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The substance comes out of its tube as a cream, not the colour of "tan" it will decide to be.

When he has found a solution, he feels much better and comes out of his cave.

A fisherman opens an old jar and a giant comes out of it.

When I take him to the beach he comes out of the ocean looking like the rat from the vat.

Investors will look for clues on the state of the labor market when jobless claims data comes out on Thursday.

The need to understand and formally describe the identified users of the system(s) comes out of the experience.

Your company comes out with a new technology initiative that seems to make everyone's lives more complicated.

I tell you, meet this kind of woman, must use commanding eyes, with a powerful arm, her from desire rescue comes out among the sea!

Do you remember the place in the novel and also comes out at least in, I know two maybe three versions comes out in the movies too.

Paved road, on which we step towards the entrance penetrates the interiors and comes out on the other side of the house, in the garden.

She comes out with a kimono on and a towel stuck between her legs, trying to look dignified as usual.

No one expects his dog to get up and walk away with utter indifference at the exact moment that he finally comes out to his grandmother.

Every year or so, Microsoft comes out with a new version, which Microsoft always swears is better and more reliable, and I always buy it.

When a good player comes out you know you are not on your own, so even if ideally you would wait one or two more years, you cannot any more.

Don't argue with me, every word comes out of your mouth would be the solid evidence of hurting me.

And we have our steam generator as you know and the feed from the turbine goes in and the steam comes out.

and with every living thing with you, all birds and cattle and every beast of the earth which comes out of the ark with you.

This "something" usually comes out to be a form of rehashed or regurgitated material from a common source.

Expect great feats of diplomatic draftsmanship when the report comes out in the next few days.

Even when it isn't erupting, smoke comes out of the earth on top of it out of thousands of little holes.

Well, it's not the lava that kills anything, it's the carbon dioxide that comes out with it.

This type of eating evaporates when the sun comes out; suddenly everyone offers salads and ice water and expects it to be satisfying.

Judge, when I put a dollar into a vending machine, and a Pepsi comes out, does the Pepsi belong to me or to the machine?

With round-the-clock coverage that put a lot of Western media to shame, Al Jazeera comes out with its reputation enhanced.

Minehead price The price of a mineral as it comes out of the mine, i. E. Excluding transportation and processing.

There's no interior cladding, vapor comes out of ducts in the ceiling, and the only windows are too high to see out of.

We kind of have this rule of, ideally, we announce a game a year to a year and a half before the game comes out.

Chile comes out on top, while Bolivia is at the bottom.

So the owner of the shop goes in back and comes out with an absolutely gorgeous full-length coat.

Whenever I'm in a relationship with anyone, regardless of their position, I'm trying to remember that what comes out of them is from them.

They will likely continue to lag for at least a year, until the next phone comes out, and possibly further.

She comes out at last after thousands and thousands of calls, Yet holds the lute in her arms to hide half of her face.

Nancy: The story goes if the Groundhog comes out of his hole and sees his shadow, he'll go back in, and we'll have six more weeks of winter.

A woman comes out of her front door, waves goodbye to family and husband, and shuts the door behind her.

What about a truly unexpected piece of news - a president gets shot, a noted analyst comes out with a bearish earnings forecast, and so on?

The Taliban have long been known as haters of modern technology, certainly the kind that comes out of the Western world they revile.

Just as you prime a pump before the water comes out, Don primed his unconscious mind before the words came out.

All this comes out of Doppler shift measurements: the velocities, the radii, the periods and even the masses of these objects.

This ownership of the desktop means that when Microsoft comes out with a new framework, it has a major impact.

So I really encourage you to know this Web site, to keep up with it, because we are updating it as new information comes out all the time.

Then you said, " Now if you beat then a tail comes out of your bottom, like that you see like a doggy and something like that. "

'When all this comes out you'll have directors of other companies saying we would have dealt with it differently, ' he said.

Here's another piece of good news for this winter: our factory comes out with 2006's fashionable eiderdown outwear of various kinds.

To prevent the cork from being discharged like a missile, maintain slight downward pressure on the cork just as it comes out of the bottle.

Warrant comes out in a form as the solution programme of the domestic share reform. After that, the China warrant market began.

little water drop and some of his friends fall down into a lake. the sun comes out. little water drop feels warm again. he sees mr wind.

The best assumption, and one of the best guesses in this stuff, is that this stuff comes out of this stuff.

A girl comes out to meet you. To you she is the embodiment of loveliness; to another all that grace and beauty may look drab and homely.

As she rides off, SKINNER looks at AGENT CRANE as he comes out of one of the doors of the building behind them.

It comes out so quietly that I have to ask her to repeat it: "It's just that I thought maybe you were married to me. "

So what I've been saying about China comes out of the same model I've been using to make sense of our broader economic problem.

At the meeting, the president comes out with the scheme in the whole month, including four tech cathedras about hardware.

This film from a POV of a students who comes out of that village, presents a real state of Shadow-Play in the tradition arts.

It comes out of a place called the Gallup Organization. You know they do polls right?

But without the meat that comes out of that smoker, the camaraderie would be thin gruel indeed.

Papa comes out of his bedroom. "Brother Bear, don't shout at your sister, " he says. "But she's not coming out. She does it on purpose! "

I am standing beside this spring; if a maiden comes out to draw water and I say to her, 'Please let me drink a little water from your jar, '

"I think that's why I never really understand people who don't believe, " he comes out with, as if it were some kind of a personal tragedy.

The academic record by the fact that I make great efforts assiduously, always comes out on top.

Latin America comes out of the exercise relatively well: the yields of its main crops are expected to fall by only a few percent.

a liquid comes out on the surface of your skin, because you are hot or frightened.

This halfling is unlike most other halflings , because when he's trapped to be the hero, he always comes out on top.

A sequence of integers can be treated as a sequence of objects, by boxing every integer as it comes out of the sequence.

A man who claims to be allergic to his wife says he comes out in a rash whenever he goes near her.

She 's such a film nut that when a new movie comes out , she would dash to see it .

Someone has to pay for all this research, and a lot comes out of government-funded research budgets.

He warns me not to shop on him unless I want him to turn violent against me when he comes out of prison.

It is the artist from world making noise the thing which the casting comes out with in his own soul tribulation.

Finally, after all that high living, it comes out he was a fraud and my net worth was bupkes.

However, sometimes the steam pipe comes out of the boiler, and get fed through the fire again, this is called superheater.

I try to think and breathe deeply and my breath comes out in a white puff.

The tower is usually invisible until the sun comes out.

If a person loses sight of the total job and starts looking at the individual pieces, it comes out a little hairy.

The United States is the worst case that we see worldwide, and a lot of media news comes out of the US, so it is exceedingly negative.

"Richard was magnificent in every sense of the word, " Taylor says in the book, which comes out June 15.

I wish to be informed as soon as he comes out of the anaesthetic.

Electronic commerce comes out ahead over retail in a physical store with regard to environmental impact, he said.

Answer: Fancy that! The word "personal" finally comes out right at the end of this discussion.

The consensus statement that comes out of the discussions at the conference can affect practice, and can serve as a tool for this community.

The kind that comes out of your butt so fast , your cheeks get splashed with water.

Every platform , every mobile PC comes out of the shoot is able to immediately connect to wireless networks .

General meeting has a classmate to come out to be in first next bask, next again other classmate happens to coincide the ground comes out.

And he who comes out on top in the civil examinations is like a player who makes a touchdown.

Sometimes, the melted rock comes out with a great burst of pressure.

There's lots of screaming and growling and he comes out with his clothes all torn, covered in blood an half dead.

Inspect working and service quality of every department ; solve all problems when it comes out as early as possible .

A woman with dark hair pulled back in a ponytail comes out. Her face is pretty like Adie's, only sharper.

A clear winner would be the United States which comes out top overall, as well as in five of the six categories.

Sometimes the melted rock comes out with a great blast of pressure.

It has been erupting for thousands of years. Even when it isn't erupting, smoke comes out of the earth from thousands of little holes.

The baby's head usually comes first; the umbilical cord comes out with the baby and is cut after the baby is delivered.

Money comes out of a VC when their greed for your startup stock outweighs their fear of investing.

Each national's special culture mode comes out of the speech and behavior of that race by all means.

every now and then a movie comes out that is simply refreshing , and this was one of the best.

It's like throwing it in a pot, and it comes out a little bit different size, maybe not the same color.

Even the heated water that comes out of the plant is not wasted: it heats a fish farm, one of Italy's largest.

I assure you, you'll be sorry you wasted your money on an iPod, when Microsoft comes out with theirs.

As the name suggests, a named pipe works like a pipe: you enter data in one end, and the same data comes out the other end.

Immediately report the project situation to direct manager and also comes out with effective improvement action to problem.

Now, after six-and-a-half years, Brown's newest novel, The Lost Symbol, comes out on Tuesday.

What comes out of our mouth or fingers are the result of our exposure to world.

Once everything comes out or you are told exactly what is going on it all seems to come together.

We dare not to waste a single second to do nothing before the sun comes out in the early morning since our life time is short here on Earth.

As each woman comes out, a tourist asks if he can pose with her for a photograph; each one smiles and says yes.

Chandler takes a shower but is still wearing socks when he comes out of the shower.

Then it flies back at speed, only a few feet above the ground, and comes out of nowhere to seize its target.

But it feeds its baby with milk, which comes out from some gland in the skin and wells up in a "pit" .

What comes out of your long talk with him?

It will be best if he comes out from changtang, or he disappears in changtang, but he is always a real hero.

Meditation is the total inaction which comes out of a mind that sees what is, without the entanglement of the past.

She comes out of the warehouse waving her gun at the officer and as she is about to shoot, she is shot dead by the policeman.

After the checkup the doctor comes out with the results of the examination.

Also, because cloth is not perfectly transparent, the light comes out a little dimmer than it went in.

Smoke comes out of his nose, like a pot boiling on the fire.

In manysituations, what you say with your eyes is more important than what comes out of your mouth.

As the truth of your recent past comes out, so the criminal activity involving crimes against humanity is surfacing.

He comes out to the waiting room to see a terribly upset Mr. Jones.

'The later it comes out, the more it is a barometer of the arguments going in the coordination process, ' she said.

As the connection comes out of the pool the connection is reset with the server moving back to the login time database .

When an evil spirit comes out of a man, it goes through arid places seeking rest and does not find it.

Monica comes out with her cordless phone .

With that said, we expect everybody to be fine with it when it comes out.

People might not particularly like the new you that comes out of this.

Since the paper comes out five days a week, we need excellent students who know how to budget their time efficiently.

"French bond yields have been under pressure all day and then this false statement comes out and sends yields spinning higher. "

Well, I have no time for that, and I think it all comes out of some kind of awful British envy.

Have no omen, he threw away he's wish, but slowly became the growth in the heart in the city that can not live comes out of a dream.

Grace: Maybe after the next generation of technology comes out, the price of this model will become more affordable .

"My sense is that we have made progress . . . It remains to be seen how this meeting comes out, " he said.

Finally set out to run into all the way soldier car, incredibly is a troops in past comes out, then conveniently taking bus can return to.

"We are going to see much larger scale protest movements in Europe once this comes out. "

So faith comes out of hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.

But instead of tears, when I press my face against the pillow, a horrible, primal scream comes out of me.

It is also possible that you may buy an electronic item, only to see the price drop significantly in January when a newer model comes out.

In the low-income category, Ukraine comes out on top, and Cuba outdoes its fellow middle-income countries in quality of life.

Allen, whose latest film "Whatever Works" comes out on French screens next month, plans to shoot a film in Paris next year, RTL said.

Two men go into a room and one comes out, claiming to have been defending himself.

And Kieron trots into his bedroom, comes out with his business card and says thank you back.

Maybe they forget that everything that comes out of a computer, somebody has to put in.

The body also relies on a bend between the rectum--where feces builds up--and the anus--where feces comes out.

It's really funny because I think the Twilight saga is the only movies where we have to stop filming when the sun comes out.

In the evening Kathmandu's sizable Tibetan population comes out to stroll around the temple and send off their prayers.

One piece of information is the stock quote, which either comes out of the cache or is retrieved from the backend.

When one comes out of the sky and hits the ground the potential for real damage is there.

WHEN the fashionable comparisons are drawn between India and China, one industry where India normally comes out on top is finance.

How the worms help is by first eating and processing the food. It comes out the other end of the worm as rich compost.

Here's how it comes out; in the next step I'll show you all the styles I applied.

But in a global economy based on knowledge and innovation, no development strategy can be based solely upon what comes out of the ground.

You need to ensure running Web services in the test environment comes out with flying colors with no problems or issues.

There will be a force on you and whatever comes out of here will indicate your weight.

Now when he comes out of the bathroom you give him a good hug.

OK. Coke Japan comes out with a new product every three weeks.

Punxsutawney Phil is a groundhog that comes out of his burrow on Gobbler's Knob, Pennsylvania, each February 2 to predict the weather.

If it's any good, I'll buy a copy when it comes out in the pocket edition.

This means any custom rules you write for VS 2010 may need to be modified or outright rewritten when VS 11 comes out a few years from now.

Teddy: Yes. Because whenever mama bear comes out of her cave, bad things happen.

Former president Bill Clinton has finished writing a new book called Back To Work which comes out in November.

So long as the animal is petted he reacts nicely, but the moment he is antagonized the whole violence of his nature comes out.

As the subprime crisis showed this year, it is hard to tell which banks and investors are at risk until the bad news comes out.

Most workers with employer-provided health insurance imagine that their employer is paying for it, when in fact it comes out of their wages.

peace-building usually comes out of development budgets. They tend to be slow, wasting precious months.

Your world I this have been far away gradually. . . Looked comes out yesterday you not to be unhappy, restless.

Intact gold-plating high relief comes out every two or three years nowadays, any trace can't be missed!

The Holocaust drama is "Sarah's Key" , starring Kristin Scott Thomas, which comes out on DVD in late November.

HUSBAND : You tell a woman something: It goes in both ears and comes out of the mouth.

The magazine comes out once a week, carrying pictures of the most famous film stars.

A cool sound comes out in the kind of the iron.

Juergen Klinsmann (Former Germany Captain): You know everybody's really curious, you know, what comes out, which teams you meet.

TORUK comes out of the sun, beating its huge wings to slow its descent.

Easy to operate, just press the button and the toothpaste comes out.

I mean, for as much good that kind of comes out of this environment, there is plenty of bad.

That, we have, in crushed corn, it comes out of the Southwest. It's a blue chips - triangular, they're really, really wonderful. . .

The ancient Greeks used to believe that light comes out of the eyes to illuminate the world.

Just then, the door opens. Sister comes out happily. "Good morning, Papa, " she says. It makes Brother so angry! What will he do?

A lot of the new user interface work we have comes out of that interactive TV work.

It usually takes me about a year after the English version comes out to do the Japanese translation.

Chinese kids have had no such luxury, and that behavior comes out when they start working.

If you add up the position of alphabets in this word, it comes out to be the number 100!

Add an unexpected interruption (bus arrives, friend comes out of a store, child fusses ).

The mouse comes out in the dark when there is nobody here.

It comes out of a particularly painful part of our history.

There's a portion of the tape where you can see very clearly that Jared, the suspect, comes out of one of the doors.

This comes out to about 2 blogs in every second or approximately one-fifth of the number of new babies born everyday.

Unbelievable . I've got to read her new book as soon as it comes out.

One of the conclusions of this "Monday Manna" is that true joy ultimately comes out of relationship with God.

After a few minutes, the doctor comes out and asks her assistant for a wrench, which understandably concerns the husband.

It also comes out of the blue; the banks' audited accounts still show that their nonperforming loans have fallen dramatically.

But the vast majority of music we listen to comes out of the Internet, where most of it is free.

Since the computer comes out, the monolithic machine technology has got broad application in society in every field.

whereas the supply comes out of nationwide scientific research entities such us advanced education, overseas, above all ASEAN states.

A fleece flow comes out of Forming Machine and passes Scale Conveyor, where the fleece weight is continuously measured.

Everything from prawn powder to carrot chunks comes out of the freeze-dryer (6), a clever way of concentrating flavor without heating food.

The fibre comes out in strands and is then spun into yarn on a spinning machine.

The fiber comes out in strands and is then spun into yarn on a spinning machine.

As a writer, I often find myself imagining some happy future: "Once I sell this proposal. . . " or "Once this book comes out. . . "

Ah, yes, The truth always comes out. It's one of the fundamental rules of time.

this virus comes out is still unknown. The only thing known is that the patients suffer the symptoms resembling flu and headache.

In this fantastic film, Sinbad faces horrible monsters, but always comes out on top.

It has changed the methods of warfare on land and sea. This kind of oil comes out of the earth.

Again, transformed in stage 10 in the oven because what went into the oven as dough comes out in stage 11 as bread.

When you create the page, this comes out looking like the web version of the invoice, minus the printer icon.

"Then poor Yates is all alone, " cried Tom. "I will go and fetch him. He will be no bad assistant when it all comes out. "

They instilled a passion in me that comes out in my work.

Merchandising right has its corresponding original right, however, it comes out of the original right, but is also different from that.

Sometimes, her in the idea stealthily comes out a peculiar idea and feels Mo elder brother Xiang of Su, also elephant her dad.

Therefore, everything that comes out of me is authentically mine because I alone chose it.

Concentration comes out of a combination of confidence and hunger.

Enterprises have to expend their geographical markets in their construction and development. So enterprise location comes out conspicuously.

We wait for Dworken's friend at security, and minutes later he comes out of an elevator toting an iPod in a plastic bag.

"Boring" must be the word often comes out from my mouth.

Whenever corporate leaders and manufacturers are surveyed about employee skills, writing always comes out near the top.

I don't like the rainy day and Let's hope that the sun comes out as soon as possible.

husband: you tell a woman something , it goes in both ears and comes out of mouth.

Betty feels so sad and boring. She wishes her parents could share this day with her. Suddenly, a voice comes out .

My poet's instinct to make something comes out most strongly then, enabling me to use fear, doubt, even despair as creative stimuli.

But do any companies actually track what comes out of these programs?

There is a bust of Jiang Qing in the shape of a rifle (power comes out of the barrel of a gun, said Chairman Mao).

So we're turning in record quarter after record quarter, and Wall Street eventually comes out in the right place.

Husband: You tell a woman something, It goes in both ear and comes out of mouth.

The only real power comes out of a long rifle.

The spring breeze flushes, a damp breeze comes out, the rich pollen breath, straight to the heart a drill.

Much of our trouble in life comes out of our restless, sometimes reckless, haste.

Pattern stories--where the central point comes out over a number of years and through varying circumstances.

This bureau chief is captain Liu's cousin, also the person who comes out on the troops.

At usual time, the conscious is controlling the body unless the unconsciousness comes out and releases its energy.

Vein hemangioma is how expression comes out on the skin? Method is treated?

You'll find him a bit disappointing at first, he only comes out at his best when he's drunk.

And that's exactly what you see comes out of these equations whether you go to the center of mass or whether you do it from 26. 100.

If another company comes out with better software, I'll switch.

Sometimes news comes out suddenly and forcefully, like a geyser springing from deep within the ground.

Then the amount of semantic interconnection and the amount of richness that comes out of that is really huge .

Ok, what kind of life comes out of that?

As for such modeling method, this paper also comes out a method to compute CL data of three-axis NC machine. . .

First, the third pot comes out of the wine called wine head, JiuWei into a steamer to distillation.

Numbers can lie in the short- term , but the truth almost always comes out in the end .

When we first arrive, Rauchana, the squad member who was the first woman comrade to be my aide, comes out to greet us.

Passed for ages, perhaps be she feels to be done so also of no help cowardly cowardly ground comes out to appear that kind is bashful.

Everything that comes out of me is authentically mine, because I alone chose it.

Rather than what comes out of mouths beforehand, it's what is in the minds of players at kick -off Cole believes is the key factor.

Rom. 10: 17 So faith comes out of hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.

So much crap comes out of China it boggles the mind. But someone is buying that crap.

When we're writing a song, if I'm writing Ringo will just automatically sing the harmony and Jojo will come in with his. It just comes out.

The strand of hair that comes out of your head does not have living cells in it.

I've got to read her new book as soon as it comes out.

The truth comes out in the most unexpected ways, and it is a feature of the changing times you are now in.

"Gambiered Guangdong gauze" : an uncanny history of "persevering until the clouds are opened and the sun comes out" .

P. approach requires you to simplify your language processing, so your English comes out easier.

Your inner charm and attractiveness comes out in new ways, and your love will be incredibly satisfying.

Both. It comes out as a shield, and then it gets bigger. A stag then just randomly appears out of nowhere.

The way they deliberate every word before it comes out of their mouth is indicative of how they approach life: They look before they leap.