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With increasing prevalence of mobile devices, the IrDA communications have come into a golden age of development.

I might, but I have confidence in you. With a little time, you'll come into your own and you'll make a fine leader for this organization.

He stopped walking, waiting for Tony to come into his presence, smiling at him, unable to speak.

However, GM seems to have a knack for killing vehicles just as they come into their own, so we won't hold our breath.

Travel, parties, entertainment and year end festivities will all come into play when trying to hook up with someone who can rock your world.

I dreamed I had come into an immense underground temple with lofty arched roof. It was filled with a sort of underground uniform light.

The issue of guaranteeing the consumers' right and interest does not come into being until the human history developed into a certain stage.

Do not come into contact with this industry people simply do not differentiate, and these parts using time within a year.

And when he was come into the ship, he that had been possessed with the devil prayed him that he might be with him.

His miracle on this day was just a little taste of why he had come into this world.

At that time, the criteria of appraisal is often from the interests of tribal groups, and began to come into mixed phenomenon.

Controlling the surface flow and design is one of the most demanding tasks when you come into the refining stage of your model.

But I hope you will get over it, and live to see many young men of four thousand a year come into the neighbourhood.

After nearly two years of effort, the project has recently passed the evaluation successfully and come into a conclusion.

What sort of manager did you come into the company wanting to be?

When you come into a realization of the true nature of this "I" , you will enjoy a sense of power which you have never before known.

United did not come into existence in 1993. We were formed in 1878. The last few years are but a small part of our history.

Father will straighten up in his rocking chair and a wonderful look will come into his eyes.

It was the voice of Scrooge's nephew. The young man had come into the office so quickly that Scrooge had not known he was there.

And there's a strong sense of what I'm calling a 'deadness' to structures that fuel businesses and corporations I come into contact with.

Now as you and I are the chief actors in this enterprise, I think we should come into a nice agreement.

He did not come into his own despite his achievements in medical researches.

Bud usually didn't come into work until after lunch, so I met with him for the first time the following Monday afternoon.

But sometimes on warm days Pa left the door of her stall open so she could come into the barnyard.

Unlike a padded dash, when your fingers come into contact with the hard polymer's sharp edges, there is just a sense of discomfort.

I happen to have come into the possession of a magical sword a while back.

He said he couldn't come into work because he was ill, but I smell something fishy and think he went to see the last day of the Test Match.

It's very easy to get wrapped up in things. But most of the things you worry about never come into reality.

As a statistic tool, TSA has been affirmed and recommended by WTO, but a general mode has not come into being in terms of concrete methods.

LESTAT: Anything is possible. But just try it for a week. Come into New Orleans and let me show you some real sport!

As of the beginning of September, the new rules have come into effect, at least in Taipei.

We tell you that there are more souls trying to come into Planet Earth than can be accommodated.

I also wasn't clued into the fact that I never really tried to go after girls, and instead passively waited for them to come into my life.

She has not come into contact with gorillas, but the death of a spouse after which he worked with a number of men had had sex with.

China has come into an aged society but this society, with its own characteristics, is different from that of other countries.

Yes, Lord, " she told him, " I believe that you are the Christ, the Son of God, who was to come into the world.

It has never been used to treat allergies and researchers hope it will come into its own as a contraceptive instead.

Miao acquaintance with the words come into his room to see him is a medical student, a fellow with me, he made a statement.

They did not come into contact with, is not complete, it will not know you very stubborn deaf ear to their plight.

You see, Jesus didn't come into this world to do his will, but that of his Father.

Father in heaven, give us the grace to take time this month to be still before you and to wait patiently for you to come into our lives.

As is by now well known, the term 'task' began to come into deliberate use in applied linguistics around the beginning of the 1980's.

"They got to you, didn't you? " It was the colleague who had come into my classroom earlier. I nodded.

The word cement seems to have come into Middle English from Old French and ultimately from Latin.

There was a note of passion in his voice. "Did you know that you had come into the finest place in the world to buy socks? "

I waited for him in front of the KFCs door. I havent seen him for a year. And in a year, we didnt come into contact with others frequently.

She had often come into conflict with her mother-in-law.

Well, I've got so much to choose from. I'd just say, "Come into my Aladdin's cave, let me give you whatever you want. "

As you come into caring for the planet, the animals' soul growth will hasten, just as yours will in a better environment.

Once the notion of injustice has come into your mind, you might as well get up and start your day regardless of the fact it is still dark.

And said unto him, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and come into the land which I shall shew thee.

This production has finished its trial-production and is ready to come into the market, which has brought great economic and social benefit.

come into existence We do not know when the universe came into being.

He first had to shower, scrub his boots and strip off his silks for laundering before being allowed to come into contact with his wife.

And with a bit more time, you will become completely expectant of good things to come into your experience.

You come into your car wash. And a plate comes up, holds your battery, takes it out, puts it back in.

Many of you have come into life with a dark side, but that should not dismay you as you will have every opportunity to deal with it.

Thus shall Aaron come into the holy place: with a young bullock for a sin offering, and a ram for a burnt offering.

We used to live in Brunswick, and there's a great oak tree just as you come into town.

With medical-malpractice occurred, criminal liability and administrative liability as well as civil liability come into place in accordance.

Then, the next morning I would be arrived a little bit earlier at college in order I could be allowed come into the Gate.

His eyes glowed. There was a note of passion in his . "Did you know that you had come into the finest place in the world to buy socks? "

Wax must not come into contact with the thread. After fitting the bolts the bolt heads have to be carefully cleaned of any residue wax.

Mr Stela, I know that it took a great deal of courage for you to come into this courtroom and testify.

Sun Yat-sen was one of the first men to come into contact with, research and enthusiastically propagate socialism.

Each person you'd come into contact with, you treat like it had been the first time you met them.

California and the Southwest come into their own in September, with San Franciscans actually seeing the sun for a few days.

When he wanted to come into the garden , it always keep barking until someone opened the door.

If I give them to you now, somebody else may come into my shop with the ticket tomorrow, and then I shall not be able to give him the shoes.

Fractional boundary value problem has come into a wider use in many fields and is of practical value only after positive solution occurs.

It had taken years of tribulation to agree on the European Union's Lisbon treaty, which had only recently come into effect.

The color of uncertainty come into people's eyes and the smile turned into a thick cover tip of brow, eye covered.

If allowed to come into contact with the skin, croton oil causes blistering and painful skin irritation which can last up to three weeks.

Once process fluid is introduced, normal plant safety procedures must come into effect as if it were a live operating plant.

It's as if they come into this world with a game controller in one hand and a mouse in the other.

An email is often a way to build and develop a relationship of some sort. To do that, emotions must come into play.

But there are other things that we do not see, because, alas, they have never been permitted to come into existence.

His condition was improving, it said. Authorities were searching for people who might have come into contact with the man.

It's easy to come into the side and play because everyone's playing well and we all know our roles.

Another factor that might have come into play -- if nothing else, mentally -- was Phelps' beard.

I can come into work everyday and staple five pieces of paper and just stare at it with my latte. End of story.

Costa Rica is the only signatory country not to have ratified the trade accord, which has come into force elsewhere in Central America.

Substantively they've changed nothing, but technically they have come into compliance with Chinese law.

It's important that people can smell that sincerity when they come into the restaurant, regardless of whether they like the chicken or not.

It drives out of this world a god who had come into it with dissatisfaction and a preference for futile sufferings.

A tune will come into my head and sometimes a lyric, but I never really sit down and try to make something from it.

If you've ever seen a baby born, you know they don't come into the world with a whole lot.

Am I so short of madmen that you have to bring this fellow here to carry on like this in front of me? Must this man come into my house?

He brings with him plans for a free trade deal between the nations, planned to come into force by 2010.

My sister happened to come into my room, she said, "Brother, I tell you a thing. "

In Pan Garden there have been many such things come into market for over a year. It's newly forged.

The long-awaited codes, expected to come into force in January, clarify a subject that has dominated South African business for a decade.

It's as if, for the moment, two souls come into one.

Every time he wanted to come into the garden he would bark until someone opened the gate.

Articles beyond the limit of those taxed and permitted to enter shall not be allowed to come into Chinese territories.

And when Elisha was come into the house, behold, the child was dead, and laid upon his bed.

To stop myself making blunders at work I look at my diary each night to see whom I will come into contact with.

And the howling cacophony of a diesel locomotive crashes toward them as they watch the train come into focus from the distance.

Look , the magazine is printed so beautifully ! Yes, You know, new printing techniques have recently come into use .

However, he did not say when the legislation would be finalized and come into effect.

Give to the Lord the glory of his name; take with you an offering and come into his house.

"Don't you know that little girls aren't supposed to come into the bathroom when a little boy is using it! ? " I hollered.

Since the introduction of American rule , newspapers have come into vogue , and the young men have taken to political discussion .

19 Live for Him. From now on live for His glory, talk of His blessings, come into His presence, worship and adore Him.

If it would never have come into existence if he hadn't made those critical comments about me and my ideas.

I saw that something restraining, one of those humans secrets that baffle probability, had come into play there.

With all sincerity welcome you come into our company de website, and hope with you establish rise tight happy contact, thank your attention!

Today's SF writers are no less inventive in naming their stories, and in the last few years the long title has come into its own once again.

According to Wang's work experience, is likely to be with him come into contact with work-related chemical syrup.

Could we, as you suggested, consider what these spaces are made of, how they come into being?

Along with the beginning of female employment, professional women have come into being and gradually enter the social stage.

When considering the pizza preferences of the dissimilar person, this brain region did not come into play.

Homosexual phenomenon has existed even since the human society come into being, and its existence experienced a complicated change .

The cultural linguistic concept of advertising in modern China, as a transmission message code of commodities, has come into being.

The 31-year-old Frenchman didn't come into his London office Monday, the personal familiar with the matter said.

Only because men and women did not live up to God's standards, did God allow divorce to come into the picture.

The regulations will formally come into force two years from the date on which they were approved by the Assembly.

Like any other car maker, it needs a consumer-led recovery that isn't dependent on government steroids to really come into its own.

Qiao Jean Zi tooth the mouth open eyes and come into view of would be the cold vision of Chen Shi Sen in the distance not.

"It was a new lodger who has come into the house, " said the old woman.

and neither would he be only-begotten, since he also would have come into possession of the name of Son by virtue.

I'm afraid I can't agree with you there. India has just come into the market with a lower price.

However, teachers are saying, listening to classmates, chat because these students did not come into contact with.

"Come into the office, Madam, " he said politely.

Butter is an unusual word that appears to have come into English during the days of Old English but from Latin.

But I said, No, Lord; for nothing common or unclean has ever come into my mouth.

All other nations had come into being among people whose families had lived for time out of mind on the same land where they were horn.

As he clothed himself with cursing like as with his garment, so let it come into his bowels like water, and like oil into his bones.

She had come into the inner control palpitant, she personally wash this once belonged to her car.

The response of most of the businesses was that they had read about the law in the press but don't know when it will come into force.

Giant pandas are large, bear-like animals which are found in Sichuan province, China. come into He came into the classroom.

At least the international criminal court has not come into the act, which would make the crisis even worse.

The Bible says we're wise to look ahead. By doing that, we'll be prepared to spot the pitfalls when they come into our lives.

Driven by the trend of international lifelong learning views, the lifelong learning concept of Taiwan has gradually come into being.

She adds that she has seen "enormous accessibility to experienced people coming out of the US looking to come into Canada" .

You bragged that if he dared to come into Italy, he would not now be called 'the Great'.

All linen that may have come into contact with small-pox victims or have been otherwise contaminated must be burnt .

This piece allows the medicine of Eagle to be administered to all whom come into contact with her alter.

I suggested at the beginning of this chapter that when things come under threat, they often come into clearer view.

It is easy to see how such a policy of evasion may come into collision with the demands of justice.

Oh, that it would now come into my house and rise till every chamber were made to swim with it!

Miss Marianne would not object to such a scheme if her elder sister would come into it.

This understanding can only come into being through the investigation of desire and the observation of its movement.

You don't have to be the first person to come into a promising investment.

In Europe, without subsidies and with government spending cuts due to come into force, demand will fall further.

Do not allow oil, grease or other chemicals to come into contact with cylinders or valves.

Best wishes for the year to come! Good luck in the year ahead! May you come into a good fortune! Live long and proper!

We had come into it only for a short time, but for just long enough to still the ticking of the clock.

The two lost boys happened to come into a cave where they discovered some very valuable prehistorical rock paintings by chance.

DON'T come into Anfield wearing a jester hat, Harry Enfield Scouser wig or other unsuitable headwear that makes you look like a complete *.

Nature exists before human being to come into being. Human being is the result of nature which has developed to a certain stage.

The developed countries had come into the aging society for a long period, and their society security system are more perfect.

It is still extremely difficult for the BBC to visit the camps but we meet IDPs who have come into the town on temporary exit permits.

Dear Jesus, I know that the Victory of the United Hearts cannot come into the heart of the world unless it first comes into my own heart.

If the company has not send application to HK company registereredry, the company name alteration will not come into force.

We come into the world with great curiosity the moment, while filling the parents of a more heavy work - take care of us.

Entering into university does not mean college students have come into the employment safe; they have to accept the choice of the market.

The following details of the organisation and routine have come into the possession of your correspondent.

Entering the square, the first thing which come into your eyes and catches your sight is the unique and huge christmas tree.

If you were to come into the future with me, then you would see these things that I see.

Since the expansion of enrollment and the popularization of higher learning in 1999, China's higher education has come into a new era.

Earlier this month, North Korean state media said "the day is near at hand" when the reactor will come into operation.

It has been agreed by both sides that this borderline treaty come into effect today.

Was really confused, but after some frustration felt after beginning to come into.

Touchpoint diagrams help you see the various ways in which customers come into contact with your software.

I had, up t. ill then, perceived spiritual beauty only through the. outw. a. rd. It had come into me.

This is the law, when a man dieth in a tent: all that come into the tent, and all that is in the tent, shall be unclean seven days.

Getting Karzai's people to work on Abdullah and get him to come into the government is too obvious for people not to be considering it.

If she had come into the room at that moment, all my plans for revenge would have collapsed, and I would have fallen at her feet.

When you come into this house though you've got to take your shoes off, see those straw mats, you can ruin 'em with shoes.

The state news agency said the move would officially come into force when it was published in the government gazette.

If they aren't allowed to, why should they allow wildlife to come into their land just for the benefit of the tourism industry?

You come into my coffee store and order a cappuccino, and I hit the Cappuccino button on the cash register and see that it's $3. 24.

Man has forgotten where he came from and he must come into remembrance of his birth, his birthright, heritage and legacy.

That's why we've got to be careful what we allow to come into our mind. "Garbage in, garbage out. "

On March 30th the ministry said the law would finally come into effect on July 1st and issued a revised set of guidelines.

And in that awakened interest all the hindrances of the past come into being, without your delving into the subconscious to bring it out.

This will help you to come into closer contact with your inner intuitive depths.

he trembled with cold, and had he not come into a warm room he would mostcertainly have perished in the frightful tempest.

When we come into a place like this, we say to you, "Known to God you are, every single one. "

In recent years, KIOSKs have come into wide use and have been gaining popularity all over the world.

Festus therefore, having come into the province, after three days went up to Jerusalem from Caesarea.

It was the second time that we had come into the mountain village to see the homeless children.

Environmental or lifestyle factors may also come into play - too much light in the bedroom or too much caffeine or stimulants in the body.

It's great to have a lad who has just come into the team, who speaks good English and is always smiling.

He always gave me a slight nod when he saw me come into the chapel for the meeting. He loved sharing his guitar stories.

We set an Ambush on all sides, waiting for the enemy to come into the trap.

With so much waiting to come into your lives for the better, you can view any attempts to interfere as quite pointless.

If I cannot come into Seattle myself and do not want to mail the Declaration of Candidacy , what can I do?

After opening the sink or bags for feeding , take the forage by layers vertically. Careful not to let rain come into it .

Anytime you come into a new area you want to scope out the landscape and find out where the food patches are.

My best clothes are not modern or fashionable. Maybe someday they will come into fashion. But I really do not care.

Will not the designers of evil come into error? But mercy and good faith are for the designers of good.

The chances are that you will be kept in solitary and you will be blindfolded whenever you come into contact with one of the kidnappers.

Students can come into my office during scheduled office hours or any other time when I'm in the office and not busy.

I come into our classroom. The windows are very new and clean. My classmates and I are interested in the new things in the classroom.

New stars continued to come into being from the gas clouds of the disk.

Now, in theory , a great deal of various popular theories of management and marketing has accelerative come into China.

Pushed by information technology, ecosystem management has come into a new stage-digitizing management.

The slide must be in a vacuum to make sure that the electron beamused to scan its surface does not come into contact with anyobstructions.

The credibility of American pledges to risk the decisive battle in defense of allies was bound to come into question.

Right Way : I can say that this is one of the worst ideas that can come into your head.

Just as there's intrinsic value in helping other humans, there's intrinsic value in helping higher intelligence come into existence.

All things came into being through Him, and apart from Him not one thing came into being which has come into being.

People come into your life and people leave it . . . you just have to trust that life has a road mapped out for you.

Come into the dark room here, and let us have one final word alone.

OK, how about this? Let's allow girls to come into the building.

A shell and tube evaporator is compact, as the brine remains under pressure and does not come into contact with the air.

"Lizzy, " said he, "I was going to look for you; come into my room. "

The scare began earlier this month when eleven animals were found to have eaten food that had come into contact with radiation.

"Dog legs" (1) had come into their homes and taken the very cotton out of their quilts to meet fictitious Japanese demands.

Cao Cao is holding a stack of newspapers to pass time, see his son come into the word, they guess he is to demand money.

In the short term, however, if the iPad helps bring tablet computers to a broader audience, sketch recognition could also come into its own.

He has come into a lot of money from his uncle's estate.

No man can speak disparagingly of woman if he realizes that no one has come into this world without a mother.

All animals determined to have come into contact with the infected cow will be tested for BSE, Clifford said.

to overcome this crisis , they have to open their innovation business , and financial department , financial supermarket come into being.

New words continue to come into the language at such a rate that no dictionary could possibly keep up with them.

Once applied to your car windscreen, Nanokote Auto instantly repels most substances that come into contact with it.

Oh, my dear Eliza! pray make haste and come into the dining-room, for there is such a sight to be seen!

You just need to come into realize that it is who you are and what you are here to do at this time of human transition of consciousness.

Alumni alumni as a convenient link between the practical systems have come into being.

the man smiled and said, "come into the shop with me, and i'll buy you a rose. "

But nothing can faze me now that this sweet little girl's come into my life.

The move came only hours before a UN Security Council resolution to impose a no-fly zone over the country was to come into effect.

But one night, after a dance at my new Junior high, I lay in bed sobbing. I could hear Mom come into my room.

The house stood so inhospitably , as though it were no concern of its who had come into it.

Some people come into our lives and quickly go. . . Some stay for a while and embrace our silent dreams.

No man can speak disparagingly of woman if he realizes that no one has come into world without a mother.

Radiation levels at these plants have spiked to higher levels in an hour than people naturally come into contact with in a lifetime.

We truly live in a time when adult entertainment has come into its own and is easily available to anyone who desires it.

And he said, Jesus, remember me when You come into Your kingdom.

Scholars believe the frequently used shortened form of Christmas - Xmas - may have come into use in the 13th century.

"My feeling is that the industry's fundamentals have come into play again, " he said.

Religion will not come into it, as you will find your God within along with all knowledge.

French presidents do not wait to recount and justify their deeds in office; they write their memoirs before they come into power.

A good attitude is to see money as a circular flow - that is, spending money enables more to come into our lives.

And he that let go the goat for the scapegoat shall wash his clothes, and bathe his flesh in water, and afterward come into the camp.

Contrary to popular belief, you don't come into the world with nothing but your naked self.

Hopefully, you can see how these and other calculations come into play when determining some of the parameters for your testing scenarios.

They usually come into your lives slowly as they read you and figure out your body language, likes and dislikes and even your wardrobe.

The issues come into play when Web services, normally loosely coupled, run whether the resource is scarce or not.

With the sudden increase in student enrollment in institutions of higher learning, large classes have come into existence.

The company has come into strategic alliance with several foreign wine producers, to explore China market.

May you come into a good fortune! Good luck, good health, hood cheer. I wish you a happy New Year.

Collective agreements must be certified by the tripartite Industrial Arbitration Court (IAC) before they come into effect.

These factors all come into play, especially if the help is more than just a verbal exchange.

Come into the garden and I'll show you my roses.

Babies may look helpless, but as soon as they come into the world, they're able to do a number of important things.

Marc Gasol (working Wednesday with assistant coach Henry Bibby) was determined to come into camp in shape, and he did just that.