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In Europe such duties are performed beforehand, behind the scenes, for all that comes in front must be faultless.

The bank's compensation for selling the commitment comes in a variety of forms, used in various combinations.

If the child is afraid of the dark, start trick-or-treating when it is light and nighttime slowly comes in.

The tradeoff comes in how much permanent pressure loss can be tolerated.

They should be fully involved in the family finances, knowing how much comes in, how it gets allocated, saved, etc.

All those colors are ice and it goes up to about two miles thick, just a gigantic dome that comes in from the coast and rises in the middle.

So I give you the way to know yourself. Then you at least begin to be a teacher of yourself, or of whoever comes in contact with you.

The doctor comes in and informs the dad that his son was born without torso, arms or legs. The son is just a head!

And then, a time always comes in an artist's life when he must take his bearings, draw closer to his own center, and then try to stay there.

Then, what the hey, his wife comes in and talks him into giving up the oil spill's secret vulnerability before he falls to his death.

The total time to prepare one bowl comes in at close to a week.

You got to have your starters get off to a great start and a bench that comes in and maintains that.

Ferguson hinted recently that Smith may be allowed to leave United if a club comes in for him and that has reignited Boro's interest.

The advisory comes in the week before Christmas, a time when many companies and home users are least prepared to deal with the problems.

The other bit of news with these cranks, as well as the Next and SIXC, is the new bottom bracket which comes in at a scant 85g.

The difficulty comes in trying to mass-produce the nanoscale properties of the material that make it so efficient.

But after dinner I got to thinking: Guy comes in in his shorts and I'm sitting here taking this?

The door opens and an old priest, white-haired, bent, with a silly but benevolent smile, comes in and trots over to Joan.

and the majority of that material that comes in is plastic bags that are easily picked up by the wind, and blown all over the place.

He comes in once in a while and seems to eat out of the hand.

Excited by his new skill, Micky quickly dashes home, anxious to get back to his hole before the tide comes in and covers it.

If the wind farm developer comes in and has got as far as the planning stage, and the community has not engaged, they have lost their case.

Called a bow roller because a block at the front end of the fitting rolls as the anchor line comes in or goes out.

This move is all the more significant since it comes in the context of a plan to make deep cuts in overall U. S. military spending.

"It's like a conveyor belt - a young one comes in and an old one falls off the end, " he said.

'The interaction that comes in with the Web browser is going to be phenomenal, ' she said.

Advise everyone who comes in to contact with you that you may have been exposed to a toxic substance.

Mr Buffett's $5bn infusion comes in the form of a private placement of perpetual preferred stock, the company said.

The sun's radiation comes in in the form of light waves and that heats up the Earth.

I get those to myself but I put a broom across the door to make sure no one comes in!

It's like beachcombing, you know? Every time the tide comes in and out, you find some more shells.

Although some of this ability comes in the form of innate creativity, much of it is a learned skill that improves with practice.

On the first day, God created the dog and said: "Sit all day by the door of your house and bark at anyone who comes in or walks past. "

Once you get it home, you just wanna be sure to store it in an air-tight container, or in the box that it comes in.

Ask most parents about when their family experiences and getting out the door in the morning comes in among the top answers.

The wind comes in, carries a magnetic field, which wraps around the ionosphere of the planet.

If it comes in the last 10 or so games of the season, then it could yet turn into a special year for him.

You don't want your children, or you, for that matter, to live in fear or to feel anxious, and that's where preparedness comes in.

You know, I was on the verge of quitting my job when my boss comes in and offers me a raise.

The North's warning comes in the middle of a week of North-South talks, seen by many as a thaw between the two.

"A dark horse, " is one that shows unexpected racing speed and comes in first, even though the experts said he had little chance of winning.

When a priority request comes in from a specific customer, we need to be able to act quickly -- without destabilizing projects in progress.

"Every time she comes in the house to see anybody it's a hug and a kiss, and that's how she left, " Lillian Campbell said.

Green comes in to debrief Jack, and he asks to phone his wife and daughter in return for his cooperation.

The glass fiber core comes in one of two basic types: multimode fiber for distances up to 10km and single-mode fiber for longer distances.

This comes in handy on high-end servers, but too many allocation groups do add a bit of overhead.

For a luxury and quality finish the standard tester now comes in different sizes and with the option of a metal shell cap.

Many careers revolve around continuing education and a big part of it comes in the form of professional certifications.

Then the German devil comes in and whips you for the rest of the day.

It comes in a variety of widths and the length of the tape on the roll will vary as well.

Outlook also has a little notification box that comes up in the lower right whenever a new e-mail comes in. We call it the toast.

The information comes in the form of a certificate, which is counter-signed by third parties known as certificate authorities (CAs).

The way these pebble bed reactors work is the helium comes in up the side and down through the pebble bed. It's not a fluidised bed.

The reaction comes in the form of rapidly expanding hot gases, which blast out of the rear of the jet and thus drive the aircraft forward.

The question most frequently comes in the form of "How come I cannot connect to port XXX on my instance? "

"If he comes in the first week to announce that, it would be a major boost to the conference, "

For his anger lasts only a moment, but his favor lasts a lifetime; weeping may remain for a night, but rejoicing comes in the morning.

One portion of land is the sane to him as the next, for he is a stranger who comes in the night and takes from the land whatever he needs.

When a warm substance comes in contact with a cold substance, giving some of its energy to the cold molecules.

To Sandbourne, a gay watering - place , a melancholy specter of a man, wasted by illness and regret, comes in search of his lost Bride.

SOAP comes in once you know your partners' services and wish to invoke them.

For babies and toddlers, the Querk comes in the form of a glove puppet dressed in one of the five animal costumes.

If squatting does provide a health benefit, just as Michael Freilich stated in Time, it comes in the form of hemorrhoid prevention.

Satan also comes in other guises: as an angel of light, as a roaring lion, a thief, and an accuser of the brethren.

This staunch safety net comes in the shape of one of England's finest players and may I be so bold as to say Arsenal's finest ever?

It may be the mistake that was unavoidable given all the sequence of events which led up to the error. This is where the learning comes in.

In the previous example, the INVITE request that comes in is checked to ensure that this request is coming from the example. com domain.

No. he just comes in for the morning. After giving out a list of what he wants done. He goes home by lunchtime.

The action comes in response to a weekend Palestinian attack in which two Israeli soldiers were killed and a third was captured.

Cut Out the Liquid Calories - If has calories and comes in a liquid form, try to limit your intake of it.

We don't want to sell Connor Wickham but if he wants to leave and the right offer comes in we will have to consider it.

A girl comes in. She's got a small, brown, leather wallet in her hand. She thinks it's Peter's.

The CDB loan comes in the form of a 10-year debt facility, which could be renewed for a further three years.

She only comes to see me after work. It is a hot summer afternoon when I am looking at the sky blankly. A nurse comes in.

He's always had a fantastic attitude, works hard in training and comes in with a smile on his face because he wants to do well.

The decline comes in spite of a strategic review conducted almost a year ago that considered selling the UK life business.

Media Player comes in the form of a JavaScript library, which loads a lightweight Flash module responsible for playing an audio file.

But if you cling to it too strongly, then even when the truth comes in person and knocks on your door, you will not open it.

But many top eateries set aside tables for celebrities and A -list clientele, and that 's where the personal concierge comes in .

Many a person's downfall comes in trying to change a bad habit by focusing on an undesirable behavior to replace it.

Boldness is necessary. You must start when the timing comes. In the grounders community, risk is often with opportunities.

Here's where XHTML comes in; it defines a strict set of rules, allowing for fast parsing and cross-platform rendering of your XHTML.

When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his throne in heavenly glory.

The only way, the only place, where the total pressure comes in, is right here.

Suppose a man comes into your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man in filthy old clothes also comes in.

A woman dressed all in black comes in the last car, her long hair covered her face and the gloomy light can not light her eyes.

Tony, the office boy, comes in with some papers and places them in a wire basket labeled "In" which stands on Arlene's desk.

This sends quite a different signal: our political system cannot cope with the difference between what comes in and what goes out.

When a request comes in, we deserialize the XML into a command object using XStream and appropriately handle it.

If the dog is dirty when it comes in from outside, put it in it's crate with a clean cotton towel for about a half an hour.

It cannot be given away, it cannot be purchased for money, for the reason that it comes in two parts.

I'm in the kitchen starting the coffee when Mom comes in. "What can I do to help? " she asks before she even clears the door.

We'll keep your order on file. When the next supply comes in, we'll get in touch with you.

He doesn't mention the weedy Garden. And when he comes in disappointed over asale he missed, I remind him of the three he made last week.

One of the genes involved in regulating this clock is known as PER3 and comes in two forms.

The current Kindle also comes in a $164 version with a free 3G Internet connection; the new Nook is only available with a WiFi connection.

If the watch comes in contact whit mercury used in thermometers , the case, band or other parts may become discolored.

Fearlessness comes in only one situation, which is when one comes to understand from within that there is something in him that never dies.

You could simply put it in your J2EE application code and wait until an application client request first comes in for your application.

Perhaps, when our ship comes in, we would be able to change some of our ugly chairs for some more beautiful ones.

If your JVM is swapped out of memory, GAE must spend additional time to start your entire application the next time a request comes in.

The XP3 Quest comes in a hard rubber case and, I can attest, can be submerged to 3ft for up to 30 minutes.

In the preferred mode, the inserts are polymeric and function to absorb and dissipate impact forces with which the user comes in contact.

As soon as he comes in, his mother says to him: `Ah! mon Dieu!

Lately, when a patient comes in complaining of these symptoms, I walk over and pick up her purse, she added. Without fail, it weighs a ton.

She comes in early, stays late and has asked to transfer to another department within the company.

Beijing's review of its policy comes in the context of a growing industry debate over the viability of electric cars.

Anyone else comes in, bang the barstool for me. I got to get some lime.

Sure, you could spend three hours implementing a new system that lets you automatically tag every email as it comes in.

In many low-income countries, more than 60% of health spending comes in the form of direct out-of-pocket payments.

That is where someone comes in and takes information from your computer, steals your credit card number, takes money out of your account.

I'll have a word with him about this as soon as he comes in.

Then the Nigerian devil comes in and whips you for the rest of the day.

My teacher is a nut. Everyday he wears socks that don't match and he always comes in the door backwards.

Even tuna fish (yes, the kind that comes in a can) protected against the syndrome.

The motivation seems to come from a system of pleasure and reward, which is where the release of dopamine comes in.

Fine. I'll ask her to phone you as soon as she comes in.

Because PMML is an XML-based standard, the specification comes in the form of an XML schema.

For many years we've had a "sugar daddy" setting for clubs where a new owner comes in and throws money at a club as a long-term loan.

But knowing, as we said before, that "the Word became flesh" (Jn 1: 14) we acknowledge him as God even when he comes in the flesh.

In much of China, spring is usually very short. It usually comes in March and ends in May.

Its simple, yet comes in some strong colors and almost looks a bit like a more dressy shoe in casual format.

So when a requirement changes, or a new requirement comes in, how do they manage implementation of that requirement?

My needs are quite simple: I have no investments, so I really just need a good register to keep track of what comes in and what goes out.

It comes in many different forms and is used for a variety of different purposes.

Chilly spring When blizzard comes in winter, we can only stay at home all day long.

It starts when the moon first comes in contact with the sun and then starts to move over the face of the sun.

As you near completion of the task, a critical bug comes in that demands immediate attention.

Another woman comes in, carrying a load of plastic bottles several times her own size on her head.

The System comes in a "Zero Company" portable sleek metal, suitcase enclosure with built in Combination Lock for security.

The only added complexity comes in instantiating all the necessary objects for testing purposes.

Peter: Well, you know what they say. If March comes in like a lion, it goes out like a lamb.

The Jonas Brothers musical group comes in second on the list of rich kids, as their albums take in over 12 million a year.

Skin is very elastic (that's why they call it "plastic surgery" ) and tends to conform to objects it comes in contact with.

While some of us may retain a few childhood friends, the biggest opportunity for friendship comes in higher education.

Do NOT read every email as it comes in! Unless of course, you are already procrastinating .

A: Yes, please. Tell him to call Ambassador Hotel room 203 as soon as he comes in. This is Mr. Chen calling.

Once you know what God wants you to do, the blessing comes in actually doing it.

It means that we'll let you know that the book comes in as soon as it returns and it will not be lent to others.

A cream liqueur called Spirit of Liberty comes in a glass decanter that certainly reflects the name.

" Mazda said the Premacy also comes in seven new body colors, including " Golden Sand Metallic.

The point is that petty, frustrating crap like this is exactly where the work of choosing comes in.

The formal mediator for the light being directed from the outside comes in the shape of a fascinatingly organic-looking lamp body.

Well, I'm sorry to say, none of those things comes in paint tubes.

An event comes in and is dispatched to the appropriate view. The view handles the event and notifies any listeners.

When you have a cab that's been hit in the back or in the side by a bus. I mean, you've got to imagine when it first comes in.

While Maria and the children are enjoying themselves, the Captain comes in.

The father frequently comes in with a self-satisfied air, and proudly recounts what he has accomplished during the day.

Bacondrop comes in the form of a Mac DMG file - created with a utility called ChocTop, developed by Dr Nic.

"Everybody comes in early morning, lunch time to take classes and in the evening for zumba or sports conditioning, " she said.

In much of China, spring is usually very short. It usually comes in March.

When the deletion message comes in, the daemon notices that there's an old entry in the database (B's file) with the same inode number.

And here comes in what is the actual livening spark of the novel: the novelist's imagination has a power of its own.

One woven cane bag comes in the shape of a rather woeful dog; another bag is covered with peacock feathers and has a silver stag clasp.

Life tends to hijack any and all matter it comes in contact with and complexity it.

This latest sell-off comes in a year when Gates has sold some 90 million shares in total.

The PalmPeeler comes in a range of fun, playful colors as well as a stainless steel version to complement today's popular kitchen finishes.

When industry goes out of the door poverty comes in at the window.

This gene comes in two varieties, one of which has a part missing and therefore does not work properly.

When faced with complexity, my first instinct is to look for help, which in this case comes in the form of JUnit's StrutsTestCase.

For about HK$12, 000, it comes in a stainless steel case with blue-lit numbers, or a rose gold case with numbers that light up in red.

'Deal' produce comes in much greater quantities and rotates as unpredictably as anything else in the store, and can be a much better value.

The euro comes in at 35% over its PPP rate, a little higher than half a year ago.

Happiness is all around us , but it often comes in small grains . When we gather it grain by grain , we soon have a basketful .

There's five fathoms out there, he said. It'll be swept up that way when the tide comes in about one.

The real expense comes in the transition process itself, including making sure that years of previous experience are retained.

But it comes in the wake of a crash in November that led to the deaths of 19 preschoolers and two adults in rural Gansu province.

When poverty comes in at the door, love flies out of the window.

When blizzard comes in winter , we can only stay at home all day long.

Yaz Flex comes in packs of 120 pills and women who use it continuously will have three periods a year.

The left side of the brain controls our logical thinking. It processes the information which comes in, and puts into order.

The choice would not be hard to make. But there is no choice, and that is where the bitterness comes in.

Synchronous failover availability comes in two types: specialized HA software and synchronous replication.

This is where Domain Driven Design comes in: "A Service should be the implementation of a concept that the user understands. "

If another key stroke comes in before the timer goes off, the original timer is canceled and a new timer is created.

BRIAN GREENE: Lloyd's weird lemonade comes in the form of a quantum computer.

One of the biggest changes comes in the chapter that spells out information technology support and services.

The actress comes in and coaches me in body language, presentation style, and public speaking.

Each linkage mechanism comes in the form of sending a request or message, receiving a response, or performing a SQL or HTTP operation.

Gellatly hypothesizes that the gender-controlling gene comes in a "male" and "female" version, with three possible combinations of the two.

But Bloomberg will come up short, as he comes in for withering attacks from both Democrats and Republicans.

The camera comes in two colors: a monochromatic white or safari green. And is expected to release later this year for around $240.

I value friendship, but so far in life, distance or another factor always comes in the way of maintaining a friendship.

If joy really comes in the morning time, then I'm gonna sit back and wait until the next sunrise.

And I'll continue to be in close contact with them as new information comes in.

My Dead Sea scroll is a replica that comes in its own little clay jar with a lid.

Then, when the next transaction comes in for a passive instance, it gets activated.

Spermicide is available without a prescription and comes in many forms, including cream, gel, foam, film, suppository and tablet.

Online support comes in the form of forums, chat rooms, online bulletin boards, e-mail, or live instant- messaging support.

Definitely the favorite of the season's short styles, the pleated short comes in a variety of lengths, colors and leg-widths.

Cheongsam is mounted with silvery lace. she has a round fan in the hand, hang it on the finger, she comes in and looked at Sifeng naturally.

Like the Bakewell tart, the pork pie comes in a variety of forms.

As before, much intra-regional trade comes in the form of components that make their way as finished goods to western consumers.

When a golfer takes a swing at a ball, one degree of difference can determine whether he comes in under par, or sinks one in the lake.

That's where the Magic Trackpad comes in, making controlling all those apps as natural as tapping on an iPhone screen.

In other words, you need to turn those goals into reality, and that's where establishing priorities comes in.

The attack angle the bomber comes in at is critical, since the bomber attacks in a straight line.

The crux of the algorithm comes in determining whether a node is the root of a strongly connected component.

That's where classworking comes in handy -- it lets you make changes like this for any method, without needing source code.

waterproof flashlight comes in handy at this point.

AMERICAN exceptionalism comes in many forms, but one of the odder ones is the way it sets its electoral boundaries.

Here comes in the question of manpower.

The guidance comes in response to a Department of Health review of domiciliary oxygen therapy back in 2000.

Serendipity cellar: For those who do not keep a record of what comes in and goes out of the cellar.

Of course, your electronic send does not come in through the mailbox, bit comes in through telephone lines.

Self-harm comes in many forms, all of which show up in the research literature on divorce and the gender gap.

Consequently, an ever greater proportion of executive compensation comes in the form of stock options.

IPTV comes in two forms: broadcaster's streaming video of recent TV episodes and standalone clients like Joost, Babelgum, or Democracy.

The current mea culpa comes in the form of an internet video addressing Chinese fans.

Today, most pleasant reading materials comes in the form of magazines, periodicals or newspapers.

When someday one of the girls comes in this office and my head is down on this desk - and they can't wake me up, that's when I'll retire.

When the wolf comes in at the door, love creeps out of the window.

This announcement comes in the wake of a critical report and editorial recently published in American Scientist.

What happens is sunlight comes in and hits the leaf and then the leaf immediately takes that sunlight and makes a wireless current.

Whether a person comes in with a doctor-approved prescription is not a matter of discussion.

The calcium carbonate in corals or in the shells of other marine creatures comes in two distinct mineral forms: calcite and aragonite .

What food item comes in its own biodegradable container, requires no cooking and tastes delicious?

The test comes in whether he is willing to face it unflinching, or turn aside and by his inaction let that evil prosper.

So Obama comes in and he inherits a very solid working relationship.

It comes in two varieties: Wizard, which provides a graphical approach to the WSDL composition problem, and command line.

The compact comes in two designs? one for two products, and another for a trio of products.

The disaster, which comes in the middle of a public crisis over tainted milk powder, highlights other public safety risks in the country.

'When somebody comes in from the outside, and there's not a pre-existing relationship, people are on their toes a little more.

The call comes in a study by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers into how technology could prevent climate change.

Stylish and contemporary, the Glass Fireplace comes in a triangular or rectangular shape, with the option of clear or smokey glass.

Help often comes in unexpected ways so do not specifically demand one way to another, but leave all possibilities open.

My 18th birthday comes in two weeks' time but the birthday party is still in the air.

It comes in and establishes itself in forest clearings where other trees have fallen down or in abandoned pastures.

One area where the State field comes in handy is if you want to identify a set of test cases as being blocked.

As I stressed, our knavishness comes in the form of opportunism, and hubris.

The rest comes in the form of benefits: free food, housing, health care and education.

Lizzie comes in, her face flushed, her skirt covered in mud. She looks ravishing .

The UK comes in at seventh place, while dozens of countries, including Spain and Sweden, have never had a female head of government.

She comes in with a hat in her hand.

When he comes in, it gives me relief, and that raises my defensive awareness.

reminding all of my students of their importance and that intelligence comes in many forms.

It comes in handy when someone else says the exact thing that you wanted to say.

It is not expensive, and comes in several price ranges, ranging from a soft cover version, to a leather bound version.

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's decision to reclaim the presidency of Russia comes in a bad year for autocrats.

Sandystops to do his homework when his mother comes in.

Goof (boom mic visible): Boom mic can be seen at top of screen when Megan comes in dressed differently because her parents are in town.

When a request for a new name comes in, Mr. Li says he first checks it in the database.

The night the Dust Witch comes in her balloon to find Jim and Will, but Will outsmarts her and destroys her balloon.

That's our goal - to make sure when the new manager comes in he does have a great squad to work with in terms of age and profile etc.

And I say to you, You shall by no means see Me until the time comes when you say, Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!

It comes in four colors and styles, including medium gray, charcoal , navy, and a gray pinstripe.

It'll cost you about $132, 000 and comes in the form of a pure gold, diminutive replica of Japan's iconic Mount Fuji.

School uniform comes in a limited range of sizes and might not fit everyone, because everyone comes in different shapes and sizes.

Book paper comes in at least four different finishes.

Just meditate a little, be in the wife's place, think that you are the wife and the husband comes in and says the same sentence.