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No greater resource available to the developer is as easy to come by as the lowly and traditional book.

There's been a lot of comment and just a lot of laughing. It seems that people won't come by here anymore.

Although exact numbers are hard to come by, Worrall is one of a growing number of pet owners who pose as their animals on social networks.

Other opportunities to see the total phase of this eclipse of the Sun were also hard to come by.

Russians are very hospitable. So if you come by, be ready to drink black tea and eat fattening food (like sausages).

Some, including Tata Motors, overextended themselves when commodity prices were high and credit was easy to come by.

and she could not help thinking her poor dear sister Price would feel it very unkind of her not to come by such an opportunity.

Admittedly, a satisfactory resolution is not always easy to come by.

Some climbers had come by and looked at him, and he heard them say, "He's dead. "

This type of money is hard to come by and can be very fickle in its affections.

I'm going to call Rita Mae at home and ask her to come by and talk about it. She wants to see Max, anyway.

The two wingers would switch sides halfway through the first period but possession in and around the penalty area was hard to come by.

Visit our all-day dining or Chinese restaurants for a great meal or come by our Lobby Lounge to simply relax.

Though crisps, sweets and doughnuts are easy to come by, an apple is a rare commodity .

Figures are not easy to come by, but one mine uses 106 million cubic feet of water a year.

They warned they were less confident of those numbers than of the general population figures because sectarian data is harder to come by.

The Save: Clean slates are hard to come by, but with a little professional help Gibbo could get a bit of a leg-up.

However, QFII assets have not been easy to come by, as many QFII managers are not in need of mainland-based investment advisers.

More than 20 ventures are currently in existence and although financial information is hard to come by, they seem to be doing well.

However, whilst government rhetoric stridently opposes them, both prostitutes and pornography remain easy to come by in modern China.

Hunting requires a very concentrated mind. A man may have had to hide up a tree for a week waiting for a deer to come by.

The farmer would come by each day during the summer and pick us up in his truck for the 30-minute ride to his farm.

Come by how much years, you deep in my heart.

A few days later though, I saw Greg again and we talked. He said he ran a poker club and told me I could come by any time.

Other young people do not find money so easy to come by.

Fat commissions are good, but not always easy to come by, and each new painting takes its time.

He said, "Oh, you can just come by anytime, even if I'm not here and load up all you want . "

As I was enjoying it, I noticed other customers saying goodbye to the staff, saying they would be come by again. Think I'll be back as well.

I just want to come by and thank you for using our company and to ask if you've had any problems so far.

But now consumer budgets are being squeezed at a time when unemployment is still high and wage rises are hard to come by.

Profit opportunities are not easy to come by, but the search for such opportunities drives markets.

Luck is hard to come by but easy to sell in poverty-stricken Tongxin, in northwestern China.

"Financing is extremely hard to come by and many businesses can't get help through the banks, " she said.

With confidence shattered and credit hard to come by, deals have dried up in most industries. But not in pharmaceuticals.

He said I should come by this morning. He didn't give me a time. He said I could come any time before noon.

Justin: I just hope you know which side your bread is buttered on. Nowadays, good jobs are hard to come by.

This result should be cherished with special care as it did not come by easily.

Tell him to come by the boat basin this weekend. I'll row it down myself.

He made also another bar, that might come by the midst of the boards from corner to corner.

You will have to work at it though, and patience will not just come by itself.

The organizers encourage participating visitors to leave their cars at home and come by train.

True love does not come by finding a perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.

He had not come by these things through his own labour.

Information (data) that is vital for modeling business processes is often difficult to come by.

The reason I have contacted a few of your membership did not come by accident.

and that he was to be sure to come by the eleven-forty-five train that very Sunday, and have dinner with them at half-past one.

Shame that you're not bound to honor the code of the Brethren, isn't it? Because honor's a hard thing to come by nowadays.

Salvation will come by knowledge and that knowledge is a secret, not everybody knows it, so only a few people know it.

Good friends are really hard to come by, if you have this friendship should not easy to damage it.

Why don't you come by the house? The beer is on me. Thank you again for all that you have done.

Perhaps a distant relative you haven't seen in a while will come by for a visit or will give you a phone call.

This was the golden age for pitchers, and home runs were hard to come by against throwers like Cy Young and Walter Johnson.

Among them may be some who did not come by their riches in the most straightforward fashion.

Compromise is always hard to come by in Washington, but the Tea Party representatives' arrival in town made things worse.

In one end trundle aircraft fuselages that have come by rail from a former Boeing factory in Kansas now owned by a private-equity company.

With unsold goods piling up and finance hard to come by, firms around the world have slashed production even faster than demand has fallen.

"They come by the busload, " she said. "Wanting to believe in the impossible. "

Banks in vulnerable countries have already found money-market funding harder to come by, or at least dearer.

It's very difficult to come by both characteristics in a man, and a man with such high quality in both departments is a rarity.

I never did anything worth doing by accident; nor did any of my inventions come by accident; they came by work---hard work.

Even though it was already 10 p. m. , I asked if I could come by to see her.

Whilst precise numbers are hard to come by, the ECFR says it estimates up to 25 percent of China's reserves may now be euro denominated.

But I thought I might come by and check it out.

Linda: The good news is that the Smiths have come by to pick up the dog. The bad news is, you won't be able to adopt the dog.

There has been no agreement Tuesday but there has been a commitment to come by Wednesday and try once again.

This new conservatism is not solely motivated by the fact that cash is hard to come by; demand is also falling for most firms' products.

I also come by the [rail] station and, even as I was putting my foot down on the platform, there was some apprehension.

Ladies Market is in a condition few other tourist attractions are in. It is hard to come by and should be cherished.

"I just had to come by, " grinned the guy, "to thank you for the most wonderful weekend of my life! "

I just wanted to come by and say hello, you know, see how you guys are doing.

If it's raining and I can't get a cab, sometimes a squad car will come by and they'll say 'Where you going?

No, good jobs are not so easy to come by these days.

Many former users of synthetic sweeteners have turned to natural methods, but have found that information is still hard to come by.

But with rational explanations hard to come by, investors should stop short of making big moves out of equities, Mr. Stovall says.

Figures on the number of teenage boys in this situation are harder to come by as it is often not known who is the real father.

THE BOOZE - Alcohol is very hard to come by. Fans will have to work hard for a pre-match pint. Hardly a relaxing environment.

Fortunately for you, confidence is a much easier thing to come by than a few extra inches.

LAURA: He said I should come by this morning. He didn't give me a time.

This is often around 8%, and reflects the performance of the past 20-30 years. However, such returns will be hard to come by in future.

Alexandra. I invited her to come by for dessert.

sheets of the poem continued to come by every post.

Verifiable statistics about recidivism are impossible to come by, in part because the growing Iraqi prison system has no central database.

Violet light is hard to come by though, especially at night, when glowing leaves would be useful to drivers and pedestrians.

Hence a literary masterpiece is like a stretch of nature itself, well-formed in its formlessness, and its charm and beauty come by accident.

In the face of adversity, be grateful, for such opportunities do not come by easily.

All are desperate for white-collar jobs that are not easy to come by in China's manufacturing economy.

It's not easy to come by these animals today.

In Latin America many young entrepreneurs operate in an informal economy where innovation is rare and capital hard to come by.

With few big firms left to target and loans harder to come by, Xstrata announced last month that it would concentrate on organic growth.

I'm flattered. It's no nice of you to come by. You're just in time for tea. Won't you join me?

She told me that she would come by train.

Jobs are not easy to come by in that country.

Envelopes were very hard to come by during the war, so people folded their letters up instead.

Hundreds are now thought to have died in the post-election violence, though authoritative figures are hard to come by.

Today visitors come by the thousands - the great and simple of the earth - all in a spirit of marvel.

"That kind of growth, in a fiercely competitive market, is hard to come by, " says Tim Dunne at Automotive Resources Asia.

But financing for mega-deals worth $30 billion-40 billion will be hard to come by, at least for leveraged buyers, he predicts.

If possible, please give me a call and I will come by your house to pick up the book.

She told me that she would come by bus.

Visas for foreign journalists are hard to come by; entering Deraa, except in rare cases with an official minder, has been impossible.

Money that is easily come by is often easily spent.

Look, why don't just come by there and I'll take you out for lunch.

Sure, they may come by the dealership and test drive the car. But will they be able to afford the payments?

most of the elephant fields found since then have come by examining the survey data gathered years ago with faster computing techniques.

The dictionary was then out of print and was hard to come by.

Such a situation has not come by easily and it needs efforts from both sides to maintain it.

High quality, investment-grade bonds from companies with solid balance sheets and steady growth prospects have been harder to come by.

These achievements have not come by easily and the SCO and its member states have withstood the severe test of the global financial crisis.

But there's a problem: scientific research on race is hard to come by, and it's not difficult to see why.

Over the next few weeks neighborhood children would come by to check on Mac and talk to him.

Over the next few weeks neighborhood children would come by to check on Mac and talk to him.

However, Mr. Li still didn't come by Bobby's office to thank him in person.

Eg. And paper had a merit, especially in Sweden: it was not only lighter than copper, but easier to come by than silver or gold.

With finance hard to come by, how the US uses the $2bn of stimulus money set aside for advanced battery makers could shape the industry.

In his creations, be they mediocre or weird, concrete notions and styles are very hard to come by.

Loans are a bit easier to come by for prospective homebuyers.

Freedom to take the next job or move for a relationship is easy to come by when you rent a home.

Here in America, however, turnips weren't as easy to come by, but there were pumpkins aplenty .

Well, you could drive down, or, there again, you could come by train and I'll meet you at the station.

This fear is well come by, for who has not heard of the contemporary outcries against artists who later were called great?

This mistake probably seems obvious, but as anyone who's been on a lengthy job hunt can tell you, discouragement is easy to come by.

They did not come by their honours easily.

"In an environment where loan growth is tough to come by, it's a tough challenge, " Goldberg said in an interview.

These items shouldn't be difficult to come by once I print the article in the paper. This community has always been very generous.

Emily and I won't be here. She's gonna come by to say goodbye.

Oh, my! Flattery will get you everywhere! I'll wait for you in the Chamber of Rites. Come by at your earliest convenience.

That suggests that more volatility is in store and future stock gains could be harder to come by.

But in the dusty, dry areas of a rocky south African desert, bogs and lakes are hard to come by.

For small businesses in particular, data on R& D spending is hard to come by, partly because different countries track it differently.

Kiss told Bush that if he wasn't doing anything the next morning, he could come by for their 3 a. m. feeding.

The growth has come by expanding the definition of a smartphone and cutting prices, analysts said.

So why don't you give me a call and maybe you can come by the office or something.

That's hard to come by in a world where bank loans are scarce and cash savings are at risk from inflation and theft.

Firm numbers are hard to come by; as European Union (EU) citizens, the French can move to Britain without registering with any authority.

I can't change my sanguinary in being, never. I can feel that the tears come by my face. Kill myself is the best, maybe. so Please.

Another crew will come by later to pick up the body.

I tell you what, 8: 00 is no good for me, but why don't you guys get started and I'll come by at around 8: 45 or so.

And for anyone with a decent idea and the drive to start a company, $100, 000 to get it off the ground is easy to come by.

The middle has been hollowed out, on-the-job training is rare and good posts hard to come by.

Funding is now harder to come by, especially for the smallest firms.

The progress of the world has not come by pulling men down. It has come by building them up.

Consumer internet traffic: Data guzzlers | The Economist RELIABLE data about internet traffic is hard to come by.

Be patient; you will soon come by an opportunity to publish your articles.

I opened up in Chicago on Halsted now. Come by and see the girls.

And with financing hard to come by, fewer deals are getting done.

Such a universal genius is hard to come by.

When their usual diet of nuts, seeds, fruits and fungi is hard to come by, grey squirrels strip the bark off beech and sycamore trees.

There are a fair number of former servicemen in prison, too, though accurate figures are hard to come by.

But while applications are strong at both Oxford and Cambridge, jobs for graduating students are more difficult to come by.

Politicians prefer to bung cash at favoured initiatives; it's in their nature, but makes environmental gains harder to come by.

I understand, sir. I'll come by tomorrow morning to talk to you about it, if that's all right.

All bread is not babied in one oven . 2 . life is a come by to him who thinks and a tragedy to him who feels .

Aside from some fast-food joints and wallet-straining restaurants at five-star hotels, foreign cuisine was hard to come by.

Cities are built on money, and necessities like fresh air, clean water and a safe place to sleep are difficult to come by in cities.

With global exchange consolidation well advanced, juicy opportunities are hard to come by these days.

I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain.

How did you come by such a large amount of money?

HELEN: Really? Well, you'll come by to see us while you're here, I hope?

Slot machines were also hard to come by, and the two large video roulette theaters were overflowing with gamblers.

For those seeking a mortgage, credit is still hard to come by.

Loans are harder to come by than at any time since the early 1980s.

Your new moon will only come by once a year and we always hope it's a favorable one - this one will be that, and more!

In a market where success is harder to come by and failure will be judged harshly, they had better keep winning prizes.

Practice were strict self-discipline, can not afford a little evil thoughts, could this be said to have been hard to come by.

Statistics about the incidence of real criminal activity against and among children are hard to come by and hard to interpret.

HELEN: Reeveryoney? Well. . . you'll come by to see us while you're here. . . I hope?

I often hanker after a little peace and respite from confusion, but it is really hard to come by.

FIFA may not raise true taxes, but it finds revenue easier to come by than many national governments do.

Mahone pulls a gun on the clerk, who tells Wyatt that no one has come by to look for him.

It was actually a lot harder to come by information which gave us plenty of breathing space.

They used to come on foot, but they don't do that again. They often come by bus.

Martha will expect you to come by at six o'clock for dinner.

Sure, I'll come by this afternoon. Thanks for your help, bye.

"If it hasn't come by April, we'll take a test, " he whispered.

Real-time search is still new, and information about it is hard to come by.

are hard to come by on the internet since lighting is less glamorous than other areas of home decorating.

Yet, as Lehman's bankruptcy demonstrates, capital is harder to come by and considerably more expensive.

The shrinking of banks' balance-sheets that follows a financial bust makes credit more costly and harder to come by.

Specific on the H. 263 codec introduced here on the fact the bar, here are hard to come by testing program source code!

But the realities of regulatory restriction and rampant piracy mean profits remain hard to come by.

Statistics are hard to come by since bans are issued by the country's opaque security agencies.

The darkness confers measures of privacy and freedom as hard to come by in North Korea as electricity.

We used to come on foot, but now we don't do that again. We often come by bus.

and leveraging the school's resources, Mr. Laurino found interviews were hard to come by during the on- campus recruiting season.

LAURA: He said I should come by this morning.

I don't know if you're aware of this, but these honorary degrees are apparently pretty hard to come by.

They have come by overnight train from Moscow. Another has come overland from London.

Yet success in the world's biggest telecom market, the U. S. , has been hard to come by.

Financing for more speculative renewable-energy start-ups will be harder to come by, thanks to the credit crunch.

HELEN: Remore or less 'sly? Well, you'll come by to see us while you're here, I hope?

Unfortunately , alternatives to bombing the North Vietnam were hard to come by.

However, policy prescriptions for dealing with the impact of bad jobs are hard to come by.

Detroit is broke, and federal funds are hard to come by too these days, so where will the funds come from?

But exact numbers are hard to come by, not least because of the continued rapid growth in the global number of subscribers.

The user is enmeshed in festal atmosphere, be enmeshed in romantic breath, and all these elements are not come by the price of dominant.

If you need help, just come by the reception counter, I will always be here to help you.

But the credit squeeze means borrowed funds are now harder to come by, which leaves its economy vulnerable.

Solid information on this subject's history is, regrettably, still hard to come by.

Officials rarely come by, but life in the village is more orderly than in much of the rest of Dagestan.

Ambrose Bierce reveals how far science had come by 100 years ago with the following entries in his Devil's Dictionary.

Time off to train for a triathlon will probably be harder to come by.

The town remains largely blue-collar, but manufacturing jobs are hard to come by.

In the process that spills a picture, the inviting hip of the appearance Ji Weiqiao of female breast is revealed to come by adequately body.

I think of myself as a mediocre writer. I do not come by my mediocrity naturally.

Acquaintances are a little easier to come by.

Why did you come here on foot when you know you should come by bike?

Ms. Williams : All right, you need to come by to fill out an application and be interviewed . Could you come down this afternoon?

Until his mental and physical exhaustion, exhausted, still should come by searching for sleep.

I'd like you to come by in about an hour if you can.

In a lot of places in Asia, ATM machines are hard to come by and may not accept all ATM cards.

"The numbers are hard to come by, " he says. "But we think domestic abuse has gone down. "

We didn't know then that the restaurant, La Toque, was pretty famous and reservations were hard to come by.

When everybody on the project works in the same building, status information is easier to come by.

Building materials are hard to come by since no paved roads reach Juba and there are few original buildings.

Perhaps I could come by with a police escort?

HELEN: Reaccessory? Well, you’ ll come by to see us while you’ re here, I achievement?

What Buzzbnk does provide is access to unsecured, cheap finance that many start-up social entrepreneurs struggle to come by.

We've had our ups and downs , but friends are hard to come by, so we'll be best friends forever .

For obvious reasons, statistics on the informal economy are hard to come by.

Dialogue: A Mum: Grandpa is coming this Friday. DuDu: That's great! Will he come by air? Mum: No, he's coming by train.

I'm sorry. It's out of stock now. Could you come by again next week?

on (3) which is harder to come by, they must be equally strong in the comprehension and the writing skill of both English and Chinese.

Some banks are selling assets and lending less, making loans harder to come by and costlier.

"Buying interest is huge, there is little resistance to the rise and sellers are hard to come by, " said one broker.

Ellen and her daughter would return home the way they had come, by following the railroad track.

We want to be happy, but we think it should be earned or deserved or hard to come by.

Everyday for almost six months I would come by her house to eat a meat sandwich before returning to the orphanage.

Stranger ones have come by here before they flew away .

And your weapons speak with equal power. . . But it intrigues me: how exactly did you come by your Protoculture systems?

Elephants are hard to come by in New York. Large motor vehicles are not.

And, on Afghanistan's heroin highway to Europe, guns are never hard to come by.

They should have come by this time.

I'll come by this evening and pick up the books.

They used to come on foot, but they come by bus now.

Tao children, this opportunity is hard to come by, why should we abandon it?

Though Mount Huang is in mountain areas, its traffic is very convenient. You can come by train or plane.

"This year we are using broken pieces of brick from the Houghton Parking Deck; it's easier to come by, " says Bowen.

But even menial temp jobs-such as working in the basement of Sports Illustrated, bar-coding old photo negatives-have been hard to come by.

I'll come by for you at the hotel.

Figures are hard to come by, but in rich countries women typically hold 30-40% of senior managerial posts in central government.

Given all the hype, one might think that such a definition wouldn't be hard to come by.

Though accurate figures are hard to come by, Liberia's unemployment rate is believed to top 80 percent.

September 1511 - Detail about the conflict is hard to come by after September, as many of the records were either lost, stolen or destroyed.

With rents high and jobs hard to come by, it's no surprise that people are doubling up.

No, not at all. I have to come by your apartment, anyway.

The cities and financing vehicles themselves say credit is harder to come by.

You may come by on Monday to pick it up, after the check has cleared.

You should come by sometime and take a look.

She's really rushing back, because it's hot, to try to feed her chicks. And then there's another fellow that will leisurely come by.

Luke settled quickly, scoring on his debut, but playing time in recent weeks has been hard to come by.