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All this protection also comes at a very low cost to both you and your computer.

The visit comes at a time when some NATO troops and top leaders are beginning to prepare to leave the country.

But that badge of honor comes at a real cost to the long-term growth of the domestic economy and its ability to manage debt levels.

The meeting comes at a time when the dollar index is near its recent lows, thanks to the stumbles of the U.

To be honest, Pavement stayed that bit too oblique for me, but the way indie rock always comes at you sideways gives it a distinctive charm.

Ironically, her award comes at a time of growing tensions in the German-American alliance.

The move comes at a time of heightened trade tensions between the two countries after the US imposed duties on Chinese tyres last month.

The epic scope that this innovation allows him to achieve comes at the cost of historical accuracy, both in the film and in the novel.

Laura and I amuse ourselves by watching for the green flash which comes at the instant the sun disappears below the line of the. horizon.

But Cameron's visit comes at a time when both nations are trying to redefine their position in the world order.

I couldn't help it! When a fist comes at your face, you duck! Look! -What is the matter with you?

But convenience eating comes at a price: McDonald's must be held at least partly responsible for the supersizing of American waistlines.

The move comes at a time when Beijing is trying to boost domestic demand to match growth in its export sector.

Employees and analysts say he's guided by a zeal for satisfying customers, even if it comes at the expense of his own ideas and preferences.

The push comes at a time Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government is trying to seal a civil nuclear fuel agreement with the United States.

To dismiss it as such is a mistake: it's a powerful machine that's capable of throwing just about whatever comes at it.

The transition comes at a time when the United States has been trying to get nuclear negotiations back on track.

This milestone comes at a time when both governments recognise that relations between the two countries have never been better, nor closer.

The fact is, nothing comes; at least nothing good. All has to be fetched.

"This comes at a time of great vulnerability for the hungry, " the WFP said in a statement.

"This interpretation of string theory might be close to the truth, " Dr. Witten said. But that truth comes at a cost.

The sudden surge in yuan deposits comes at a time of year when companies are settling their trades, possibly ahead of the holiday season.

The planned departure of the two men comes at a time when many Asian funds are going through a generational shift.

Comes at me with the knife, "Why so serious? "

Mr Hu's trip comes at a time of growing tensions between the US and China over trade, monetary and strategic issues.

his trip comes at a time of unease among american businesses , political leaders and the public about how china is using its new power.

I had private insurance, Medicaid, other government aid programs, but all that support comes at a price: they control you.

The move comes at a time when rising unemployment and concerns about terrorism have fuelled a surge in protectionist sentiment in the U.

Good. This comes at a stressful time, with my new appointment. But I'm thankful for your cooperation in the hunt for Mulder.

This comes at a time of growing radicalism in Mali and Niger, with illiterate and disillusioned citizens finding solace in mosques.

'News of the World has a reputation for breaking big stories and that comes at a price, ' she said.

This may generate more ad revenue but comes at the cost of your users' trust, as they click on things they thought were genuine content.

In a state-controlled system, it is good to have the state's explicit endorsement and protection. But it comes at a cost.

as you would imagine , today ' s news comes at a difficult time for the nation , for the airline industry and for american airlines.

The outage comes at a time when Skype is starting to ask larger corporations for their business.

Our message of UNITY comes at a time of major fluxes and change across the planet.

That activity comes at a time of rising strategic importance for iron ore, demand for which has skyrocketed in recent years.

Bulgy years comes at this point, beijing has two websites on average to be born everyday.

The Russian outreach to OPEC comes at a time of severe strain between Moscow and the West after Russia's invasion of Georgia last month.

The Christmas message comes at the end of a busy week for the president, which saw him score key legislative victories.

This safety comes at some performance cost: the creation of a new object every time a getter or setter is called.

I know this historic moment comes at a time of great uncertainty for many Americans. We have now been through nearly a decade of war.

It comes at a time when the debate over prisoner mistreatment is still roiling America's political and public conscience.

This year's World Diabetes Day comes at a time of unprecedented international action to confront this and other non-communicable diseases.

But he notes that the market's sharp drop also comes at a time when analysts are reducing their earnings estimates for the fourth quarter.

In fact thats the only drawback - all this beauty and tranquility comes at an expense.

The warning comes at a time when high food prices are already sparking protests across the developing world.

It also comes at a time when India's booming economic growth has begun to slow amid the global financial crisis.

Nor fame I slight, nor for her favors call; she come unlooked for, if she comes at all.

The decision comes at a time when many other issues have been pulled in the face of market volatility.

The appointment comes at a time when China is pushing for a larger role at the IMF and in global economic policymaking.

"Saddam Hussein's execution comes at the end of a difficult year for the Iraqi people and for our troops, " Mr.

The ban comes at a time when Chinese polysilicon companies are ramping up production, despite an oversupply of the key solar component.

So rather than panic and fold up your tents, learn to think on your feet and deal with whatever resistance comes at you.

The tax saving comes at a time of growing unease from policy makers about multinational's tax affairs.

However, thanks to Brockway's keen sense of humor, when the end comes, at least we'll all be giggling.

The latest deal comes at a time when the United States needs China in negotiations over Iran's and North Korea's nuclear programs.

But it's unfortunate if it comes at the sacrifice of learning about the broader world, or learning to work cooperatively.

Still, all this Java discussion comes at a price: The Rails concepts are less effectively discussed.

It comes at a time of mounting concern among liberals about the rising tide of protectionism sweeping Europe.

The test comes at a time when military strikes against Iran in a bid to halt Tehran's nuclear programme are being hotly debated.

One of the most significant decisions we face as scientists comes at the end of our formal education.

The Grid is the first history of the electrical grid intended for general readers, and it comes at a time when we badly need such a guide.

ANDRA SKEEN : Marietta comes at least once a month. We talk about philosophical issues. It's also a community service club.

This comes at a time when most European governments are slashing spending on science as part of larger efforts to plug budget deficits.

As the economists tell us, the financial crisis is unprecedented because it comes at a time of radically increased interdependence.

For Iran, though, overseas opportunity comes at a time of acute domestic worry.

The revelation of the documents comes at a time of growing tension.

Obama's call comes at a time when Washington is enlisting Moscow's support in curbing the nuclear ambitions of both North Korea and Iran.

You've got some serious partying to do and it all comes at the sweetest time of the year - when parties proliferate.

If any beast comes at you, 'll stay with you and help you.

If any beast comes at you, I'll stay with you and help you.

Such eye-popping growth comes at a time when most leading foreign brands are struggling, and Adidas is suffering double-digit declines.

The agreement comes at a time when Tokyo and Washington have crossed swords on a number of trade issues.

The report comes at a time of rising trade friction, thanks to the election.

sounds like the lack of mining regulations in the US. Just replace "when life comes at them fast" with "when profits are down" .

So time is involved in fear, fear of death which comes at the end of life, which may be waiting around the corner and I am afraid.

Life is a gift and I don't intend on wasting it. U never know what hand u're going to get dealt next. U learn to take life as it comes at u.

All I know is, something comes at me like a Jack-in-the-box, and up I go like a sky-rocket!

I know this historic moment comes at a time of great uncertainty for many Americans.

"It's a blow upon a bruise. It comes at a bad time, " said Richard Windsor, global technology specialist at Nomura.

The proposed launch comes at a time of turmoil for the fund of funds industry, much of which is based in Switzerland.

And this comes at a time of an external shock in the first quarter of 2011 from a stagflationary rise in oil prices.

The Microsoft entry comes at a time when people are increasingly using online tools, especially searches, to find health information.

We have been told that the financial crisis is so severe and so contagious because it comes at a time of unprecedented interconnectedness.

Because that perfection comes at a cost. The time and energy it takes to get from "good enough" to perfect could be spent on other things.

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The meeting comes at a crucial juncture for Greece, with the country's parliament set today to vote on a new round of austerity measures.

A fat client application's enhanced performance comes at the expense of a significant initial download and installation.

Brushing your teeth comes at 32 pence -- perhaps hard to find someone to do it for you for less.

Brushing your teeth comes at 32 pence -- perhaps hard to find someone to do it for you for less.

But it comes at a cost: as a share of GDP, public spending is now higher even than in Sweden.

The investigation comes at a precarious time for the IPCC and for advocates of tough measures to curb greenhouse-gas emissions.

All this comes at an inopportune time, as cracks have started to appear in Vietnam's economy.

Today's result comes at a bad moment, I agree with you.

The incident comes at a time when the US army is suffering an increase in suicides and stress-related disorders.

Moreover, the skepticism on Afghanistan comes at a time when Mr. Obama is weakened politically.

The move comes at a time when the dollar's long-standing role as a reserve currency is under threat.

Prince Andrey recognised him at once, and that thrill passed through him that comes at the great moments of one's life.

If that's not bad enough, this expansion of corporate rights comes at a time when the court has been scaling back the rights of people.

This price rise comes at a time when enrolment is falling; for American mid-level schools it is down 20% over the decade.

The confrontation comes at a time when Sonia Gandhi, the party's president, is outside the country undergoing medical treatment.

This comes at odds with the general assumption among dieters that alcohol is fattening.

Even a chance of that modest prize comes at a high price.

If that value comes at the expense of the United States and its citizens, so be it.

When we have unlimited sources of information, and when so much of what comes at us is questionable, our lives get more challenging.

But generality comes at a price: the interface that results might not be the best for every specialization.

The push into more expensive items comes at a time when inflation has returned to food prices, after a period of deflation.

The speech comes at a pivotal moment in Senate negotiations over a sweeping measure to re-regulate the financial industry.

Of course, all this comes at a cost, both up front and ongoing.

This sentence, of course, comes at a time when US-North Korean relations are already tense.

It usually comes at the end of the project when your steam is running out and you all of a sudden have to create a new asset.

The IPO also comes at a time when Silicon Valley shows signs of emerging from a prolonged slump.

Second, the merger comes at a time of rapid growth.

As Mr Xiao puts it, the policy comes "at the cost of pouring huge amounts of base money into the domestic market" .

That may seem just, but comes at the huge potential cost of weakening employers' contractual obligations.

With the sun waking up, trans-Atlantic cooperation comes at just the right time.

The violence in European cities this year comes at the end of a long cycle of steady socioeconomic growth.

The tumult over online agitators like Anonymous comes at a time when the world's computers are under unprecedented attack.

Letters comes at a time when yesterday's war is pressing for attention in today's headlines.

The commission stance comes at a time when the problem of fake products is escalating in Europe.

We are all thinking about the encounter with Manchester United, it comes at the moment possible.

Labour's surge comes at the expense of the main opposition party, Kadima, led by Tzipi Livni, a former foreign minister.

Yet the focus on nukes comes at the cost of other things worth noting about North Korea. Human rights, for instance.

Bochs accomplishes this through emulation, but it comes at the cost of performance.

Her greatest visual and metaphorical creation comes at the climax during the final performance of the ballet.

But this comes at a price: less light enters the camera, causing the image to be underexposed.

Swing's power comes at the price of complexity; understanding Swing code can be as challenging as writing it.

The export surge to China comes at a critical time for the U. S. timber industry.

But Google's assault comes at a time when the once-omnipotent software giant looks vulnerable.

Every choice comes at a price, but even after paying that price, a choice does not necessarily actualize.

Performance: A restrictive security plan comes at the cost of performance in different ways.

business activity, whatever its source, comes at the cost of reduced domestic activity.

Keys can especially do a lot of damage: If an attacker comes at you, scratch his face or jab at his eyes with the keys.

The policy comes at the end of a review, which began when Obama became president.

In reality, the fairness guarantee for locks is a very strong one, and comes at a significant performance cost.

The slowdown in economic activity comes at a time when there are few options for further monetary or fiscal stimulus.

PROGRESS in Myanmar, an Australian foreign minister once remarked, comes at the pace of glue flowing up a hill.

Britain's ambition to be a global "force for good" comes at a cost.

This move by Texas comes at a time when many people are a little queasy about the death penalty anyway.

This comes at a time when WHO estimates that use of existing measures could prevent around 70% of the global disease burden.

All this activity comes at tremendous cost.

And this comes at a time when American education is already in deep trouble.

The vote on the Human Fertility and Embryology Bill comes at a difficult time for Brown, days before a critical by-election.

The sale comes at a critical time for the European buy-out group which is in the middle of the fundraising for its next fund.

To the entire left, Nozick, in effect, said: Your social justice comes at an unacceptable cost, namely, to my personal liberty.

Bovine perfection comes at a price: a prized nine-month-old heifer can fetch up to $80, 000.

The appointment comes at a critical time for the bank's expansion plans in China and India.

The threat of yet another constitutional crisis comes at a fraught time. Old dividing lines from the civil-war era are starting to reopen.

The transfer of power -- the first since China took control of the former Portuguese colony -- comes at a critical time.

That's why it's incumbent upon all of us to do whatever we can to help, even if it comes at our own inconvenience.

With this meaning, after all usually comes at the end of a clause.

All this comes at an especially awkward time for Haiti.

Imagine the peace of mind that could come from shutting off the river of information that comes at you daily.

It comes at a sensitive time as lawmakers scrutinize Wall Street pay packages in the wake of the financial crisis.

The news of the investigation comes at a sensitive time for Google, which is already nursing several other antitrust headaches.

The violence comes at a difficult time for Nigeria, as the country struggles to organize a presidential poll in April.

However, having air conditioner comes at a heavy environmental price.

This idea comes at a time when the local police force is seriously understaffed.

The push into emerging markets also comes at a price, and with risks.

Individuals from species at risk of disease will respond swiftly and strongly. That response, however, comes at a price.

No matter which rate you choose, the company comes at no extra cost.

You must understand that a convenience such as this comes at a price -- and a production system outage can be very costly.

The Nook Tablet comes at an important time for the company.

But you say that women's education and the sex ratio imbalance it's created on college campuses comes at a cost.

The growing U. S. paranoia about Chinese clean energy comes at a real cost.

With Asian property prices soaring and gold prices busting records almost daily, the debate comes at a critical time.

Whatever the truth, this heightened scrutiny comes at an awkward time for Google.

All of this mingling comes at a price. For every male who buys a full price ticket for $25, he may bring one female along at no cost.

Unfortunately, your request for assistance comes at a particularly difficult time for me.

Their versatility and superior equipment compared to other units of their times comes at a higher cost.

The national security challenge comes at a difficult time for Mr. Obama, who later this month will mark his first year in office.

It's the rule of life that everything that you have always wanted comes at the very second you stop looking for it.

Today neither of his parents stays at home and the chance comes at last.

Living 12 minutes from Disney World's Magic Kingdom, with a backdoor access road, comes at a price.

The pattern comes at a time when the sector is enjoying strong earnings.

if she comes at me, i'm goin' there.

The steep loss of income comes at a time of rising global food prices.

The Steelworkers action comes at a delicate moment for the Obama administration.

RJP: But this design flexibility comes at the cost of additional build and development complexity.

This week's annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, held in the Swiss Alps in Davos, comes at a bleak time for world capitalism.

It's much downhearted than I have ever imagined when this day comes at last.

Unfortunately, this comes at the expense of spatial resolution, making it difficult to know where in the brain the signals are coming from.

While a 24-bit PNG results in superior image quality, this comes at the price of a larger file size.

That generosity comes at tremendous cost, as very few of its videos carry advertising.

Officials stoutly insist neither relationship comes at the expense of the other.

PROGRESS inMyanmar, an Australian foreign minister once remarked, comes at the pace of glue flowing up a hill.

The day comes at last ! I feel badly now but I don'y know why .

Silicon Valley rival, i Control, which recently raised $23m from venture-capital firms, comes at the HAN from a different direction.

The support comes at a cost: the deal dilutes existing shareholders' capital by half and the dividend will shrivel.

The announcement comes at an acutely sensitive time, as international pressure mounts on Iran over its nuclear program.

Deng Yujiao's unprecedented release comes at a price; and the price tag reads "legal credibility. "

This bonanza comes at a time of growing concern about the widening gulf between rich and poor in America.

However, that flexibility comes at a cost, as the heavy use of global variables is a common problem seen in untestable code.

Improving one's skills in debate often comes at the cost of literary talent.

We think the timing of it comes at a good point.

Mr Wen's visit to America next week, his first since assuming the premiership in March, comes at a delicate time.

Herd safety came with sharpened senses. Growing big was another answer, but size always comes at a price.

Bush's speech comes at a time when the nation's focus on economic issues.

These igloo-shaped domes offer a home for bacteria that can clean wastewater in a system that comes at a affordable price.

The biggest stretch to be tackled comes at Tours, in the Loire Valley, where 220 miles of track is to be built all the way to Bordeaux.

Google's openness comes at a cost; the phones vary widely, and some customers complain that Android phones are clunky and confusing to use.

It is an important match. It comes at the start of the season and however it goes there will be time to recover for both teams.

Of course, it not always comes at the agreed time and place of yours.

But that sensitivity comes at a price, for the inner ear is also the sensory system most susceptible to damage.

'Strong growth . . . comes at a price: Input and output price pressures show few signs of easing.

Although platform neutrality is maintained with JIT compilation, it comes at a price.

He'll come before dinner, if he comes at all.

In life , the right to love hardly ever comes at the right time for loving.

It often comes at the expense of what Ms. Cox calls social and financial education.

The agreement comes at a time where commodities speculation has produced the highest coffee prices in over 15 years.

Bynum's injury comes at a time when the faith from Bryant not only has been substantive, but at times overwhelming.

He'll come before supper if he comes at all.

But the spread of digital technology comes at a cost: it exposes armies and societies to digital attack.

It is a pity that it comes at such a cost.

This simplification comes at the cost of efficiency, but that is not a surprising result when the goal is simplicity.

It comes at a particularly sensitive time for News Corp, Murdoch's global media conglomerate.

All this comes at a price.

Remember, however, that flexibility comes at a price if you load a large XML document into memory all at once.

Comes at the end of the dawn in this wish all the students in the final exams are also faster higher stronger.

CIC's investment, meanwhile, comes at a difficult time for the Kazakh economy.

This is necessary to isolate the relational layer from the object layer, but this convenience comes at the cost of performance.

The Gulf of Mexico oil spill comes at an especially bad time for sea turtles, which are entering their spring nesting season.

Love comes at a price, though -- a date on the Singapore Flyer costs 140 US dollars, which includes a gourmet dinner at a spa resort.

But as with everything else in life, this newly acquired speed and efficiency comes at a cost.

President Asif Ali Zardari's visit to London this week therefore comes at a crucial moment.

The problem, he says, is that this comes at a price.

Jobs come to an end, people get sick, and Mother Nature often comes at the worst possible moment.

The optimistic forecast comes at the end of the APEC summit in Peru.

In life, the right man to love hardly ever comes at the right time for loving.

The hoopla comes at an opportune time for leaders who want to preserve goodwill between the two countries.

Yet this comes at a cost to the rest of the economy.

Israel's weekly Sabbath is just like Adam's: it comes at the end of the week, after the preceding six days of work.

This, however, comes at the expense of increased performance overhead.

The Vita's launch comes at a transitional moment for the $56 billion global videogame market.

The fresh trouble comes at a difficult time for the Italian telecoms group.

The rewards may be irresistible, but going east comes at a price.

All in all it can be said that switching to a significantly more powerful programming paradigm comes at a low price.

This decision comes at a time when we have an opportunity to blend this decision into future development.

Their versatality and superior equipment compared to other units of their times comes at a higher cost.

All of this abstraction comes at a cost of complexity, and if abstraction is taken far enough, it can get downright ugly.

This comes at a cost : we lose time for consideration , for observing and listening.

But as is so often the case, such performance comes at a cost.

The partnership comes at a significant moment for Mr. Lagerfeld and Hogan.

Their testimony comes at a crucial time, prior to the UN scrutiny of North Korea.

The move comes at an important time for the information and communications platform.

Of course, life in this idyllic town comes at a cost.

All of this help, though, comes at a slight performance cost.

Although such reconstruction will boost Japanese GDP, it comes at a cost.

Carrefour's aggressive overseas expansion comes at an uncertain time for the world's second-largest grocer.