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Much of the postmortem debate and legal fights following the financial crisis come down to the question of investor sophistication.

"I don't think you come down to the ground and decide it would be a really good idea to stand upright and move around, " he says.

That difference really shows now that the making of cameras has come down to "How much can you invest in silicon chips? "

Well, as I said at the beginning, it really does come down to a matter of preference.

John was sitting and daydreaming in class so his teacher told him to come down to earth and to answer the question.

Maybe I can subrogate him to come down to take up the matter.

George showed me to the guestroom which, he said, was rarely used. He told me to unpack my things and then come down to dinner.

My parents used to take much care of me and wish me to be a useful and great man, never thinking that I come down to the world like this.

Ultimately, it'sgoing to come down to what's best for you and best for your situation.

She used to have servants; now she finds it a come-down to have to do the work herself.

"Oh, " she said, "we were waiting for you to come down to earth and stop being up yourself! "

Bill was sitting and daydreaming so his mother told him to come down to earth and do his homework.

All of these dos and don'ts come down to keeping your XML clean, simple, and easy to understand.

"He looks as if he had plenty of determination, " he said, "but when you come down to brass tacks he has no backbone. "

Signor Vitelli took pity on him and vent for his wife and daughter to come down to the cafe to join them.

Was it on her account that you neglected to come down to see your sister and me this year?

Oh Lord. Andy come down to the loading dock today. Asked me for a length of rope. Six foot long.

At the heart of it, these deals all come down to mandating emissions cuts, which means paying a lot more for energy.

The girl 's necklace had come down to her from her grandmother .

He gave the guards permission to do those things, and they knew nobody was ever going to come down to that dungeon.

Not just a normal "Please come down to the office" note, it said "Come to office, now. "

Could you come down to the front desk? There's someone here who wants to speak to you.

At the present time, the concept of quality of life has been come down to various fields, but it develops lately in ophthalmology.

Oh, on, I sent you to the "invitation" and invited me to come down to enjoy the quiet, bathed in the mellow you?

The banyan, you know, is a tree whose branches come down to the ground to take root and form new trunks.

"Over the next few years, the price of a car will gradually come down to a reasonable price. "

In reality, "none of the works of Tacitus have come down to us without interpolations. "

Mr. Smith will come down to see you in a minute.

The reasons for differences in communication styles are varied and multifaceted, but often come down to the all important concept of face.

My drunken dad decided to come down to the basement and show us all his third nipple.

Our wages would never come down to a level close to China's, even if the yuan had a fairer value.

recollections of some of these conflicts are embodied in the Gilgamesh epic, in the literary and courtly form that has come down to us.

Anderson: What I mean is that we'll never be able to come down to your price. The gap is too great.

Lester was still indisposed , but he preferred to come down to the office, and he did.

Drama about the wealthy come down to super-lawyer at home in her nanny to do, both produced in stumbling into an emotional story.

They were so excited by their success that it was hard for them to come down to earth and accept that there was still work to be done.

So it may come down to a choice of a smart cover versus a case, and the smart cover is looking pretty appealing.

The verdict will come down to whether a jury believes Rajaratnam was trying to cheat.

Yes, you are very lucky. I think we have all of those pieces here at the police station. Could you come down to have a look at them?

If you will come down to such a beast as I am, I want to be to you the best a man can be to a woman, Hilma.

may come down to a battle for about twenty to twenty-five percent of the voters, with the rest having already committed.

It had almost come down to the wire as Metorex shareholders were set to vote on the Vale offer later this month.

Most financial hardships come down to people not being able to abide by this one simple precept.

He said: "Come down to the morgue at midnight on Friday night. "

So I have come down to deliver them out of slavery and bring them to a good land, a land flowing with milk and honey.

Stick to moderate sideburns that come down to the middle point of your ear. Longer sideburns make your face more narrow and vice-versa.

Some Testaments have come down to us from sources other than the Dead Sea Scrolls, in Ethiopic, Syriac, Greek, and Coptic translations.

The bank had come down to bankruptcy.

The answer might come down to a somewhat discredited concept, the "decoupling" of economies that sees some driving forward while others lag.

A few such stories have come down to us from classical times.

A: Mr. Jackson will come down to see you in about five minutes, Mr. Wilson.

Upon opening my eyes I realized I was not in heaven but that an angel had come down to earth, just for me.

Riots throughout history have been driven by grievances which come down to basics: food, security, confidence about survival.

I never thought she would come down to asking my advice about her affairs.

insists to come down to be no problem commonly so, can have been taken an examination of!

What I have come down to be, since I first saw you in this house!

As we come down to the last few days, I as one citizen want to thank those of all parties who tried and endured.

I have seen, I have seen the affliction of my people which is in Egypt, and I have heard their groaning, and am come down to deliver them.

You can imagine I'm going to drop everything and come down to London before I attend to my grandchildren, then you're mistaken.

Come down to be equals and join us on a level playing field instead of creating a new rival in the style of the Cold War.

Otherwise, work laboriously saves the profit that come down to calculate from product cost is to give transport company.

With the help of the machines human beings can fly in the air and heavenly beings can come down to earth.

Large-scale Web applications all come down to content gathering, building, storage, managing, releasing, searching and service.

Diplomats said negotiations were likely to come down to the wire as Abbas plans to submit the request on Friday.

They may hire someone who struck a chord, whose pop and polish masked his deficits. It could come down to a gut feeling.

The lovers are living out a fantasy ; but one day they'll come down to earth.

I always believed it would come down to the Croatia game and thankfully it has.

Come down to see our school and for youself.

In fact, serious conflicts about sexual fantasies usually come down to a problem in the relationship generally.

These shells and bones would be well preserved in cellars or caves and come down to modern times.

Could you come down to the Bell Captain's Desk with your claim tag to pick up your bags, sir?

Could your come down to the Bell Captain's Desk with your claim tag to pick up your bags?

Orders had come down to move them to an appropriate site and blow them all to smithereens .

And they said to him, "We have come down to bind you, that we may give you into the hands of the Philistines. "

It was like his brother to come down to "brass tacks . "

Both come down to fundamental differences between the male sexual brain and the female sexual brain.

Portability issues in C come down to the C type system; types may have different qualities on different platforms.

Although there are websites, databases and periodicals to consult, results often come down to a broker's general knowledge.

All of these studies again come down to choosing the diet that helps you eat less.

a: so you really don't see your way to get it down a bit? if you come down to the old price, we can place an order of a large quality.

Once, French people of a certain age would come down to the river for their traditional stroll.

Since you are so young and inexperienced (and she thought to herself, 'and foolish'), you should not come down to the village with me.

These nebulous conceptions of economic justice come down to us from medieval times.

Many fine tales have come down to us from our ancestors.

Even if you can't make the tour, why not come down to the stadium to take in the atmosphere and magic of the cup?

It might come down to the fact that iron-handed women are just more aware of their own sexual rights.

Political decisions sometimes come down to the judgement and wisdom of individuals.

It shows the second stage of a Soyuz rocket in the crash zone where they come down to earth.

Rogge also reiterated Thursday that he believes the Oct. 2 decision will come down to a handful of votes.

and calling me to come down to pet stores to look at cats.

and calling me to come down to pet stores to look at cats.

Scientists were stumped because migrating swarms normally come down to rest every night.

The concerned experts call on China recall should come down to components and parts enterprises.

And how you manage your workload will come down to the type of grid that you are supporting.

Billy : Oh. . . well, the jacket fits just right. The sleeves come down to my thumbs .

Many complex answers have been offered, but in the end they come down to this: it's a mystery.

The margins will have likely come down to make that investment in monetization.

I have knowledge of your pride and the evil of your heart, you have come down to see the fight.

The central bank had signalled in its November Inflation Report that the base rate would come down to 5. 25% next year.

The qualities that make a good manager can come down to decisiveness.

The qualities that make a good manager can come down to decisiveness.

Sexual-assault cases often come down to whose story a jury believes: the victim or the alleged assailant, legal experts say.

Sakya King and all Heavenly girls come down to do offering three times day and night.

Your final choice of a camera may well come down to cost.

But by 2050 this will have come down to only two workers for every pensioner.

You're always dreaming of being a film star. I think you'd better come down to earth.

Some people have aims which are too high to achieve. They should come down to earth and be practical.

Plato's Symposium is the first reflective discussion of sex that has come down to us.

so that she's completely obscured from any animals that might want to come down to cross the river.

According to customers' objects, it will come down to relevant staff in customer service, marketing, and logistics departments.

They had to come down to common English, to earn their living or make their way.

But let us come down to Earth, to the nexus point of your existence in time and space.

DEREK JONES: Could you come down to the development workshop for a second?

When I have time, I'll come down to the school to see how you're both doing.

Stories about the Nile have come down to us.

Like all political battles, the Wisconsin fight will come down to numbers.

Carol: You want some funny m ateri al, you ought a come down to where I work, now th at's a sitcom !

But the fight may come down to something more provincial: who has the best lawyers.

The reasons they want U. S. passports for their babies are varied, but most come down to two key factors -- education and setting.

Now that his money has all been spent, he's had to come down to earth.

For the devil has come down to you, having great wrath, because he knows that he has a short time.

eg. Please come down to the office.

An eternal fascination of games between elite clubs is that sometimes they come down to a duel between two world-class players.

Sometimes a bird would come down to perch on top of the doghouse.

What I mean is that we will never be able come down to your price. The gap is too great.

Our choices come down to demolishing the old house or restoring it.

Sheridon says the cost of producing smart paper has come down to about $1 a square foot in any two colors.

And they said unto him, We are come down to bind thee, that we may deliver thee into the hand of the Philistines.

Has our relationship just come down to this-money?

B: Has our relationship just come down to this-money?

The two lovers are living in a kind of dreamworld ; but they'll come down to earth.

As ever, all these decisions come down to your personal philosophy.

This story has come down to us from ancient times.

I have heard their groaning and have come down to set them free.

This has to do with factors which come down to being simply economic.

No matter what happens in my life, and no matter how old I am, happiness in life does come down to your attitude towards it.

There are several reasons for. . . , but in general, they come down to three major ones.

Come down to us we cannot hear you upstairs.

"Come down to us, " they said. "We will not harm you. "

He had come down to begging.

LEDs promise long life and low power, but there's a lot to do before LED prices come down to earth.

In the past few weeks, however, she has come down to earth with a bump.

The difference between people with Cotard and Capgras may come down to their attributional style, Young thinks.

In the end, it might come down to a personal choice based on the type of phone you own.

Excuse me, sir, I have finished typing your documents, would you please come down to proof-read it.

That's fine. Well, if you could come down to the station tomorrow, you can sign this form and have a look at what we've got here.

If you come down to the old price, we can place an order of a large quantity.

I think the Trailblazers will come down to earth and miss the playoffs but you can't rule them out yet because of their recent play.

What happens next may come down to how impulsive you are.

Come down to the kitchen.

We hope to come down to London next week.

Choose a man and have him come down to me.

This is something the art team would like to do, though it will ultimately come down to time.

I promise to come down to earth in my next lecture.

We can't day dream all the time. We have to come down to earth.

In the end, our food choices don't come down to economics alone.

'We'll come down to a single-digit number between 2015 and 2020, ' he says.

Ultimately, it will come down to money.

The UK must simply keep its nerve while the economy and currency come down to earth.

Well, if you could come down to the station tomorrow, you can sign this form and have a look at what we've got there.

What do our choices in this come down to?

Today, that number has also come down to 22% for Amazon.

Every year I follow the lights, and this year I have to come down to the water because the heavy clouds.

Well, science is not religion and it doesn't just come down to faith.

The discussion is getting us nowhere, let's come down to brass tacks and make a practicable plan.

I may never come down to earth again.

The custom has come down to us from the past.

I will worked like hell and come down to earth , however I hope myself is a dry eye.

It is not necessarily giving materially, and it can come down to giving people you meet a loving smile and a kind word.

Come down to Huaxing and see for yourself !

Come down to our school and see for yourself.

When we come down to details, the plan seems possible.

Dig into most "impossible" problems on the table, and they come down to money.

Let's come down to earth!

Why did you not come down to breakfast?

The interest rate would come down to as little as 5. 76 per cent.

I also think it will come down to being mindful and deliberate with where I spend my time and for how long.

Tom: because I want to let the pill come down to my stomach.

And it's all come down to this - a Cinderella story.

Thus it is that thou hast come down to me.

Oscar: Do you want to come down to the library with me?

Come down to earth, Drew. You're not going to do that, are you?

It can in part come down to: Do you trust the message and do you trust the messenger?

Accordingly, the literature in English that has come down to us from this period (1150-1250) is almost exclusively religious or admonitory.

Agreement as if this life is my friend, I will often come down to talk with them.

Would you like to come down to and check them?

If you like to keep lively. Just come down to our house.

The government's holding in Japan Tobacco has already come down to the legal minimum and any sale would need revisions to the law.

At the same time, their prediction for 2009 has come down to 1. 0 percent from 1. 5 percent.

Please contact me immedaitly for me to come down to your contry to start a new life

If you come down to the woods today, be sure of a big surprise: A brown bear hides behind Finnish foliage

And if I hadn't come down to the coast to disappear

But I, gotta come down to earth, I don't wanna

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but baby ive come down to my goodbye

But baby I've come down to my goodbye

folk tales that come down to us

I come down to Bertier. I don't see you coddle him

you can't come down to earth

just come down to our house

so come down to our house,

come down to our house