful and more pragmatic.

Julia had come across to his side; together they gazed down with a sort of fascination at the sturdy figure below.

Sometimes I think women flake as a test to see what the men are going to do if they happen to come across them again.

Learn to understand any artwork you come across in a fraction of the time it would take to get a degree in Art History.

Readers may have come across the expression that the business of banking is all about taking risk.

Growing up in Canada, I didn't come across this sort of theatre work.

Try to pick look up in the dictionary for the correct pronunciation, if you come across words that you cannot understand in magazines.

Although Franklin was revered as wise, he did not always come across this way.

If you ask questions with confidence, you'll come across much better than being meek or acting as if you're wasting someone's time.

That's different than the young Japanese guys I come across working at restaurants, who clearly have no desire to be there.

This extension will allow you to turn virtually any word you come across into a hyperlink.

If you come across a particularly engaging or well-written post, print it out and go through line-by-line to see how it works.

During our trip we had come across small amounts of cotton grass along the roads, but I never expected to see such a huge field of it.

I am always wary of injecting my own personal biases and thoughts into a course in such a way that they come across as fact, not opinion.

Perhaps I shall come across him in Shanghai.

You know, you go there and you wait and come across things that sort of, hopefully, magically and naturally happen.

"He did not come across as the foreign minister of a friendly nation, " he told the Financial Times.

But Dr. Cheuvront said he had never come across a person who did not adapt at all.

Consider keeping a small notebook with you and quickly jot down unknown words as you come across them, for checking later.

Sidorivich will be the first trader you come across. Dump unused weapons or ammo on him for a little extra cash.

You've probably read some of these books, or at least come across major personal development ideas in magazines or online.

I quite agree with you. Nobody wants to come across any tragedy in such a festive season.

Perhaps I shall come across him in France.

He said he had recently come across a headline that asked, "What If Women Ran Wall Street? "

The general idea is to move quickly and gracefully, treating whatever objects you come across as elements in an obstacle course.

Make sure you come across as determined and definitely unhappy, but don't give away what you know.

The many laughs we have had together would infallibly come across me, and Frederick and his knapsack would be obliged to run away.

The boys who had never come across anything like this before started jumping out of the windows.

Sometimes I'd come across more complicated sentences, but I would not give them up until I had the best translation.

I suspect you come across as an overprivileged whiner, in which case the military might be perfect for you.

It seems unlikely. I have to assume, then, that I have come across once in my life* - the most beautiful place I shall ever see.

I haven't come across a soul in London who does not believe the Heathrow expansion is a done deal and the consultation fixed.

You will come across other coming in and out of busy hotels, who might have a Chinese spouse or sweetheart in tow.

I believe that i can care about you well, from now on to graduation, leave or the unforeseen i said come across.

When you come across an old friend, you can feel happiness from the bottom of your heart.

I do not think the intruder could have come across the garden, for in that case we should see his footprints.

He would have probably come across the American fast food outlets or the Italian designer clothing store just down the block.

This suits him fine as it means his adviser is most likely to have come across similar challenges before.

"We have passed through the worst situation we have ever come across in our years of work, " he said.

Do not always look for help from a dictionary when you come across a new word while reading.

Everyone has come across the sort of problem which seems impossible to solve.

You come across in "Trading Up" as this really cold, hard, cynical, manipulative ? you know, rhymes with witch.

Yet the goal of traveling to a city just to see a game (and not do anything else) is something I consistently come across.

If you come across any jobs that you think are spam or scams , please contact me right away so I can remove it.

Everybody you come across seems to be a chief or president of some variety.

When asked if the story may come across as a nationalistic piece propping up China, Mr. Bale said he has never viewed it as such.

Keep your Wikipedia entry short enough in length to the point of having it come across as mysterious yet filled with eloquent tradition.

I strived to seek for the traces of the bygone, trying to find the miracle coincidences, even if we had just come across at some spot once.

Our website is designed to help you navigate through various houses in Dallas thereby come across the best!

I was surprised to find out that many XML developers had not come across the WBXML specification before.

I'll come across with her head on the blue sky, just like the same as ever.

I think some people, you know, are nervous and come across as nervous. Some people don't answer questions particularly well.

Epidemiologists come across some evidence, and then decide the public is too stupid to be trusted with it.

Actually for me, where have I been is not the most important part of my memory, instead is what I have met and whom I have come across.

The professor spoke for a long time but I'm afraid his meaning did not come across.

but a pleasure to be indulged with caution, for you are certain to come across crocodiles.

Torino Lamborghini Spyder Supreme diamond phone is one of the best phones that I have come across lately.

When translating C code to VB, you quite often come across the HiWord and LoWord operators, used to pack two integers into a long value.

'Do you want me to tell her to come across to our box? '

Now calls for educating people tried to stay out, do not accidentally come across "people with AIDS bombs. "

there is no need for you to look uo every new word you come across while reading.

Only saw one piece of rubbish floating in the sea, which could have come across from Male! !

If you've come across any other data or sources, please let me know.

It may be challenging to go after something or someone you want today because you might come across more aggressive than you wish.

If it's not the right time, you'll never come across the right one.

Weird Food and Drinks. One is bound to come across it at some point in your life if you love venturing outside of your home town.

That's why speedreading courses are so popular, despite the fact that you almost never come across anyone who can successfully speedread.

He owes me five pounds but I doubt if he'll ever come across (with it).

But once in awhile you come across what I call an epic show that revitalizes you. . . and epic doesnt always mean huge.

If you come across a comic strip that you'd like to share with your friends, post it on your Facebook.

Poleaxed. I had also once come across a phrase about a book "lying like a poleaxed wildebeest in the middle of my life. "

"If we had waited 10 years to make the trip, we might not have come across close to the number of speakers we found, " he said.

Tang: As I have said before, the whole business is most unfortunate. We have never come across such a case of damage during loading.

But I always believe that I'm just someone that didn't come across the opportunity and believe that I, one day, will.

I often come across the 'sugar-is-good-for-your-muscles' myth popularized by the sugar industry.

any rebuffing on your part may boomerang back at you and bite you twice as hard, even if you didn't mean to come across as cranky or bossy.

I daresay , had Ledger not been in this film, The Dark Knight would have come across as a tad mediocre.

So I found that it was better not to expand on my answers or say anything that may come across as controversial or wrong.

and she's done a great job of vetoing these bills that have come across her desk as governor. She'll do that in Washington.

You're not alone if you've ever come across a chunk of code with a comment like this one.

In any case, money as a medium of transaction is something that the great majority of the community come across almost everyday.

You see me as a prude, I know, but remember, it's part of a mother's job to come across that way.

If you come across a large field of goldenrod like this, you probably won't be far off to say it's a field of Canada Goldenrod .

I had never met anyone like Tony. And I'm pretty sure he hadn't come across many half-Jewish, Democratic children of New York artists.

They may not be conscious of it though, so their comments come across as complaints rather than requests.

I've often come across this word: 'flaky'. It seems to mean many different things.

You might come across a peacock or tortoise as you walk through the vineyards to the nearby dam, where a flock of 80 pelicans live.

you will remember the cause and avoid it the next time you come across the same situation.

I used to laugh aloud whenever I come across people who used to say this to me.

We have never come across such a case of damage during loading.

Or, if you're doing Internet research and you come across an article that might interest one of your contacts, send it.

However, on the way there you will come across places which are no less curious. . . and forgotten. Like this. Is it a store?

I've come across a couple of sites recently that are so cool I just had to share them with you.

Exactly where or how the trader had come across the collection is unclear.

Because I'd already come across a face that resembled an old man of lofty mountains many times!

And you never know when you're going to come across one of these booby traps .

Sir Peter Hall, who directed her, describes her as "one of the bravest and most impressive actresses I've come across in recent years" .

When you come across any difficulty in learning, there will be someone who can answer or discuss questions with you.

She said Frizl might come across in the trial as "a nice old man from next door" .

Here are eight most amazing Chinese food cities I've come across so far. The list is in no particular order.

'I have never come across such a case, ' he said.

We understand that you have come across some unexpected financial difficulties and note with due attention your request for an extension.

Love is the timeless commitment when you and I come across troubles.

And I hear comments that come across that say, "Well, it's okay to have a weaker dollar as long as it's orderly" .

Perhaps I shall come across him in China.

While reading , do not allow yourself to regress, but keep reading ahead in every sentence, even when you come across a new word .

In carrying out the plan we are bound to come across difficulties, but we are determined to overcome them all.

His aim was to come across as a "good emperor, " not to win an election.

Economists should be familiar with this simple illustration, which we come across in explanations of the Marshall-Lerner condition.

We've been on the subject of sleep for quite some time now and I am sure you have come across the term sleep debt.

I never talk with her but i come across her .

Pollution: a Social Problem When we read newspapers, we often come across the word pollution.

When I come across a new word, I look it up in the dictionary.

Furthermore I particularly never like imposing my thoughts on others, nor do not want to come across as a high brow know-it-all .

I started browsing and was completely astonished by what I have come across.

Over time the map carvers have come across these manipulations in their personal ascension, or the group ascension of SSOA.

If ever you come across a shy peanut plant you cannot immediately tell whether or not it has any nuts.

I happened to have come across the book once.

With a little luck, now and then one may come across a really special highlight in the trade: a chrome tourmaline.

We happened to have come across the article once.

And previous rule change! Arcade like to connect to sites and take the lane if it is "little devil" come across have died.

As we work and live around the world, we will come across customs and laws which may vary widely, and which may conflict with one another.

The speaker spoke for a long time but I am afraid his meaning did not come across.

Mr Wright's decision to come across the room with his mouth wide open is proving a disaster for all concerned.

Will it be useful for me to climb onto the tree if I come across a bear?

He never remembered having come across a man like that.

We often come across people who wear neckties of a bright hue with an equally bright shirt or prints that negate each other.

Rarely do we come across communities within an organization which strives towards fulfilling personal topics of interest for the employees.

As storms come across the mountains toward the coastal plain, they have three options: hang together, get stronger, or get weaker.

Introduce yourself to others. It's one of the easiest ways to come across as friendly and competent.

as one Chinese female investment banker in Beijing puts it, "we do not come across as deferential" .

They have to be careful not to come across as disappointed in their child.

When you come across a new word, you should look it up in the dictionary.

As you progress, you will come across great surprises, and will often find more than you'd hoped for!

The boys had never come across anything like this.

In addition, if you lead a regular and busy life, you will come across a certain crisis every two or three months.

Even if you cannot keep your mood jolly, watch your words so you do not come across as standoffish or distracted.

Walking along in a lonesome glen, I had come across a bear cub separated from its mother.

Around the first corner, I come across a beautifully manicured courtyard in which 12 or so severely disabled adults are having a picnic.

Macanese food is one of the best little-known cuisines I have come across.

Apparently, they'd come across a deal in an e-mail promotion that was bookable (although not publicized) on the hotel Web site.

Due to the special environmental and increasing burden of study, students at different level come across English learning difficulties.

The moves are expected to be a preview of similar cuts to come across Wall Street.

You will rarely come across something that has not been struggled over and solved back in 2004.

I often come across people who share with me their desire to grow.

If you come across unfamiliar words, try to guess the meaning from the context, then check the meaning in a dictionary later.

Do you think you could come across and have a look at our kitchen sink?

Eg. He spoke for a long time but his meaning did not really come across.

If you happened to come across my lost papers while you're cleaning the house, please let me know at once.

Although there are a few commercial ones, and many organizations run "home-grown" versions, I haven't yet come across one that satisfies me.

But out of every other pattern I have ever come across in my trading career this is by far the most accurate and most profitable.

But cocaine camouflaged as Easter candy is one of the more unusual tactics we've come across.

Hiking 28 miles (45 kilometers) Peruvian Andes, you'll come across the stunning ruins of the long-forgotten Inca city of Machu Picchu.

There is no denying that everyone will come across some frustrations when picking up a new language, especially English.

If you have come across any other related experiences, please don't hesitate to share them.

You'll have an expansive ability to touch the heart of others since you will come across in a genuine way.

It shows, like no other book I've come across, the power of this OS.

When efficient-market theorists come across a market anomaly, they tend to dismiss it in one of three ways.

Wherever you come across us bear in mind that no civilizations are invited or allowed to join us, unless they have ascended.

If so, speaking from the heart could ameliorate the situation since you will come across as genuine and honorable.

You come across an arguing couple as the woman throws a ring in her partner's face.

SOMETIMES it seems as if Google has never come across an industry it doesn't want to disrupt.

I rushed out of my apartment heading directly to the cherished Charles Bridges which I have come across so many times in movies.

If you believe that you're rich, this will come across with people that meet. So make sure that you feel confident within yourself.

As a cross-border migrating group living in Guangzhou, they come across cultural adaptation problems inside and outside their group.

Inside the maze-like building, you'll come across numerous secret passages and spyholes among the walls.

And I happened to remember the sentence that I had come across some time ago. But it doesn't mean I am that type of girl.

Never expecting to come across her old lover in the street after many years apart, she was stunned as wooden as a dummy.

When reading through the patterns for e-business literature, you will also come across the term composite pattern.

Don't get so mad! I'm just kidding! Besides, you might not be so lucky and come across my old uncle, Jake.

I wouldn't want to say who I base my characters on, but I do steal from everyone I come across, whether it's subconscious or not.

At any rate, you will learn something new from almost everyone you come across -- intellectual stimulation is what you crave from others.

This is still not the end goal, of course, but just to share the obstacles I have come across so far.

In Poland soldiers and policemen can retire after just 15 years, so it is possible to come across 33-year-old retirees.

In late-quota era, China textile and clothing products will come across the more restriction of special safeguard measure.

You travel with this new mysterious, sweet smelling wind along the valley, until you come across a gigantic black monolith.

His only tiny worry was that a too perfect couple might come across as more cutesy than ha-ha funny.

Still, it has great action and is about as quiet a keyboard as I've come across.

The only noticeable one is the things happening in the occasion where heart and time come across.

If you can write knowledgeably about a subject that is a passion of yours, the enthusiasm is going to come across to your readers.

But here's the rub: unless you tell us exactly what company you're working for, it doesn't come across as a really compelling opportunity.

The next time you come across new words, try to guess their meanings first.

Who are shown in video, have deep love for sports. When sports come across conditioned reflex, Our life will be changed.

He spoke for a long time but his meaning did not come across.

the difficulties we have come across, we'll go on with the program.

After a while you come across a small black wrought-iron gate: you pause, push, step through -- and stare.

Whether it's proven or not, I believe that it can do no harm and I am yet to come across any fatalities from wheatgrass side effects.

"We have never come across anything like it, " Chris McGuire, sports marketing manager for adidas soccer, said in a statement.

When planets work nicely with Uranus, you come across as more of a team player, creative, and intelligent.

I welcome comments, particularly from those who have come across things similar to the patterns I talk about.

if I come across some serious medical emergencies in Beijing?

Over the past few days I've come across four explanations for how we've got into the mess we're in.

In many fields of medical studies, the analysis and design of repeated measurements data are often come across.

Each person's life may come across many things. Of course, I was no exception.

Ask a friend for an honest evaluation of how you come across to others. Take note of any areas for improvement and work on them.

Motionless on the sky, walk on air step, and sometimes come across people who I know, I would say: Look, I really can fly.

Without a clear structure, your post is likely to come across as abrupt or confusing.

PANG Ho-cheung will share his thoughts on his own creative journey, and the difficulties that he has come across.

But an expedition in the 1970s was lucky enough to come across a population of close to 200 birds.

Never before had I come across such an extraordinary command over the voice.

So far I haven't come across such an area, except for one case.

Suppose we come across a living, breathing couple seated at opposite sides of a wooden table, staring intently at each other.

They're able to communicate with their classmates and teachers whenever they come across any problem.

Do you know I love you at the first eyes? I don't have this feeling for these years before I come across you.

eg. Or they'll come across it later and smile, further cementing their appreciate for your work.

In other words, the cloned person who, without the feelings of the past, learned things, come across the . . .

You should be able to use ZSI and SOAPpy for most SOAP tasks you come across, but it is important to be aware of their limitations.

The interview is basically an interaction between two people, so how you come across as a person is of upmost importance.

The witch put a curse on him that he will come across many difficulties on his road to the forest.

If you've had any experience with Winsock or BSD Sockets, you've probably come across the function accept.

If you're a regular reader of blogs, you probably come across great articles that you just want everyone to know about.

If you come across as a know-it-all (even if you really do know it all! ), it really pushes people away.

As we have come across these specific findings, we have realized that each link might need a different explanation.

That way, if you come across a park, you can always take advantage of a quick workout.

Please share some of these examples when you come across them.

Leave a comment below and let us know if you've come across any better apps that serve as free or affordable worldwide travel companions.

SOMETIMES we come across facts that don't quite make a chart, but are sufficiently interesting to share with fellow data spotters.

Heck, sometimes I come across forms that I don't understand. Therefore, it is essential to provide users with online help whenever needed.

Love is a very beautiful thing. You may come across it but you can't search for it, luck is needed.

I think you ought to come across with the rest of the story.

All the times I've seen him attempt humor have come across as forced and artificial.

At first glance, market sizing questions are often the most intimidating questions that people come across during the interview process.

His Malazan Book of the Fallen series is one the best works of writing I've ever come across.

Never have I come across such a difficult problem.

"It's a shame, because from the outset we said we do not want this to come across as something intrusive, " says Mr. Delehag.

I saw new sights and was surprised by unexpected landscapes and towns I wouldn't have otherwise come across.

Beijing is an amazing city. When I got here, I met so many really cool people. I've also come across some amazing Chinese musicians.

In all that time, we have come across many human beings.

In this article, I have tried to list some of the misconceptions I come across the most often.

Be careful not to react with anger in front of other team-members otherwise you might come across as someone who can't take a joke.

The 'best' one I have come across was a sign reading 'Caution: water on road during rain'.

Continuing along the road to discover the real truth behind the UFO phenomena we come across UFO Casebook.

And that's true for every philosophy you come across because there are very very few things in philosophy that aren't. um questions.

gst-launch is one of the most versatile tools you'll come across.

What makes us come across? Destination? Coincidence? Chances of possibilities? It seems uncertain or certain.