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This could come in handy in some circumstances, such as if you were researching a topic and you forgot to save Web pages as you went.

It has come in handy for me many times when I am trying to get out the door and found a pocket ripped or a button loose.

Given how much a fan could come in handy, it's a shame they ever invented air conditioning.

Memory debugging programs (see Resources) can come in handy when you're trying to detect memory leaks.

Listening carefully and remembering a fascinating bit of information about each person will come in handy if you meet again.

Please at least consider these words throughout your life, believe me it'll come in handy when you least expect it to.

Having a small mirror can come in handy when you want to see what's going on behind your line of sight.

The handset can take snaps in rapid successions (three at a time), which may come in handy should you work with fast moving objects.

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But first the apartment has to be rented, and the deeds signed, and a thousand other details for which his frock coat will come in handy.

In terms of radio, television, or in Internet companies, radio and television professional graduates will come in handy.

Because it seems to be justified, bluff bluffing can, really to the crucial moment, that didn't come in handy.

Roth's Darpa-funded research might come in handy as he works out the kinks in this new procedure.

With certain family members, a rain check for a few home-cooked meals can come in handy.

Knowing more than a few fever-relieving strategies will certainly come in handy during these situations.

Never underestimate the value of a written report of your accomplished tasks. They will come in handy.

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Plus I figured a law degree might come in handy; if anything it would make for an interesting story.

It may not be the most stylish fashion accessory, but a bottle of water sure can come in handy.

Restructuring expertise and the ability to wring cash out of challenging balance sheets will come in handy indeed.

These come in handy if you are working with a team of translators and would like to pass around ideas through the PO file.

And a lovely nightdress will always come in handy at a sleepover or on vacations too.

It was just happenstance that these same features would later come in handy ashore.

Think these English phrases will come in handy the next time you're asked to present your argument?

There are at least three situations where an analytical framework can come in handy.

I wouldn't mind dueling lessons; they might come in handy one of these days.

In the course of this programme, you will learn a few market-related terms that may come in handy.

Do not throw that plastic bag away; it may come in handy.

It's not that I have that many shoes but I thought it would come in handy for little odds and ends.

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Take this guide book with you. It might come in handy.

As you can see, ECS can come in handy in any situation in which you need to programmatically generate markup.

Senior officers say the program does come in handy when the goal is not imparting information, as in briefings for reporters.

However, if the utility you want to run doesn't accept multiple input arguments, the Z shell's multiple input redirection can come in handy.

Nowadays, some short sleepers gravitate to fields like blogging, videogame design and social media, where their sleep habits come in handy.

Everything that you've learnt and all the hardships you've suffered will all come in handy at some point in your life.

The building built in 1980s is so impressive. Now , my camera certainly come in handy , I can't help but take photos.

You never know when a former boss, colleague, business partner or acquaintance may come in handy.

It'll also come in handy when things get warm and the air temperature isn't quite to your liking.

I always take this pocket dictionary along as it may come in handy.

And that principle may come in handy in the emergency room, especially with trauma patients.

I said if we crash in the ocean, your donut's gonna come in handy.

allardyce feels faye ' s versatility will come in handy , while former marseille captain be ye is a natural born winner.

Those skills will also come in handy as EADS seeks to expand the defence side of its business.

You'll probably use needle-nose pliers most often, but heavy grooved pliers and wire cutting pliers will come in handy at times too.

Here are your money and exchange memos. Please keep the memos safe. They may come in handy later on. And here's your declaration form.

Airlines Reservations Hotline - Obviously this one helps out more when you're traveling, but believe me someday it will come in handy.

They may come in handy. Besides, these items can be true bang for the buck.

Picasso love to Xing, it drew a picture to cover g, and tells him to collect, the future will come in handy.

Cosmetics also come in handy for job seekers looking to make an impression on prospective employers.

His ecommerce background will come in handy when introducing revenue models into HiPiHi.

You might find that the extra cash will come in handy when an opportunity to invest comes along.

A few more traveller's cheques may come in handy on the holiday.

These travel's check are going to come in handy on our vacation.

Years later, Kosuke's math skills still come in handy as a defender for the Colorado Rapids.

Here are your money and exchange memo. Please keep the memo. It may come in handy later on.

but don ' t forget your golf umbrella . it could come in handy as a sunshade.

This super strength could come in handy in an emergency.

Check out these features that might come in handy before you book your next hotel for business travel.

While there I remembered the special glue would come in handy in fixing my broken shelf and stool.

Cellulase, which can break apart glycosidic bonds in paper products, would come in handy since many toilet clogs are caused by excess TP.

The Web Developer Tool will also come in handy on this website.

Too bad. It could have come in handy.

John, Thanks a lot for the camera. It would definitely come in handy.

Your fine diplomatic skills can come in handy today both at home and work.

They are of use not only in the night, they also come in handy in day time if visibility is poor due to fog or an overcast sky.

Once you are comfortable with the Eclipse platform, the series books really come in handy.

it will come in handy when your four-year-old decides she will only eat foods that are white.

You often make a purchase, such as a tool or tech gadget, with the thought, "This will probably come in handy. "

I told you to bring one. They always come in handy.

Once again, a little mathematics come in handy.

Your smarts will come in handy because you will travel in a land of marvels.

This could come in handy if any patching has to be done, or if the files are contained in multiple archives.

Is vision needed for Reapers to jump up cliff? If so, does Optic Flare come in handy?

But for those that spend a lot of time away from electricity, it might come in handy.

Our extra bedroom will come in handy when your friends visit from Canada.

Once the tire failure, accompanied the spare tire will come in handy.

Does your car have remote keyless entry? This may come in handy someday.

The third area where analytical frameworks come in handy is in training.

Think of input conditions that will cause concat_recursive to fail, so that the debugger might come in handy.

I doubt many people would want to permanently suppress love, but a temporary vaccine could come in handy.

Please keep the memo. . . it may come in handy late on.

If you're shy about meeting new people, these 10 useful tips to make new friends might come in handy.

The modem may also come in handy if you travel frequently.

The money my aunt gave me will come in handy to pay for my music lessons.

This umbrella will come in handy during my trip to Guangzhou.

The expertise of the school have come in handy?

Don't throw that empty box away, it might come in handy another time.

And in these instance, racemization can really come in handy.

A prayer for peace and tranquillity might come in handy.

The commode will come in handy during major disasters such as earthquakes or when you are caught in a traffic jam, a company official said.

It will come in handy on your vacation.

I'll put it in my commonplace book. Maybe it will come in handy one day.

A flat bottle of Coke can come in handy if you're into composting.

The scent of one person can spook shy creatures for miles around, which is when camera traps come in handy.

A little knowledge of psychology will come in handy.

Amy: Don't worry. Just prepare some extra jokes. Maybe they will come in handy.

Paraplex could come in handy if you needed to present some data in tabular form.

Builders can also facilitate building HTML, which can come in handy when developing Groovlets.

Don't throw away these stuff, it'll come in handy someday!

No, but take this ivory comb, which will come in handy.

But this effect might come in handy for women over age 50, who are experiencing menopausal blues.

Even though this plugin is more geared toward beginning bloggers, it's still a tool that can come in handy for anyone.

We'll save the other half, Dad. It'll come in handy later.

The Daily Top 10's crack panel of scholars has a list of some classics that should come in handy.

Under bed storage bins can come in handy.

This mantra can also come in handy when you're having a bad day.

They also come in handy when you are moving to and from school.

Here's one way the Internet can come in handy.

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"Set a timer for 30 minutes" and other such commands come in handy very frequently.

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Listed below are some key sentences you may hear or use, It may come in handy.

However, when you are reading subjects that you need to learn quickly, speed reading can come in handy.

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Don't throw these boxes away we may come in handy when we move.

This is where the values can come in handy.

They come in handy when you have a complex mesh to use in collisions but cannot use a Mesh Collider .

No. Those guns come in handy when we do fight.

If you pay attention to summing up some tips from our daily life, when we are in troubles, they maybe come in handy.

YOU never know what may come in handy.

Such relationships come in handy when, for example, he needs permission to build a new bottling plant.

Learn best not to pass the exam, but also to learn things into their part, anytime, anywhere can come in handy.

That is where a tool such as the Snail Braille reader could come in handy.

I have a project in mind for 2010 and your list will certainly come in handy.

I bought a new pen today. That will come in handy for work. Yes, I needed a new pen. Especially since you write so much.

This is where tracing tools come in handy, such as iptrace, ipreport, and tcpdump.

These XML terms may come in handy as you read about the libraries discussed in this article

His Java application development skills come in handy. As he writes

In this case the ability to discover the service without knowing the exact name of the service will come in handy

This pocket dictionary may come in hanDy now and then