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Unlike his brothers, he had brown eyes and dark hair, but he was every bit as handsome and charming, which made him quite a lady killer.

Ares: You are still just a mortal, every bit as weak as the day you begged me to save your life.

The set-up for the Porsche Panamera promises to be every bit as exciting, and with a 16-speaker design we would hope so.

We believe that the threat is every bit as real now as it was two or three years ago.

Although they are not as well known as the other masters I mentioned, these people are every bit as important to me.

But there are other things, which hold every bit as much interest for you, and can lift your spirits when you are feeling low.

These activities are every bit as necessary to our personal and business lives as the banking sector and at least as interconnected.

And one of these years we might actually end up taking Keynes's advice, which is every bit as valid now as it was 75 years ago.

But as he enfolded me in his arms and hugged me close, the feeling was every bit as good.

But over the past decade, third-generation artificial turfs that perform every bit as well as natural grasses have begun to sprout.

The doctor told him that eating regularly is every bit as important as having a healthy diet.

To some readers, The One Minute Manager may seem to be every bit as banal and simplistic - as obvious, in fact - as Mr Dale's The Obvious.

It is such a wonderful occasion and we look forward to enjoying it every bit as much as you will.

Procedures at our partner hospital Bangkok Hospital Phuket in Phuket are every bit as good as back home and up to 60% cheaper!

I had been wrong. Some of the troubles we saw were every bit as bas as I had dreaded.

This aspiration can be every bit as strong as the ambition of a person acting for wholly selfish reasons.

Keeping your brain in tip-top shape as you age is every bit as important as keeping your heart healthy.

Simply, interactive websites and textbooks can teach fractions and the stages of cell reproduction every bit as well as a lecturer.

In fact, proving the Higgs particle does not exist would be scientifically every bit as valuable as proving it does.

Grammar is every bit as important in Task-based learning as it is in a traditional approach.

Britain's Gordon Brown, another weakened leader every bit as eager to cuddle up close to the US president, must wait until next week.

I was surprised to find such a wealth of ideas--thoughts every bit as beautifully expressed and quotable as any in Thoreau's best books.

But we are under no illusions that the next steps are just ahead, and they are going to be every bit as difficult.

At World Cup 2002, Asian soccer fans are likely to be every bit as enthusiastic as their European and South American counterparts.

In tight black top and grey-blue stressed jeans, he looks every bit as a slim off the pitch as on it.

Good analysis was important as a foundation for the architecture and design, but prototypes were every bit as valuable.

Control your freight costs: AS already noted, export markets can be every bit AS competitive AS their american counterparts.

That's tragic, and I hope we consider schooling and jobs every bit as important as our multibillion-dollar surge in Afghanistan.

That little dog is worth every bit as much as all the other dogs and I'll pay full price.

Remember that your next glass of wine may owe its character to something unacknowledged that can be every bit as influential as the grapes.

Online image matters in the business world, every bit as much as it does on social site Facebook.

Indeed many emerging markets are now facing hard landings and recessions every bit as severe as their developed market counterparts.

The Brit racer is on the brink of championship glory after a display every bit as dazzling as the pyrotechnics during the Beijing Olympics.

I taught them honor and self esteem, and that all are equal in the eyes of God, and that woman are every bit as intelligent as men.

When it comes to protecting your child's mouth, the safety habits that prevent injuries to teeth are every bit as important as good hygiene.

Even so, the timeline of events now emerging is every bit as astounding as the creation myths of the world's religions.

We'll give them every bit as much respect as we did against Manchester United or Everton the week before.

In other countries (notably Germany, home of the ECB) the legacy of hyperinflation is every bit as strong.

Tom was every bit as intelligent as the top boy in his class.

This gold is every bit as important to me as it is to you.

They are every bit as much the focus of software development activities as is the source code.

The fans from China are every bit as smitten, though there's also a heartthrob element to the worship that Lin inspires.

Some of the troubles we saw were every bit as bad as I had dreaded.

If the bean-counters have their way, the Foreign Office will face spending cuts every bit as harsh as those in defence.

I'm every bit as sorry about it as you.

IN THE end, the presidential run-off proved to be every bit as tight as the first round of voting on December 7th.

The style and values of the papers are every bit as traditional as their 88-year-old proprietor, Charles Curry, who still edits them.

The Treaty of Lisbon crystallizes the EU's core belief that nation states are every bit as defunct as Stone Age tribes.

With Viper's hybrid model, what we're seeing is an inflection point every bit as significant as when relational databases appeared.

The little dog is worth every bit as much as all the other dogs.

Glenn said that his shuttle mission was every bit as satisfying as his history making ride aboard Friendship 7 back in 1962.

She plays every bit as well as the men.

It's eerily habit-forming, and every bit as much fun as Herodotus.

Today's young people, a new report suggests, are every bit as passionate about music as their predecessors.

Gianluigi Buffon has warned that the Ukraine are every bit as dangerous for Italy's Euro 2008 chances as France and Scotland.

But monetary policy can have intergenerational effects every bit as bad .

It's because of you and Andrew's abilities that he's become every bit as complex as we are.

But actually the sensationally cheap little diners (on just about every street) were every bit as exciting to our kids.

First up, Krillin battles Junior, King Piccolo 's alter ego, and every bit as powerful.

Vegetable juice is every bit as nutritious as fruit juice with about half the calories.

Every passing face on the street represents a story every bit as compelling and complicated as yours.

Second, investment is "spending" every bit as much as consumption.

He is a little less posh, but every bit as stylish as Lord Peter Wimsey . . .

Tech snobbery is every bit as silly as the literary variety.

The new Eco-Cap has offered us further savings, and has proven every bit as effective.

our economy is every bit as fragile as the environment.

Before it's all done we are going to alter ourselves every bit as much as we have changed the world around us.

First I must wish a warm welcome to new Iraqi blogger Marshmallow26; her blog Iraqi Roses is every bit as sweet as her handle implies.

Obama is every bit as bad as Bush in clinging to the dead wood in his administra? tion.

He is every bit as smart as you.

Today we face an ideology every bit as pitiless and messianic as Marxism.

Yes, Spider-Man was a brilliant film and yes, Spider-Man 2 was every bit as good.

Eating regularly is every bit as important as having a healthy diet.

"His good side was every bit as good as his bad side was bad, " the Rockefeller biographer, Ron Chernow, has said.

She says the new shop is every bit as good as the old one.

Materialism is every bit as dangerous as modernism.

This means that Tagalog is every bit as valid and valuable as English.

Many people don't stop to think that the ground connection is every bit as critical as the positive battery connection.

For him, tackling climate change is every bit as urgent.

Soon he'll be the chief, and he'll need you every bit as much as I did.

It's every bit as interesting as any major public building.

Now RNA looks every bit as important as those two masters.

It is every bit as big as it appears in photos.

You're every bit as bad as he is.

Wall Street, of course, was every bit as blind.

It is every bit as idealistic as his first big idea, but far more practical.

Assurance is from God every bit as much as faith is. J. C. P.

Of course, her outrage is every bit as vivid.

The result was every bit as bad as I had thought.

Its expression is more furtive and it's often mixed with a kind of sublimated shame, but it can be every bit as vitriolic.

RFK was soft - spoken . He owned that . And as a result , was every bit as affecting as King.

Housing markets in Britain, Ireland and Spain were every bit as bubbly as in America.

He is every bit as vain and conceited as we figured.

It took awhile, but we finally got it, and it was every bit as disgustingly sexy as we expected.

He is every bit as mean as she is.

When a movie angered her, her disgust is every bit as unconditional:

Her parents loved her every bit as much as the king and queen loved the princess,