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Light as it comes from the sun is a mixture of light of many different colors.

The name Lisp comes from "list processing, " and it is often said that everything in Lisp is a list.

Listen! Listen to the roar of his voice, to the rumbling that comes from his mouth.

These days, everything starts with the business, which is (usually) where the funding of any IT project comes from.

A child comes from American put his table tennis bats in the back of the classroom, and his classmates all appreciated him for that.

PC Magazine goes on to explain that the word comes from Sanskrit and means "the incarnation of a god on earth. "

Our car was not the best in the pack, but we managed to put everything together and this result comes from all the work done with the team.

While it's unknown how much of Mexican drug cartels' income comes from marijuana, recent discoveries suggest it remains a large-scale trade.

All the useful energy at the surface of the earth comes from the activity of the sun. The sun heats and feeds creatures and mankind.

How much of your China funding comes from multinationals in China such as Marriott and how much from Chinese businesses themselves?

Another flow of environmental refugees comes from Haiti, where the land is denuded of vegetation and the soil os washing into the sea.

Every time I try to ask him what part of the cow the meat comes from he just smiles and barks like a dog.

Therefore some scientists estimate that this liquid comes from the back part of women's urethra which is like the gland of men's prostate.

"Most of it comes from off-the-books financing, " he said.

The rest comes from pigs slaughtered in backyards, villages or markets and is essentially untested, he said.

The reason such a cobbled-on extension might be called a penthouse comes from the word's root which is related to the word appendix.

How much of the cash contributed at arrow 1 in Figure 1. 1 comes from shareholders and how much from borrowing?

It comes from children's health insurance, he said, from education and from heating-oil subsidies for the poor.

You usually never worry about where the electricity you are using comes from, if it is from coal, from the wind or from a nuclear plant.

We learned that she was comes from "a comfortable background" and was preparing for a career as a social worker.

Most of the energy man uses comes from the sun by way of the materials which plants build up in photosynthesis.

There is no doubt he's got enormous talent, but his brilliance also comes from the fact that he's an experimental innovator.

The money pledged at a conference in London comes from governments and private donors, among them the computer billionaire Bill Gates.

"That's quite a coincidence, " I replied. "I happen to be flying out for Yemen tonight. That's where your mocha comes from. "

The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes.

The only other clue comes from the fact that the heart is on the left side of the mother's body.

Most of his group's money comes from transport and logistics, with a strong position in Africa, and from petrol distribution in France.

Clearly, we do not have to ask ourselves where all of this pain, anger and violent behavior comes from.

Do you know where the money comes from? If it is illicit money, you hided it up, you might offence the law.

It was that dull kind of a regular sound that comes from oars working in rowlocks when it's a still night.

Consequently, any information on the investigation that comes from another source is null and void if it has not been validated by the BEA.

But if he comes from the West, do not get up on your housetops to see because he will have no mercy.

Or you may just as easily feel that you could use a recharge that you know comes from spending time with those whose company enlivens you.

Her concept of "Banality of evil" comes from her concept of "Radical evil" .

Another flow of environmental refugees comes from Haiti, where the land is denuded of vegetation and the soil is washing into the sea.

Ordinarily, that savory burst comes from a large amount of olive oil and cheese, but my version uses no oil and just a bit of Parmesan.

Mr Bo, tough, sophisticated and ambitious, comes from the Communist aristocracy - his father was one of Mao Zedong's leading comrades.

The OED tells me that this word comes from ancient Greek where Nemesis was a goddess.

Naked a man comes from his mother's womb, and as he comes, so he departs. He takes nothing from his labor that he can carry in his hand.

He said that love comes from NH's ability to turn itself around and gradually reduce the size of its losses.

Just like the true sense of peace comes from within, the true beauty comes from within as well.

This comes from the easy-to-understand forms of sequential rules supplemented by tools that simplify rule maintenance.

" The word comes from Serendip, the name of a country in the fifth-century fairy tale " The Three Princes of Serendip.

nothing good comes from trying to hurt someone else's feeling. so, be quiet for a while when you're upset.

Star Trek fans will protest that the power of Q comes from the Q Continuum but I'll ask them to go with me on this one.

It comes from a tradition of sort of luxury products whose pricing philosophy is some version of "if you have to ask, you can't afford it. "

Gov. Palin keeps dumbbells at home, but she says most of her upper body strength comes from snowmobiling with her family.

We always look to the mountains to see what kind of weather we shall have next, as it always comes from that direction.

One of the most useful techniques comes from a practical application of the old right tool for the right job rule known as embedding.

And a good deal of Sina's macro strength in the online world actually comes from its microblog, known as Weibo.

The voice of the cry of the daughter of my people comes from a far land: Is the Lord not in Zion? is not her King in her?

Our ability to deliver quality services comes from over 12 years of institutional knowledge and a strong commitment to our customers.

That's true. And as you know, the majority of our export sales revenue comes from the U. K.

Most of it comes from off the coast of Western Australia, and most of this, like the coal-seam gas, is destined for Asia.

Much of it comes from cartoons, especially Spider-Man, who he believes can swoop down and fly anyone out of danger.

The heading comes from Daniel Willingham's book that I've quoted above (yes, it's what I'm reading at the moment).

It's not hard to see where the word comes from (slacker activism = slacktivism), and obviously, it's usually not meant as a compliment.

The birds speak to me in a beautiful language I feel like comes from homeland, though I am not able to understand it.

What may make one not be able to think: The noblest activity uses the thinking mode comes from the humblest activity unexpectedly.

The earth's energy comes from the sun. An hour's worth of sunlight holds enough power to meet a year's worth of human energy needs.

Privately held CLSA does not disclose how much of its revenue comes from China, just that "it is an important part of our business" .

As you fill in the gaps in your knowledge, you'll feel the kind of excitement that comes from real possibility, not just happy talk.

Did you know that the game's most expensive property, Boardwalk, comes from an actual place in New Jersey, called Atlantic City?

Your contribution does not have to be special, as long as it comes from the heart and soul.

Plastic comes from oil, but despite launching a charm offensive against BP, he never did make it out to an oil rig.

Everyone comes from different wombs, so why does she seem to get angry with you when you can't agree?

The belief comes from soldiers who knew that the light of the match could show the enemy where they were.

Instead, he said, the firm's profitability comes from 'a view and idea on the markets. '

Challenge bias when it comes from friends and family members. Do not let the moment pass.

Nothing good comes from trying to hurt someone else's feelings. So, be quiet for a while when you are upset.

The pompous baroness of this land gets her power from her wealth, and that wealth comes from her magical Gem Casket.

SQL Injection attack is a form of attack that comes from user input that has not been checked to see that it is valid.

The little water it gets comes from plant roots, which it digs out with its hoofs.

It brings with it all the faces in the world, and its tremor comes from the fact that it knows itself to be mortal.

Just as you can hear the wind but can't tell where it comes from or where it is going, so you can't explain why you live in this world.

Deuterium is incredibly easy to fuse compared to hydrogen and most of the sun's energy actually comes from fusing it.

He said the degree of fat loss that comes from social activities is far more than you would get with a treadmill.

Part of that excitement surely comes from knowing he will now have more time to devote to his wife, Steffi Graf, and their two children.

Be aware that the version of a package does not always match the version of the specification that it comes from.

And it is all about meat, and where it comes from, while just a few hundred kilometres away, North Koreans are dying in a famine.

After all, the concept of learning strategies comes from the West; a phonetic system of learning strategies cannot be replicated.

All of that aesthetic stuff is great and all, but the real innovation comes from the wind turbines built in between each floor.

Andrew composes all of his own songs and says everything he plays comes from his heart.

All the heat and light of a fire comes from big, carbon-based molecules combining with oxygen.

Hard work is a driving force comes from the heart, there is no hard and is impossible to have good results, a genius.

Also, because much of the energy used in production comes from coal and natural gas, biofuels don't replace as much oil as they use.

When the wind comes from the mountains, it blows the smog out over the ocean, and the air in Los Angeles is reasonable clear.

The light comes from all the sunsets and sunrises, seen from a lunar perspective around the edges of a silhouetted Earth.

Life cannot come from your obedience. Life comes from Christ our covenant head. Let us by faith feed upon Him for everlasting life. Amen.

Asia accounts for up to 12% of global sales, and the 'lion's share' comes from China, he said.

Life cannot come from your obedience. Life comes from Christ our covenant head. Let us by faith feed upon Him for everlasting life. Amen.

Asia accounts for up to 12% of global sales, and the 'lion's share' comes from China, he said.

The largest and most ominous challenge facing the company, though, comes from its own Silicon Valley backyard.

Some of the drop in commodities no doubt comes from investors unwinding positions after a sharp runup in prices.

Perhaps the most convincing reason to think Republicans will not win as much applause as they hope comes from Drew Altman of KFF.

Their headache comes from trying to save the euro without enraging their voters.

"Rococo" comes from the French Rocaille, which is originally referred to a kind of indoor decoration made of shell mixed with small stone.

I can't believe you think I'd lie about where my family comes from. What do you take me for, a liar?

The resources page includes some great material from authors and bloggers on the subject, but little of it comes from within the enterprise.

Japan is quite far from Ningbo, please stop. Our salt comes from Qinghai, and there's no shortage of it.

Japan is quite far from Ningbo, please stop. Our salt comes from Qinghai, and there's no shortage of it.

The best reason to set aside such doubts and hope that cloud computing will take off in health care comes from the bottom up.

Most of the money going in comes from clients rather than from the capital of the bank, or the employees.

Permeated with such a rich literary story exquisite frescos , which actually comes from the hands of a painter do?

The name "Dopplr" comes from Christian Doppler, a 19th Century scientist who came up with what's now known as the Doppler effect.

Here again can be a problem with food supply, as so much of the world food supply comes from the hands of unconscious farming practices.

She comes from a family of farmers and for her the programme is a ticket to another world.

The origin of this book comes from Aya's illegible writing of her daily degeneration, which Mr. Chaoxiang then copied and compiled on paper.

After doing so, you will feel a sense of relief as you free yourself from the stress that comes from ignoring an important task.

Well, it's just that she put a lot of makeup on her face. Actually, natural beauty comes from within.

Well, it's just that she put a lot of makeup on her face. Actually, natural beauty comes from within.

I suppose the answer comes from looking around the continent's capitals at the quality of its leaders.

Albert Einstein - Albert (Albert), the word comes from the German, the meaning is "noble, wise" .

The name comes from the fact that they had to be neutral because we couldn't see them in detectors.

Maybe, there is just so few event for me to say, but i believe that great comes from the common.

Sputum comes from your lungs and is usually thick, while saliva comes from your mouth and is thin and watery.

If part of any CEA's influence comes from the academic prestige of its members and staff, the present council has little to worry about.

I feel personal satisfaction comes from doing every job to the best of his ability.

Which seems to underscore a simple truth: The ultimate business intelligence comes from HR, not IT.

Don't ask where the money for all this liquidity injection comes from, though.

Don't ask where the money for all this liquidity injection comes from, though.

The so-called "on-demand ink-jet business card printing and membership card production (DOD), only the result comes from the surface. "

Nothing comes from nothing, nothing ever could. so somewhere in my wicked miserable past, there must been a moment of truth.

I feel lucky to be an attractive person, but I've always felt that real beauty always comes from your heart.

My anger turned into understanding, and I felt a relaxation and relief that comes from no longer being dominated by negative emotions.

Mr. Pandit himself comes from an investment-banking background, but most of the bank's current problems stem from troubled consumer loans.

In terms of genetics, the female cell has two X chromosomes, one from each parent. So a woman's wisdom comes from both father and mother.

The pressure drag comes from the front of the swimmer exposed to the water and the flow separation behind the swimmer.

I think this album is quite personal, a lot of the inspiration for compositions comes from my own life, experiences. and very close to home.

Designing idea: Inspiration comes from the children's lovely and the power for the challenge of the risk.

Film seems to give the answer and guide the social order and justice into the true power comes from ordinary people.

The real light comes from the fire, at the bottom of a small stove adorned with yellow and green enamel.

A bazaar is an oriental market-place where a variety of goods is sold. The word perhaps comes from the Persian word 'bazar'.

Man's confidence comes from a woman to his worship, women's pride from one man to her admiration.

Daniel: The one with ponytail. From her appearance, I can judge that she comes from china.

The name "whitewater" comes from the fact that the water in these streams and rivers looks white when it moves quickly.

Much of the demand for this credit comes from property developers starved of funds by the banks and shut out of public bond markets.

Part of the uncertainty comes from the question of ventilation.

It comes from you, standing up in the last rows or the front ones, having taken the time to know every word I'll sing that night. . .

Much of what we know about him comes from the memoirs of his former sushi chef.

The rest of the merchandise comes from points around the globe as diverse as Italy (socks), Pakistan (underwear), and Turkey (a tank top).

The last bountiful yield comes from the garden, the late sweet corn, the tomatoes, the root vegetables.

Kabir: 'Speech is priceless if you speak with knowledge. Weigh it in the scales of the heart before it comes from the mouth. '

Some of the best evidence of these "minor mergers" comes from the shredded remains of dwarf galaxies in the Milky Way's own halo.

please allow me to the distinguished guests who comes from far away to extend warm welcome and the kind regards.

"Oh, " said Mallory, I suppose that comes from his being assigned to a te ag iven.

The core of the exhibit comes from the golden age of New York design, around the 1960s.

Some carbon comes from the mantle to the surface in the form of diamonds.

Whispering in her ear. The sense of secrecy, mysteriousness and excitement that comes from a whisper is very attractive.

Lack of confidence is not the result of difficulty; the difficulty comes from lack of confidence.

Reindeer : Santa must use some form of transport . If He comes from North , so why not reindeers ? An American add-on to the story .

It comes from within, that much I know, and few people are lucky enough to be blessed with it.

The latest contribution comes from the London-based Centre for European Reform in the form of a pamphlet entitled: Will the Eurozone Crack?

The flip side of that concern, as you can imagine, comes from the people runing some of the cameras.

The uniqueness comes from how Dove's skin feel makes her feel "Glad to be a woman"

Self-confidence comes from his own bar, to encourage more people to give up himself it was only in vain.

Just as good character comes from the bottom up , so does a good society.

The really big progress comes from just a few breakthroughs.

Step 1: Finish the following sentences by writing down whatever comes from your gut, no matter how silly it may seem to your brain.

Maru Gonzalez, who comes from a Puerto Rican family, is an Obama supporter from Atlanta, Georgia, who came here to help with the campaign.

adaptation " comes from a 1970s study of lottery winners, who a year after their windfall ended up no happier than nonwinners. "

Americans with diabetes shell out some $132 billion a year for insulin, which usually comes from genetically engineered yeast or bacteria.

The word itself comes from the German words "poltern" , meaning to make noise, and "geist" , meaning ghost.

An integral part of that connection comes from understanding their fundamental lifestyle differences.

Love Remains, because of its construction, feels like music that comes from inside, as if the act of listening completes it.

Some people say it comes from an old way that scientists used to measure the height of clouds, and "cloud nine" was the highest level.

Previously, CSR officials and China's Railways Ministry have said the technology comes from China.

It comes from the part of us that exists beyond the characteristics and personality traits we acquire as a result of our social upbringing.

The money for this, says an experienced banker, often comes from a "pre-IPO" offering to a small group of investors.

The biggest part of that boost comes from higher estimates of gas in shale formations, which were formerly difficult and expensive to reach.

The splendor of the moon comes from the sun. The sunshine of my heart comes from you. Thank you , my teacher, ambassador of light!

Enlightenment, it seems, always comes from an earnest study of the Word of God.

"A large proportion of the reputation of the school comes from the EMBA because students come from such a high level in the company. "

Innovation and creativity comes from the competitive fringe, which does not hide behind any form of intellectual property protection.

In fact the word comes from Afrikaans (via Dutch) and the animal was given the name because of a misidentification.

'The chain of inferences comes from one single piece of anonymous information - somebody's face, ' he said.

The phrase comes from the response dished out when Mummy or Daddy are asked to play a game or read a story or simply run around the garden.

Of that, only about $1 billion comes from embedded products, says the company.

Some of that uncertainty comes from asteroids' sometimes forgotten cousins, comets.

But acting was not an obvious path for her. Born in Newcastle, Riseborough comes from a family of miners and factory workers.

It's disgusting, but at least it comes from a depraved form of mysticism.

The main source of his optimism comes from a comparatively low rate of car ownership in China, he said.

Don't force yourself, but keep in mind that the excitement only comes from pushing yourself out of your comfort zone.

Do you know how the IBM logo has changed over time? Or where the Mercedes-Benz brand and three-pointed star logo comes from?

If the meaning of a sentence comes from its equilibrium interpretation only, then there is no reason for structure to relate to content.

But, I think some of the frustration comes from having albums where Britney did co-write songs, to not having any at all.

Did you know that the word boss comes from the Dutch word baas, which historically means master?

Most likely, not even being exposed to traffic matters since the general level of pollution comes from multiple sources.

You know most people don't thinkvery much about where their food comes from and most are unfortunatelysupporting a very abusive system.

One excuse for such intransigence comes from the messy transition now taking place in the insurance markets.

Both Mark Morton's Cupboard Love and Larousse Gastronomique tell us that the name for this soup comes from Arabic and means "soaked bread. "

And the true nobleness comes from the people, because the world is full of love, so the happiness is all over the world.

Amanda comes from a time when there were no government-funded safety nets, and now, more of our safety nets have been cut.

Know you have the confidence to be independent and exult in the freedom that comes from being able to set your own agenda.

You're known for your sarcastic style on the air, and even being a little cranky. Where would you say that tone comes from?

Almost half of it is thought to be in shale; the rest comes from coal-bed methane and tight gas.

The name comes from the gray air of its members and from the panther, a fierce animal of the lion or leopard family.

But I can guarantee you this: Any pain that you feel, will never, ever compare to the regret that comes from walking away from love.

Our brand, Shan Shu filter material, comes from green mountains and trees and used for ecological and environmental protection.

"Respect for despatches, " said he. "It comes from the Provisional Government. "

Greenpeace says electricity used for data centers usually comes from utility companies that generate power by burning coal.

Yes. I noticed that it is a bit swollen and a little water comes from it too.

Much of that money comes from China's resurgent state enterprises, now hugely profitable and dominant in key industries.

The verification code comes from your mobile phone, which you've previously linked up to your Google Account.

All power comes from God, I admit; but so does all sickness: does that mean that we are forbidden to call in the doctor?

Niche by niche, growth comes from taking measured risks that start with an assessment of your best potential customers and their needs.

The product's name allegedly comes from the Firefly TV series, in which a "wave" was an electronic communication.

The confidence of the older woman comes from a love of being herself and never forgetting her sense of style despite the passage of time.

To see all the nation and family of past, The extravagance causes failure and success comes from thrift.

meng jia is the Taiwan ten thousand China area old name, comes from Pingpu ethnicity's language, represents "the boat" .

The finding comes from an analysis of the seismic record from the lead-up to a devastating earthquake that hit Turkey in 1999.

But I believe content is content no matter where it comes from, ' said Horace Luke, HTC's chief innovation officer, in an interview.

One of my favorite studies of power corrupting comes from Deborah Gruenfeld, a psychologist at the Stanford Business School.

It's pronounced chocolate, the word comes from Nahuatl, which is a group of languages from parts of Mexico and central America.

Some ancient wisdom on this comes from the monks of the first few centuries, known as the Desert Fathers.

The word comes from Gaelic, the Celtic language of Scotland: A plaide is a woolen blanket with a checked pattern.

The name comes from the fact that the first quasars identified emit mostly radio energy and look much like stars.

Ground rent comes from the extra profit in agriculture and is one form of the divided surplus value.

Some of the evidence for this idea comes from satellite images like this one.

It is no coincidence that the only other scheme comes from Blackstone, its listed private equity rival.

Her Probation Officer suggests that her insecurity stems from the fact that she comes from a broken Home.

It is all one to me if a man comes from Sing Sing Prison or Harvard. We hire a man , not his history.

Once we lie prostrate in front of our parents with reverence, then all that comes from them can reach us freely.

Exposure also comes from breathing air at the surface of the water, where chemicals become volatile.

Part of the push comes from environmental concerns and part comes from the fact that petroleum is selling for close to $100 a barrel.

Decisiveness often comes from good instincts and willingness to take risks. It develops as you learn to trust your judgments.

Denise comes from America. Her fate with Asia results from her childhood interest in Asian culture.

All that we have achieved comes from our hard work and good state of mind.

An alembic is an apparatus formerly used in distillation and the word comes from al-inbiq, the still.

Depression comes from a sense of being deprived of something you want and do not have.

The first example comes from the "Performance" section of the Mac Pro website, and is a perfect example of a well-constructed tab element.

Note that, for the Bus, the service name comes from the name attribute of the service element of the WSDL describing the service.

Disruptive technology often comes from research groups commissioned to produce innovative ideas but unable to capitalize on them.

i gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and rejection that many times comes from her children.

Nor is it a reality that a pole shift, a crustal shift, comes from the Sun heating the core of the Earth.

One of the best bits of advice ever about perfectionism comes from Melody Beattie's book Codependent No More.

I gave her an inner strength to endure childbirth and the rejection that many times comes from her children. . .

It is possible to restrict deliberate dumping in marine sanctuaries , but difficult to keep out whatever comes from adjacent land and sea.

And yet, our distress comes from no failure of substance, we are stricken by no plague of locusts.

The second has no signature inside it at all; only the third card comes from someone whom I actually know.

But perhaps the most significant revision to Hemingway's legacy comes from his own pen.

That would make sense if adherence to the rules is a condition for the security which comes from membership of a group.

Some of that comes from fossil fuels like oil and coal. But more than seventy percent involves food.

If the offer comes from someone new, be skeptical - the deal won't work out as you assume, for conditions are rapidly shifting.

Efficient operation, I realized, comes from the degree to which the hardware is customized for the task at hand.

That which enlightened this man was his heart. His wisdom was made of the light which comes from there.

Beyond the satisfaction that comes from maintaining my own house, there are a number of financial rewards associated with doing this.

About a fifth of the fund's money comes from its partners and a linked charitable foundation.

It's good to hear nice comments from anyone, but it's amazing when it comes from someone like Maradona.

You may not necessarily agree with everything that comes from it, but at least set it aside for further reference.