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Normal rules do not seem to apply, however, when it comes to dishing the dirt on Anwar Ibrahim, the opposition leader.

What Not to Do: Resist dishing out moral judgments. "You're such a slob" or "You're so lazy" is not going to get the floors scrubbed .

When facing off against this creature, consider spreading out to avoid both of these damage-dishing effects.

Professionals have observed that women are often more capable of dishing out some of the most hateful emotional abuse.

He witnessed Williams dishing and delivering to his teammates, picking up an assist almost every couple of minutes he was on the floor.

Easy and quick and dishing easy to increase productivity.

Governments often try to deal with the problems of nutrition in the same breath as the problems of starvation: by dishing out cheap food.

These days India is putting more effort into improving neighbourly relations (see article), and is dishing out aid to sweeten the air.

You must remember that your audience is trying to absorb all the information you are dishing out at them.

adding a little oil inside the wok, stir fry of pork with rice to color and then dishing out half a minute.

At about 7: 00 PM on last Wednesday, the man found himself a good position and, armed with bricks, started dishing out his punishments.

The boss is delighted, he's been all over the works dishing out bonuses and handshakes.

Again, technocrats favour transfers of cash or vouchers over dishing out food through a vast and corrupt state bureaucracy.

Such adaptability also earned him an England call-up, with Kevin Keegan dishing out a first cap against Hungary in April 1999.

I'm dishing out 30 day bug abuse bans on a nearly daily basis for that exact thing.

Going to the basket, getting just inches away, and then dishing? Not so aggressive.

Its main products are more than 1400 varieties as brake valve, end-valve, throttle, check-valve ord valve and dishing valve.

Thus a point is reached where there will be no actual rupture of shell plating, but severe dishing of plating will occur over a large area.

Greece needs transparent and impartial rules, but politicians are not keen to limit the scope for dishing out favours.

It also wanted high schoolers available to work at theme parks dishing up snow cones and sweeping the grounds after all those visitors.

They're dishing up the usual arguments in a new form.

His group has its own television channel, which shows him doing the dishing.

But the Islamists and secular liberals, with the shared aim of dishing the dictator, have struck up an alliance.

It will also supervise the system, dishing out billions of pounds.

Taiwan is celebrating a friendly resolution from the European Parliament, and dishing out aid to Haiti.

But dishing out equity to reward staff who undertake corporate ventures is fraught with pitfalls.

Even after dishing out some broadcasting revenue, it will have earned itself over $1 billion for doing remarkably little.

I predict the Chairman will be dishing up his usual repertoire of boring jokes at the Christmas party.

His firm served 4 billion mobile ads in January this year; by August it was dishing up twice that number.

the only thing I'm dishing is seconds.

Often see her talking with other women and dishing the dirt about someone.

And although I don't repeat stories much, I do press people for the juicy details when they're dishing to me.

Stop dishing the dirt, girls , it's really quite unbecoming!

Stop dishing the dirt, Sally. It's really quite unbecoming.

I hate to talk with those who are so fond of dishing the dirt about other pepole.

Even when he was pouring in 32ppg for Orlando, he was dishing out 5 assists.

Dishing out criticism won't change a thing.

I used to go dishing on Sundays when I lived in Taipei.

Take your places at the table, children; I'm just dishing up.

Grab whatever you can find, a baseball bat, a knife and start dishing out some tough love to those kidnappers.

Mother is dishing the ice cream.

There are many people dishing out leaflets to passers-by.

In addition, we often act as problem-solvers, dishing immediate advice, when all they need is for us to listen to them.

Don't believe her. She is the sort who is very fond of dishing the dirt about other people.

She is a notorious gossiper here; who is very fond of dishing the dirt just around others.

She is a notorious gossiper here, who is very fond of dishing the dirt about others.

Analysis on Forming Reasons for Deviation Angle Longitudinal Dishing and Crack of Continuous Casting Slab

Dishing Reinforced Shell's Approximation Calculation under Symmetric Load

In the Battle Stance the warrior gains rage from taking damage and dishing out damage

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McDonald's Dishing Out Yuan Bonds; Eyes Expansion in China