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So if any of you lazybones need a morning call that really gets you out of bed, this clock might be just the thing for you.

It's too big for me, but it would be just right for two, and the rent is only six dollars a week for both.

Don't automatically blame mom: A crying, colicky baby can be just as much the result of dad's state of mind, Dutch researchers report.

Though little noticed as a state senator, Mr Brown turned out to be just such a candidate.

eg. He said that the accident had left her a bit shook up, but she was going to be just fine.

It seems to be just a formality.

It would be just as well to go by train-the roads are icy.

Remember that gifts don't always have to be purchases. Experiences, favors and thoughtful gestures can be just as meaningful.

Wikipedia's reliability may be joked about, but it has proved to be just as accurate as the Encyclopedia Britannica.

The Chinese may be a little more polite in Washington this week. But the substance of what they say is likely to be just as unyielding.

What he had was Mary Lee, his tough, optimistic mum, and a determination not to be just a good-looking average Joe.

Do you know about Ginger? After all the hype, it turned out to be just a scooter.

You can be just as brisk, just as active, just as light-hearted now as you were ten or twenty years ago.

That means tolls. Indeed, directly charging for road usage seems to be just what the doctor ordered.

Let the motive of throw trash to be just like the experience of play basketball game when people see this special trash can.

Prisoners plotting escapes have found that a cell phone can be just as valuable as a pair of bolt cutters.

For a while they claimed, falsely, that Vouchercare would be just like the coverage federal employees get.

However, it would be just as easy to use the Administration Console or Eclipse to deploy the application.

And if the choice of producers and songwriters is any indication, it's piecing up to be just as diverse as her last two efforts.

Some supernova researchers wondered if it might be just a nine-day wonder.

Vera: Yes, we were all very sorry to see her go, but I'm sure Ms. Hill will be just as helpful with any queries you have.

To maintain the momentum if, next Monday may be just a declaration to break box-office in Taipei billion.

a So, as I've said, if I set rho equals a, that will be just a sphere of radius a centered at the origin.

Splashing water can be just arrived in the market, the auto-sweep in the Water "fire" , by whom I do not know from behind a splash of water.

When I called him at his home in England, he professed to be just as confused after 15 years of thinking about Japan as Hearn was.

He said he wanted to be just to me.

Poor service-oriented attitude on the part of your employees can be just as fatal to your business as doing it yourself.

"As you've seen, " she said, "everything here has to be just so. "

In fact I've already heard of a very good job which would be just right for you, teaching the five daughters of an Irish family.

Recently, young people with high blood pressure have been shown to be just as susceptible to mental decline as elderly people are.

M: It was that way with me, Liesl. And for you it will be just as wonderful, I promise.

The universe may be trying to nudge you into a whole new profession, and this could be just the beginning.

And surely, to be just a very gullible consciousness provisionally existing among inexplicable mysteries, is not an enviable plight.

"We suspect that these estimates will be just as high, " she said at a WHO-sponsored conference on obesity in Istanbul.

It would be just as well. I'd pick you guys up at the weekend for a family union.

It doesn't have to be something expensive nor big. It may be just a little toy to your poor neighbor's child.

It turned out to be just a break of a few seconds in data transmission.

But if, like me, you're a longtime, die-hard Michael Connelly fan with a slight crush on Harry Bosch, you may be just a bit disappointed.

you can learn it all by yourself as a closet hacker, and be just as good (or better) at it than they are.

You long for that state of awareness in which you know that all is well and you can be just who you are.

And yeah, you know, it's obviously going to be me, Piers and Anderson. We're going to be just over there.

As a loyal student, Barriss tends to be just as structured in her approach to dealing with situations, " Salenger says. "

She believes the Mars sample could be just as vulnerable to Earthly microbes as people might be to any Martian germs.

He is just a rookie police officer, and in two years, he will be just as corrupt as anyone.

So, if we were to make a similar chart as the one for Internet users above, the 1995 part would be just a tiny fraction of a pixel.

It thought that it would only be just and fair for the General Assembly to see them as well to know about them from the factual report.

So, upon finishing her exams, she fled home, thinking everything would be just as it used to be.

Gigi : Look, I just went out with your friend Bill, he might be just exactly what I need, non drama, he calls, he does what he says.

Your friend may be just angry with you at this very time. Anyway, you should try to communicate with him by heart.

Sugar-free jams and jellies turn out to be just as tasty, if not more so, than those packed with sugar.

"Betty" seems to be just a gimmick, to be used in a vain , to win some unnecessary criticism and saliva.

And why would the CEO of any financial institution big enough to be a significant trader decide to be "just" a traditional banker?

A portal employee joked that, it would be just enough to please two people -- Focus Media and WPP -- in the annual agency meeting in future.

It will be just a plan, but how it works out in reality will be vital for China, and for the rest of us.

Ah ha! If It's still serviceable It could be just the ticket . Prepared to give It another shot, Stone?

I can only hope to be just a little bit of how great she is.

Or maybe not. Given England's displays in the current World Cup, it might be just as well that there's no Olympic cricket.

It's possible that you're smoking more out of a behavioral habit than a chemical addiction, and that can be just as hard to shake.

Straight out of the womb, infants may be just as aroused by a rhesus monkey call as by human speech.

It may be just as well, because the LHC is not the only smasher looking for hints of the Higgs.

But he said these efforts must be just the beginning of a sustained often difficult drive to put the economy on a sounder footing.

For some, the discussions with China will be just a time-killing exercise while waiting for a deal with Tokyo.

It will be just as well for you to mind your own business.

It would be just a flat panel, far more compact than the bulky cathode-ray tubes ( CRTs ) that were standard in televisions in those days.

If you happen to be just starting out in Linux development then these books are great resources for you.

True art should not be just a commodity, it should at its core be an expression, of the artist and of us all as human beings.

It's good that you're thinking about your scent, but having too much fragrance on your body can be just as revolting.

My cheap camera seems to be just as good as John's expensive one.

So hanging one of these off the starboard bow might be just what the doctor ordered.

Oneself knows to put to depend to open of Be just a person, but don't know oneself drive oneself the lock entered an in the mind.

Advertising firms will, no doubt, be just as keen to measure heartbeats, especially for ads designed to get pulses racing.

More evidence is emerging that test-tube babies might be just as healthy as normal babies, European researchers said Tuesday.

It might be just enormously larger than other possibilities that'll tend to put the energy at a certain place.

Anything you give her to mold her into the person you want her to be, just forget it.

If the same decision-making pattern is prevalent outside the United States, sales promotion should prove to be just as indispensable.

If you want to add a bit of attitude to your wardrobe this summer, a slogan T-shirt may be just what you are looking for.

He thought photography could be just as good a form of self-expressions as painting or drawing.

Here we see another example of his folly, as he encourages his son to be just as boorish and awful as he is.

And its coalition would be just a few senators short of the 60% needed to amend the constitution.

Considering others to be just the same as yourself helps you to open up your relationships and give them a new and richer meaning.

I *will* find you again, no matter where in the Lower Planes you will be - just as you shall be able to find me.

If I can turn my back on that and shut out the remembrance, I think, I might be just as desirable as any other girl.

However, if such a shield label can be defined explicitly, it can be just a line of text element in the XML template of a service request.

But maybe he's just waiting for a shoulder to cry on. You might be just the person to get him to bare his soul.

As fhardly every but feel warmheartedness of this ice fire, seem to be just to slowly melt, slowly resume vitality.

So support can be just as "commercial" in an open source environment as in a closed-source one.

If she does get kicked out at Yahoo for not being popular enough to lead the company, she would be just perfect as a corporate vigilante.

I'm pleased that my son is a fine athlete. But I'd be just as proud of him if he'd never even played football.

The minimum investment can be just a few pounds, while the annual management fee tends to be between 0. 4% and 1%.

Rather than striving to make that beauty into what you think it should be, just enjoy it as it is.

As fhardly every but feel warmheartedness of this ice fire, seem to be just to slowly melt, slowly resume vitality.

So support can be just as "commercial" in an open source environment as in a closed-source one.

If she does get kicked out at Yahoo for not being popular enough to lead the company, she would be just perfect as a corporate vigilante.

I'm pleased that my son is a fine athlete. But I'd be just as proud of him if he'd never even played football.

The minimum investment can be just a few pounds, while the annual management fee tends to be between 0. 4% and 1%.

Rather than striving to make that beauty into what you think it should be, just enjoy it as it is.

Yes, drinking red wine may significantly decrease the risk of heart disease, but white wine may be just as protective, at least in rats.

It will be just as well for you to save your breath.

Not being in a relationship can be just as fulfilling as being happily paired up -- if you know how to embrace the advantages.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

Not being in a relationship can be just as fulfilling as being happily paired up -- if you know how to embrace the advantages.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

He thought that photography could be just as a good form of self-expression as painting or drawing.

It might have turned out to be just another evening socialising with the movie-makers of LA if it hadn't been for a cashmere scarf .

Deeply upsetting It seems so much worse when you know this will likely be just one of many species to become extinct over the coming decade.

His temperament might be said to be just at the point of maturity.

But it would be just as great an error to make an immoralist of him.

sometimes you seem to be just a dream in my mind, and sometimes a remote star.

Per the Zetas, admitting that it was all a hoax, a part of the Planet X cover-up, would be just too humiliating.

And in her latest book, The Money Class (Spiegel & Grau), she urges recession-battered Americans to be just as honest with themselves.

Don't be too disappointed, it's impossible for everything to be just as you wish.

Per the Zetas, admitting that it was all a hoax, a part of the Planet X cover-up, would be just too humiliating.

And in her latest book, The Money Class (Spiegel & Grau), she urges recession-battered Americans to be just as honest with themselves.

My cheap camera seems to be just as good as Jim's expensive one.

No matter how done you think you are, one day something might happen that makes you prove yourself to be just as good as you always were.

He also spoke about possible destinations should he pack his bags at the Camp Nou, insisting that it would be just as big a team.

That may be just a fraction of the total smuggled out of the country annually.

No matter how much money you have, there will always be just a little bit more to be made.

It would be just as easy to include the numbers 1, 20, 75, 50 in a file and thus avoid any need for parsing the script text.

Soon all that would be just a lump on the floor.

Soon all that would be just a lump on the floor.

Some of the old ideas about neighbors are probably silly, and it may be just as well that our relations with our neighbors are changing.

Advice on how much fertilizer to use will soon be just a phone call away for rice farmers in the Philippines.

Now, a kind of snakeskin print might be just the thing for a fashionable octopus trying to blend in with the smart set.

There's a . . . an inconsistency, but it might be just a naturally dense place.

I'd never say what goes on in here. I'd be just as indictable as you for laundering the money!

Without her insightful guidance and encouragement, MAISIE DOBBS might be just a couple of chapters collecting dust in a drawer.

I want to tell her, I want her to know that I don't want to be just friends, I loved her but I'm just to shy, and I don't know why.

It was meant to be just for a year but I enjoy the lifestyle so much that I'm just going to keep living like this.

I keep forgetting that you males can be just as hard-nosed as a woman!

Ceres turned out to be just one of many asteroids orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, rather than a proper planet.

spectre ' s thirst for destruction is insatiable , and the upcoming struggle seems to be just what she was waiting for.

It's reasonable to believe that the best choices for the corresponding data storage and access structure sought to be just as different.

It was always goona be just a matter of time with her.

But even those who do try to put their affairs in order, often make fundamental mistakes, which can be just as problematic.

This is all about an encounter, or even a date, which will be just the beginning of a passionate relationship.

Only just a bit. I'll be just as careful as you. Please let me try.

It would be just as well to go by train - the road is icy.

It. . . this has to be, just so much fun, I know how much fun it is watching as you say.

But if any other things oppose thee, go on according to thy powers with due consideration, keeping to that which appears to be just.

"It used to be just a sleepy fishing village when I was a child, " recalls a middle-aged resident.

It will not be just a renewal of love and praise, but a restoration of holiness unto the Lord!

Without it, growth would be dependent on labour and capital inputs, and growth would be just a few percent.

Copenhagen is likely to be just the beginning of a long, hard, struggle between the two countries over what the other is doing.

Aaron Kowalski: Managing diabetes can be just a 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week grind that's hard on people and their families.

But besides the power of the initial wave crashing into the shore, the tsunami can be just as deadly as it flows back out to sea.

[font=Tahoma]IT WAS supposed to be a "merger of equals" , but has turned out to be just another disastrous car-industry takeover.

It was a hot and humid day recently and I decided that some of my favorite cold soup would be just the ticket.

The UK Treasury made some half-baked arguments this month about why small institutions can be just as risky as large ones to the system.

I hope oneself be just a life in the sky of angel, own the thought and behavior, can from saw the life of the boundary in the sky.

It is likely to be just the name of a company, part of which may be a general location .

That product will be just as safe and wholesome three to five years from now as it was the day it was born.

It would also be just to recognize that no other president of the United States would have had the courage to say what he said.

He thought that photography could be just as good a form of self-expressions as painting or drawing.

However, we are beginning to see that the treatment can be just as effective, when the epithelium is left intact.

To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.

But a state school might be just as marketable.

It seemed for a time that I would have my old wish, to be just like him, but certain differences were too large to be ignored.

As long as you are out of debt and putting money into savings each month, you're going to be just fine.

This proved to be just a tip of the iceburg, when allegations drew in more players and officials from various pro clubs.

And I can tell you further, it would be just the same to me if it were the fiesta of all the saints combined, instead of just my own.

That is why this year is likely to be just the beginning of many discussions like the one at the Munich security conference.

Targeted vaccination would be just as effective so long as it was combined with rapid detection of the outbreak and rapid response.

No doubt they will be just as intrigued by the chair's uniquely human voices as people were by "belly speaking" long ago.

If all goes well you could be just a few months away from a major advancement, that would really get things rolling.

If you can sneak in a quick text or call and hear a familiar voice for a few minutes, it may be just enough to talk you off the ledge.

The bed is considered to be just fluidized and is referred to as an incipiently fluidized bed.

The activity may be just right for you and a challenging exercise for your dog.

When it comes to weight gain, the timing of your meals may be just as important as what or how much you eat.

If you're looking for love, you might try turning on your computer. Who knows, the person of your dreams might be just a click away.

Although the team might have made correct decisions, the system's combination of technologies might be just too difficult to support.

A number of these marvels are available right now, and others may be just around the corner.

But I would be just as satisfied if Zeke wanted to be a concert pianist or doctor or artist.

Miss, not because that was a lot of good New Year, may be just a nostalgic for it.

So a lot of the problems could be just as much from the poor self-care and poor nutrition as from the drug itself.

Rao also warns the caste census may be just as vulnerable to corruption as the rest of the Indian political system.

But there is no doubt that the price of the car will be just one of the pieces of information you can get from its sticker in future.

To me, if education is right it will be just a part of meditation; meditation will be the last point in it.

As you can see the workshop covers such a wide array of topics that the audience has to be just as broad.

But Sultan is reckoned to be just a year younger than the king, and his health is poor.

We are simply trying to be just and fair on the basis of a solid Islamic ground, which is a very hard task in itself.

A simple image of an ordinary person could be just as powerful if it has a story to tell.

U. S. vaccine study has proven to be just as effective as a vaccine trial in Australia. The news is surprising, and welcome.

The timing of the current financial crisis seems too planned and calculating to be just a coincidence.

Feel when to oneself take a look, be about to take a rest, be just the opposite to what one wished otherwise.

It may yet turn out to be "just" a financial and economic problem.

Paradoxically, the Chinese government seems to be just about the only entity in the country eager to invest overseas.

Eager to return to the countryside to, desire to return to the land, in the confusion of city, it may not be just one or two people think.

What he liked most, though, was just hanging out, because it was the one time in his life he was allowed to be just another teenager.

A bit of winter sun may be just what you need.

Treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs coupled with a decrease in activity may be just as effective, researchers say.

He felt that photography could be just as good a form of self-expression as painting or drawing.

A growth lull may be just what most emerging markets need, but it is the last thing that any advanced economy wants at the moment.

He or she might be just as uncomfortable as you are.

Considered by many to be just a "toy" programming language, IDEs and debuggers were sorely lacking.

If such a campaign ever gets launched, there's a taxi drive-cum-actor who might be just the right spokesman.

Typography in minimalism should be just as strategic as any other element.

No need for storing sweaters and winter jackets here; they'll be just as necessary in July as they were in January.

"Those connections depend on the neurochemical environment, [which] has to be just right, like Goldilocks, " she said.

But in the media world, at least, they may be just as momentous for NBC Universal.

A second job or a side business might be just what you need to boost your income and achieve some of your goals.

When treating onychomycosis with oral itraconazole, the results seemed to be just as safe as when using terbinafine.

Yet, in terms of maximising the value of an MBA, when you graduate can be just as important.

Life should be just as soft, open and imaginative as the heart.

The intradiscal pressure will also increase after instrumentation secondarily , but appears to be just a minor aspect.

Even without the need to click emotionally, let alone fall in love, meeting the resume requirements of a spouse can be just as difficult.

A suit costing much less would be just as warm and would cover the wearer's body just as well.

Until recently, many students saw these optional courses to be just a source of extra credits required for graduation.

"Mr Smith, you're going to be just fine, " said the nun, gently patting his hand.

Fusion Power is that fabled cheap-and-clean energy source that always seems to be just on the horizon and out of reach.

I would be sweet to him, I would be gay, I would be just the way I used to be, and then he would love me again.

It's can be just as much a matter of saying goodbye to people who you've spent a lot of time with, shared stresses with and connected to.

Step 2: Outside of the foot passing Short passing with the outside of your foot can be just as accurate and effective.

It would be just as well to telephone them before we arrive.

The God of Israel said, the Rock of Israel spake to me, He that ruleth over men must be just, ruling in the fear of God.

You might be just a person to the world, but you are the entire world to me!

A well-balanced diet with milk and juices would be just as good in a healthy, normally active, normally growing child.

One in five Americans has their daily life affected by hearing loss--and earbuds blaring loud music may be just a small factor.

And while tax efficiency often dictates much of the process, advisers say addressing the emotive aspects can be just as important.

It would be just as well to telephone them before we go there.

But regardless of planning around statistics, trekking in monsoon can be just a matter of luck.

I see Adam's hand in this , It would be just like him to start such a rumor .

After the war in Iraq and with the war in Afghanistan in full swing, a people-to-people soft sell might be just the thing.

This has already led to rapid growth in solar installations, but even more change may be just around the corner.

The dream depends on the happiness, and any colorful dream harmful to the happiness would finally be just a dream.

However analysts say the price increase may be just a business strategy of the companies.

It would be just a short time later that Jesus would go to the cross to die for our sin, and three days after He would rise from the dead.

For the technologist , the engineering of consent can be just as important as the engineering of moving parts.

But, state-owned enterprises can be just used as policy instruments by their nature of state-owned property rights.

If you feel like you're being watched, a curious or frightened animal may be just off trail waiting for you to move or turn away.

If we carry on like this, bird flu and swine flu will be just the beginning of a century of viral outbreaks.

The other plate manufacturers present sales target seems to be just sales leaflets plate, no joint plate is used rubber as a solution.

She said to the doctor that her pain would be just bearable.

There are three parties ahead of you, at last fifteen minutes. It'll be just a few minutes.

Psychologist claimed that repetitive work can be just a stressful AS more demanding but varied work.

All the guests was looking at the box, inside of which turned out to be just some shards, but each of them was packed separately.

hence. a few weeks spent "hosteling" can be just as useful a part of one's education as classes in school.

But, dissimilarity and you, I now be just a little girl, I have no resources, my strength too weak, I can't influence situation.

Struggling to meet someone new? Following these simple yet insightful dating rules might be just be exactly what you need.

Yeah, he might be just exactly what I need.

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

In which case, by the time you are 25, you are likely to be just as wise as your elders, an astonishing new study reveals.

A visual reminder might be just enough to give you pause next time before you ladle on the blue cheese dressing.

Sometimes it's the absence of great teachers. . . Being ignored can be just as good for a person as being lauded.

Having failed to garner a nod with his last outing, this looks like it might be just the film to get him into the race again.

Business issues may, over time, prove to be just as important in Europe's relationship with China as values.

Other people, who can be just as scientific, see the natural order of the world in terms of entropy, decline and death.

How childish and naive of me to believe everything could be just honest and simple.

Adults can be just as guilty of not so much leaping as tunneling to conclusions.

There should perhaps be just a little pain, but we multiply it several hundred times, just because we re too uptight.