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They may have made you feel perfect for each other, because you did not have to do much to make each other happy.

Hamilton's financial program helped manufacturers. But it did not seem to do much for farmers.

A good showing, BJP strategists say, would do much to lure allies in India's south and east, where the BJP itself has no chance.

He told Grant: "This will have the best possible effect upon the men. It will be very gratifying and will do much to help our people. "

But the fact of the matter is, we have not done enough and we have to do much, much more.

Obama did not do much to call attention to himself in his first year. But there were two events in 2005 where he did catch everybody's eye.

And that means that you prefer to let software do much of the work for you rather than actually do a lot of the Twittering yourself.

Rose-like woman is attractive, therefore it is less necessary for her to do much self-cultivation.

But in a recent presentation, Peyton Young explained that none of these approaches really do much to help.

You are the master of your life. You can do much more than you though you could, including cure yourself of a 'terminal illness'.

China is, again, the only Bric to have been able to do much.

Boards, executives and senior management acknowledge the problem, but then do not seem to really do much of anything about it.

"Why are you . . . " : to be asking others, think there is no fault of their own, how much force to do much heart.

Clear leadership from him could do much to put the country's labour relations on a more stable footing.

'Ha! ' said the Doctor, shaking his head; 'this is bad, but study will do much. '

Now would seem to be one such moment: some wise words from the king could do much to defuse tension.

Nanny robot can do much to help his mother with household chores so that her mother was not home tired, so tired home sick.

The children don't do much at their youth club, but at least they stay out of harm's way.

The current operation in Gaza won't do much to ease these worries or to address Israel's longer-term security needs.

A relief effort led by the U. S. and Pakistani governments would do much to convince Pakistanis to reject groups like the Taliban.

One dead photographer does not do much for the cause he cares about, even if he did feel compelled to weigh in and take sides.

I began to keep a little diary is something I'd never done in my life, you do so well that I did not do much damage to follow.

Other than checking whether you've accidentally knocked out the network cable, you can't do much about this . You have to ask for help .

It is possible that within a year or 18 months a non-sectarian Iraqi army will be able to do much of the work the Americans do now.

While studying warships, Fuller realized that they weighed much less than buildings, yet were able to do much more.

But this analogy, too, is flawed. You do not have to do much damage to a computer to stop it being able to run programs.

The only units you'll see are plain riflemen who won't be able to do much to your vehicles.

We expect that the Journal will have a very positive impact on genuine seekers of the truth and do much to open further doors for the truth.

But neither step will do much to constrain banks swimming in deposits and lending to an economy growing, in nominal terms, by 15% a year.

It was one of the difficult matches of this world cup. We don't know how to do much better than what we have done so far.

If the patient is sick with pneumonia, treating him for an ulcer isn't going to do much good.

Now, using the "wrong" hand, she did not have sufficient mental or physical control to do much more than vaguely striped designs.

When you become an active user of media, you can do much more than gain confidence that you know what you're talking about.

With only 24 hours in a day, the only way to really "get it all in" is to do much of it badly.

I don't know what Washington can do to help, but those poor people aren't going to be able to do much without money.

Cisco was also one of the first big IT companies to let others do much of its R&D.

While, a financial goal is a worthwhile pursuit for a publicly traded company, it doesn't do much to tell people how they should operate.

Sadly, the next Congress is unlikely to do much to reverse any of this.

StartUp Britain, launched earlier this year, is trying to do much the same as Startup America.

While these were impressive numbers for an individual player, the team did not do much worse, either.

Such a slight initial revaluation is unlikely to do much to slow China's fast-expanding economy.

Luckily it did not, but it also did not do much to inspire my confidence in the shoe.

None of these ideas will do much good in the short term; most of them would be entirely counter-productive.

I never "got" Smalltalk, which means I was never able to do much meaningful work with it.

None of this, though, will do much to make broadband access universal or more affordable.

"Interest rate hikes would not do much to ease this, because they cannot offset the effect of international factors, " he said.

NATO will not be able to do much of this; if anything, the EU has a bigger role.

Lynch was one Lakers first-round pick from North Carolina who didn't do much in L. A. , but second-rounder Van Exel had an impact.

This would take a little of the shine from Rolls's gleaming image but probably not do much damage to its prospects.

She would be able to do much better with a good computer.

But, so far, the U. S. hasn't been able to do much to change China's currency policy.

Much of the world does not share this grim view, or at least seems reluctant to do much about the killing of 46 South Korean sailors.

So Buchanan wrote to Grier. He told him that a strong decision in the Dred Scott case might do much to bring peace to the country.

But Japan's problems are so ingrained that the DPJ has so far been unable to do much.

As students in Grade 3, we have been used to do much homework.

Perhaps my piano playing and my friends did instill some colors into it, but even they did not do much good.

The appreciation of the Japanese yen in the 1980s and 1990s did not do much to reduce Japan's trade surplus, either.

Fiscal and monetary policies can't do much to help us deal with this kind of inflation .

If you're trying to impress women, this sometimes works, but name brand items don't do much for anyman other than Ralph Lauren.

So where the army is not the jihadists' target, it does not think it necessary to do much.

One shot. Well, that won't do much good hunting or to be rescued.

As a first-year student, the boy was not able to do much but wave his long skinny arms and shoot a basket now and then .

We were each adrift in our own cold, dark sea, unable to help each other, unable to do much but swim for our lives.

Take the year round, I make about a pound a week, because you can't do much in the winter.

If he could do this thing now, even considerately , he could do much more when he was free and away later.

But she was not required to do much either, other than smile and rehearse her sound bites.

"I was employed at a time I couldn't do much about it, " he said.

During the vacation, the weather was hot and I could not do much work, but I lived happily.

It may not do much to illuminate the mechanism between the lever the experimenters pull and the results they measure.

You can do much more configuration testing than would be possible in an in-house lab (or even perhaps an outsourced testing agency).

"We're stuck in the short term, can't rouse ourselves to do much that's inspiring, " he said.

Eventually I stopped fighting and decided to turn within and do a lot of soul searching, since I didn't have the energy to do much else.

This piece does not do much Virtuoso type of processing, simple melody lines are the flow of pleasure.

Europe needs to do much better than this if it is to win the bride.

Republican leaders charged the president's program won't do much to make things better for Americans anytime soon.

i shall have to do much living to atone for it .

Where parents do too much for their children, the children will not do much for themselves.

European ban would not do much good on its own: trading would simply move to other markets.

Whether these measures will do much to dent the allure of car ownership in Beijing or elsewhere in the country remains to be seen.

Thus for the sports nutrition products manufacturers and marketers , they need to do much in terms of education to guide consumers.

We're getting pretty good at it, but the advent of the people web gives us a chance to do much, much more.

So, even in the very unlikely circumstance that the Federal Reserve embarks on such a program, I am doubtful it would do much good.

A ban on the seal hunt would spare individual seals, but it may not do much for the seal population as a whole.

I'd like to believe, as many of my friends seem to, that thispractice won't do much harm.

We had hoped to do much better than this in performance terms and also I suffered our first technical failure of the season.

The economy and the budget are the central issues, and how they are tackled will do much to shape society over the coming decade.

The last stimulus package of $168 billion, including about $105 billion in rebate checks, didn't do much to help.

The real threat is that the latest automated pattern-recognition software can do much of the work for less than a hundredth of it.

lex grammar, can do much more. Make sure you know your tools and use the appropriate one for the job.

Having foreseen the danger, the regulatory authorities did not have the instruments to do much about it.

Although an English teacher can do much to help problem students, the teacher should not attempt the task alone.

He could'nt do much about the German's second goal - though it was ultimately not an issue as England went on to win 4-2 after extra time.

So while Matt Stone is still the "executive producer, " does he do much to earn that title?

when it dies there, no constitution, no law, no court can even do much to help it.

Ten-year-olds stink at it, failing about 45 percent of the time. Teens do much better.

But if governments had to lend immigrants the money, the idea would not do much at first to reduce budget deficits.

The twm window manager's primary feature is that it's tiny; it doesn't do much for you, it mostly trusts you to know what you want.

That old debt is still fouling consumer and bank balance sheets, and the TALF won't do much to erase it.

In normal circumstances merely placing a layer of protective material on top of a levee in this way would not do much good.

But Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature did not do much for my adolescent ambitions.

But it may be the only one of the three that he can do much to advance.

Many people who do not like the taste of garlic or who do not do much cooking rely on garlic supplements.

In the long term China needs to do much more to boost consumption, but the immediate need is to prevent a hard landing.

and a memory trace of a sense datum is too meager an affair to do much good.

A growing energy shortage in the world today makes it very necessary for scientists to do much research into the practical use of the sun.

They would have to work hard on the farm, and probably they would never do much more than make a living.

The president cannot do much, especially at home, without a willing legislature.

If we wait until these children reach their teenage years and the next crime wave is upon us, it may be too late to do much about it.

However, if China really is heading towards a meltdown, the PBoC's efforts will not do much to slow the dangerous momentum.

Unsurprisingly, this doesn't do much for your motivation; you end up feeling vaguely dissatisfied with what you've done.

Nor would a retrial in a more perfect tribunal do much to alter the way most Iraqis see this business.

At the end of the day, it's unlikely Channel Four will do much about the whole thing other than make a few cliched 'statements'.

You figured no one will notice that you didn't do much research on your topic if you add lots of photos and complicated looking graphs.

Don't tell me my fears are silly , they are terribly real and you can do much to try to understand.

But will that do much to help the American economy?

Surgeons can do much to avoid complications by the careful preoperative screening process.

What's more, building a reputation as an Earth-friendly corporation can do much more than generate increased revenues from green products.

"Michael" has connections, and he's able to do much less work than her.

Government investments will do much to develop environmentally friendly technology.

It did not take very long because I did not do much to it, just where I needed to.

If he stays away from the shrine and makes an early fence-mending mission to China, he could do much for Japan's standing in the world.

Even if these measures are carried out, most economists do not think it would do much to revive the economy.

Your attacks do much less damage to companions, allowing you to liberally spray an area with reckless abandon.

does not do much to solve agronomic problems that require significant research.

If you pit yourself against the best, you can then come out and say, if you don't do much, you weren't good enough to be at that level.

EU officials contend that Greece could do much more to help itself by selling off a treasure trove of state assets.

But it amounts to little more than sleight of hand in a crisis where clarity and resolve would do much more to restore confidence.

It would perhaps do less harm than some might fear. But it would not do much good either.

Good sportswriters do much more than report the score of a game or the results of an athletic competition.

Upon entering the drive-thru, I was told they were out of chocolate chip cookies (they had macadamia, but those don't do much for me).

Reducing poverty and offering economic opportunity would also do much to ease the fight against Islamist extremism.

Gucci : In a perfect world, I would enjoy my work if I do not have to do much, and make lots of money!

Scott: One where I work a few hours, earn a lot of money, and don't have to do much.

You cannot do much better than memory sorts, except maybe by having no sorts at all.

This observation, however, is largely an academic point that doesn't do much to help the problem.

In fact, you'll be hard-pressed to do much in the Ajax and JavaScript worlds without using the DOM to at least some degree.

Through policy direction and incentives, the central government can do much to influence how urbanization plays out in China.

While that movie didn't do much to help her star rise, she's definitely making big strides in La-La Land.

There is no time for a modern postman to do much more than say "morning! " and pass on swiftly.

Computer now do much of the work that the tellers used to do.

You could sell stuff, post your resume, contact people seeking freelancers and do much more.

Your attacks do much le damage to companion , allowing you to liberally ray an area with rackle abandon.

They are the language of most of science and much of government, two forces that do much to shape people's lives.

Australia's online consumers tend to do much of their Internet spending on consumer electronics, computers and appliances.

It may not do much good, since the actual funds rate is already trading well below the target.

You're our old customer. You know that we don't do much bargaining. Our quotations are in line with the world market.

Using PhD students to do much of the undergraduate teaching cuts the number of full-time jobs.

In standard usage, surfing and typing and Facebooking and such, you should be able to do much better.

However, strong evidence has emerged that new energy efficient technologies alone won't do much to cut emissions.

Whether the bill will do much for people wanting to watch their favourite TV shows on a computer or mobile phone is a different matter.

This will do much to strengthen the research process and its ability to win public trust.

European diplomats expressed similar frustration that they were powerless to do much now except wait.

But even if the BRICs upped their IMF commitments, it is unclear whether that would do much to solve Europe's problems.

At this point Mr. Obama probably can't do much about job creation.

When does the positioning, assuming that do much to finally not clear exactly how do or his project to do.

The new health-care law does not aggravate the deficit, but nor does it do much to reduce it.

The ministers' recommendations are unlikely to do much to soothe Bhopal's angry people.

these activities can do much to quiet us and give ourselves a small break in a busy schedule.

Other than manipulate the "on" and "off" switches, the volume controls and a few other knobs, modern boy doesn't know how to do much.

I use it to write some small system administration tools, but I don't do much system administration any more.

"Business is the entity that is going to do much of the heavy lifting toward a clean energy environment, " Flannery said.

Do much less than what you're capable of.

Surgery may save lives, but it won't do much to improve the health of the environment.

But it has failed to do much because of opposition from powerful interests, in this case exporters and local governments.

I don't think I'll ever be able to do much with Shaughnessy.

African-Caribbean males are a special worry. African-Caribbean boys do much worse in school than African-Caribbean girls or African boys.

An Islamic renaissance will do much to alter the misperception among some Muslims that they are victims of global injustice.

You can't do much about the length of your life, but you can do a lot about its depth and width.

Even Yuan Zhen, the famous poet praised me, "Is not a preference chrysanthemum flowers, the flowers do much less to spend. "

Members of the XML-SIG (Special Interest Group) do much of the work of maintaining a range of XML tools for Python.

If that doesn't happen and if those values are skewed, or corrupted, then a few mandatory hours in a classroom can't do much to change it.

Even if its exchange rate is 10 percent weaker, it won't do much to help the economy.

A flexible authorization framework can increase security and do much of the "heavy lifting" for programmers.

And while it may sting for a bit, it doesn't really do much good. His behavior doesn't change.

The storm did not do much damage to the crops.

Sure, countries can and will do much more to help people age gracefully and to encourageolder citizens to remain in the workforce.

The lexical handler doesn't do much: It simply forwards the events to the next filter in the pipe, but the XSLT processor requires them.

The "minimal" product doesn't do much, but it's easier to understand than the current Zope Developer's Guide.

As far as I know my boy doesn't have to do much on stage and I'm keeping my fingers crossed he'll behave himself.

She vomited after one dose of zantac. I do much internet research myself and notice many of these medicines are later found to be dangerous.

Using a laptop pad resulted in less heat exposure to the skin, but the researchers said it didn't do much to reduce scrotal temperature.

2, I used to do much of my work by telephone, but now I communicate by email.

While I sympathize, I can't really do much to help.

Sir Alex Ferguson's men won just five away games in the Premier League and French left-back Evra is determined to do much better in future.

Desdemona. A most unhappy one: I would do much To atone them, for the love I bear to Cassio.

Kosovo is independent, Russia can, t do much about it, why won, t Russia allow Somaliland to be independent?

In other words, the latest move won't do much to reduce the amount of money sloshing about the Chinese economy.

On a tree, Carbon isn't going to do much for a tree really. Really.

Personally, and with all due respect, it doesn't do much for my World Cup viewing experience.

But in private, Chinese officials say the suggestion that China will do much more to save Europe is preposterous.

If we want our development to become more agile and less dependent on heavy IT processes, we will have to do much better than this.

And the next competition will be come and I think I will do much better then this time.

This might sound like a bold move to some, but it likely won't do much to jolt our tepid economic recovery.

The corruption and anarchy in Chinese politics do much less harm than one would be inclined to expect.

"I will do much better when I start working for the Paralympics, " he said.

But there is reason to doubt whether the business incentives will do much to close the jobs gap.

Given that Russia's stockpile is ageing fast, it will not have to do much to reach the target.

In partnership with China we will be able to do much more to speed up development in Africa.

"It is nice to have the new holiday but we can't do much with it, " says a man giving his family name as Dai as he munched on crisps.

This means that the Arctic doesn't do much to keep global temperatures cool during the winter.

But by no means all start-ups are innovative: most new corner shops do much the same as old corner shops.

Sun glasses do much good to your eyes when the sun light is too strong.

Unless the company faces bankruptcy, it is a bad idea to do much in the first 100 days.

If I were you, I would do much more English exercises.

These leases had "unlimited miles" , but that didn't do much good since the cheap Delco batteries kept breaking down.

Geography and history do much to explain British reservations.

Cagliari couldn't do much to react, Foggia and Matri remained isolated and Milan gained courage minute after minute.

Saya talks to the class, although it still can't do much more than take the register and shout orders like 'Be quiet'.

It is not clear that treaties could do much to stop them.

Also, working on Ubuntu is something I can do when I'm physically unable to do much else.

A monosyllabic exclamation may get someone's attention but will not otherwise do much for human communication!

But it is unlikely to do much to curb flows into the country, analysts say.

With a single click, users can collaborate with their networks, share files, add a user to an activity, and do much more.

The governor must also do much more to be a true reformer.

For better or worse, that allows one to do much crazier projects than you can through the traditional VC route.

With no way to automate the many steps involved, however, a human expert had to do much of the work.

As I mentioned in my previous article, the Action class doesn't do much compared to the other components of this recipe.

Make thy study a regular thing; say little and do much; and meet every man with a friendly mien.

That will not do much to entice investors to buy shares, especially given the risk of greater volatility than other sectors.

but, like their equally uninspiring peers in America, they are unlikely to do much to help the West's economies grow.

In relation to the complaint you have made we will do much to improve the quality of these goods.

Traditional treatment is so expensive that regulators can't force farms to do much about it.

Crowdsourcing is changing some industries: the phenomenon is a threat to organisations that sell what the crowd will do much more cheaply.

Most PC game players today strive to do much better than 60 frames a second.

Supachai cautions this healthy growth in Africa is unlikely to do much to reduce poverty.

For instance, any cross-cultural analysis would have found that mothers do much more child-rearing than men.

You can't do much about the length of your life.

This may well be why other energing and frontier regions do much better in terms of investment flows.

Especially if you don't do much movement while working, it's essential that you get some daily exercise.

Where most economists agree is that the higher minimum wage does not do much to relieve poverty.

With it, you can do much more for the benefit of people and your country, and it will and to your own happiness.

We can do much better, as the moment the fitness levels dip, we lose our sharpness and concede too much.

But the normally well-organised armed forces have not managed to do much beyond rescue and evacuation.

Factual is headquartered in Los Angeles, but has an office inShanghai, where we do much of our UI and web development.

Firms are unlikely to do much hiring until growth seems durable, and so far it does not.

If you run a business it's hard to do much of anything without calling your general counsel.

Mm! That's too had! If you haven't anything to give up, I 'm afraid I can't do much for you.

In addition to video-interface libraries, SDL provides a framework to do much of the event-handling work, as shown below.

Nor does it do much to change Eliot Cohen's observation that Mr Obama has assembled a dysfunctional team to work on the Afghan project.

While books and conversation can do much, these agencies are usually relied upon too exclusively.

The more expensive cameras and lenses don't do much of anything significant for the huge increases in price.

Next, being housewives is so relaxing. They don't need to do much, what they achieve is far more that what they render.

Well, my family's away and I can't afford to do much. What about you?

This simple pattern can do much to simplify a lot of input and output behavior, either to files or in GUI interfaces.

Yet while last week's cuts failed to do much about the deficit, they could do serious damage to U. S. foreign policy.

You can obviously do much more complex wiring as well.

Linus describes Git as a very fast directory content manager that doesn't do much, but does it efficiently.

The bidi algorithm is already implemented in the HTML specification, so Web developers may not need to do much things to support bidi.

Japan, it seems, has become the Hamlet of Asia, endlessly fretting about its waning world influence while failing to do much about it.

Learn to turn negatives into positives, and you'll do much better in life.