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Despite all the head-drilling society does to make you think work equates slavery, there are many possibilities for work to be a joy.

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Every extra dollar a bank holds in capital equates to at least $15 that it is unable to lend.

That's good, but this is unfortunately not going to be the last time someone equates a gay or lesbian identity with all sex, all the time.

It speaks of an innovation-by-the-numbers mentality, much like a student who equates knowledge with scores on standardized tests.

This equates to impartial sentences or commands sent to the sun, which relays back equal confusion to one's life dance.

Chinese tradition equates beauty with white and fine skin. Drinking powder made of ground pearls supposedly gives a good complexion.

The Chinese folk saying "A fat pig at the door" equates the pig with the arrival of good luck and happiness.

Inadequate earth element equates to a form that begins to fall apart over time or fails to regenerate due to lack of adequate nutrients.

That equates to a breathtaking annual savings rate of 6%, compared with the pre-recession norm of less than 2%.

He equates Web advertising to the early days of television advertising, noting that networks just relied on the radio model they knew.

Final examinations reflect an antiquated and largely discredited theory of learning, which equates knowledge with factual recall.

He calls a religious upbringing a form of indoctrination and equates it to child abuse.

A larger number equates with a greater perception of corruption in the public sector.

More volume equates to being able to handle faster line speeds and larger areas.

This difference equates to a considerable bandwidth saving over routing group connectors.

Can Kafka escape the legacy of violence he has inherited from his father, the DNA he equates with fate?

However, the energy required to power these fans almost equates to that saved by using heat exchangers, so negating the benefits.

" One leading manufacturer's advertising campaign even equates its product to a " miracle.

This equates to a mountain of leftovers, enough to fill 4700 Olympic-sized swimming pools, says the government's anti-waste arm, Wrap.

This equates to a considerable bandwidth saving over routing group connectors.

This equates to the time that specific objects are created for the class that registers the dependency property.

Becoming the dreamer and the dream again equates to the transcendence of dogmatic victim-based thought-form in the human species.

But please do not equates a complete country with one compeachy!

Government to real estate economy intervention whether equates in the macroeconomic regulation and control?

TLB cache entry reuse (cache hit) equates to quicker address translation and subsequently faster access to physical memory.

But some readers may be uncomfortable with the way he equates saying yes to dessert or skipping the gym with substance abuse.

In fact, he equates the priority placed on technology with "a search for national dignity. "

"This equates to one depression victim taking their life every three minutes, " cited CCTV recently.

We of the Dolphin and Whale form, invite our human brothers and sisters to look at what skipping the space between equates to.

This equates to an unprecedented 17. 6: 1 deep-throttling capability, which means this cryogenic engine can quickly throttle up and down.

In a culture that equates youth with beauty, a majority of Americans is constantly at war with aging.

Ultra-individualism equates the human to the animal and neglects human's social attribute.

For consumer nations, cheaper oil equates to a huge financial stimulus.

Blinking equates to a mouse click, allowing users to choose an application.

The help customer development and expands equates with the enterprise service growth and the benefit increase.

The deteriorating financial sector directly equates to lower tax revenues for New York City, where I live.

Reversed polarization equates to the male gender running female energy and the female gender running male energy.

If the guardian requests the accompaniment, must agree after the organizer, the active expense equates.

Each tiger costs roughly $9 per day to feed, which equates to nearly $5 million a year in costs for the park.

That equates to a price decrease of about 18% every time production doubles, he calculates.

This system equates intelligence with a knowledge of English which is quite arbitrary.

This equates to an achievable response time of 400ms assuming a single client thread.

The management probably equates fewer artifacts with less discipline.

This equates to fewer opportunities for such vital necessities as education.

Revving at such massive speeds equates to an accelerative force on the pistons of more than 8000 times gravity.

It's basically to dissemble the idea that nudity equates to pornography and nudity equates to sexuality.

This equates to more productivity and a better fiscal bottom line.

The inbound port equates to the port element in a WSDL document.

This equates to increased energy and vigor, better sleep and sharper mental acuity.

A beat equates to about a minute of show time and there is roughly one page of script per beat.

Mr Wall reckons that every percentage-point drop in annual turnover rates equates to a saving of $400m-500m.

This equates to around a fifth of spouses admitting to checking emails or text messages.

This 'core' of Spain equates to the former kingdoms of Castile, Leon and Granada.

More or less this equates to turning hatred inward rather than outward in one's thought-form.

Mr Howard argues the ACT's law unacceptably equates gay civil unions with marriage.

Poundstone equates this to the minibar experience.

The bharal is listed as least concern under the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, this equates with pigeons.

'Seventeen percent of Chile's copper production equates to almost 5% of world copper production.

This equates to parts of the field and molecular structure in the past, parts in the present, and parts in the future.

Unfortunately, this equates to a mere 4% response rate.

Excessive life dream equates to many who become upper middle class and amass a certain level of fortune over the course of the life.

Walking with arms on each other's shoulders or with hands or arms linked also equates with camaraderie.

It also means that one commands their creation in the moment, which equates to such skills as instant manifestation or teleportation.

The average application equates to about 16 pounds of chemical pesticides per person every year.

Perception often equates with reality.

EACH MONTH SUBTRACTED EQUATES TO 30 DAYS SALES OUTSTANDING. WITH FRACTION MONTH PRO RATED TO DAYS.

One pound of body fat equates to 3, 500 calories, so by the end of seven days you'll have lost about one pound.

Assuming no income growth, each 5 percentage point fall in the debt-to-income ratio equates to about $500bn less consumption.

In some examinee eye, the accounting professional equates in "accountant gentleman" , this is an erroneous zone.

Normal hair growth equates to about a half inch per month.

Over four winter tests, Mercedes GP have completed 5759 kilometres of running, which equates to just under 19 race distances.

In annual terms, this equates to a shortfall of 19% of GDP.

The lowest IQ score on the Swedish test equates to roughly 73 or below on an American IQ test; the highest score equates to 127 or above.

Asks you others to sign equates in oneself not illegally, this is not generally laughable .

We assume higher price equates to better quality.

To make the enormity of species understandable, Strauss equates individual species (e. g. , 10, 000 bacteria) with one leaf on the tree.

The world equates Happiness with fulfilling a desire.

He equates poverty with suffering.

The math equates to just over 75 billion possible permutations.

In the real world, this performance impact equates to real dollars.

On an annualised basis, this equates to 2. 5% demand growth, a rate not seen since 1996.

This equates to an update rate of 6. 13 mailboxes per minute per client.

To love your mind equates with learning.

What makes it really odd is that he equates Jesus, the Father, and Apostles with deacons, bishop, and clergy.

When our government equates journalism with espionage, propagandists smirk: Even in America.

That equates to more than 2. 8 million e-mail messages per second, and some of them are not even spam.

The list of helpful hints you have beenpresented with equates to a very good head start to a better sex life.

In the mass movement, Mao Zedong thinks in absolute terms more and more, and equates the mass movement to the mass line.

A century of whaling equates to burning more than 70 million acres of temperate forest or 28, 000 SUVs driving for 100 years, he says.

How do you convince a spouse who equates lavish gifts with love & appreciation?

The DSM IV screen found that the rates of problem gambling in the adult population was about 0. 6%, this equates to about 284, 000 adults.

Q: How do you convince a spouse who equates lavish gifts with love & appreciation?

Margins are thought to be around 3%. At $2, 500 each, that equates to just $75 a car.

Paul equates Hagar with Mt. Sinai which is the mountain from which Moses got the law.

But now the discount equates to $60 a tonne, while the spot is about $90 a tonne.

I think that these are all the same question, founded on the same implicit but ill-founded assumption: that risk equates to danger.

This equates to 8. 5 Percent of China's total population of about 1. 3 Billion people.

More than one million businesses have been set up over the past 5 years, which equates to 550 new companies every day.

Why is this the transmittable disease whose transmission equates to criminality?

That equates to an annual market of just 9. 5m vehicles, compared with 13. 2m in 2008 and 16. 1m in 2007.

Grotesquely, he equates legalising drugs and human trafficking. (Drugs primarily harm the user whereas trafficking harms others. )

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