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See the world in another perspective, to see another world. Do not cling to one way of thinking, both sides of the ever-present in anything!

Whatever you think, say, or do, this sense of immutable and affectionate being remains as the ever-present background of the mind.

Her mother instilled in her another dream, ever-present in the experience of working people: that of liberating herself through education.

Ironically, Frank's ever-present habit was one of the reasons why he was under-appreciated by some at the club that nurtured him.

Her mother instilled another dream, ever-present in the experience of working people: that of liberating herself through education.

As you encapture this Higher energy and it integrates with your energy field . . . doubts that have been ever present shall disperse.

As you can see, he's heavily influenced by graffiti and street art, And his home city of Mumbai is an ever-present element in his work.

There're many unfinished chores -- blackboards to be cleaned, erasers dusted, and of course the ever-present parent-teacher relationship.

The other thing which captured my attention during the story was the ever-present cigarette between the fingers or lips of our artist.

Individualism from its birth date is ever-present affecting American social life, it has penetrated into every aspect of our daily life.

Uh oh. . . the super-professional, ever-present reporters have captured pictures of me being a normal nineteen year old again!

Rewriting provides steady work with a distinct purpose, and that purpose provides an ever-present reward: continually improving skill.

Ever-present is the threat that if US-influenced institutions do not provide money for development, geopolitical rivals will move in.

Weems also points out the ever-present danger that children of high-powered executives can develop a sense of entitlement.

House prices are an ever-present concern in Australia, with affordability stretched after years of solid growth.

Santa comes but once a year. . . Jesus is an ever present help.

My ever present breath be upon you and animate you to ever greater LIFE.

Cigarettes seemed to have been an ever-present prop of the fascist fashionista.

And this superior position for the old employees could continue to be maintained, in fact, only by the ever-present threat of force.

but it was a lifelong treatment, carrying the ever-present risk of causing blood-sugar levels to fall dangerously low.

The project is in complex natural and social environment, facing the influence of many factors, the ever-present risk, everywhere.

Basically posture refers to the body's alignment and positioning with respect to the ever-present force of gravity.

Christianity is ever-present, with its wonderful parable of the prodigal son, to urge us to counsels of forbearance and forgiveness.

Never, ever present a homepage with a tiresome over-complex design involving animation with the legend "Skip the intro" .

You are immortal beings, and the ever present moment of NOW is all you truly have in order to achieve your inner heart desire.

it was ever present to him, but in a vague and general way, and he could not fix his thoughts upon it.

The ever-present threat of unemployment makes workers less willing to go on strike.

As with every relationship, there's a certain amount of unpredictability, and the ever present likelihood that you'll get hurt.

Prototype. Only a single Web service provider endpoint is ever present on any external Web service or BizTalk Web service application.

Casey: No wonder your gut was dragging around the pavement. 4 So this gadget's become your ever-present motivational speaker, huh?

Being is the eternal, ever-present one life beyond the myriad forms of life that are subject to birth and death.

Beyond the issues above are the ever present problems associated with "dirty data" .

Indeed, Gallas is the only ever-present in the France team since Raymond Domenech took over after Euro 2004.

Lane Control Signals are those ever-present traffic signs with illuminated colored symbols on highway bridges and overpasses.

His retinue includes young women, known officially as "messengers, " who light his ever-present cigarettes and catch the ashes.

More spiritually, gargoyles were supposed to protect the congregation from the ever-present evil forces lurking outside.

In the hot, dusty village of Diaba in Podor, malaria is an ever-present problem, especially during the rainy season.

Bricks are the ever-present foundations of support in the city of perpetual change.

With many villages cut off from electricity and sanitized water, the threat of illness and disease is ever present.

After six years, the president said December 9, the threat is ever present, but much has changed in the way efforts are mounted to curb it.

Environmental damage and income inequality are ever-present threats to stability.

When I was young, I felt that Christ was simply an ever-present spirit and part of my conscience, nothing more.

This script starts with the ever-present "shbang" line pointing to my installation's Perl interpreter.

CRONYISM and sleaze are an ever-present danger in international organisations.

As a matter of fact, they are ever present as advantages, in the minds, if not on the lips, of all sensible people.

His sixth consecutive league game, making him an ever-present this season, came against Wolves.

Now that the first shock had passed, there came the vivid consciousness of ever-present danger.

This is when the security forces, ever-present at the edge of the city, try to get into the centre.

thus , damon didn ' t lose his ever - present grin when he saw the lineup card and the letters " dh " behind his name.

There is always that balance between the job hunt and the ever-present concern about how to pay the bills.

Ever-present contradictions everywhere, there are disappointments in life when things are normal.

Slogans, ever present in Maoist China, explained how to do it: Move Hills, Fill Gullies , and Create Plains!

The former England Under 21 international captain, who has been an ever-present this season, injured a hip in Thursday's Uefa Cup match.

These myriad souls, all emissaries of God, are ever-present helpers.

Chairman MAO love reading, ever-present pursuit, lest because the knowledge not enough knowledge to major decision, caused the error.

India sees China as an ever-present danger.

Chances of failure and disaster are ever present in all space navigation.

Cholera remains an ever-present risk in many countries.

India's concern over Chinese expansion is acute and ever present.

Reading and writing MARC is a ever-present problem in library job.

Movement 1: Wind. The ever present wind is depicted in fast, swirling triplet figures.

The winner must be "ever-present" on television, says Jim Nicholson, who did the job in the late 1990s.

There is an ever present youthfulness in the animals, and in the employees.

The big ye of aesthetic the ever-present shine a light!

Or (a somewhat different question) did he ever present himself as such?

While the adults fish, the chicks face the ever-present threat of attack by prowling giant petrels.

And surrounding the room were the ever-present soldiers in full combat gear, holding their machine guns at ready.

The full bow, we will go all out, the fight for the ever-present.

My pick is nvi, which I find a little more comfortable and familiar with the ever-present vim.

That ever-present detail, the tie, is also padded. Invisible fastenings are used instead of buttons.

It all seemed so surreal because of the ever-present cameras.

There is also the ever present fire risk with any wooden product, no matter how well it is looked after and treated.

In sixth place was the ever-present '2. 0. '

The trade in counterfeit goods such as DVDs remains ever present despite increased pressure from the US and EU.

There is an ever-present deluge of information and messages telling you to "be somebody; " but is this somebody you?

Actually, the risk of throat cutting is very low. On the other hand, severe string burn is a real and ever-present danger.

Last year was dubbed the year of toy recalls and as we reach the end of this year, toy safety concerns remain ever present.

sensitivity , as well as the ever present tinnitus , would be alleviated

Certainly, prayer is an ever-present help in time of trouble;

Some Ever-present Mistaken in Highway Design File and Its Preventive Measures

When happiness seemed to be ever present

There, a child grows up under the ever-present attention of his parent;

Ever-Present Audience: The Tianjin Museum of Theatre

i think her ever present frown is a little troubling