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Ask the doctor whether a sonogram or an MRI, which do not use radiation, could do the trick just as well.

And after all that effort, the austerity plan failed to do the trick; Britain left the gold standard within months.

All this, I think, shows why a simple return to populism isn't going to do the trick, at least not in any long-term way.

This is China, remember. The economic equations that may seem to work obviously elsewhere, do not necessarily do the trick here.

That seemed to do the trick, or at least he thought so.

Fresh ingredients and a reliance on olive oil seem to do the trick.

If Frenchwomen don't walk enough to stay en forme, there is always a pill, a lotion, a machine or a treatment to do the trick.

My head has been hurting me since two weeks ago. Coffee, Aspirin, or Tylenol used to help. But they don't do the trick any more.

In commercial construction, concrete walls usually do the trick, but in a hurry you probably don't have the time or materials for that.

But if things get worse, baby steps in the direction of further easing might not do the trick, pushing the central bank to be even bolder.

Now researchers have found a chemical cocktail that might do the trick.

We should not be surprised that this has failed to do the trick.

If you are looking for a boyfriend or girlfriend is an ad on a dating site going to do the trick?

That, allied to the laws of optics and some heavy-duty computer power, seems to do the trick.

An old broom handle will do the trick, but anything that is at least 1 inch in diameter will work.

Pepper adds taste and can improve a curry sauce but pepper alone is not tasty, and good pepper in a poor sauce will not do the trick.

If it's actually hunger, eating something reasonable such as a piece of fruit rather than a chocolate bar might do the trick.

Half that amount of vigorous activity, like running, jogging or fast biking, will do the trick as well, they said.

And lower interest rates won't do the trick, as they won't bring down the cost of risk capital.

Widening the gap between selling price and manufacturing cost is the only solution that will do the trick for us.

Decaffeinated coffee doesn't seem to do the trick; neither does tea.

If that, combined with guidelines on just what constitutes acceptable lending, fails to do the trick, other measures may be needed.

If the application simply looked at the data before it acted, it would see that a simple math function wouldn't do the trick .

A child's sweatshirt from a thrift shop cut to fit and bundled under a dog's belly with a zip tie can do the trick.

He's just announced the formation of a new government in the hope that that might help to do the trick.

If growth of this kind does not make people happy, stagnation will hardly do the trick.

So in the meantime Israel can only huff and puff, hoping new sanctions on Iran will do the trick.

It took nearly four hundred years before opticians figured out that rigid side pieces resting on top of the ears might do the trick.

Even a weekly or semi-weekly recap of your accomplishments, sent by email, will do the trick.

Well, a few. . . few dozen heart healthy Flax Seed Oil Vitamins should do the trick.

Exercise: Do exercises that make you sweat or leave you gasping for breath. Simple exercises like skipping or running should do the trick.

Plaque attaches to teeth like jam sticks to a spoon. It can't be totally removed by rinsing, but a light brushing will do the trick.

Ample credit would do the trick, but this ends in growing debts, destabilizing the union's financial system and disrupting growth.

If joining a gym is not in the cards, a morning run may do the trick to start getting energized.

A blast of cold air will do the trick of breaking through a computer's encrypted hard drive.

As a result, I often travel with a razor and no shaving cream, assuming that hot water alone will do the trick.

Tim, does it matter the type of alcohol you consume? -No, it didn't. Any kind of alcohol would do the trick, so to speak, unfortunately.

A simple set of auctions for temporary use of selected scarce resources should do the trick.

Simply participating in the growth of what will soon be the world's largest car market, he says, will do the trick for Ford.

Any of these tiny tweaks will do the trick.

Studies show that the things we think bring satisfaction--marriage, kids, money--don't always do the trick.

Centrally mandated efforts will not do the trick, in part because "the right behaviour" is not a universal constant.

If you actually want to make a real difference in your hangover, then a banana milkshake may do the trick.

A few drops of essential oils in your bath or in a diffuser will do the trick.

A subtle application of an electric blue eyeliner on nude eye shadows would do the trick.

If that pair of shoes doesn't fit, I'm sure this one will do the trick.

So if collaboration does not do the trick, perhaps greater openness will.

Do we need things like a bottle sterilizer or will hand-washing do the trick?

If you want to stop him misbehaving you should punish him. Making him stay at home in the evenings should do the trick.

Documentation for a list of other software that may do the trick.

Once we see the current division in this light, it becomes even more obvious that a Baker-style rescheduling would not do the trick.

A stable, long-term schedule of financial incentives for solar power from the federal government would do the trick.

Vegetables particularly green, leafy ones -- will do the trick if you eat them everyday, US research shows.

Prof: Right, ok and one thing that will help, I mean it won't do the trick completely because that confidence has to come from you.

A Roget's Thesaurus will do the trick, as will any number of vocabulary building books.

But gadgets and sampling alone will never do the trick since these items are also subject to Murphy's Law.

Japan's tenured faculty members are hardly challenged by home students; foreign ones could do the trick.

If the stuff'll work just for a couple of hours it'll do the trick.

If that key doesn't fit the door, I'm sure this one will do the trick.

Other times, when it's a single occurrence and something relatively simple, the command line can do the trick nicely.

Treating acne is sometimes difficult because youre never sure which product will do the trick.

As always, I find this is easiest to do with Ant, and I just use ant compile to do the trick.

For the less daring, a great run, bike ride, or spinning class can do the trick.

Just watching them go about their normal routine in the wild will do the trick. -This elephant's kick in'. . .

As Altagamma suggested in a note, expanding the reach of glossy fashion magazines may do the trick.

Then sleep on it. If you're feeling unsure about something a good night sleep might do the trick.

Anything that will get your body moving and your heart rate elevated will do the trick.

A few mouse clicks may do the trick, or the equipment may even fix itself.

And some experts suggest that the extended hours implemented in 2007 to save energy won't actually do the trick.

The store I targeted opened at 8 a. m. A little more than two hours early should do the trick.

A funny-looking cloud or an exceptionally bright planet will usually do the trick.

A bit more flour should do the trick.

Then the uber cute LIGHT SWITCH STICKERS by Henrietta Swift should do the trick.

I need something to hold the door open; that big book should do the trick.

She needed a new daily hangout, and Pierre decided the chimp enclosure might do the trick.

I thought a nice, funny, wordless gesture might do the trick.

I'm sure you both agree that your partner will do the trick until someone better comes along.

What about the possibility that supply will falter and that a far higher clearing price will instead do the trick?

One for the read operation and another for the write should do the trick.

Any good old notebook will do the trick. Inside you'll log the time you went to sleep, the time you woke up and the total sleep time.

Dr. Phil will probably do the trick: If you want to get a deal done, beat that 52-week-high.

Mentioning I had Mac experience didn't do the trick either, after all, Desktop Publishing was still very new.

Whether you need to validate form input or decompose content, regular expressions can do the trick.

smaller orders and faster delivery schedules will do the trick.

For occasional vomiting, a short fast, bland diet and some slippery elm bark (readily available at health food stores) can do the trick.

Sometimes I think a different set of hills will do the trick.

The first example is quite simple and might do the trick in many situations, but there are some problems with it.

Even a review as infrequently as annually will do the trick, I believe.

Studies of senior citizens have shown that as little as 20 minutes of walking a day can do the trick.

"This medicine should do the trick and soon cure you, " Dr Wright said.

Loose accusation and unsupported claims just don't do the trick.

Default is unnecessary; sensible reforms can do the trick.

Something as simple as going to the water coolerfor a drink may do the trick.

This medicine ought to do the trick.

Not even a pack of Double Happiness cigarettes would do the trick.

Although we expect the words "I'm sorry" to do the trick, they don't do nearly as much as we expect.

Sometimes, however, those basic tools just won't do the trick.

Simply reading about concepts won't do the trick -- you have to make sample applications.

If your friends are too busy to meet for lunch, a short phone call can do the trick.

Even planting some type of hedge along your grass will do the trick.

Cheap currencies will not do the trick.

That should do the trick: the IOC will award the games to Chicago.

When it comes to many choices, a text field and Ajax can do the trick.

These pills should do the trick. You'll feel much better in no time.

An egg-white spinach omelet with sliced avocado and some whole-grain toast will do the trick!

Apparently Elvis tunes do the trick nicely.

If your screwdriver is too big, I'm sure this one will do the trick.

Foreigncajoling may not do the trick. But inflation might.

If you need to send a single reminder, do so, but if that doesn't do the trick, pick up a phone.

Truth: One thorough washing will do the trick.

Berman. A quieter city street with interesting natural elements to look at, such as containers of plants, could do the trick, too, he says.

Would structural reform do the trick?

Other combos of healthy carbs and protein, such as milk and graham crackers or yogurt sprinkled with cereal, will also do the trick.

But if the real thing don't do the trick, no, you're gonna make up something quick.

Fischer suggests that drugs that specifically enhance H4K12 acetylation, if they can be developed, might do the trick.

A two-node state machine will not do the trick. I will need to build in a third node.

You think that'll do the trick?

For one driver, a used Hyundai will do the trick.

But in the sweltering heat, a cold cabbage salad doesn't quite do the trick.

Would those x-ray body scanners do the trick?

A basic "Lock" or "Key" icon would do the trick.

In other words, there is very little science behind arguments that an additional $800 billion stimulus should do the trick.

When I go to see Dr. Jose, he always gives me red and yellow pills, and they usually do the trick.

But will another big cheque do the trick?

Or will short getaways do the trick?

Just saying "Trust me" won't do the trick.

A simple walk to the water fountain or a walk downstairs to buy the newspaper may do the trick.

Raising the average retirement age by three years, from 63 to 66, would do the trick.

If the blue coat doesn't fit, I'm sure this one will do the trick.

Personally, I think they do the trick.

An extra can of paint should do the trick and we'll be finished painting the house.

Maybe for some women that doesn't do the trick, but The Dude had me at "I'm just gonna go find a cash machine. "

Why might this do the trick?

Rose: I'm sure it'll do the trick.

Do you really need a new gadget to track your progress or will simple pen and paper do the trick?

Music, a long soak in the bath, or a walk in the park do the trick for some people, but for others it's not so easy.

Yeah. It'll do the trick.

Sadly, 20 diazepam didn't do the trick.

If the built-in fields don't do the trick, you can easily

In my judgment, the following package could do the trick:

When swivellin' that hip doesn't do the trick