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He said a colleague told him the wreckage was needed to fill in a muddy ditch to make rescue efforts easier.

He though he should wake up his colleague Bulganin, so he knocked the door of one of the bedrooms which he thought to be Bulganin's.

Paul's colleague Tommy is trying to piece together the remains from a little more than dinosaur dust.

He said he didn't actually know which day the winner's name would be released until a colleague told him last week.

My colleague said that her legend was happened too earlier that she might ordinary like this in the rest of her life.

Evidently the curious colleague moved in for a closer look just as the egg exploded and splattered hot yolk all over his amazed face.

"Thank you, " the old man said. The waiter took the bottle back inside the cafe. He sat down at the table with his colleague again.

My colleague Cybele Weisser delved into these issues a bit with a recent post on how much time you should devote to playing with your kids.

Then in January he got another subpoena, this one for three years of e-mails with a colleague, and also for his computer hard drive.

The colleague, Wang Shutang, says the security officers became angry and continued to beat Wei, even after he gave up his phone.

work with a partner, colleague, or friend to be your attention sentry during times when you need to go off the grid for half a day.

Wax lyrical to your new colleague about how much more comfortable the new one is.

Appreciation from anyone, be it a boss, peer or even a junior colleague, is the biggest motivating factor in the workplace.

Another Chinese colleague was robbed by knifepoint at a nearby gas station a week later, but she refused to report the crime.

His French colleague, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, retorted that in a marriage one did not invite strangers into the bedroom.

You could defer the matter to your colleague.

I stepped out of my comfort zone and asked a work colleague if she was interested in going to the theatre with me.

He and a colleague decided to take a table near the kitchen instead.

of his knowledge was that he had read in a book given him by an American colleague in Paris.

Your supervisor Mr. White was out on a business trip. Let me first introduce you to your colleague, Chris. He is in the next door.

You have put a lot of effort into helping out a work colleague. What is the best thing you could say after they thank you for your help?

The man is one of the three suspects in a string of robberies. One led to the shooting of an FBI agent accidentally shot by a colleague.

It was her fellow colleague, Ralph Lauren, that inspired her to continue her journey in life alongside a partner.

It was a pre-recorded sequence that had already been heard by the programme editor (a BBC veteran, aged 25), and a senior colleague.

Singapore is very tough about this sort of army business and my Singaporean colleague had to serve two years after leaving high school.

In the first case, Ms. He knows that it is wrong for her colleague to charge the meal to the company, and looks for an appropriate solution.

One friend says she dreamt she was having such a passionate affair with a colleague she decided to leave her husband for him.

you told me that you were so generous to give the old computer and printer to your female colleague.

So, when you're getting ready to make a request, imagine that you're doing so on behalf of your team or a colleague.

She and a colleague recently analyzed 300 news reports involving people who had been hospitalized for mental illness and others who had not.

Wouldn't you know it, I wound up less than an hour later walking through a shopping mall with a colleague, looking for a place to dine.

One colleague passing by glanced at me with concern and asked if everything was all right at home.

"Get out of there right now! " yelled an army officer when he spotted a colleague trying to buy batteries in a shop.

"You're smart, amusing, good- looking, tall and blond, " a former colleague says, knowing the last three labels, at least, to be false.

It was a colleague his wife had started an affair with and for whom she eventually left him.

A colleague chillingly confides that the nicest thing his mother ever said to him was that he was brighter than his sister.

My colleague invited me to dinner over the phone when I was going to leave my office on Tuesday and I agreed.

A colleague from her new company had asked her out on a date, but she told him she wasn't interested.

The Irish foreign minister, Michael Martin, said he was delighted to hear that Commins, from Dublin, and her colleague had been released.

He said he enjoyed his visit here. He and his colleague have reported back to their board.

By now I habitually clicked through S's photo albums, a diversion far better than popping into a colleague's office for a romantic update.

I had a conversation about it a few weeks ago with a colleague who lives on the Upper West Side.

At this point, I asked my colleague if he would give up. He nodded yes, and I gave the student almost full credit.

billy: michael, you know me better than that! i would never do such a thing to a colleague.

He said he didn't know which day the winner's name would be released until a colleague told him last week.

Zilkha then asked a former Microsoft colleague, who told him that the company would meet or exceed the earnings estimates, the agency said.

A senior colleague wrote back, more politely than I deserved, telling me to calm down and get a sense of perspective.

He and a colleague were to spend two years there teaching English at a teacher training college.

"They got to you, didn't you? " It was the colleague who had come into my classroom earlier. I nodded.

A Russian colleague recently informed me that the country of Tolstoy and Chekhov is no longer producing great literature.

Gradually, they began to look at me with respectful eyes. In their opinion I turned out to be a useful and trustworthy colleague.

9-10 'YES' answers: People often think of you as an ideal person to be with. You are the perfect colleague!

Her colleague Andrew Sentance, one of the more hawkish members of the MPC, said he was encouraged by recent economic indicators.

On the phone and in person, he said he was sorry to each colleague he named.

I once worked with a colleague who made it a great personal skill to find out stuff about customers that we couldn't.

"He is a demanding boss and when he is unhappy with your performance he lets you know, " said a former colleague.

I'm Tom Cruise. I've just settled my bill with your colleague. But then I realized that there might be something wrong with the bill.

Met some old friends from Suzhou and even an ex-colleague whom I haven't met in 7 years. Beginning to miss home, just a little bit.

It seems to me that she was a typical "three" : a colleague, a husband, on the one hand I am.

If it's geographically feasible, try to have lunch with a colleague at least monthly. Keep abreast of events at work.

At eating time, I point to my right face and said to a colleague beside me that there was a rice on his face.

A former colleague told me that the general manager of our business unit quited. In fact, he was fired. The direct reason is seeking bribes.

She's a colleague from my work. She said she would be interested to meet you. Perhaps you can do business together.

It could be a colleague that constantly disagrees with you over some issue at the office and you will instantly lose your temper.

Actually, a colleague and I recently discussed the importance of standard deviation and how it is often simply ignored.

The mood of "Davos men" (yes, they mostly still are) was, as my colleague, Gideon Rachman, has pointed out, one of anxiety.

If you have been fired, you may be able to ask a colleague for a reference.

"He was trying to do everyone else's job" is how one former colleague sums up Sir Fred's career. "But he wasn't doing his own job. "

After ending toward the matter, in the his colleague heart still angrily gravamen, penitence cross-examined exactly.

Talking to a robot colleague might feel strange at first, but people seem to get used to it quite quickly.

It's not clear whether Yang remembered Li from the documentary shoot; he referred the matter to a Yahoo colleague, who did not respond.

Said again, after be being collected, she did not ravel in light of, the colleague that is her ravels .

My colleague emailed me saying he had some deals coming down the pipeline and he would let me know. I guess it's good news.

Just now, I have got after a colleague of financial department in the way of email because he made some mistake but he never apologized.

He hid the trades in a colleague's account and "traded out" of his position the next day at a profit.

A few days earlier, a colleague practitioner told him about the news of this activity. Therefore, he came to watch the video.

Many times, a pleasant attitude and a few simple steps on your part are enough to help you effectively deal with an annoying colleague.

My colleague and I were angry because so much of it was obtuse and unnecessarily offensive.

But it is possible that in the top job he can at least learn to be a more generous and inclusive colleague.

Just as I write these last words, an e-mail has landed. It is from the BlackBerry of a US colleague sitting in an SEC meeting.

Even when my colleague took pictures of him it was a very difficult to make him smile.

(to colleague) Next call, go ahead, open. . . . (to Sam) If there was one question I was allowed to ask.

I played with my seven-year-old son to the company, A colleague funed of him: "You marry me? "

Ask if there might be a colleague who can mentor you and inquire about resources you can use to improve, recommends Ms. Mohl.

She then pulled out a knife and stabbed Deng Guida three times and slashed Huang's right arm when he tried to help his colleague.

A colleague has said he is back to his wife to see through county, I thought he was in the house so close.

A former colleague sent me a message, said that today is her three-year-anniversary for our meeting, and also for her joining that company.

It is loosely modeled on a scene in "Inception" in which a team of characters is trying to transport a wounded colleague.

If your colleague contradicts what you are saying, you could stop your speech to ask him or her to provide a solution.

(Laughter) Well, her colleague suddenly got much more interested than I had any right to expect and went on and said, "What does he model? "

INDONESIA IS OFTEN ECLIPSED by its more vocal neighbor, China, or its more prosperous Asian colleague, Japan.

Consider this scenario: A Westerner walks into the office of a Persian colleague and admires a painting on the wall.

Lu's colleague, a man surnamed Huang, who was also involved in the dispute, was under investigation, said the spokesman.

If you and a colleague decide to start dating, you may or may not be obligated to notify your company's human resources department.

Someone - a friend, a colleague, a relative - may have emailed it to you, or called you up to tell you about it.

My colleague, the Journal's John Paul Newport, asked Wang if this was Liang's best round ever, 'No, no, only one of his best rounds.

A few months later, the same trader urges a colleague: "Let's max out on the Repo 105 for your stuff. "

It could be as simple as walking over to your colleague's desk or to the water cooler.

If the guest will not quiet down, or demands to see the manager, it is advisable to seek assistance from a colleague with a higher position.

If someone asks their colleague or friend whether they have had lunch or not, the person wants to know "yes" or "no" .

Colleague: I've been so tired recently. I've been trying, but I don't think I'm up to this job.

He then contacted Thomas Lozier, a colleague in the fire service, to work out where exactly where the child was being held.

So when her colleague said, "What does he do? " She paused and said, "He models things. "

My colleague was telling me to write a condolence card when Paris lost, but I was busy hoisting up the British flag.

After quitting his job, he came across an old colleague who was thriving as a franchise owner of a mobile pet-grooming business.

His colleague stepped across, gingerly pulling the mines out of the ground by their tops, and unscrewing the detonator from the body.

We need to confirm your enrollment at colleague with your education certificate, a copy of your passport and a passport sized photo.

There is no substitute for being able to discuss confidential affairs in detail with a colleague of equal rank and understanding.

Some one kind joyfully is called the wind and rain colleague, some one kind of move is called the share.

Colleague: Yes, it is not convenient during the daytime. Then I ask him to see you in the evening.

An old vampire colleague of his, named Peter, persuaded him to escape from Maria.

The total immersion, where you have no colleague or bilingual friend to turn to for translation, is brilliant for building confidence.

Last Wednesday, I had lunch with a colleague at a sandwich bar across the road from the office.

Take a read of what my colleague Hannah Beech, TIME's China bureau chief, had to say in a recent magazine essay.

That's right. I'll spend a week in Tokyo, attending a business conference, and then fly to New York where I intend to meet my colleague.

Zar and a Washington University colleague designed the probe several years ago and licensed it to the company.

Simple renovation. Many pictures. My colleague knows the restaurant owner, he said these pictures are drawn by the owner.

Some of his colleague from places like the new profit in social venture capital from Boston.

It does not have to be just a wife or husband, girlfriend or boyfriend or a rival company colleague of yours.

My colleague Todd is much of a friend and he is ready to help me any time.

As a colleague what would you want them to say about the brand, how would you want them to engage with your customers.

A colleague urged him to see a psychiatrist, but Faulkner refused.

your colleague is much better than you think, he deserves to be paid more and you looked at his payslip on purpose.

I was just saying to your colleague, the referee has got me the sack, thank him ever so much for that, won't you? '

of course, some one doesn't have this habit. One of my colleague told me that if she has nap, she will have headache.

A man tends to pat his subordinate's, colleague's or friend's back to express encouragement or congratulations.

Marines gather around a colleague wounded by an improvised explosive device as they wait for a medevac helicopter on Jan.

In the talk, McCandless said he and a colleague scraped 10, 000 Facebook status updates for the phrases "breakup" and "broken up. "

It would be helpful if the local practitioner Chuck Smart could see the findings his colleague Durenda Flor had recorded a week earlier.

Are there ever circumstances where you should tell a colleague that he or she had a starring role in one of your sex dreams?

He thanked me for my loyalty. He also appreciated my team as shown in my cooperation with my colleague.

Deeply believed that I will use the assiduous sweat and the colleague do not struggle together for your firm's bright future the rest!

Guests are never impressed to see a member of staff yawning or shouting across a room to a colleague.

Certainly, sir. May we know the name of your colleague and his wife?

One colleague said he was just like Tony Blair, but with shinier skin and better teeth.

Interestingly, no one freaked out on Capitol Hill, points out colleague Shai Oster at the China Real Time blog.

But then my colleague pointed out that last year, we got press passes for free anyway which somehow makes it a bit less of an achievement.

Got a link from a colleague , and I draw an ideal picture of me .

I ran into one odd flaw with my test Droid, and with a second test unit tried by a colleague.

Another colleague has come right out and said that someone else must have authored or at least heavily edited the books.

The emails typically appear to have been sent by a trusted colleague and ask the recipient to open an attachment.

Paller and her colleague Chad Mirkin, also at Northwestern, have found a way through the skin barrier.

eg : Your new colleague might seem a little over-keen, but if you give her a chance I'm sure she'll grow on you.

"My colleague Francis Crick used to say that God is a hacker, not an engineer, " Dr. Ramachandran said.

Hi! Good to see you. ? I'd like you to meet Mrs Gao. ? She's my colleague.

Ask him what he'd feel comfortable with you doing with a male colleague.

No more verbal greeting is called for, and no one should take offense when a colleague doesn't stop to chat.

I've now encountered it for a third time, in a profile of Mr Ross and a colleague, Jared Cohen, in the New York Times Magazine.

Another former colleague said he was "not a shouter" but was "forceful" with staff.

Then an overeager colleague, using the crystal ball to predict a raise, inadvertently throws it into a tender region of his boss.

I was headed to a small town north of Cheyenne to see an old friend and colleague named Michael Glatze.

At a company outing, a colleague joked that I should toast to the company shuttle drivers, for picking me up everyday.

Colleague: I see your point, but I seem to be on bad terms with them.

Let me introduce you to everyone . Kim , I'd like you to meet our new colleague .

Andy Dunn, chief executive of New York-based clothing company Bonobos. com, recently was chatting with a colleague on his office elevator.

Also, share every incident that transpires between you and the bully with a trusted colleague. This helps in gathering support.

You might plan a lunch away from the office or arrange to take a walk with a colleague to re-energize.

The colleague who has more experience than I, say that they want to get more, come down one year, I only get fifteen thousand.

A journalist colleague meanwhile admitted to me that his degree from a top university was entirely fictional.

"We may still have a year or so more to run, " says Mr Moses, who with his colleague Jianping Mei compiles the Mei Moses art index.

Please let me to introduce my colleague professor Zhang to you.

A journalist colleague meanwhile admitted to me that his degree from atop university was entirely fictional.

Seven women fleeing ahead of her disappeared as the staircase collapsed. Then the roof fell in, pinning her and her colleague under rubble.

Pick a colleague or two who sits farthest from you and deliver 10 of those daily messages in person.

It so happened that my colleague Joanne Hyde and I were looking for just such a puzzle a few years ago.

As the taxi sped off, the host gave the remaining bills to my colleague and asked him how his trip had been.

It's difficult for your colleague because you know what he feels like.

You are more likely to engage in a little romance with someone you meet through work or through a colleague.

A colleague urged him to see a doctor, but he refused.

Her colleague Rodriguez says: "A man thinks of his brand as a woman. "

If the colleague has a title, the safest address is to use their family name plus their title. Delete the word "deputy" .

"Sandy saw Chuck as the best chance to save the company and himself personally from the regulators, " says a former senior colleague.

B No, not me. It's my colleague, Mr. Smith. He's in room 1612. He's feeling unwell and I think he needs to see a doctor.

Colleague: I am not kidding. When leaving, he says if there is somebody missing him, welcome to go down and play with him.

Bob Merton was as gracious and supportive as the colleague I mentioned earlier.

Sometimes I find my dreams leave me feeling so odd that I have to confess all to the colleague in question the next day.

He recommended that employees should give a swift thumbs-down to any colleague caught "stepping over the profanity line" .

Look into intellectual and physical games that will test your abilities. Chancesare you could get stuck with a colleague's job unexpectedly.

He, along with his colleague Rakesh Khurana, was an early advocate of an oath and helped the authors shape it.

He was so jealous of his colleague's talent that he tried to damn him with faint praise.

My colleague Hyun Song Shin at Princeton has pointed out to me lately that the shadow banking system in the US is largely European banks.

My colleague's quandary illustrates why privacy advocates work themselves into knots about this kind of site.

We welcome colleague of teacher of broad and academic tax at this point the view that the problem expresses him.

He and a colleague arrived at the boat within minutes.

Professionalism makes me a thorough and appreciated colleague, who provides robust and well-considered analyses and conclusions.

Zhang said that China Auto Rental isn't so much a competitor as a colleague in a market that's far too vast for any one company to dominate.

He turned to a colleague who had decided to witness the arrival of the informant causing all the excitement.

If I'm working with a colleague and want to send him a life . I can do so quickly and easily.

"The chemistry between them was not good, " recalls a Cabinet colleague.

You spend a lot of time at the office, so it may be tempting to become involved with a colleague.

A colleague of mine once said, "We want portlet development to become more like an assembly line and less like works of art. "

"As much as he is human and has a weakness for women, I simply cannot imagine that he would do something so stupid, " says an ex-colleague.

Walk down to hall to see a colleague instead of picking up the telephone.

With trembling hands I take a cigarette from a colleague and head out of the building.

But a former colleague says Mr Kagermann prefers to see management as "dealing in shades of grey" .

In the colleague by the similar mass ratio price, the similar price wins the general customers compared to the service the faith.

This was, she said, a weekly meeting at a colleague's house.

Focus on completion and quality and be generous enough to let a colleague learn and shine.

Mallory Hardin, a colleague at the TV station, said she had dinner with Ms Pressly on Sunday night then went to see W. with other friends.

After one of my colleague watched the TV drama, asked her for the secret of getting promotion, " sleep supervisor" replied.

To find out how strong the crusts of neutron stars really are, Horowitz and a colleague created a computer simulation of a star's surface.

'Anna doesn't play against anyone's expectations of her, ' a former colleague says.

If a non-American client seems pretty familiar with English, it is okay to relax and speak just as you would to an American colleague.

Earlier on, I spoke to my colleague Catherine, who told me about a time she'd made a complaint a couple of years ago.

Your own Foreign Minister, my colleague Li is of course an expert on Africa, having visited most of its countries - and speaking Swahili.

Bianca: One of my colleague offered his resignation and I was required to take over his work.

Is together harmoniously in the work with the colleague, is good at communicating, every can consider the general situation.

btw, my colleague later delete her pic with the nun, don't know why, she might have her reason anyway.

Dick Cheney, George W. Bush's vice-president, admitted as much when he told a cabinet colleague: "Reagan proved deficits don't matter. "

I think my business colleague was a bit nervous when he first got into my Eagle Talon sports car.

He then raised the example of his colleague, X, who asked a former subordinate to do him a favor.

Let me introduce my colleague, Ronan Erkum. Ronan has just joined the company.

care to open up for an old colleague?

What Not to Do: Don't make the request too broad. "Do you know anyone who could help me? " requires too much effort from your colleague.

My colleague said there was no problem, just wrote them slowly, not too hurry.

ONE sunny day last summer my colleague and I had a great chat on the career prospects of young civil engineers.

One former colleague describes Mr Prince as " a workaholic whose answer to every problem is just to put in more hours" .

Certainly, this kind of exploration needs further supplementary and perfection too, hope every colleague is generous with your criticism.

A colleague telephoned the chain to complain, but Subway never apologized, he said.

Four years' colleague life, does not impress me more than any other four years.

The young teacher had to substitute for her sick colleague.

Longtime P& G executive Robert McDonald, a close colleague of Mr. Lafley's, succeeded him in both posts.

" Chinese people of Jihua" wish to cooperate with the public colleague, create " carnival" of your business together.

"Everyone tends to underestimate him, " says a former colleague.

One colleague may wish you well, another may express anger and yet another may burst into tears.

Mr Maris, who used to work for Mr Moynihan at Columbia Management, added that his former colleague would be the wrong man for the job.

Ferrara will come up against a familiar face in the form of Laurent Blanc, the Bordeaux boss who was a former colleague at Napoli.

So far, a lot of colleague also benign and marvel at the Cheng step a keen sense of business intuition.

I also can be a captain of group and did my shorter presentation on behalf my colleague to the host in CISCO. as well as more. . .

remarks: at least two referees should be your direct supervisor and hr colleague in your last working company.

A I'm sorry to hear that. Please don't worry. The hotel has a list of doctors. We can call one for your colleague.

He the promotion of his younger colleague to a rank above his own.

Don't be so angry with him. He's your colleague after all.

We sincerely welcome and appreciate each colleague who strives, grows and improves together with the company!

Marina also wants to uncover the story of a colleague's death, but she soon becomes engrossed by Dr Swenson's miraculous work.

That said, as Mr Dell surely knows better than most, his former colleague, the master of karate, is ready for a fight.

So, as my colleague Jeremy Grant notes, it is just possible that the events of May 6 might have created a trigger for real debate.

During one of her visits abroad a female colleague commits suicide.

Robert Mundell, a Columbia University colleague, received his Nobel for work published when he was a decade younger.

As for my colleague , i have seriously communication disconnect with him and he dislike and avoid me work slowly.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A colleague I just met at work has invited me to be their friend on Facebook.

Thank you for sharing this very sad news and please accept my condolences on the passing of your friend and our esteemed colleague.

This would not be a serious position and I'm sure my colleague doesn't hold it.

My colleague Yasser has been organising water tankers to distribute water across North Gaza and Gaza City in the last few days.

Be sure that the common ground is something your colleague genuinely cares about, and not something you think he should.

The doctor and a colleague both said that Hill had a gun in his possession.

It's a result that left a colleague and I sitting in an empty industrial park with a cabin filled of disbelief rather than smoke.

', is as intrusive and inappropriate as for a white person to ask a Black colleague, 'And where do you come from?

When was the last time you thanked a colleague for helping you finish a report on time?

When a client or colleague replies to a previous email in a short amount of time, notice and acknowledge this.