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Pulling water out of Monterey fog and out of the sweaty air in Atlanta, before it gets into a building, are key technologies.

Those who buy protection could make substantial profits if the company gets into trouble, since the value of the swap will rise sharply.

The next installment gets into a little more detail on issues to do with porting to a new architecture.

In much of the world, the International Monetary Fund is called in when a country gets into a financial mess.

So, during the day (when he is supposed to be sleeping) Woo sneaks out of the house into the daylight and gets into a whole mess of trouble.

You know: Economic superpower gets into a financial bubble.

After a stingy man eats some cherry seeds, a cherry tree grows on his head and he gets into a lot of trouble.

History shows that when China gets into a leadership position in manufacturing an electric device, it tends to hold on to it.

Who says maggots form when air gets into the wound, just as how he said in the back there.

Which also, I think, gets into a little bit of our current idea.

Of course, the best way to explore a program is to do something with it, so this series gets into the code to make a few changes.

No matter what trouble he gets into, he always seems to land on his feet.

The truth that gets into a law court is not the naked truth but the truth in court dress.

If a probationer still gets into trouble, the county can now punish him in ways short of returning him to prison.

Follow the same routine every night so your body gets into a habit and is conditioned for a sleep response.

Please see that this note gets into the right hands.

Water gets into a fish's body through osmosis, the process in which water diffuses from a higher to a lower concentration.

The decision was to protect the marshes. When the oil gets into the marshes, you can't get it out.

Ruth, a foreign-born widow, gets into the story by showing kindness to her mother-in-law.

Nearly every time he reads the newspaper or watches television about the sad state of the economy he gets into a blue funk.

At least one foreign bank in the region has been asked to make a formal commitment to provide liquidity if its local unit gets into trouble.

Once she gets into a run there is no means of stopping her.

She pretends as a princess and gets into a psychological war with SSH over a note (money).

Unfortunately you know a lot of bad music, from my point of view, gets into the charts.

D is a story of a young aggressive man Deshu who gets into the Underworld and changes the orthodox ways of its operation.

One gets into the darker parts of the woods, when a stray gleam at sunshine finds its way down to the roots of the trees.

"Yes, sir. " said one of the boys, "but it would be more wonderful if we knew that how a chick gets into its eggshell before hand. "

Whereas divide time whether the idea gets into little, the strength then is extra opposite than to must be a mini bit weak.

She could never stop if she gets into a supermarket with a lot of delicious food.

What you know is that when that bacterium gets into the animal, in this case, a mouse, it doesn't initiate virulence right away.

And all that gets into surface waters, eventually reaching the ocean, the final sink.

If the firm gets into trouble as a result of decisions taken years earlier, and its stock price declines, those responsible will suffer.

In this condition, a small amount of disk material ruptures and gets into one of the blood vessels leading to the spinal cord.

So how do you cut down the amount of light that gets into your camera to help compensate for a longer shutter speed?

If his mother leaves him alone for 5 minutes, the little boy gets into mischief.

Interior Minister Sandor Pinter warned the sludge "can cause burns to the skin and blindness if it gets into your eyes. "

Nature as an example: In a tree, the sap gets into the smallest ramifications of a leaf, in perfect hydraulics.

Making the grade in such courses typically determines whether someone gets into a certain school program.

A16- old girl runs away from a dangerous man and gets into a faraway village near the border.

One tornado chaser with a camera poses while his partner gets into their truck as a tornado approaches in South Dakota.

A young man finds it very difficult to say no to a woman and as a result he gets into trouble.

If the poisonous chemical gets into your eyes, rinse it out well.

Won't 100% bleach cause pain or damage to the user? Will undiluted bleach hurt the user if it gets into the bloodstream?

If water gets into a crack in rock and freezes, the pressure of the ice can break the rock open.

The cousin is wrong. Because he was not polite to the minorities. He didn't respect the custom of the Mongols' when he gets into the tent.

The final time Gil gets into the mysterious Peugot, he's greeted by a man with a stern British accent.

If bleach gets into the eyes, immediately rinse with water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.

Arriving late to work the second day in a row, she gets into an argument with Manny ( Manny Perez), the restaurant owner, and is fired.

This gets into an especially tricky bit of logic in the emulator.

As a result, private-equity firms are likely to have a lot of time to put things right if one of their firms gets into trouble.

The Advanced DBA exam gets into federated databases, partitioning, materialized query tables, and multidimensional clustering tables.

"Eh, let me think. . . " The wisdom tree gets into consideration.

Let me assure you, if development gets into an argument with audit, audit will win.

The virus gets into their bodies, and eventually they produce antibodies to it, but they don't experience symptoms.

The spider gets into pounce position. It can leap 50 times its body length, even though it has no special muscles.

Gentleman of the Kingdom of Wei is defeated by the password that gets into the mobile phone on the net again, the result saw his photo.

He says oysters filter out some of the bacteria in water and this gets into the gut of people who then become sick.

Everyone is nice till the cow gets into the garden.

He constantly gets into awkward and absurd situations, which greatly amuses audiences regardless of their nationality or culture.

When she gets into the kitchen, she notices that the gas oven is missing and a lamp has been knocked over.

SCULLY ignores him and gets into the truck and locks the door. SKINNER comes to the window.

In case a pathogen gets into the bloodstream, engineered proteins would boost red blood cells' natural ability to destroy disease agents.

As Shiller told me, "Nouriel has a different way of seeing things than most economists: he gets into everything. "

To some extent it gets into the question of the chicken or the eggs.

See, every time my driver gets into the cab, he has to fill out a form saying that he's done the proper safety checks.

Note: if it gets into eyes, immediately rinse with water.

He has a stomach disorder, and gastric juice gets into his mouth.

Both sides exchange land and eventually the United States gets into North Vietnam.

"If you do it just before you go to bed, it gets into your subconscious and makes you feel better in the morning, " Goldsmith says.

The fear would be that it gets into a strain of bacteria that is very good at being transmitted between patients.

A Knave is usually a person who gets into trouble.

My job will be to not lose sight of Frank Lampard, especially when he gets into the danger zone.

Joe often gets into fights because he is always looking for trouble.

Sometimes one gets into funny gesticulations or loses complete awareness of the outside.

Water gets into a fish's body through osmosis.

Pepper tickles if it gets into the nose.

She easily gets into the company.

Thus, the establishment of international institutions always gets into collective action dilemma under the non-hegemonic system.

If his parents leave him alone for five minutes, the little boy gets into mischief.

The process portion gets into philosophies on testing, problem solving, and pair programming, among other topics.

There are three hounds chasing a marmot which then gets into a tree hole.

Treatment of drug abusers may also change, and fundamentally, depending on who gets into power.

On speaking of own work, the Rui madder card immediately becomes very talkative and gradually gets into this job role.

The second part speaks that the QFII gets into the background of market, is what kind of under the circumstance establishment of.

"She gets into acting that is beyond acting, " said Don Murray, one of Monroe's former costars, at a recent Hollywood event.

If his parents leave him alone for five minutes, the little boy gets into ~.

This operation of the line, will offer the strong assurance that the Huanghai bus gets into the top three in China bus trade.

Dust Control Mats are designed to trap dust, dirt, oil, grease and moisture, before it gets into your workplace.

However, digestive juice in the gastrointestinal tract quickly destroys curcumin so that little actually gets into the blood.

When a player gets into debt and can't persuade anybody else to lend to him, he goes bankrupt.

However, digestive juice in the gastrointestinal tract quickly destroys curcumin so that little actually gets into the blood.

When a player gets into debt and can't persuade anybody else to lend to him, he goes bankrupt.

There is no knowing what may happen if this information gets into the wrong hands.

I think just the adventure of it brings me out here and the challenge to push myself 5, 300 miles. Your body gets into incredible shape.

I suspect it's the most powerful antihistamine known to man and gets into the central nervous system.

Jack gets into the pot. The giant comes into the kitchen. He looks around.

A foreign visitor gets into the holiday mood at Shanghai's Yuyuan Garden yesterday.

And not only that nor does its backer, the United States that gets into wars in Iraq and Afghanistan just over nothing.

Yet a woman gets into risky business when she cries, especially at work.

This gets into the realm of ideas much more than is in my book.

First-quarter earnings season gets into full swing next week and the outlook is generally favorable.

With only one child, you've got to make sure he or she gets into university because this is your retirement security.

Catherine falls ill from fever and delirium, and Ellen gets into trouble for not telling Edgar.

She gets into the cab, and the cab driver won't stop staring at her.

In the next column, we will examine an exchange that gets into the details of how to design EJB method signatures.

When he sees you, he gets into his car. He drives away.

Flag vendors are doing a booming business as everyone gets into the spirit.

When you smoke, he says , dangerous matter from tobacco smoke gets into your hair and clothing.

Romantic attraction, that gets into the desire system.

You catch a cold when you come into contact with the cold virus - once the virus gets into your system you will get sick.

The virus eventually gets into the mosquito's salivary glands.

Redniss gets into (and illustrates) this incident in exciting detail, but here, very briefly, is the gist.

he often gets into trouble with the police.

If poison of this kind gets into your system, you' ve had it.

Later, as the man gets into bed, he looks at his watch and realizes that he now has only 8 hours left.

Part 4 really gets into the nitty-gritty of this application.

Even very healthy people get sick easily once the cold virus gets into their body.

What matters is that the team gets into shape and I liked its attitude today.

The naughty boy gets into trouble at school all the time.

n. Suppose one person gets into It by propitiating the Deity with hymns and worship, and you are pushed into It.

The EU gets into its worst pickles when the gap between rhetoric and reality becomes too wide.

And once lead gets into the soil, it stays a long time. It remains an environmental threat especially to children.

That is, if you're on the board of a company that gets into trouble, you'll find your time stolenandpossibly your persona; reputation too.

bathtub Tom is taking a bath in the bathtub. He gets into the bathtub.

Chapter 3 gets into the details that every robotics programmer needs to know.

The train gets into Glasgow at6 o'clock in the morning.

People drown when too much water gets into their lungs.

if product gets into eyes , rinse thoroughly with water.

The archaeologist gets into her car. She looks stricken.

Chuck: Look, no one talks, no one gets into trouble.

Meanwhile, a bored Elena throws a wild party and gets into an ugly fight.

If this ash gets into a jet's engine, it can cause the engine to fail.

But cyclists have to shave, because when they gravel gets into you skin, it's easier to clean and bandage if you have not hair.

As ordered, no one gets into the tower.

Nina gets into her car and drives toward the exit.

If the product gets into eyes, rinse with water to remove.

The reason for saving a big financial institution that gets into trouble is the economic havoc its failure can cause.

Ep763 - Yingming gets into difficulties taking huge bank loans. Tang Zhen's father helps him solve the problem soon after.

He always briefly talks about his life, and eventually gets into the story of how he lost a loved one, Kathryn.

If the micro organism gets into your body again the memory cells were recognise it and destroy it before it makes you ill.

It's harmful because it produces a toxin, and that toxin is released when the organism gets into our intestinal tract.

In the clout, steadily someone leaves or gets into.

When a law firm gets into trouble, it can be hard to recover.

In case the secret link ever gets into the wrong hands, you can simply change the key phrase in order to restore privacy.

If product gets into eyes, flush with water until it is out, and consult your physician if necessary.

A tree can take 25 years to die if disease gets into the roots or wounds in the bark.

And it provides a rush for heroin addicts when they see blood enter the needle -- before the drug even gets into their veins.

It's no joke when water gets into the petrol tank.

If the tree is burned and smoke gets into your eyes, it can cause blindness and eating the fruit can be fatal.

By judging the local convergence, when the algorithm gets into the local convergence, it can start random mutation.

If someone gets into trouble, they all help him.

And then when it gets into eastern Gulf of Mexico.

So there is the prospect of strong profit growth as and when the recovery gets into full swing.

What is to be done when something gets into your eyes?

What is to be done when anything gets into your eyes?

But he does not have to: if his subsidiary gets into debt again, he can let the subsidiary go into Chapter 11.

He really gets into your head. He's a player like that.

So what if Spain gets into trouble?

"I will be back before twelve o'clock, " says Cinderella. She gets into the coach to go to the party.

And you can guess who gets into trouble more.

On the other hand, if the driver is a named driver on your policy, and he or she gets into an accident, the excess stays at $500.

Simply put--it gets into food through the poop of animals, such as cows, birds, and mice.

One child gets into the box.

Gets Into Opposition Area - A player who likes to get into the opposition's area whenever he can.

Sometimes, I don't know what gets into her head.

He gets into the lift.

RoLllie gets into Santa's big sleigh, They are both on their way.

If the wolf gets into our hut, he will eat you all up.

It can happen in several ways, for example when someone anxious or avoidant gets into a relationship with someone secure.

It can also blind a person if it gets into the eyes.

He gets into the car.

i don ' t know what gets into you , he mutters.

But also, I think it's good to have a foundation about where babies come from, including how it gets into the uterus.

Because it gets into all sorts of crazy realms.

The author analyzes Di'ao that gets into coal field diversified example to be provided for everyone to study with discussion.

all manner of He gets into all kinds of trouble.

For example, who decides what code gets into the toolkit?

Boaz gets into the story by showing up at harvest time and caring for people in need (see Ruth 2: 1-12).

He gets into the habit of riding a bike to go to school.

At a court the judge is interrogating a forager but gets into difficulty because the forager is a foreigner who doesn't speak English.

The construction in Ecological City gets into a new step in Zhongshan

Colonel Roy Cronin comes out of building. He goes to car, gets into back seat

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How the Ancient Chinese Literature Gets into the Life of Modern People

Time and again you see horses tied in an unsafe way, and the horse gets into trouble;

" Keep an eye on inputs" (developerWorks, December 2003) discusses ways data gets into your program and how to deal with them

And when something gets into our eyes,