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"Oh, it comes up all the time, " said the mother. "He says he needs a break before he does his homework. "

We wait until your number comes up, sort of like the dentist's office. Nobody 's favorite part.

The child doesn't seem to be able to keep anything down. Everything it eats comes up.

Then there was an exhibition taking. An entrepreneur comes up to his car with money.

You don't see a description of how, you know, Molecule A, you know, comes up and docks with this other molecule.

And that goes into the system, the system basically comes up with an answer to your question, and responds appropriately.

Comes up to me with his head thrown back and the rain splashing in his face turns the golden sands to mud.

You tune into your aversion and bodily sensations and wait to see what comes up for you.

So karma and pain are often united, and as the karma comes up to be released, the pain associated comes up to be processed simultaneously.

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

This article will show what is meant by "overlapping iterations" and why the question of using this technique comes up in the first place.

If she mentioned the sun comes up in the west, I did not notice that.

Another group from amusing interesting, as well as the individuality design form comes up to it carries on the individuality design.

You'll immediately notice how much more quickly the system comes up.

It comes up to its peak in Qianlong period, after one decline with managment and up to another peak in Guang Xu period.

Soon the bear comes up to the fat man, and even puts its nose to his mouth and ears.

" Passed a few days, bunny comes up against a peacock, envy the ground to ask again: " Your tail, does for what so multicoloured spot rot?

He said the bill reflects a non-issue that nonetheless comes up every once in a while.

Do not put too much on your schedule - you will need time to attend to all that comes up.

Well Melchizedek comes up in the text of Genesis without us knowing anything else about him.

but something or other comes up and i just don't seem to have the time to find the time.

The title of this thesis comes up in such a background.

When this dialog comes up for a new pattern, the fields will have the default pattern settings. The user may change any of this information.

One of the questions that comes up periodically is to what extent could corporation be considered to be psychopathic.

It helps to bring a bit of light into a dark issue, and when it comes up again and people start saying 'should we or shouldn't we?

Eh. . . The sun comes up in the east and goes down in the west.

The idea of committing suicide always comes up in mind and many might have already attempted one.

A. It's really cool because she comes up here every once in a while for her favourite scenes.

Or if one of our cats comes up to say hello, rubs itself on my leg and settles down for a nap near me . . . yep: great day!

The gas is going to be richer So in a distillation, where you put things up in the gas, more of the ethanol comes up.

Some parents are very poor and illiterate, but a particular son comes up in life as a great leader.

In time, they said, the moving ocean floor is blocked when it comes up against the edge of a continent.

This is how we go into a relationship, and it's hunky-dory for a year. And then a little behavior problem comes up.

You try to shoot the post man when he comes up the drive because you think he's an engineer.

Imagine that you are in a bad mood and somebody comes up to you and tells you "You must be happy and joyous right now! "

All you want is peace, peace, peace, but you never seem to be able to stay there for long. Some annoyance always comes up.

Known as a chalazion, this hard, painless mass typically comes up quickly over a few days. It's most common in people with oily skin.

Still, when a chunk of Rosneft comes up for sale, the temptation for them to set all that aside will be strong (see article).

At the very moment when the sand decides to speak, a torrent comes up, and a great force inhales the grain of sand into a big hole.

The lava comes up to the surface when volcanoes explode.

One of the possible explanations that an unprofessional mind inevitably comes up with in such a situation is poisoning.

That would be an example of a vector field that comes up in physics.

Who comes up to answer this question ? Who comes up to put forward the solution to this question?

And whenever reform of the UN Security Council comes up, its name is always among those mooted for a possible new permanent seat.

If I jump into the water, it comes up to my armpits and holds up my cheeks.

You'll at least pause to think through the situation before hitting the panic button next time something comes up!

You and I are having lunch and I just happened to buy my groceries on Netgrocer. com and somehow it comes up in conversation.

While China's historic grievances are never far below the surface when the subject of Japan comes up , more prosaic concerns loom larger .

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.

United have carried out in-depth analysis of Barcelona's matches and their main strengths, and of course Messi comes up as a main topic.

The power of names comes up in a number of traditional stories.

He thought it was trampled to death that does not care to, and now here one comes up a drill.

The tree comes up to my window like the yearning voice of the dumb earth.

I mean, in my own clothes, when someone like that guy Stuckey comes up to me, I can handle it; I'm prepared.

So if anyone ever comes up to you and says you need the Bible plus another book to find truth, they are wrong.

If you do need money and an opportunity comes up, you will need to look at it with a critical eye and ask lots of questions.

For example, if a so-so space comes up for your review, reject it, for it seems your dream space could be the next one you see.

If the trial comes up while I'm here, as I honestly hope it will, I'll prosecute it to the best of my ability.

Versioning also comes up in terms of preservation.

The best that Sam comes up with from his cubes is Dis-Jumbo-aholic, better than nothing.

However, the Serbian insist it doesn't matter what sort of attack he comes up against as long as he is fully focused and at his best.

Something that occasionally comes up with roommates is the question of exactly where they go.

I rate the songs I hear using Apple's software, which changes how often a tune comes up in shuffle, an almost magical feature on the iPod.

As the moderator of the Ajax forum on developerWorks (see Resources), the issue of polling and real time comes up at least once each month.

On Such a beautiful summer day , the new term comes up with its golden smiling face .

Wu ways she can't hear him too clearly, so he comes up to her side to repeat the question.

Don't be a slave to the list of questions; if something comes up in conversation ask about it.

Through clinical practice for several hundreds cases, the total effective rate comes up to 99%, the cure rate 98%.

In nearly every server application, the question of thread pools and work queues comes up.

And it will work all the sooner if we occasionally remind ourselves that even after the darkest night the sun comes up in the morning.

One question that frequently comes up is whether or not to tell other people.

You'd be surprised how many times travel comes up in conversation, whether it be at a party or at the office.

Even if the wave only comes up to the knees, the force is enough to knock a person down.

Solomon comes up later and he wants to build temple and finally God says yes, at least according to part of the Hebrew Bible.

It is a typical 3M story: an employee comes up with an idea that, through a series of accidents, then turns into a product.

Don't just grab any old bottle of eyedrops out of your medicine cabinet when a new problem comes up.

As monitor, you should let the head teacher know if something comes up in class.

NS2 simulation revealed that the algorithm comes up to a better forwarding performance with higher bandwidth utilization.

Maybe it is the summer weather, but when the subject of Beijing comes up these days, multinationals seem to get hot under the collar.

If the test comes up negative, you may need to see a urologist for an IC evaluation.

You and target opponent each flip a coin. Mana Clash deals 1 damage to any player whose coin comes up tails.

Geothermal reservoirs are like capped geysers: When humans drill a hole, hot stuff comes up, which can be used to run a turbine.

Being a student at the University of Iowa, the topic of same sex marriage comes up quite frequently in classroom discussions. . . you know.

I know you two are both in, so I'll ask around the rest of the office and see what comes up.

As you wish. Be back before the sun comes up. If for any reason you're delayed, make your way to the Golden Company.

UBI to launch new games on the computer comes up, the game was full of American-style comic style.

But he looks like such a wimp: I'm afraid he doesn't have the guts to handle a real crisis when it comes up.

"If another acquisition opportunity comes up we would certainly not rule it out. "

It may take a while to realize that someone routinely comes up with such time-saving insights.

Meanwhile, based on this, the essay comes up with its own proposals to the drafting Administrative Licensing Act.

Suddenly a woman comes up to me and stops me, right in the pouring rain.

So I gave a little intro, there was the 20 minute keynote, then everyone comes up with session ideas, then we started.

Now the Web page shown in Figure 3 automatically comes up for testing the web service you just created in the above steps.

If your forebears coherently discussed the Middle East situation at 7 a. m. , you're likely to feel sharp before the sun comes up, too.

He's got some great ideas. Why not give him his head and see what kind of campaign he comes up with.

But the explanation is to why it comes up with that particular answer is a mathematical explanation not a physical one.

This paper mainly analyses internal and external reasons for this issue and comes up with some relevant countermeasures as well.

The technological equipment of 800 shop and its technical level comes up to the advanced level in home.

At this time of the year the sun comes up early and goes down late.

A special issue comes up in comparing EBIs with each other, or with REBIs (or rather, several related issues).

And it notifies you if anything comes up in an area you're interested in.

"The question of legitimacy always comes up whenever you have somebody from outside deciding who's poor, " Banerjee says.

"You do what comes up, day by day, " he said with a shrug.

Someone with a normal mind like this, as soon as a thought comes up, whack, it is caught straight away.

His name comes up every time a government passes a restrictive law or a law which seems to remove aspects of our eternal freedoms.

In a Usability Review the User Interface Designer tests the usability of an application, identifies problems and comes up with solutions.

So if you watch this chair as I recline, the headrest comes up to meet my neck.

And yet when his name comes up now, it is more often than not as a freak, a monarchist, an anti-Semite , a crank, a has been.

You, won't you stay here a while, until the sun comes up again.

When the matter they lied about comes up later, they often have a hard time remembering what they have said.

The guardian of devildom takes down the detailed features of each human beings that comes up from the earth on his blacklist.

Some evenings the postmaster comes up to have a chat with me.

The challenge of packing as many spheres as possible into a cylinder comes up all the time.

After your meditation, "automatic-write" whatever comes up for you.

You can also use a pull-and-drop presentation by raising your rod tip so the sinker also comes up off the bottom.

Every time the subject of my motoring conviction comes up my wife can't help throwing it in my face.

Its specifications comes up to or exceeds the national standard on wooden shaving board.

One of the five board seats comes up for appointment each October.

Every morning when the sun comes up, he goes to the stream near your house with a broom.

The sun comes up in the east.

Joi comes up with a great list of habits to inspire people and get you thinking of good habits you would like to form yourself.

As the sun comes up, you see in the blue, they start their dive.

Whatever brilliant schemes the soon-to-be-former prime minister comes up with, nothing will happen unless the Americans and Israelis agree.

After the capital increase, the operating capital of this branch comes up to RMB 200 million yuan.

In the meantime, you continue to put in a hard day's work. But now and then a difficult situation comes up.

Just as some of my friends say, sometimes I am a very narcissistic man. And this would maybe last till my Miss Right comes up.

I told you, you can't yell at him every time any little thing comes up.

It's interesting how often sticking things together and making them stay that way comes up in our lives.

I've been coaching some writers, and one common problem which comes up for those with a day job is finding a good time to write.

When yaboot comes up, you can press the Tab key to see all of the available kernels listed.

Altucher is on to something: Anybody who comes up with a new food allergy drug stands to make a boatload of money.

As a member of her company's think tank, Miss Green often comes up with good ideas.

She adds: "We're working really hard and well together . . . It just never comes up any more, it seems like ancient history to me. "

When cheating of fruit market comes up to college students, What their opinions?

Simultaneously proposed the consummation method mainly is comes up the research from the judgment standard and the technical measure.

After awhile the nurse comes up to the second man and says, "Congratulations, you got triplets. "

The results showed that ratio of equiaxed grain in the slab of cold rolled non-oriented silicon steel comes up to above 50 percent.

The decision comes up every six months, and so far the president has decided not to take the controversial step.

Right, at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

The water in the bottle comes up to its neck, the crow drinks the water. He is very happy.

Ratio of antimony hanging about the passivator comes up to 50%, it shows remarkable effects passivating on nickel.

By the time the sun comes up on Christmas Day, he'll get to you too.

The water in the bottle comes up to its neck and the bird can drink the water . He is very happy .

"Keep me posted daily, Martin. That's all I ask. When anything comes up, I will expect to hear from you. " "Yes, Sir Frederick. "

And I'm sure Virgin Fuels will be happy to help fund him. But basically the important thing is that somebody comes up with the answer.

I don't know if I should get a futon now or wait . . . till something comes up.

But unless the association comes up with a convincing argument, the miners' tried-and-tested strategy will surely work again.

An elevator is a little room and when the door shuts the upstairs comes down or the downstairs comes up.

Ali: I thought you were eager to get to the lake before the sun comes up.

when some Ministry hag comes up and asks to see me license.

When this objective comes up for discussion, the Chinese negotiator says that the American's request must receive further study.

It may also add a factor to be considered when the issue of screening comes up, Smith said.

What is said about you when your name comes up in conversation?

Every single person who comes up to me after watching the show comments on "How skinny I am in person as opposed to when I'm on TV" .

at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

If it rains or something scary comes up, how can she hide her head and legs?

He comes up the walk and knocks at the door.

Intership work experience exercise my sense of responsibility , made me calm down when anything comes up, and have great team spirit.

The nurse comes up to the first man and says, "Congratulations, you got twins. "

On the Web Services page that comes up, ensure the Generate a proxy checkbox is selected, and choose the Next button.

Button, a message box comes up and shows the information retrieved from the Java class, as shown in Figure 23.

Perhaps if he has a big, pointy nose, imagine him bobbing for apples, piercing them with his nose before he comes up for air.

That would allow us to ask a question immediately whenever it comes up.

and then comes up with a new attribute reduction algorithm with the help of discernibility matrix and logic operation.

Instead, it comes up with its own calculation of "normal value" based on costs in other "surrogate" countries.

One of the teachers comes up and starts talking to me.

Tom: Well, one of you comes up with an idea.

In the next days, I will in my free time comes up, with Chinese, German, English to describe my work, my life, my feelings and my mood.

Try typing your screen name or email address into a search engine and see what comes up.

Among them, the exploration of post-Fordist system comes up to the highest level of management for the capitalist system, .

Whenever it comes up plagiarism is a hot button topic and essays about it tend to be philosophically and morally inflated.

Then a park keeper comes up to him. The park keeper points to a sign on the grass. He says to Mr Smith.

As each question comes up, a link would be present to the relevant information on the clients website.

Well, the sword swallower, he comes up to you.

At this time of year the sun comes up at five in the morning and goes down at about eight-thirty in the evening.

If someone comes up with a truly new idea in a meeting, I embrace it enthusiastically.

Daikeler said he just hopes whatever the industry comes up with next is the end of the biggest trend in America right now: obesity.

The best answer, wherever and whenever the question comes up, is brief and factual: "They grow inside their mothers. "

The difficulty comes up when their ideas are different. Views which are entirely new or foreign may also be hard to accept.

Something about this weekend could offer you a turning point toward a better life, so see what comes up.

See it as a litmus test for your relationship. If nothing comes up, congratulations - you will know you have a strong tie.

B: You big jerk! Something always comes up at the last minute. I'm sick of it!

Rapoport plugs all of the numbers into his computer and comes up with an answer that impresses Wyner.

Here the question of war comes up.

Most people have at least twice a day when an unexpected 20-minute gap comes up.

e. g. I'll let you know if anything comes up.

She strides with supreme purpose. She comes up to me and shakes my hand.

We'll let you know if anything comes up.

ll let you know if anything comes up.

One answer is to pair a relaxing breath with an activity that comes up repeatedly during your day.

I shall write to you if anything comes up.

So, first the page comes up with an empty box, then you wait a second, and boom: The content comes in.

If unexpectedly water comes up to alarm level, the buzzer will warn you in time.

The subject comes up repeatedly at meetings between French and German officials, when there are usually fine words about sharing the pain.

Every time the issue of Pollard's release comes up, intelligence professionals and prosecutors rise up against it.

I'll let you know if anything comes up.

When you roll a dice 100 times, there is bound to be a number that comes up more frequently than another.

Tang Gulu comes up in a hurry.

From here, you can begin to build a stroke with fine points like initiating the out sweep before the head comes up. . . and much, much more.

Dialogue screen no longer comes up when using an item from the inventory on the water pump - would cause overlapping windows.

She comes up to the guy and says, "How long has it been since you've had a cigarette? "

When the subject of boxing and brain trauma comes up today, the first image in everyone's mind is that of Muhammad Ali, now 69.

Unless it comes up with a new source of demand to support its export-led growth model, Asia will face stiff and enduring headwinds.

She often comes up to London (eg from Oxford) at weekends.

When we periodically hear news of an extraordinarily old person, one question that invariably comes up is: "How did you get to be so old? "

The Query Builder comes up where you can work with your stored procedure or user-defined function.

When the issue of corruption comes up, I'll stand side by side with you.

Video: Now she comes up to Dr. Sue and starts writing again.

If you have to rewrite the whole application every time somebody comes up with a better mousetrap, no one will beat a path to your door.

Who's gonna talk to me on the phone. Till the sun comes up?

The question comes up often enough to require an answer.

Somebody comes up to him and says, "How's business going? "

They will stagger after customers until the sun comes up on November.

I spent some time browsing through the web sites, doing searches on "custom wordpress theme" and see what comes up.

His name never comes up in our conversation these days.

By the time their membership comes up for renewal, that $600 is a distant memory.

County magistrate madame had heard this afterwards, comes up from the back room, said must break this case for the county magistrate.

Let's say you're sitting on the beach, it's not too crowded, and someone comes up and put their stuff right in front of you.

At last, this thesis comes up with some useful advice for the improvement of environment of listed companies' equity incentive plans.

The need for more doctors comes up at almost every Congressional hearing and White House forum on health care.

The paper briefly introduces the problems existing in small-scale water conservancy projects and comes up with the methods to solve.

To make sure that the URL was indeed removed from Google, copy and paste the URL into Google's search box and see if any result comes up.

A flower comes up from the ground. It sees the "Do Not Enter" sign on the gate.

Restart the server and check the systemout. log to see whether WBEreuntimeear comes up.

At night, however, well, it's dark. And the compounds disperse in large part before the sun comes up.

Given accurate statistics, the query optimizer generally comes up with correct selectivity estimates.

To make this sound, my tongue comes up, but not too much because this does not touch the roof of the mouth.

Ashenfelter comes up with a clever way to measure wage growth, or purchasing power parity, across the globe.

" Finally, the nurse comes up to the thellord man and says" Congratulations, you got twins x2.

Neil's always chasing after rainbows and never comes up with a really practical idea.

He comes up with the new programming idea when the classmate asks about the dating status of a female in Mark's class.

Newly wealthy individuals can pose a challenge to investment advisers when the subject of asset allocation comes up.

He also says Google has a certain way of doing things internally, a theme comes up repeatedly later in the interview.

But the language is totalitarian: everybody is serving something. There's no alternative. It comes up all the time.

If someone comes up with a question you can answer then go for it.

You may have already dealt with this issue (whatever comes up), but with eclipses, you never know. Just keep your antenna up.

As your team comes up with ideas, record the thought process on branches of your mind map.

Prince Phillip stops and Hubert comes up to him.

"If Google comes up with some good new ideas, that's really great for users, " she says. "Competition spurs the best in us. "

following whatever comes up, no matter what one is thinking. Know and see it. Keep watching your own thoughts continuously.

While elaborating on the merits, the author also predicts the possible difficulties and problems and comes up with solutions.

The solution to this problem is to have your boss onboard long before the idea comes up.

Just in case this comes up later, I did not come here for this.

Finally, it comes up with a thinking to eliminate the barrier of information exchange in public crisis that referred in the third part.

Jack makes a mouth at the guard. The latter comes up to pull the car door. Jack drives the car away as soon as he can.

"But, as with all things to do with Google, the issue of market domination comes up, " he added.

This issue comes up when the binary program ifconfig is not within the user's defined PATH variable.

The author comes up with the theory that females are more likely to act two-timing.

The sun comes up. The family comes down.

Regularly asking yourself this question and seeing what comes up can be game changing.