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Myth's river-where his mother dipped him, fished him, a slippery golden boy flow ed on, his name on its lips.

The U. S. unemployment rate dipped in March to its lowest level in two years, and President Barack Obama hailed the "good news. "

A navy pilot on a routine flight had given in to mild curiosity and dipped his aircraft to inspect what he thought was an oil slick.

Sushi made with seaweed tends to be a little higher in sodium, as is the soy sauce that each piece is dipped in.

He took out a long-handled squeegee, dipped it into the toilet and then used it to clean the mirror.

There was nothing remarkable about the pen, excepting that it had been dipped too deeply in the ink, but it was proud of that.

And He is clothed with a garment dipped in blood; and His name is called the Word of God.

For the walls and doors of such a smooth surface, using an old cloth or sponge dipped in mild detergent solution, scrub enough.

And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God.

The chemistry teacher dipped his finger into the mixture and took it out of it.

His mass said, he broke his fast on rye bread dipped in the milk of his own cows.

Father bound the celery together with a rope and dipped it in the stream for a while before he took it to the market for sale.

At last he came to a stream. He sat on the bank and dipped his feet in the cool water.

Almost a year later, sales again dipped when a key global product had to be recalled.

Hunter looked down at his board and he took out an inking pen and dipped it and began to ink in his drawing.

The statue, which looks a bit like the young Mr. Warhol dipped in silver paint, is fast becoming a favorite downtown attraction.

After a while they may be taken out with chopsticks and, before eating, dipped in a sauce prepared in advance.

With an air of genuine concern, the man rushed to her, dipped his fingers in the glass, and sprinkled some water on her face.

Inventory levels across the U. S. market dipped in July as a range of popular models began to run short on dealer lots.

"I know. It's fine. We'll talk about it later, " I said, ready to not think about it anymore as I dipped my roller.

She's hoping to develop a small strip or stick that would turn a certain color if dipped into a drink that had been spiked with roofies.

He then dipped it into the cup . After a few seconds he took his finger out .

In the wet process the work after pickling and rinsing is dipped through a flux layer floating on the surface of the zinc bath.

A rise, I can see that 10 million umbrella bamboo sword dipped down in the gap, those gorgeous sword colorful, dazzling!

then acrobat returned to his element, dipped, zoomed, and sailed out to dive for a fish.

Mr. Pan was quite overwhelmed. He took the writing brush and dipped it in the ink.

The paint with which they were smeared, intensified in hue by the sunlight, imparted to them a look of having been dipped in liquid fire.

A few drops of a detection liquid are placed on a pad that has been dipped into a drink.

Even after spending hours alone, huddling in temperatures that dipped below -15C, the teen appeared to be in decent shape.

He dipped his head under the water and dived to the bottom.

Her skin was fresh and golden as though she had been dipped in honey .

To carry out the fermentation, the tofu curd is cut into small chunks and dipped into a solution of salt and citric acid.

The eel is grilled on bamboo skewers over a hot wood fire, repeatedly dipped in water, and returned to the fire to steam the meat.

When it's dipped into the sea, plankton are trapped between them.

She broke off a bit of bread and dipped it in the soup.

This has since dipped a little to 7. 5%, but is still impressive since the city has less than 3% of America's population.

After that, he held up one of his fingers and showed it to the class. He then dipped it into the cup.

Paint stains on dulcimer, should also promptly wipe clean stubborn stains with a soft clean fabric dipped in a little toothpaste.

he dabbled his fingers in ropes of tripe; he dipped them in pans of frying fish; he dodged in and out among the crowds.

It is first boiled, and then dipped in a soup made of soy sauce, salt, sweet sake, and bonito shavings as it is being eaten.

Dipped into a sauce destined to cover food, the spoon would emerge with a fairly thick coating.

He enjoyed the smile that spread across Erica's face, and unconsciously noted that the end of her eyebrows dipped down.

To save her son, the sea goddess dipped her baby in the waters of Styx which could protect the human body from the fire and sword.

30 treatments are carried out for one pair of jeans, including hand-dipped dyeing, sewing and adding in distressed detailing.

Along the assembly line the cans are dipped into scalding water, given a scrub and then taken away to the next stop - the polishers.

This was a letterform that could be jotted down quickly with a reed pen dipped in ink.

I pierced a piece with the little wooden toothpick I had been given, dipped it into the spicy chilli sauce and popped it into my mouth.

He dipped his arm into the water up to his shoulder, but the fish got away.

She dipped her finger in the water to see if it's warm.

She turned and saw a middle-aged man's unkempt , staring in his own E Henhen, also on hand to save a piece of brick dipped in blood.

During the three and a half years since the surrender of Japan, Chiang's prestige had dipped to an all-time low.

Demand for visas from skilled workers dipped during the recession, but it is likely to become a problem again as the economy recovers.

Hot-dipped extra and ultra - strength galvanized steels have been widely used in automobile bodies for protecting them from being corroded.

Instead, he is trying to work out why his form has dipped this season.

He dipped the pen into the ink and then faltered for just a second.

A paintbrush dipped full of ink draws quickly across the stretched canvas, the figure of an ancient dancer is slowly formed.

The soldier dipped the flag In salute as the president of the United States rode by.

Champagne and chocolate-dipped strawberries prep you for a steamy bath laced with salts, bubbles and floating candles.

As Diderot said: "when woman is the theme, the pen must be dipped in the rainbow, and the pages must be dried with a butterfly's wing. "

That kind of feeling, like stepmother abused girl, I ate the cold steamed bread dipped in tears, looking at her, strange, strange.

He found two helpers and a pale of lime white. He tied a long bar to a straw brush and dipped the brush in the lime white.

But figures for the month of May suggest that since the voluntary agreement ended, the supermarkets' performance has dipped.

Indiana is home to pragmatic conservatives, with a few southern counties dipped in the Bible Belt.

She dipped her hand into the pool to see how cold the water was.

For example, one end of a cardboard tube can be dipped into paint and used to make circles on a piece of card.

Abrahim ignored the money and dipped into the food with a piece of bread.

The scientists started with plain, white T-shirts that were cut into thin strips and dipped into a boron solution.

All the men breathed through handkerchiefs dipped in a carton of milk which Mr Phoenix had bought for breakfast.

sun dipped into the small drink shops, are the faces of my innocent smile, Victoria's face is the most beautiful Kind.

Or, Greek diners may head to a bakery for honey- dipped cookies, nut cakes, puddings, or other desserts.

I dipped into the world of the Internet, with its videos of water raging over the farmland and crushed ferries, and then quickly backed out.

putting the dipped base materials into a vibratory screen filled with gingeli, causing surfaces of the base materials filled with gingeli.

Amazon shares dipped 16 percent in after-hours trading following the release of the company's third quarter earnings report.

But she and her husband, a real estate investor, have also dipped into their savings to keep the organization afloat.

But its sound is the aural equivalent of a swimming pool filled with French vanilla ice cream topped with chocolate-dipped diamonds.

European household spending patterns have remained stable over the year, while North American thriftiness dipped in the fourth quarter.

In northern China, dumplings are dipped in vinegar and soy sauce, and often eaten with a piece of raw garlic.

Trading volumes dipped this week as a snowstorm hit the U. S. east coast after the Christmas holiday break.

Civic Platform's poll ratings have dipped a bit, mainly to the benefit of the Democratic Left.

Two days before shooting started, the temperature dipped and snow fell in the mountainous ski country around the ranch.

one of the most popular Italian desserts. It is made of savoiardi dipped in coffee and mascarpone cream.

The Ministry of Finance may have dipped into various stabilization funds to avoid the appearance of running a large deficit.

If the stain is still visible, dab it with a cloth dipped in straight vinegar.

The pan-European FTSE Eurofirst 300 index dipped close to eight-month lows and London's FTSE 100 was just above lows of the year.

If capital levels at a bank dipped below this buffer it could face tighter restrictions on its dividend and executive compensation policies.

She dipped her toe into the pool to see how cold it was.

Stuart dipped a piece of toast into the soft yolk of his egg and ate in silence .

woven cord tyre fabric, of high tenacity yarn of viscose rayon, whether or not dipped or impregnated with rubber or plastics.

The Lord again dipped into the river. He held out a golden thimble studded with rubies.

Short-term Treasury rates are also now in the same ballpark as Japan, having dipped lower since the Fed's recent statement.

Mr. Obama's own job approval dipped to 48%, from 53% in January, but was still higher than at any other time since last May.

A savory creamy mixture into which crackers, RAW vegetables, or other foods may be dipped.

Try whole-wheat crackers dipped in low-fat cottage cheese, or top whole wheat toast with your favorite sugar-free nut butter.

Removing fish odor from your hands is simple with salt. Just rub your hands with a lemon wedge dipped in salt, then rinse with water.

People were queuing for an unusual delicacy: balls of butter, dipped in dough and cooked in a vat of boiling oil.

asked, "Can you identify yourself Looking puzzled, the girl dipped into her handbag and pulled out a small mirror. "

NEW YORK (AP) -- Stocks dipped Tuesday as traders became cautious before the Federal Reserve releases details from its September meeting.

Q. Which President, while living in the White House, regularly skinny-dipped in the Potomac River?

Looking puzzled, the girl dipped into her handbag and pulled out a small mirror.

The bread can be requested "dipped" (lightly dunked in the meat juice), "juicy" (double-dipped), or "soaked" (dripping wet).

You may never have eaten a rice ball dipped in sesame seeds, peanuts and salt, but I can tell you it is very delicious.

The Lord dipped His hand into the water and pulled up a golden thimble set with sapphires.

After mixing the three together, he dipped one of his finger into the cup.

I dipped my brush in the green paint and began layering it over the blue, the lake coming alive on the paper.

Foreclosures, which dipped as mortgage companies waited for details of the Obama administration's housing plans, are surging again.

We have Coconut Shrimp, which is jumbo shrimp dipped in a coconut batter, fried and served with rice and a side salad.

In white? . . . "He is dressed in a robe dipped in blood, and his name is the Word of God" (Rev. 19: 13).

She dipped a toe in the water to see how cold it was.

"I'm hungry. " She rubbed her hands together and picked up some carrots and dipped them in a dip.

The boat dipped slightly under his weight.

Waiter: We have red shrimp, which is jumbo shrimp dipped in a batter, fried and serviced with rice and a side salad.

German 10-year yields dipped below the domestic rate of inflation briefly on Tuesday, for the first time since at least 1960.

Another dish, sannakji ( "live octopus" ), features squirming tentacles dipped in a sesame oil and salt sauce.

Income has, inevitably, dipped after previous recessions, but never by so much.

Shares in Nordic banks, which have been the biggest private-sector lenders to Latvia, dipped on the news.

Father tied up the celery and dipped it into water, than took it to the market for sale.

Afterglow through the leaves, dipped in the flowing river, the brilliant flashes of light.

Broader indexes also rose and Treasury prices dipped on the better-than-exected report.

In spring , the bird has a dark head that looks like it was dipped in chocolate. In late summer these feathers are replaced by white ones .

The jet stream has dipped south over the south-western US, sending strings of storms over the southern states for weeks on end.

Send your sensuous Taurus man a basket of strawberries hand-dipped in chocolate, or a certificate for a luxurious Swedish massage.

He held up one of his fingers and dipped it into the cup after he mixed the three kinds of liquid in a massive cup together.

Surface treatment mode of grating: Hot dipped galvanization: galvanization should be carry out after basic work.

My daily planner tells me to keep busy, polishing thecopper the best way, with half a lemon dipped in salt.

The U. S. Department of Agriculture says garlic prices have dipped 12 percent in a decade.

For somebody who long shied away from the technology sector, Warren Buffett has not just dipped a toe.

Broader indicators all dipped after another disappointing report showed consumer confidence is weakening.

Expert advice: best not eaten raw, if you have to be eaten raw, dipped in garlic, ginger, vinegar or lemon juice, plus wine sterilization.

The sun dipped into the sea just now.

The branches dipped in the wind.

And let's get an update now on South Korea, where temperatures dipped to zero degrees Fahrenheit over the weekend.

he demanded , as martin dipped dolefully into the cold , half - cooked oatmeal mush . " was you drunk again last night ? "

The boat dipped into the waves.

Unemployment is estimated to have risen to around 15%, and inflation, currently 13%, has hardly dipped into single figures in three years.

I h audio-videoe dipped the vessel of my he painting into this silent hour; it has filled with love.

Points summarized as follows: Use a soft cloth with water Cham wipe, wipe with a soft cloth dipped in alcohol.

In the last two years, unemployment rarely has dipped below 9 percent.

Nevertheless stocks in Taiwan fell as much as two percent on the news, and Singapore shares dipped by about one percent.

Let it foam and bubble for five to ten minutes, then rinse with a cloth dipped in clean cold water.

Mr Brown was arrested last week because he had dipped into the public funds without authorization.

India's exports to China, for example, dipped in the first nine months on a year-on-year basis, mostly due to infrastructure bottlenecks.

German fertility dipped below replacement in 1970 and is still low.

Future revisions may push both numbers into negative territory: the economy would have already double-dipped.

Like a lot of other professional investors, Rick Sherlund this year has loaded up on gold as the dollar dipped and stocks sank.

If you need to clean your watch, we recommend gently brushing it with a soft brush, dipped in lukewarm soapy water.

Whether coated in a chocolate shell, dipped in whipped cream or nibbled on their own, strawberries are delicious.

But oil prices dipped into negative territory in the afternoon, sending the Dow and S& P 500 into a late-session rally.

In nervous anticipation, Bank of America's share price suddenly dipped when he spoke.

The complex geologic characters and abnormal high pressure are existed in high dipped and anticlinal structure in the east of Sichuan.

Initially the nose dipped as expected, but as the airspeed increased, the nose started rising again.

" Let's get a hump on, " Abe said; and the two boys dipped their oars deeper into the brown water.

Apples can be baked or sliced and served with peanut butter, and bananas can be dipped in honey and nuts.

Man, he dipped out of our English chatroom so fast.

The finger that I sucked was not the one that I had dipped into the mixture.

Emerging equity funds remain huge money magnets though allocations to global equities have dipped, EPFR figures show.

A separate report showed applications for home loans dipped last week, suggesting still stunted demand ahead of the spring selling season.

The sailor dipped the ship's flag as a salute.

Place whole piece in the mouth, letting the texture and delicate flavor of the soy-dipped fish touch the tongue first.

Facing the vast black ocean, Tito stands alone, bare toes dipped into the sand and surf, hands spinning and flapping.

Prices dipped more than 20% below that line and that is a bit much for a technical theorist to accept.

Mutton slices cut as thin as paper can be eaten immediately after they are dipped into the boiling water.

Wall Street expectations are high, though, and when Walgreen's latest earnings disappointed, its shares dipped.

In contrast to the stimulation in Lyran-Davion trade relations, their trade with the other states of the Inner Sphere has dipped.

He then transforms them into items like chocolate-covered pretzels, chocolate-dipped apples, and truffles.

Introduction: Mouse operation, your pen dipped in different colors for princesses coloring.

I dipped up a bucketful of water out of the well.

Income has dipped after prior recessions, but never by so much.

Conclusion The method of seed dipped with sample could be used to measure repellent effect on ants.

This follows a terrible monthly payrolls report and data showing that house prices have now officially double dipped.

Dipping: The wax molds are dipped into waterglass solution, with surface coated by the solution.

In my absence the window curtains have been hung. They have the appearance of Tyrolean tablecloths dipped in lysol.

So when oil prices dipped during 1980s, then stayed low through the early 1990s, it spurred a mega-merger trend among major oil companies.

the membrane is dipped into the electrolyte, thus obtaining the gel polymer electrolyte.

Four out of nine people already live in countries in which the fertility rate has dipped below the replacement rate.

Lamp shade of tempered glass, stainless exposed fastener. The guard net surface is dipped after galvanized.

Yes I sucked a finger, but the finger I put into mu mouth was not the one I had dipped into the cup.

Gently massage the puppy's anal region with a cotton ball that has been dipped in warm water.

There the car is dipped into a special bath and then dried.

John Quincy Adams, 6th president of the US, frequently skinny-dipped in Washington's Potomac river before starting the day's work.

Global demand for Brazil's agricultural commodities, rivals for forestland, also dipped.

In the evenings, I'd start every meal with spring rolls wrapped in pieces of lettuce and cucumber and dipped in tangy ginger sauce.

On a recent night, when temperatures dipped below minus 4 degrees Fahrenheit, thousands of people streamed in.

Since then, however, Microsoft shares have dipped and the deal is now valued at $42 billion.

Since revenues from the new companies were far away, Raju dipped into Satyam to pay the politicians.

When her white hand is dipped into the river, it was so soft that it could almost melt into the water. . .

These books are intended to be read at length, others to be dipped into.

But Professor Flynn also found that teenagers' scores had dipped slightly over the past generation.

THERE was further gloomy news for America's homeowners as national house prices dipped in the three months to September.

Some books are intended to be read at length, others to be dipped into.

Hotel receipts have dipped slightly this fiscal year as day-trippers from Los Angeles fasten their wallets.

The offshore rate has rarely dipped below the mainland rate, such is the strength of foreign investor buying.

Several polls in late November indicated Obama's approval rating had dipped this low even before this week's speech.

To make their new filter, the team first dipped strips of woven cotton into "ink" containing nanotubes.

She dipped a cotton applicator in the medicinal liquid. The white absorbent cotton turned into pale yellow.

For five months, the thief had dipped into Karen's accounts like they were her own private piggy bank.

The euro dipped towards two-month lows, falling for the fourth day in a row.

Chocolate-dipped fruits (dried or fresh) and nuts are a nutrient-dense treat.

His play dipped in the third, but it returned in the fourth to secure him a third Grand Slam title.

Claims dipped for the second straight week, falling slightly below the level economists had forecast.

These people were at even greater risk for heart disease than short-sleepers whose blood-pressure dipped.

US three-month Libor, at which banks lend to one another, has dipped noticeably in the past week, reaching 5. 09 per cent yesterday.

Accordingly, endosymbionts had never really dipped below a genomic sequence length of 500, 000 to 600, 000 base pairs.

Check if users are dipped into the world of game, by weaving out contradictions, unnatural assumptions, unfriendly interface, etc.

He dipped a metal spoon into the cavernous depths of the darkening teapot.

Hot dipped galvanized coils sheets and strips, Prepainted (color coated) coils sheets and strips, Aluminized coils and sheets.

But while support for WikiLeaks' project remains high in Sweden, Assange's popularity has dipped.

The murder rate dipped after Mr Funes ordered the army onto the streets and banned gang membership, but has since bounced back.

Water dipped from the tank of the toilet (not the bowl).

The sun dipped below the western sea.

Painting : using spray painting , brush or dipped method gain the protection layer.

Sample is fused by sodium peroxide and dipped into water, the Fe, Mn, Cu, Nb, Ta are deposited and separated from W.

The driver dipped the headlights of his car.

The sun dipped below the horizon.

But in most other countries they have dipped by less than 10%, as in Britain and Italy.

Twice daily, with the amount of clean cotton ball dipped in the face and neck.

I've seen some horrible things done to people's food: steaks dropped on the floor, butter dipped in the dishwater.

Strawberry kabobs dipped in powdered sugar are another delicacy. And drinks such as a strawberry smoothie can wash it all down.

Holding onto Achilles' heel, Thetis dipped her son in the River Styx to make him invincible to weapons.

The spirits were trapped inside the vials with stoppers and then dipped in holy water, which she says "dulls the spirits' energy. "

While Apple shares dipped when Mr. Jobs announced his 2009 leave, they rallied strongly during Mr. Cook's tenure. Before joining Apple, Mr.

North African stock markets also dipped on heightened investor concerns.

I have dipped the vessel of my heart into this silent hour; it has filled with love.

Stock markets in countries like Australia that rely on commodity exports to China also dipped.

Recent polls show support for the Brown-led Labor Party has dipped to 28%, trailing far behind the Conservative Party's 44%.

Hot-dipped , galvanized steel wrap - around end caps add strength, rigidity and long life.

And, Worldspan's market share dipped 9. 4% to its fourth place 19. 1% share among the GDSs.

He dipped into his pocket and bought drinks for his friends.

President Reagan's approval rating dipped to 49 percent in November 1981 and stayed below that mark for two years.

There are plenty of guys who are guilty of hands that feel like they were dipped in battery acid, flaky arms and ashy legs.

In addition, strawberries were dipped in calcium chloride solution after which they were sprinkled with crystallized sucrose.

Chain options provide choice of 316 Stainless Steel, Hot-Dipped Galvanized or Brass. Order separately to desired length.

Each student dipped a finger into the mixture, sucked it and made a face.

Dipped in heart-breaking tears, thinking of black as the night spread.

That man dipped his giant brush in water and started writing on the ground.

Marital quality for men in the Bringing Baby Home group dipped from before birth to age 3 months, but rebounded by the first birthday.

The aeroplane circled quickly, dipped, and flew directly over us . . .

Industrial production dipped only briefly. The stockmarket fell by 8% in the week following the quake, but rose later.

Nancy dipped her hand in the clear water of the stream.

Industrial production dipped only briefly.

Will macro trends have continued their anemic recovery, or double-dipped back down?

They huddled around a single kerosene heater in the kitchen when the temperature dipped below zero.

Glass or ceramic cleaned with methanol and dipped in boiling paraffin has a good, but not durable, insulating surface.

"If you dipped yourself in all of them, you'd end up a disgusting brown, " I informed her.

They have not dipped back into these asset classes despite a huge rally in corporate bonds and mortgage debt this year.

Six of the 13 official PMI series tracked by China's Federation of Logistics and Purchasing have dipped below 50, indicating contraction.

ROAD VEHICLES. LEVELLING DEVICES FOR HEADLAMP DIPPED BEAM.

That wave started in the commodities market, where prices dipped sharply.

cubes of meat or seafood cooked in hot oil and then dipped in any of various sauces.

China's official purchasing managers' index dipped lower month-on-month.

Happiness rose along with per capita income until earners reached the highest bracket, at which point it dipped somewhat.