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See the world in another perspective, to see another world. Do not cling to one way of thinking, both sides of the ever-present in anything!

The houses cling to the hillside as if hung there by the wind.

Gbagbo's popular support may be dwindling as he cracks down on the population in his bid to cling to power.

Early in the morning to prepare breakfast for her to see her lazy to get up at night to let her cling to their own, until sleep.

I watched her off the body, the hard, the little boy involuntarily, I Xialechuang, want to cling to her. Get out of the way of her gentle.

In a world without future, beyond the present lies nothingness, and people cling to the present as if hanging from a cliff.

Illness brought her a strange restlessness and made her all the more eager to cling to life and squeeze from it the last drop of happiness.

Don't cling to the unrealistic expectation that you'll be able to resolve the problem or get the other person to see it your way.

An attempt to salvage a stuck anchor capsized the boat, and the four men were forced to cling to the hull to survive.

Indeed, even when their antics are beginning to have an adverse effect on your own reputation, you still cling to the emotional commitment.

So do not be put off by the traditionalists, the conservatives, or those who cling to the illusion that change can only come from without.

When Maureen Rohrs was teaching herself to swim, she would cling to the side of the pool as if life itself depended on it.

You may deny discipline, order, and cling to an idea of what you think is freedom, but your very concept is a denial of freedom.

When I sat behind him, hesitated for a long time whether or not to cling to his waist, I miss the warmth of his generous spine.

' When that happens you see the child cling to a parent and cry, convinced there's a very real chance of harm, " Rudd told LiveScience. "

the return of mass unemployment could prove lethal to any remaining chance that Labour will cling to power at the next election.

But they have never managed to cling to these scientific credentials, or to tone down the religious ones.

Mozart in music are beginning to reflect his sadness, anger and even protest, but still cling to a brighter future naive, sincere yearning.

Sooner or later, the Arab world will rid itself of these furious madmen, who cling to power even if it means multiple massacres.

Scientists are trying to figure out why even the skeptics among us cling to lucky numbers, special game-day clothing and other odd rituals.

FOR the dwindling number of souls who cling to a vision of a single, global financial exchange, this week must have given pause for thought.

Do not take for granted the things closest to your heart . Cling to them as you would your life , for without them, life is meaningless .

They must cling to that awareness in years ahead, for what they have done is only a start.

Some European diplomats cling to the idea that the Palestinian issue remains at the heart of the instability in the Middle East.

Lying there is Giff, fingers clenched like he's trying to cling to a ledge, poor pink glasses hanging off one ear.

Tying the lanyard around his wrist, Lim lay flat on the ledge, ready to cling to the decking when the squall broke.

Cling to what you know in your heart is best.

Atheists, by contrast, have nothing to look forward to after death, so they might be expected to cling to life.

Huang mother-in-law and his wife immediately stubbornly cling to men, also asked to necklaces .

Prices may be sticky for a while, as developers cling to hope that the sales slump will prove temporary.

The men that breed from them they traffic up and down, but cling to their cities' hem as a child to the mother's gown.

I could not believe that a woman with her educational background and her exposure to such societies could cling to such rigid notions.

She cling to me , I was thrown into the bed and then I rolled over, I discovered that she was totally naked .

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.

Don' t cling to your old ideas. Be ready to entertain some new ones.

By contrast, America's two big parties still cling to their core religious beliefs as if nothing has changed.

As long as you cling to your struggle toward your goal, happiness will arrive in time as a gift from the gods.

Our souls, shame-wounded by our sins, cling to us yet more , a woman to her lover clinging, the more the more .

Airflow distributor can prevent the fog drop cling to the wall of the dryer, so efficiency of atomization can be improved.

Ignorant, insensitive and foolish they found nothing at all to cling to in their hollow, is not broken out, nor perish Only the slow decay.

As a private university that accepts no federal funds, Bob Jones was free to cling to its old southern traditions longer than most.

This gravity-defying robot can climb walls and even cling to the ceiling, using a vortex vacuum to hug to the surface.

Fish jump, crabs cling to barnacle-encrusted stilts and housewives lean out of ornate windows for a smoke.

Reducing the scope for dirt , moisture and bacteria to cling to the surface .

In foreign policy as in so much else, Mr Romney's instinct is to cling to the middle, play safe and avoid controversy.

Sensors that monitor the speed and frequency of her activity dot the ceilings and cling to furniture, appliances and doors.

Given all the changes they face, your parents are trying to cling to the areas of life they can still manage.

Don't take for granted the things closest to heart. Cling to them as you cling to your life, for without them, life is meaningless.

The following night she took me back to the rental house, I cling to the passion of her, she stood up pressure on the bed.

Slowly they have transformed the crumbling temple into a complex of pagodas that appears to cling to the steep mountainside.

Let us hope the west does not cling to the past, stubbornly proclaiming its superiority while floundering in the crisis it has unleashed.

Protected workers, the bulk of the workforce, cling to their jobs. That tends to fossilise the structure of the economy.

and as long as you cling to the idea that only what has name and shape exists , the supreme will appear to you non - existing.

Physical life is a possession that we all cling to, and yet we know we must all sooner or later bow to death.

Don't take for granted the things closet to you heart. cling to them as they would be you life , for without them , life is meaningless.

The ropes let swimmers cling to the device or climb on top of it until a lifeguard arrives on the scene.

It will follow you, sleep beside you, and cling to your chest no matter what you do.

I cling to her top half semi-support outside her down on a bed.

But the memory that I could give water to thee to allay thy thirst will cling to my heart and enfold it in sweetness.

What I must learn to do is to cling to the simple certainty we all share: that our days are numbered.

For now, the only choice for Redwood, and others who would follow, is to cling to the higher ground.

"You mean I actually cling to my fears? I cannot agree to that" .

Yet some souls are unsure of themselves and cling to what they know, being reluctant to make a commitment at this time.

Others cling to internal computer models, but their accountants are cracking down on them.

Now the men's and women's lines of undershirts and leggings are cut to cling to the body.

The Europeans still cling to it, though, with the return of "liberal interventionism" in Libya, but it is anxious and halfhearted.

Opposition leaders have accused the president of backing the reform in an effort to cling to power.

Men and women pursue and cling to inappropriate partners for far too long, because genes are not out for anyone's interests but their own.

The heart bowed down by the weight of woe will cling to the weakest hope.

I think that whether or not he's - you know, whether he's argued that Americans cling to their guns or religion. . .

But for whoever has lost his youth there is nothing to cling to and nowhere where melancholy can escape itself.

Do not take for granted the things closet to your heart . Cling to them , for without them , life is meaningless .

Is there any need for you to cling to the church anymore?

Vineyards and bed-and-breakfasts cling to the shores of Naramata Lake, and a wine festival is held every autumn.

The authorities sent direc-tives to shops to stop the production and sale of "immoral coats" , which cling to the body and are too short.

My shy little sister cling to me like a leech all through the party.

I cling to his body, climbing upward until my hands are around his neck and my legs wrapped around his waist.

Just as fault lines have many rock fingers that prevent a fault from adjusting smoothly, rock layers likewise cling to each other.

Surmounting Life 's Obstacles - Do You Cling to What You Were Before ?

The children cling to their father for more pocket money.

The body has sent blood to the vital organs in a last effort to cling to life.

In the current circumstances, enhancing the competitiveness of characteristic industries must cling to industrial innovation.

On these affairs, we have no law to cling to as law itself is the major joint of adjusting social relations.

I do not have to cling to my personal survival as long as I realize, day by day, that all of life is in me.

Find dresses that cling to your body in that area and then flow out to cover your problem areas.

Dirty patches of last winter's snow cling to surrounding mountains awaiting replenishment as the short, cool summer yields to autumn.

The trans-Atlantic paradigms of the 20th century became inadequate, but an understandable desire to cling to them persisted in Germany.

The primary reason American companies cling to obsolete, expensive, ineffective and cruel testing methods is one word: money.

Cling to them as you cling to your life, for without them, life is meaningless.

Mr Mugabe may cling to power for a while, but his grip is weaker.

And "is" is the perfect verb--we cling to our happiest moments as if they always live in the present.

When a conflict commands headlines, readers and viewers cling to every word a correspondent writes or broadcasts.

This Tibet is tasted for gray jade quality of a material, carven design is above cling to national totem.

Of course, there was some cling to poets and poetry of the minority on the edge of the "standard" .

Thus, addicts cling to a quite rigid lifestyle and feel embarrassment with anything unfamiliar.

You are the lovers rock The rock that I cling to You're the one The one I swim to in a storm.

To refuse to question that, we think, is to cling to a dying Washington Consensus.

First, they cling to their old factional mentality and are politically subversive, agitating against the Party.

Critical moment, the girls cling to a Jack Rose, the two young people resulting acquaintance.

But that same reality can also give you great joy if you learn not to cling to your own preconceived notions and expectations.

Organisms may still cling to life, hibernating during the cold spells and thawing out when climate conditions improve.

Guerra believes that most organizations still cling to the outdated notion that organizations are machines, not organisms.

You have covered up that fear with a word and you cling to the word, hoping to dissipate fear.

In lithography , a dampening solution ingredient that enables gum arabic to cling to the non image areas of the plate.

Particles of the waste material cling, to the fly's hairy legs and body, and may be brushed off in food.

Don't take for ganted the things closest to your heart. Cling to them as you would you life, without them life is meaningless.

He does not cling to classical with a physical problem.

Please say that you'll be mine and cling to me as flaming vine.

For life is a paradox: it enjoins us to cling to its many gifts even while it ordains their eventual relinquish.

The title is now used by Iranians to laugh at people who cling to this illusion.

Only the most optimistic commodities bull would still cling to that thesis.

Those who cling to erroneous views and unjustifiable demands shall be educated by criticism.

No matter when and how we start upsetting ourselves, we continue to feel upset because we cling to our irrational beliefs.

Do not cling to his faults.

For many years, I was a packrat , clinging to possessions like a safety blanket, like trophies, like you might cling to the past.

Once there, he would cling to the hand-rail until he reach the lower steps.

And while many couples cling to the belief that children reduce their risk of divorce, the scientists found it made no difference.

The rich will fare no better, in fact, are more likely to cling to their toys and be crushed to death in their mansions.

If it is a fantasy, it is one we cling to steadfastly.

'Thank you, Jack, may I cling to you? I feel tired. ' She says nestling to him.

We cling to life, even when our relationships are difficult, our economic circumstances harsh, and our health quite poor.

But now researchers are saying that animal gas can actually cling to dust particles in the air.

In a world that has been marked by cognitive fog, in other words, investors now have something tangible to cling to.

They cling to childhood because life working in a busy and stressful city frightens them.

those riding on the upper plate during these moment will be heaved skyward and dashed , with scarcely a safe place to cling to.

I cling to the tea, there had been tears in eyes: peerless, regardless of how kind, I will always remember you.

I cling to a tea, and said: No, you are my, I want you to do my wife.

In an insecure workplace, inadequate people cling to their jobs by bullying others.

Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good.

Cling to them as they would be your life, for without them, life is meaningless.

The worker that contacts manganese for a long time can arise much cling to amine lack, cause quiver paralytic and integrated proof.

Even worse, the new manager might feel compelled to cling to the ill-fitting position because the old position might no longer be available.

attempting, on May 18th, to cling to his canopied chair, he seemed mumblingly ignorant of the procedures he is supposed to oversee.

A force application mechanism allowing the valve plug to closely cling to the flat plate is arranged in the valve body.

Nonetheless, filmmakers cling to the smooch in the hope, or the fond pretense, that it might mean something more.

But the desire released from this mind will cling to his soul, and this desire will decide his future life.

You should also consider keeping pets out of the bedroom if they've been outside, as pollen can cling to their fur.

It causes confusion and chaos as many people cling to the old ways, having little or no concept of what the future holds.

it provides no political cover to Ben Ali's successors and those in his inner circle who are attempting to cling to power.

Can't you see you'd be a fool to cling to me?

Why then have these people turned away? Why does Jerusalem always turn away? They cling to deceit; they refuse to return.

This Classic style of architecture was basically naturalistic, with intimate routings that enabled holes to cling to native landforms.

The eyelids appear red and irritated, with scales that cling to the base of the eyelashes.

These weaknesses may play to pessimists' fears, but at least for now the optimists have something to cling to.

That always excites contrarians, who cling to the old saw that stock markets climb walls of worry.

Beads of water cling to its screen, necklaces unstrung.

While we cling to the myth of childhood innocence, we will go on denying the reality of children's lives.

But conservative who opposed this reform, still stubbornly cling to the old calendar in accordance with the April 1 give a present that day.

In private, Mr Clegg and his inner circle cling to reason as closely as in public.

Reasons: Rebar cling to form due to wash plate insufficient; Vibrating insufficient.

For life is paradox: it enjoins us to cling to its many gifts even while it ordains their eventual relinquishment.

Thirty children cling to life at the emergency ward of the Doctors Without Borders clinic at Hilaweyn Camp.

Hands cling to hands and eyes linger on eyes; thus begins the record of our hearts.

Cling to them as you would your life, for without them, life is meaningless.

Economists tend to cling to whatever assumptions are required to use the techniques they favour.

You can still enjoy the passing pleasures of this world, but there is no fear of loss anymore, so you don't need to cling to them.

Firms are also big savers in Germany and Japan, and seem equally minded to cling to cash in uncertain times.

But in here, I cling to any tiny scrap of hope.

Researchers have long known that people cling to their personal biases more tightly when feeling threatened.

Timely stresses more raunchy , often cling to her from behind Qingwen.

But Vipassana is not mere labelling or reciting, so one must not cling to them blindly.

Patterns in Nature: Flowers Beads of dew cling to the florets that spiral inside a sunflower head.

In a time full of temptation, more than ever, we need to cling to our principles of conduct.

In the years to come, I found it hard to cling to the faithfulness of God.

No wonder that we all cling to the longing for motherly love, as children and also as adults.

The findings suggest that in advanced years baby boomers retain their determination to cling to their youth.

Cling to self wrong so-called believe in self to be harmful.

Cling to your sweet, perhaps can have a bit common to joy. . .

Life is a gift to be grateful for and not a property to cling to.

We appreciate what cling to us. Still, the aging hearts always being at large.

Don't stubbornly cling to an outmoded position, especially at work or in health areas.

Watching people cling to each other, crying, and holding each other in that last embrace makes me appreciate what I have even more.

For life is a paradox: it enjoys us to cling to its many gifts even while it eventual relinquishment.

Here are ten technologies that should be dead and buried, yet still cling to life.

You cling to the world I just want to hear you breathing.

Cling to them as they were your life, for without them, life is meaningless.

You'd do better to start a business to earn money than cling to this little static money.

Each time I cling to your kiss I hear music divine.

Commerce bribery is a obstinate disease which cling to the market economy.

Paradoxically, as fewer people cling to their faith in traditional stock investing, the future rewards from it are likely to grow greater.

They are death's pulses, death's heartbeat, prompting us to let go of all the things we cling to.

It turns out there's a reason humans still cling to the behaviors that get us tagged as assholes.

wet: Wet clothes cling to the body.

So you cling to your thoughts harder and harder and keep your mind closed.

Cling to power, and China and India will form their own clubs, focused on their own interests and problems.

Monkey's prehensile tails allow them to cling to trees in seemingly impossible position.

They cling to the belly of their oppressor and simply hang on with tooth and claw.

The tamandua lives in trees, where it can cling to branches with its strong, almost hairless tail.

Why do we cling to old, habits, places and people so dearly, even if they become negative influences?

People cling to polarized opinions even when the truth has been proven right in front of their eyes.

If you deny fear, belief is unnecessary, but if you cling to belief and dogma then fear has its way.

This creature uses its massive trunk to cling to steep rock faces while it eats moss and grass.

If we cling to our past achievements we will not be able to progress any further.

Wet clothes cling to the body.

They are totally unaware that they just cling to survival as a species.

Somewhere between 500 and 1, 000 people in the city say they are descendants of Kaifeng Jews and cling to at least some Jewish traditions.

And all she had to cling to was her husband, Mark.

"I'd say we're all fairly vulnerable and needy, and need someone to cling to and love, " she says.

We gather, we become; because we gather death comes, and knowing death we cling to life.

Girls don't like guys who have no lives, and who cling to them like plastic wrap.

All three leaders are growing more autocratic the longer they cling to office.

Examine the gecko-like cups that ivy uses to cling to a wall.

Failing to address this issue when alive, after death they can only cling to their graves, but thats not their real home!

The pollen from a mallow flower. Its spines help it cling to birds' feathers .

Yet policymakers in Tokyo still cling to this model today.

Blue ocean, cotton candy-like clouds cling to the golden paradise.

Nate's happiness lesson: Don't cling to moments of perfect joy, just relish them and have faith that more will come.

All she had to cling to was her husband Mark.

Household objects such as spoons, knives, and forks cling to his skin with almost supernatural ease.

"How can you rid yourself of what you cling to" ?

Do those who cling to their factionalism ways fear the Central Committee or the provincial Party committees?

There will be those who seize this opportunity and those who cling to old-world models.

If you professional area is vulnerable to economic shifts, don't cling to it just because it is familiar and comfortable.

My though still cling to the moldering past, the days are dark and dreary.

People cling to continuity and to their privileges, but nobody is clinging to the doctrine.

I cling to the belief that there is yet hope that I am not condemned to perpetual exile.

Remnants of clouds cling to the horizon like fluffs of cotton wool.

Although most seahorses are believed to live in shallow water, some also cling to the seagrass mats that float in the open water.

Beads of dew cling to the florets that spiral inside a sunflower head.

The take-home message of her findings, says Ms. Tolbert, is that too many people still cling to outdated gender roles.

Even the 26 banks readying for Basel 2 will be forced to cling to the leverage ratio as a safety measure.

I have had too many identities to cling to one name!

But, like Mr Mandela, Lula resisted the temptation to cling to power.

There will be a time when we have only memories to cling to.

Cling to them as they would your life, for without them, life is meaningless.

Cling to you sweet, five years only flashed by.

I went to her side and cling to her waist, said: tea, I have a clear, I have decided to break up with her.

can't cling to the rocks to avoid the pull of the tide.

She cling to the hope that he is still alive.

and if you cling to the past, you prevent the quickening experience of the new.

An important part of mindfulness practice is investigating our relationships to our emotions. Do we cling to them?

Moss does not cling to rolling stone.

We have to cling to this belief, don't we?

Leaf-tailed geckos cling to the trees, cloaked in green.

We cling to the beliefs of our fathers.

Some here cling to eating quinoa despite its rising price.

May my tongue cling to the roof of my mouth!

Cling to a warm in the past, afraid of the lonely now.

Should he cling to power, however, such incompetence is more cause for despair.

The old generation tend to cling to their traditional values.

Given such scenarios, China may choose to cling to the hope that it can maintain the status quoin North Korea.

It is necessary therefore to confess and cling to the Truth, according to the model of true worshippers.

It is unjustified to suggest that a talented person must cling to one company when a better opportunity arises.

Given such scenarios, China may choose to cling to the hope that it can maintain the status quo in North Korea.

I think that Schuman and Summer feel too much heat from China, and cling to a lesser opponent for the relief.

They cling to a hope of being rescued.

She cling to the hope that her son was not dead.

I tell you that your stateliness has come out and your amiability has existed. Even if you come back, many people will come to cling to you.

My thoughts still cling to the moldering past.

Let it be me. Don't take this heaven from me. If you must cling to somebody, now and forever, let it be me.