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As I sat listening to him, I knew I could trust him, and that he deserved every bit of loyalty I could give to him and to Pioneer.

None of it is prima facie evidence, however. It's all hearsay. Every bit of it. No body was ever produced and positively identified.

It was tighter around her chest and emphasized every bit of her body with a white bow tie belt.

Waiting for the migration ahead, she tones oily secretions over every bit of her fly equipment.

It can access every bit of information it needs to determine how much money you should be sending on April 15.

The fox ate every bit of him.

and all of this , every bit of it , was avoidable.

We do not expect that every project will use every work product or will follow every bit of advice.

We must deprive them of every bit of their political capital and continue to do so until not one jot is left to them.

Every bit of the oleander plant is toxic, unlike the case for other plants where just the flower or sap might be poisonous.

With Hyperspace, you can customize every bit of your Spaces with different desktop pictures, naming on each space or even hotkeys.

And from that stick figure, I somehow have to get to a folded shape that has a part for every bit of the subject.

It activates every bit of your potential and boosts your life enjoying capacity way beyond what you thought you can have.

The scientists sequestered 10 people in a hospital setting and controlled every bit of food they ate for 10 days to see what would happen.

(Is there anything you're not used to in the entertainment businesses? ) I've already gotten used to every bit of it.

Everyone, every bit of karma we eliminate is a bit of wisdom we gain. So everyone, please always be mindful.

She says it was worth every bit of it to see her son so happy.

But I remember trying to save up every bit of money I could so that I could buy just one more character to play with.

God created all this, and every bit of it is important, whether it's big or small.

Before I move into a new place, I take my camera and photograph every bit of damage I can find.

But I'll tell you, it took every bit of strength I had to hold it out there while the guy took the picture.

Every bit of space in the space, as well as the independence of each space, there is space for each combination of a lot of space.

The tasteful use of heading backgrounds and company logos makes every bit of information stand out on it's own.

But she could easily pick up every bit of relevant factual information she came across.

He was as ready to absorb every bit of goodness in a thing as he was lavish in singing its praises.

It was pretty heady stuff for a 15 year old, but he loved it and worked hard to soak up every bit of what he taught into his game.

Now, he said, they say they still cannot afford it because there is too much profit to be made from farming every bit of land.

the bowls never needed washing , as the boys cleaned them with their spoons , trying to eat every bit of soup.

So please remember every bit of happiness even it runs away in a minute.

Sometimes he finds a treasure, and sometimes he doesn't. But he never stops until he has moved every bit of sand out of his way.

It describes the fire smoldering in the hearth, mysteriously seeming to suck every bit of warmth out of the bleak, dank room.

This means that you must chunk every bit of information that you want to be able to reuse in multiple documents or document locations.

Appreciate every bit of good in my life. Think in terms of each thing you touch (i. e. your pillow) and do (i. e. walking, seeing).

And I'd like you to think that every bit of more complex play builds on this base for us humans.

Every bit of land is tilled and farmed, even the scrabbly, rocky hillsides and the narrow strips of grass along the highway.

People talk about his wealth, but he earns every bit of it.

I'll tell you one quick story to illustrate what that's been like for me. It's a true story -- every bit of this is true.

Every bit of content advertises something, whether on purpose or not.

They enjoyed every bit of the Communists' simple, unsophisticated hospitality.

What you said is true, every bit of it.

Fathers can do every bit of parenting as well as mothers can, with the obvious exception of breast-feeding.

The detective followed every bit of information and eventually got on to the wanted man's trail in a remoted area.

Chew your food thoroughly and eat every bit of it, except you must leave just enough for Templeton.

And then I typed the zeros. . . . every bit of the code, even for the Apple II was totally hand written.

The truth is that I imagined every bit of good fortune that has come my way.

You're gonna work hard and you're gonna get every bit of your strength and dexterity back.

This class just stores every bit of data passed in a string, then validates the entire string.

Now, employers can do an Internet search and find every bit of information about you, without your controlling or organizing it.

Traders and hedge-fund types are expected to scrap for every bit of momentary advantage to make their money.

The technology enabled scientists to sequence every bit of extracted DNA relatively cheaply.

Looking forward to every bit of it. Wish me good luck!

Super Megatron is now plundering every bit of Earth's energy!

They knew media reporters would parrot every bit of gossip without bothering with lowly fact-checking.

We have been inundated with every bit of information imaginable.

So, everything that I put into my body I considered as medicine. Every bit of food was exactly what it was for its nutritional value.

Every bit of our training is in that direction.

My dear A'lian, from today on, you are going to shoulder every bit of setback by yourself.

We have complete confidence in every bit of the results in the Science paper.

Some scientists would be tighter about it and say every bit of science has to be wholly accurate.

A prime example of this phenomenon is on display with every bit of news about our southern border.

But, for every bit of encouraging news of one sort, recent weeks have also brought ominous news of another.

I thought I had poked my nose into every bit of conceivable business in the neighbor.

Don't try to absorb every bit of information and only then go out into the field expecting immediate results.

No, it's too expensive. We raise every bit of food for all 10, 000 of our citizens right her on this farm.

Lama Cering from Jokhang Temple in Lhasa enjoyed every bit of the scenery and refused even to sit down.

Likewise, we ate every bit of our chocolate mousse.

So grab and squeeze every bit of life you can out of today, cause this day will never come back!

Provided our privacy remains secure, there is no excuse not to use every bit of science we can in the fight against crime.

Tomorrow I'm auditioning for the school play, and I need every bit of help I can get.

Every bit of structure you add can reduce the time spent in useless worry.

Every bit of mechanical energy expended reappears as heat.

bit He ate every bit of his dinner.

It is a celebrity among statistics, a giant calculator strutting about adding up every bit of paid activity in the 50 states.

He (Tom Brokaw) felt every bit of passion that those people were feeling.

This is because RAID 1 keeps every bit of data replicated on each of its devices in the exactly same fashion, create identical clones.

Green as suspension overhead every bit of bottle, a drop in decay clean.

Every bit of data ever produced on any computer is copied somewhere.

He ate every bit of his lunch .

Cars parked in the street were blown over and over until every bit of metal was bent or scratched.

And eventually we got every bit of science we ever hoped to from Galileo.

We extracted every bit of information you had in there.

Self is so much alive. We want every bit of praise and thanks which we can get.

Every bit of this colossal damage was caused by one woman's lie.

The world and its businesses have a stake in every bit of this drama.

We've extracted every bit of information you had in there.

Sandwich every bit of criticism between two thick layers of praise.

'I remember walking around with my grandfather 40 years ago, and you'd pick up every bit of paper that fell to the street.

Saving is our virtue, treasure every bit of resource.

Jumping at every bit of news is actually not bad behavior.

In Latin America, because of economic conditions and lifestyle, they usually eat every bit of their food.

We must cherish every bit of life's bestow and treasure every inch of time.

And God called every bit of his creation "very good" (Genesis 1: 31).

I enjoyed every bit of the time here.

She dusted every bit of dirt off her dining table.

They picked every bit of meat from the bones.

If you sell on every bit of bad news, you will never get to profit from the far more common good news.

I will love you with every bit of my heart.

He ate every bit of the cake.

Because we live in this world, around us all and even every bit of property has the benevolence to us!

But some designers and business people have a tendency to include every bit of information they can think of on their business card.

I am just focused to give every bit of energy I have to the team.

Would you go out and spend every bit of it immediately?

Status Offline Do you temper every bit of praise with criticism?

What's worse is that every bit of data we took wasn't encrypted.

I want you kids to eat every bit of your vegetables.

Yet the problem with their promises is this: for every bit of conviction, there is a shameful share of pure posturing.

stick in a pin wherever there's room; make use of every bit of time or space

If I ever find faith I'm gonna sit in every bit of its afterglow

Today to huai hai, think of us together to every bit of that pain. . . 0

Every bit of information that he provides is critical to our investigation

So every rhythmic every bit of music

I will bear in mind forever every bit of goodliness we ever shared

Every bit of air you're breathing in

Wolves know that they are crazy about food, so they would cherish every bit of food they have;

It became a job and sapped every bit of fun from playing