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Silly silly so I leaned against the windows, put the words to think of most of the day, but finally did not come up with it herself!

Once you've come up with a list of definite targets to hit for that day, you decide whether to do them yourself or to delegate them.

I could have spent years and years trying to imagine who I would marry and never come up with her.

I told him we have come up with a new proposal for him to consider, so he agreed to give us half an hour on the Monday at 2pm.

One of our staff loves to come up with names for products, and he's really good at it (we're not).

Jelliffe's talk was actually about his experiences trying to come up with metrics of XML schema complexity.

Now scientists claim to have come up with an answer to her changing moods - our eyes are sending mixed signals to the brain.

So I wanted to come up with something of my own.

And he has no problem bulking up in cash if his team of 10 researchers cannot come up with enough strong ideas.

My parents would never be so nosy as to ask the old man where he'd come up with such a monster on Christmas Eve.

I do not know why they come up with this point, but do you think we can really throw light upon it?

We've got to put our heads together and come up with a solution.

Memorable Quote: "I'm going to bed before either of you come up with another clever idea to get us killed - or worse, expelled. "

Barbosa said he did not know when his mining competitors would come up with a negotiated settlement.

Bean-counters in Austin, the state capital, had come up with sobering projections, but none of these were official estimates.

The trick is to come up with the right framework for your problem so that you know which techniques are most likely going to be appropriate.

You should show me some of your work some time. I'd be very interested to see what you have come up with.

You know, I think I didn't make it tough enough for him to come up with good shots.

"You know, we could have had a hundred smart people sitting here for a year and never come up with a lot of that stuff, " Mr. Zoellick says.

Two days before your presentation is usually too late to go into the ring and come up with a winning idea.

So Elizabeth and I had to come up with a Plan B. A would have been, we were actually pretty happy about our solution.

Therefore, as a phenomenon, the majority of "80 after" Parents will come up with savings to pay back the principal for the children.

He thought for a while, and finally come up with a solution.

We're trying to come up with new explanations for material phenomena that have important applications.

The following 10 date ideas should help put you in the mood and may even inspire you to come up with a few on your own.

Before he explained: "He did not come up with PHS at home to , answered the phone was his wife. "

They're looking at ways to make cuts to government spending and come up with a deal that would last until the next budget starts.

If Europe is too proud to call on the IMF, it will have to come up with its own fund as a backstop for Greece, and quickly.

He get in junior high and we play this game where I give him a real simple word and he got to come up with a fancy one like it.

Engineers are still trying to come up with a commercially viable replacement for internal-combustion engines.

Every morning, come up with at least two or three answers to each of the following questions, basking in the positive emotions they inspire.

It takes more time than you think to come up with a good way of communicating this.

"You just have to be able to be safe walking down the street, and neither candidate has come up with a plan, " he said.

Let me come up with the the means of preventing the fearful experiment of this evening, and farewell to other thoughts.

A senior House Democratic aide said he was 'cautiously optimistic' but put the responsibility on Republicans to come up with more votes.

How was it that this frightened mouse of a doctor had come up with something so spectacular?

Scoring is only time that has not come up with the ball, when all global access after the match ended, automatic lights extinguished.

Creditors forced sales -- you know, "Come up with the cash or we're going to have to liquidate you. "

Of course it is always possible, by massaging the data sufficiently, to come up with a way of retrospectively beating the market.

Unless Fiat or Magna was prepared to come up with the money within 24 hours, Opel and Vauxhall would join their parent in insolvency.

Content for some of the images will be provided where necessary but the artist must be able to come up with the majority of their own ideas.

And for many days He appeared to those who had come up with Him from Galilee to Jerusalem, who are now His witnesses to the people.

But beyond Hollywood, the best that engineers have been able to come up with to see inside buildings are devices that use radar.

It's all too easy to come up with a reason not to do something if we're feeling a bit tired or lazy.

With investors in Asia poised to start selling again in just a few hours, the ministers knew they needed to come up with a plan -- and fast.

He doesn't seem to be able to come up with proper words to interpret his point.

It would be very difficult for you to make the first single, how do you come up with that decision?

Pick a topic that will be of interest to your target market and do a bit a research to come up with the definitive list for that topic.

Sure, she say people used to trust family and friends to consider all that and come up with a good match.

I really think highly of him to come up with the nerve to ask the girl for dinner again after being rejected for a hundred times.

During the first meeting, we were finally able to come up with a couple of brilliant PR ideas for our client's product launch in the U.

Climate change negotiators are trying to come up with a workable draft document to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.

Don't avoid complainers, listen to them just long enough to hear the problem, then try to come up with a solution.

If you are tired of trying to come-up with secure passwords, Password Architect is for you!

They asked me how much profit we had made during the energy crisis, and I couldn't for the life of me come up with a figure.

My house is home to plenty of technology, but I struggled to come up with anything that might be considered a historical object.

The university offered him only a small loan and he had to come up with the rest of the money himself.

It is, then, up to the enterprise PM (or an architect) to come up with an optimal set of solution projects to implement the EA.

Secondly, Pakistan has not come up with a viable economic program, which they would be ready to support, " said Zubair. "

It is now just 70 metres from the surface and islanders are already trying to come up with a name for the new island.

It is hoped that you choose to give up, then you can come up with to put down, the end of our feelings for more than a year.

All this will no doubt help Nokia come up with better, if not magic, products.

And then the next thing come up with it would be reading and writing is the last and also the most difficult part.

But it's not easy to come up with an effective, safe, nonirritating sunscreen for small children.

Researchers at Microsoft have come up with a way to create easy-to-remember passwords without making a system more vulnerable to hackers.

The police handcuffed the robber, when he had come up with him.

Unless Rubin could come up with a breakthrough Android phone, and quick, he might have to concede the entire business to Steve Jobs.

Ok. We should be able to give you a briefing on what ideas we have come up with in a few days.

Men like a woman, but to come up with thousand reason, deal with her continued cross-examine.

And, try as he might, he could not come up with an idea for his mother's Christmas gift.

Each month for the dealer working summary, understanding the agency problem in the work, try to come up with can be solved by means of.

The allies are trying to come up with a consensus on dealing with Mr. Gorbachev.

If you're trying to cut $10, 000 out of a budget and you come up with an idea that saves $100, the impact is relatively low.

Come up with a question or two of your own to ask.

You might be surprised at all the inspiring, thought-provoking content you come up with all on your own.

I began to really look forward to the next one, interested to see what this author would come up with next.

Well we've got to come up with ways to keep this thing going you know.

That's why congressional leaders from both parties, along with President Obama, are trying to come up with some sort of compromise.

I'm sure I'm only scratching the surface of the variety of techniques and strategies people have come up with to take good notes.

Yahoo! seems to have come up with the ultimate response to Microsoft's heavy-handed attempts to purchase the internet portal.

1000 money out of the rich to the poor and the poor come up with money to come up with the last piece of the rich, are different.

When you first start off trying to solve a problem, the first solutions you come up with are very complex, and most people stop there.

So far, I have come up with six that seem to have impacted me most or that I know others who are passionate about learning have used.

Einstein is trying to come up with these equations that will describe how space is curved. He's working deep into the night.

He added that the incubator "will want an entrepreneur to come up with an idea, but that's not always the case. "

If you adopt the position that you know everything about a subject then you'll obviously never come up with any new insights about it.

None of this means that governments are set to come up with a convincing package to stop the planet from overheating.

Firms that come up with faster and fancier services should be able to charge a premium, just as delivery companies and airlines do.

The President, Alejos, and the aides frantically tried to come up with a statement. Finally, they hashed out a few words.

When you realize that "truth" is often symbolic, you'll often find that you are actually free to come up with alternatives.

It's wonderful for you to come up with such a good idea.

So far, only one man has come up with a theory that seems to fit all the facts.

"We'll come up with something on the contract situation in the next week or two, " he said.

Instead, she said the two countries should together come up with a plan to fight climate change.

If you're building a bridge between the two, you've got to come up with a clever way to switch lanes without disruption or accident.

Just as they are in such a trouble, a small boy come up with an orange in his hand.

France's Muslim community is trying to come up with its own means of financing its clerics.

Simultaneously, the House of Representatives will attempt to come up with its own draft of a bill.

Mr Sarkozy's prime minister Franç ois Fillon said in June that he would come up with a way out of the impasse, but nothing happened.

Do not spend the time another person is talking trying to come up with a good answer, use the time to listen and only listen.

Type a few ingredients into a search engine along with the word "recipe" and you're sure to come up with something.

You might be able to come up with an idea for a compromise or solution to this problem and suggest it to both parents.

A poorly written press release might have caused less of a stir, were it not for the fact that Greenpeace had come up with the scenario.

" He was very shocked by this, and he said, " Okay, you've got 48 hours to come up with a national plan to fix the economy.

So she has come up with a charity for her company to sponsor in Africa, and suddenly claimed that the meaning was back in her job.

I will spend the rest of the night scrolling through the alphabet in an attempt to come up with your name. If I fail, there's always Google.

After a year of analysis, the investigators have failed to come up with a conventional explanation for this so-called low-energy excess.

so Cindy and I have come up with a few sweet excuses for getting out of gym class. Check'em out!

Simon used his quick wits to come up with a clever and funny answer to his mother's question.

They would be able to come up with an estimate in short order provided they are given clear instructions on what assumptions to use.

We have to rethink our policy and come up with a way of campaigning against animal testing in the light of REACH.

The old man with the shabby clothes slowly walked to the front to address the employees, and he invited the girl to come up with him.

For instance, it's easy to come up with evolutionary explanations for our preferences after the fact, Conley said.

He must encourage them to help come up with sound ideas, while also not undermining the implementation of policies they do not like.

If you could come up with a really competitive price, we might be able to place a large order.

My first step in trying to isolate the problems reported by the tester was to come up with some simple, reproducible test cases.

Now, though, a pair of Canadian engineers have come up with an ingenious way of using the heat of the sun to drive the process.

Mr Kirkpatrick believes that Facebook's leaders are smart enough to come up with strategies that will keep the company growing like crazy.

The image I attached might provide an idea of how it may or may not look like. . . but it will be up to your team to come up with the idea.

It's easy to come up with a task which is useful and original - just combine existing ideas in a new way, perhaps with some minor twists.

Dr Law seems to have come up with a real example.

Those are just a few ideas that I have come up with. Feel free to post some other ideas in the comment section of the ezine.

No kidding. We've got to come up with two completely different sales pitches to suit the needs of each groups.

Check her out below, and if any of you intrepid readers can come up with a name, let me know.

For years, people have been trying to come up with ways to use all the rest of the plant to make fuel.

Children, listening to stories his mother told his father, the sloth bears were to fish a number of ways to come up with?

s creative of him to come up with new ideas.

You're not saying, here I've got to do this class, let's come up with the interface of this entire class and then implement it.

The point was to come up with a new figure that did not make the Soviet Union an unequal partner of the United States.

With all the wonders of modern technology, why has no one come up with a way to make a time machine?

But since the central bank crackdown, new applicants have come up with no more than six at a time.

He's come up with his classmates ahead of him, after months of patient diligence.

Your mental computer is always ready to serve you, and whatever question you give it, it will surely come up with an answer.

Think of this as a hobbyist's test project, and if you come up with a killer app for it, you might just be able to make a profit anyway.

Now I'm going to try it with a different trend type to see if I can come up with a trendline that's even more accurate.

And an internet dating site may come up with not just a few dozen, but thousands of allegedly suitable matches.

I decided to test out some ideas for Valentine's Day pancakes, but all I could come up with is an arrow through a heart.

But rather, we were trying to come up with shorter-term goals, where we could measure progress.

I might be able to come up with something, but if I do it'll cost you, Captain.

A California judge has given Fred Goldman a week to come up with a list of sports memorabilia.

And Moses alone shall come up to the Lord, but they shall not come nigh; neither shall the people come up with him.

Everywhere you turn you've got to come up with a password to register for something or another.

Deviant Art is a great source of artwork to see what the minds from around the world have come up with.

However, it is up to you to come up with rule ideas and to determine how to identify them in source code.

She still has the same chubby face and mocking smile, flipping off the camera as if she couldn't come up with anything original.

So it's easy to come up with different seasonal adjustments, which in turn yield very different final results.

So, don't complain. Come up with a solution and be prepared to present all the costs involved in the solution.

Finally, we've come up with one, and, after testing it on a number of phones, now feel confident in the results to share it with you.

He shook his head as he thought. "This is useless, even if I do come up with an idea, I don't have any money to spend. "

I've tried to think of a softer way to say that, but all I come up with are new-age platitudes.

Our aim at the outset of the survey was to come up with a shortlist of five titles from which FT readers could select an all-time favourite.

People who come up with new ways, in his approach had not come up with the past, people always say he is good to be true.

It took Google a while to come up with a way of making money, but it found one in advertising, its main source of revenue.

We would like a container full of the above items, therefore if you could come up with a rough estimate of them, we will appreciate.

But the Pentagon spokesman, Bryan Whitman, said he believes experts will come up with a clear answer.

But it reinvents the calculator, and in that process, I believe Acqualia have come up with a real piece of genius.

A DRINKS company must be able to depend on a powerful brand; but it also needs to come up with sought-after novelties.

off-the-wall He said some really off-the-wall things. Where does he come up with them?

You and your child will probably come up with even more ideas for look-and-find activities as you read together.

Come up with as many as you want, of course, but remember that "bite-sized" portions are always easiest to handle.

We've got to come up with a great idea for the birthday party.

She tells the story of a business group from the U. S. state of Georgia that could not come up with a new gift idea.

It has no earnings or cashflow so it is harder to come up with a fair price.

Leslie: I'm sorry; I've got to run, if you come up with an adjective text me.

Politicians will no doubt come up with all manner of responses over the weeks to come.

Once I spent three hours trying to come up with a word that rhymes with "panda" !

It would still have to come up with much of that money or face a total political and economic meltdown.

Yes, some of the sensitive people among us have come up with a more dignified term: "Sex worker. "

Trying to come up with an answer for the dean's parlor game?

After a systematic consideration, it might be possible to come up with an economical, practical and efficient soil washing system.

Why this technology is so much more competitive than anything else, all the byproducts and all of those things that could come up with.

Mr. Stringer said he wouldn't underestimate Apple's ability to come up with a novel concept, but he noted it is a tricky process.

If you think I can come up with more money, you're barking up the wrong tree.

It's easy to be against things, and much harder to come up with good alternatives, especially when time is short and the need keeps growing.

Susan: Sounds good , but give me a call before you come . My mom might try to come up with something else for me to do.

Each time the leader cannot come up with the name that another player has in mind, he must answer truthfully a direct "yes or no" question.

Right, you might come up with failures on the way of efforting to succeed, which tends to make you give up the dream.

But the harder Beijing pushes its companies and scientists to come up with new ideas, the more they seem to copy the work of others.

After months of wracking my brains, all I can come up with is: they pretend to cover the head and yet don't muss the hairdo.

The best way to come up with startup ideas is to ask yourself the question: what do you wish someone would make for you?

He said India had come up with a four-point formula on the issue.

I thought after a few decades? of rockets they would come up with a space elevator or another way of getting into orbit, cheaper and safer.

You're challenging my memory. Hmmmm. . . well, I just come up with an old story my mom had told me a lot of times before. It's called. . .

Well, it is hard to say. At least you need to come up with a good reason.

It was clever not to get dragged into politics as usual but instead to come up with new ideas using an idealistic form of direct democracy.

He said some really off-the-wall things. Where does he come up with them?

Scientists are trying to come up with novel strategies for conquering malaria.

Some people come up with a plan, a business idea and attempt to follow an obscure path. And they often fail as well.

If you come up with the goods to qualify for a promotion or land new business for the company, accept your good fortune.

Additionally, any new ideas that the product owner or customer has come up with are able to be added to the backlog.

Days later, the state announced it would come up with the money for the rest of the year.

Sometimes the truth can be just as interesting, if not more so, than the conspiracies that people come up with.

You cannot let your eyes glide across the lines of a book and come up with an understanding of what you have read.

Scientists are trying to come up with a lot of novel ways against malaria.

Three other inventors were commissioned by Oreo to come up with concepts, with the next one slated to be unveiled later this week.

We couldn't come up with a good plan for solving the problem , but we agreed to work it out at a later date.

The two of you will have to come up with a healthier living situation if you're going to remain together.

Groups of senior executives identify the opportunity, come up with a plan and, if it passes several filters, gets the go-ahead.

I spend a lot of time wondering why more of us don't kill ourselves, and I never come up with a great answer.

You could, in fact, say it is the questions that he draws from his experience that are as important as any answers he may come up with.

When Mr Colao was appointed as Vodafone's boss a year ago, he was not expected to come up with grand plans.

He scratched his head and knitted his brows but could not come up with a good method of increasing the food supply.

It was really easy coming up with the material and it was easy to come up with the arrangements.

Researchers have spent 30 years trying to find health effects from the steam releases at Three Mile Island and have come up with nothing.

however , situations in riau are complex , and i am prepared to support all parties involved to come up with agreeable solutions .

But, as holiday music goes, which one of these divine voices will come up with the better Christmas record?

If you're able to create your own question, try to come up with a question that has an answer only you would know.

The second way of regrouping the family was for Cara to come up with a set of family values with her children.

But if I take it down and then after a month or two put if back up, they do 'see' it and come up with lots of play scenarios to care about.

If you had to come up with a theme that ties all three missions together, it would be "origins. "

America did not come up with its share of fast-start money to fund greenhouse-gas emission reduction.

Come up with a schedule that allows the office to be manned throughout the day.

Kids with tits inside from the pillow to come up with a crumpled banknotes, the number of these slowly.

"You need to combine all of those numbers to come up with a good understanding, " Navarro says. "It's not going to be easy. "

'We're still working hard to come up with some concrete measures to reach [owners] as quickly as possible, ' he said.

Now, it could join the seven automakers in using their standard. But it apparently wants to come up with its own standard.

Now scientists have come up with a new theory for why woman live, on average, longer than men: men are more biologically ' disposable '.

How did you come up with it, and did you map it out in detail before you started writing?

t quite kept up, we wanted to try to get it to be more useful (i. e. do its job) rather than come up with an entirely new mechanic.

They were asked to come up with the name of a movie that made them really uncomfortable.

And who would have thought that scientists trying to cure malaria could come up with breakthroughs in biofuels?

Besides, without the federal government to complain about, southern Republicans would have to come up with a whole new platform.

It is a misunderstanding. You see, if I had said 'no' to George Clooney, you would have come up with Brad Pitt.

It's easy to come up with a conspiracy theory.

An elegant organising idea is no use if a company cannot come up with good products or services, or if it has clueless bosses.

Well, the EU is not a state. You always need to come up with a consensus and at a time of crisis this is hard.

The British government has come up with a literal cure for economic slowdown - it wants drivers to drive faster on the nation's motorways.

Later, in light of the frequency of man-made and natural disasters, students in Taiwan have come up with life-saving building designs.

Mathematicians have come up with a 'fiancee formula' that allows men to work out the perfect time to pop the question.

Sure. I've been trying to come up with some new production and advertising strategies.

Similarly, Scott Rosenberg (another author and friend) has come up with a long list of ways to check out a given website.

She would have contacted my parents if I couldn't have come up with a good excuse.

I never saw Yang angry, he would deal with each one with sympathy and then come up with a solution.

IF EVER there was a moment for Europe to come up with new policies for dealing with despots, it is now.

This situation has been going on long enough. Liverpool have to come up with a good offer and the money we want by that day.

It has until the end of the year to come up with a new formula, which may cost more money.

But in the meantime, she had come up with a plan of her own.

These are just a couple things to keep in mind but there are millions of other ways to be less wasteful too. Come up with some of your own.

Fed officials are now debating the differences between bubbles as a way to understand them better and come up with the right solutions.

Be quiet and think about: the best to come up with two or more options, so there would not unexpected situation, what to do.

Walruses, camels, bears and badgers were all blended in different ratios to come up with Chewbacca's various utterances.

TYPICAL USE: The boy had an agile mind, and could come up with excuses as quickly as his mother asked for him.

If you think about love and making memories, you can come up with many creative Valentine's Day ideas for making the day special.

By applying the criteria onto the listed industrial companies in Taiwan, we have come up with a list of the potential buyout targets.

So researchers at Harvard, along with Google, Encyclopedia Britannica, and the American Heritage Dictionary, have come up with a new tool.

Websites and companies constantly come up with tricks that entice you to live your life in front of a screen.

This means China will have to come up with her own solutions suited to her conditions.

They have to come up with reasonable and defensible public policies that Can be explained in terms of the public interest.

"I had to come up with a new idea, " he recalls. "Just wrapping up the business was not an option. "

In the light of the fact of Chinese transitional economy, the authors come up with the necessary steps to realize a harmonious society.