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The traditional folder view, familiar to users of Windows Explorer is just a click away as well.

Google keeps all links on its websites blue for a reason: the color is familiar to most users, which makes it easy to locate.

Although few Americans recognize the name, there's a chance that the name could become more familiar to shoppers over the next five years.

Mao ze dong's name does sound familiar to me but I know very little about him as well.

Make oneself heart love "nobility" in dress is often familiar to bloom bright brilliance forever lately.

It was almost as if I had left China and stepped into a different world, one rather familiar to me.

The essential design goal was to make Amethyst absolutely familiar to VS users and easy to use with a close-to-zero learning curve.

As flawed as it is, the user interface to the file system is at least familiar to most end-users.

These ideas are possibly new to you now, but as you get used to us and learn more about us it will all seem so familiar to you.

He was also confused when a driver said he would pick him up at six o'clock, and held his right band in a gesture familiar to himself.

An allusion to any advocate would have accomplished the same so long as the name of the selected person was familiar to the reader.

I look out onto Forty-eighth Street; one out of every ten passers-by is familiar to me.

These carriages, or to speak more correctly, these wagon-loads of maskers are very familiar to Parisians.

Using a numerical technique familiar to him from his day job, he was able to find what looked like the best.

That Europe was deeply familiar to me; it was an intimate saturation that compelled me in every way.

Hiroshima, as you know, is a city familiar to everyone, " continued the mayor. "

Thought the plot is familiar to me , it was the language of light and warmth of life details that moved me a lot.

It is why much of which we have referred to is quite familiar to you, as you experience an awakening to who you really are.

Do you know this man? B: No, I've never set eyes on him. A: But his face is so familiar to me. Right now I just can't remember who he is.

The elements of his humour were all familiar to America before he began to write.

The island was familiar to the crew of The Young Amelia, --it was one of her regular haunts.

He opened his eyes, and his face showed the series of expressions that were now familiar to her.

Now if this is not familiar to you, let me explain that this is not the point where you get all holier than thou on me.

Mark Twain is one of the American writers who had been introduced to China very early, and his works are quite familiar to Chinese readers.

I believe it must be very familiar to most of the children who were raised in counties in China, me included.

Say the story happened to the friend of someone you know, or fill in the specifics with places and names familiar to your audience.

So she did something familiar to professional sports stars - she talked to a sports psychologist.

It was not the face of Nature familiar to me, but something quite different--like a dream.

In some ways it will not be so strange, as you are returning to levels that were once quite familiar to you.

Those who are familiar to the unfamiliar figure about the total faint trampling the heart of the most soft tribes.

Was I dreaming? What was happening? The old woman's voice had changed and become as familiar to me as my own.

Being an accepted classic, Vanity Fair is no doubt familiar to many readers.

Keyboards weren't designed for ergonomics and performance so much as to be compatible with what was already familiar to typists of the day.

The name Rainn Wilson may not sound familiar to the average person, but the character of Dwight Schrute from NBC's The Office sure will.

They were at ease in my mind when it was familiar to them, when I was the cold and calculating scientist they expected me to be.

As if everything just happened yesterday, then a clear and familiar to people deeply cherish the memory!

Second, no doubt more familiar to you, is the nature of modern American education: scripted, lock-step curricula.

This "private" meaning of the Greek root also shows up in another English word familiar to word lovers; idiom.

The name Three Mile Island might not sound very familiar to you, but it probably does to your parents and teachers.

Sporadically I watch DVDs, listening those languages and seeing actors, which used to be familiar to me.

Metals are materials familiar to human since the Bronze Ages. They have various categories and a wide range of utilities.

Let me begin my speech with a replay of scenes familiar to most, if not all, of those present here today.

We start learning about shapes at a very young age, so they should already be very familiar to you.

It will look familiar to you, no doubt. It's still the great N8 camera, providing superb results.

Sometimes we have to be brave enough to move from the familiar to the unfamiliar.

Perhaps the place looked familiar to you because your friend had a picture of it.

The only child until now, sitting quietly, listening to a different voice teachers in the classroom familiar to reverberate.

The speaker referred to a subject not familiar to me.

IT IS just as well that high-stakes industrial poker is a game familiar to Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Fiat Group.

This idea is quite familiar to Java developers - it echoes the concept of "write once, run anywhere. "

Does not all this sound familiar to the arguments of the Peak Oil debate?

This foundation may not be so familiar to American readers, but it works to treat and prevent blindness in Australia, Asia, and Africa.

As a Java programmer, some of the ideas will be familiar to you, particularly if you test, and others will stretch your understanding.

The changes that we have told you about are also familiar to you, and why you accept them without much hesitation.

Matthew's words here are so familiar to me that I sometimes take them for granted.

The story of a mother searching for her child will be familiar to many in Iran.

The topics of a travel journal can be different from a diary, often including people, things, and events less familiar to readers.

I bent down my back and picked it up. Yes, no wonder it looked so familiar to me. It was MSU ID card.

For the most part, the military tools and techniques of medieval China would have been familiar to a Byzantine visitor (and vice versa).

More than a few tourists had another experience familiar to many astronauts: Their first ride left them more than a little queasy .

TEMPORARY work is all too familiar to the masses.

Guests attending a tea ceremony today go through a ritual that would be entirely familiar to Rikyu.

approaching to graduation, this campus belongs to us no more, as well as the dormitories which are so familiar to us.

The children should also be quite familiar to the sentence structures that appear on the text-books. They can use them.

The thesis was too familiar to be interesting, she said.

This was a threat, of course, familiar to those who have been visited by the mafia. "Nice little country you got here. "

There were two or three figures that had grown familiar to those who had seen this little procession pass year after year.

It might even be enough to maintain a separate data dictionary document, of the sort familiar to database developers.

For the purposes of this article, you revisit the familiar theme (familiar to readers of my articles, anyway) of fishing lures.

A procedure familiar to aficionados of the movie Saving Silverman, the buttock implant is apparently making great inroads in the U. S.

For that, you would turn to something quite familiar to compiler aficionados: the JDT's Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) framework.

This appears to be news to the women on the course, but may be more familiar to their male colleagues back at the office.

If you are familiar with the "Star Trek" television series, then the terms collective and assimilation might also be familiar to you.

But this was the racket neither of civil war nor foreign attack, sounds all too familiar to the city.

If they happen to hear any sound that is not quite familiar to them, they need to check it out very soon.

He looks familiar to me, but I just can't think of his name.

There are a few zombies at the mall when the refugees arrive, staggering about aimlessly in a fashion familiar to Christmas shoppers.

She walks from the little beach to a square of insignificant short grass that is as familiar to her as the sand is.

I must have been here sometime before, since it looks a bit familiar to me.

The slender, striking blonde had become familiar to viewers as one of Trump's two side kicks on the NBC series.

Qinzhou Nixing ceramics from Guangxi Province, one of the four famous ceramics, are familiar to few people at present.

It's a balancing act that is no doubt familiar to many parents: picking a punishment that's just right.

This situation is familiar to anyone who is trying to lose weight or to control a well- engrained habit.

Another way to think about it is to compare distances in the United States whit others more familiar to you.

Sao Feng: This is the thief. Is his face familiar to you? Then, I guess, he has no further need for it.

Requests familiar to understand the work the responsibility.

This sort of thing is familiar to everybody.

The beginning of the file looks like Listing 1 and should be pretty familiar to anyone who's ever seen RSS.

Another design goal was to make the language look familiar to a majority of programmers, for ease of migration.

Its flesh was tart and chewy, with a bitter aftertaste that seemed familiar to her.

All OSGi services are automatically registered in JNDI and can be accessed in a manner familiar to Java EE components.

Ma'm please. Do any of these letters, they look familiar to you?

Most of the query should be familiar to you, so this section just concentrates on its final four lines.

But I can tell you, in such familiar hometown, so familiar to the creek, this road, I go back.

The months are familiar to everyone. Nearly any small child can rattle off the twelve months of the year.

He was familiar to me but I couldn't think of his name at once.

Guess the meaning of any words that aren't familiar to you.

Thomas: Yes. sir. Be familiar to you. won't it, sir? I mean, having been through the last one.

The man in uniform looks familiar to me, but I don't remember his name.

Most of this query should look familiar to you by now, so take a look at the new function: db2-fn: sqlquery.

None of these men look familiar to me.

This pattern is familiar to many Web services practitioners and is well-supported by even the latest generations of Web services tools.

Listing 2 uses another class that will be familiar to you if you ve been following this series from the beginning.

French was as familiar to him as English.

Familiar to all with but the slightest exposure to scientific literature, this model shows the atom as a miniature solar system.

Chinese today talk about "original sin" , although not in a way familiar to Catholics.

XSLTLink should be familiar to regular readers: It is one of the main entry points into XI.

eg. The name seems familiar to me. = I seem familiar with the name.

Even so, in a choice familiar to Americans, China has put the automobile at the center of contemporary life.

Oddly shaped forms that are suspended form the ceiling and move in response to a gust of wind are quite familiar to everybody.

If this hypothesis is correct, Plato never realized that the land of Atlantis was already familiar to him.

In a trade-off familiar to computer science students for decades, we have traded elegance of design for practicality of implementation.

In college campus, it is familiar to see dozens of students hang out together.

Indian businesses also face an issue familiar to U. S. employers: Mobility of the workforce isn't what it used to be.

To those who were not very familiar to me, I thank you all the same for your silent supports.

At the same time, the technology is in wide and critical use throughout the Web, and is familiar to many developers.

Little by little, be one who consistently finds what is most pleasing, to be most familiar, to you.

When presented with the internal June 8 memo on Capitol Hill last week, Mr Fuld said: "This document does not look familiar to me. "

Most of the things are familiar to you and some are not good after you examine them closely.

Each database is actually an arbitrarily large set of tables , a concept familiar to users of other SQL databases .

OK, the next kind of animal behavior I want to talk about might be familiar to you.

Decades of operation have heated the very soil through which the tunnels run and led to the sweaty climate familiar to today's passengers.

The Responsibility Matrix does not use roles and artifacts that are familiar to the stakeholders.

Its topics can be different from a diary, often including people, things, and events less familiar to the readers.

While leafing through the Columbia catalogue one day, he came across two names that were familiar to him: Benjamin Graham and David Dodd.

Key Competencies Good management and communication skills, data collection & analysis skills and familiar to Microsoft Office software.

must be very familiar to you.

Rice paddies are familiar to me because I grew up in the countryside.

Living in a country whose culture is not familiar to you, you will experience culture shock.

The house looked strangely familiar to me, though I have never been there before.

His name is quite familiar to me, but I haven't met him.

That narrative is familiar to any student of the Bible.

The notion of service orchestration through business process choreography would probably be familiar to a FORTRAN programmer from the 1970s.

The word is not familiar to me.

Hey, the characters on this book look so familiar to me.

Messages are presented in a manner familiar to WMQ application programmers and administrators, and to Message Broker users.

The sweet smell of raw meat is familiar to me from my days as a butcher's boy, though the meat isn't.

It is familiar to see mobile handset deploying QVGA color LCD.

The name you just mentioned sounds familiar to me.

This section should be included if there may be procedures which are not familiar to the participant.

Important terms are indicated in bold; important terms that we assume are already familiar to the reader are indicated in bold italics .

E: In talking about coffee, such established brands as "Nestle" and "Starbucks" maybe are more familiar to Chinese people.

The attributes to each are deliberately designed to be instantly familiar to anyone who's ever created an HTML form.

Though an 'offshore' market, it was reassuringly familiar to Chinese fund managers and their clients alike.

Encounter of the meet , reunite and fortuitous, familiar to the unfamiliar, so that the thoughts and herdsmen run together on the road.

Broder, an Illinois native, was familiar to television viewers as a frequent panelist on NBC's "Meet the Press" Program.

Any commodity that has a certain popularity on the market and is familiar to the relevant consumers.

Specific questions can be changed but the nature of questioning in many tests is becoming increasingly familiar to job applicants.

He talked of other cultures asif they were more familiar to him than his own.

Tasting clear, light, crisp fresh, Guangdong cuisine, familiar to Westerners, usually chooses raptorsbeasts to produce originative dishes.

The components you make will also be extremely visually appealing and familiar to users.

Able to operate computer skillfully, be familiar to ERP.

Carbon acid is particularly familiar to us in the form of soda water .

Comprehensive trade knowledge, very familiar to process all import & export floating & relative policies.

It was a boy whose face is not familiar to me.

Part of his argument will be familiar to anyone who follows the financial news.

Ignition of the two cylinders is 270 degrees apart, which means that the bike has the offbeat exhaust rumble familiar to all cruiser riders.

Goodall found that chimps experience a wide range of emotions quite familiar to humans, including anger and grief.

As the city's ghosts grow more familiar to you, by degrees you join their fellowship.

The X Games are like Olympic Games for sports that are less familiar to us than sports like football and basketball.

Some common elements that are familiar to you are carbon, oxygen, aluminum, iron, copper, nitrogen, and gold.

Familiar to heat treatment specification and support ME in heat treatment technology.

Han Jia, the name, Hai Rui, sounds so familiar to me.

The third law is rather pithy and should be familiar to you: For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

So much is familiar to observers of the unfolding Libya story.

You want to organize navigation between widgets on your screen in a manner that users will find familiar to them.

Although it's about two years ago I visited there, it looked still familiar to me.

The code that I include in my reply below would not have looked so familiar to No Longer.

Familiar to the national policy and relative laws , rules , experience of operation and process of the recruiting .

Most aspects of this query should be familiar to you by now, so concentrate on the conditional logic.

She was too familiar to her contemporaries in their county prefectural yard, and she also knew very well the urban students.

User is not very familiar to the operating method, hope that the engineer could come and repair it.

Nor did he think up the idea of the proletariat, which was familiar to a number of nineteenth-century thinkers.

Mercurial's terminology and commands are also a closer to Subversion and CVS, making it familiar to people migrating from those systems.

The melodies of Henan operas originates from the folk ditties , whose modes, types of metre and melodies are quite familiar to people.

The writer and his novels (that) the article deals with are quite familiar to us.

The tune is instantly familiar to any Liverpool fan.

I left my family behind, along with my neighborhood, my friends, and absolutely everything that was familiar to me.

Furthermore, synchronization is familiar to nearly every Java developer and works on all versions of the JVM.

Other forms of radiant energy familiar to us are radio waves, infrared rays, ultra-violet rays, X rays, and gamma rays.

THE sound of the bagpipes is as familiar to the Scottish as wearing a kilt and climbing mountains.

I'm not familiar to the name of the food. I'm at your disposal.

The FBI says a man arrested in an Ohio bank robbery looked familiar to bank employees.

The next screen should look familiar to you.

In fact, when we are confronted with a proposition (in a language familiar to us) we usually know its meaning immediately.

Especially since these two languages are pretty familiar to people developing for the Windows platform.

The Windows-based environment, using standard type dialogs, makes software immediately familiar to users.

Students' vocabulary acquisition can be enhanced when it is embedded in real-world complex contexts that are familiar to them.

The faces of the repeat guests are familiar to many staffs, given Hilton Shanghai's relatively low staff turnover.

Dart reintroduces class in a way that will be familiar to most Java programmers.

Ukraine now face Italy in the quarter-finals, a team whose players are very familiar to the former AC Milan star.

To construct harmonious index of socialism can help us be familiar to the social structure, and analyze the variation of social.

All other platforms use the standard intermediate language JIT compiler scheme familiar to Java and . NET developers.

By the given language and symbols, PI effectively transfer the value embodied to meanings familiar to consumers.

I had for some time lost sight of the constellations familiar to my eyes.

Such concerns are now as familiar to most Europeans as are, well, traffic jams and beer cans, pollution control or "walkman" radios.

It is called triangle love, fresh to many but familiar to more.

We fear the unknowns , so we reduce to terms that are most familiar to us, whether that's a folk tale, a disease, or. . . a conspiracy.

The tune is instantly familiar to any Liverpool fan. The words are too.

But what an amazing creation in which those creatures of fire and ice seem so familiar to us.

The horses were post; and neither the carriage, nor the livery of the servant who preceded it, were familiar to them.

This stage will sound familiar to my long-time readers, but it should be covered here: Don't allow your inboxes to overflow.

It would all sound familiar to George Bush, who faced a similar spat with China soon after becoming president eight years ago.

Spirit and scientific spirit, which are familiar to us, compose our modern society's style and features.

The guide takes a step-by-step approach to color management, following a workflow process familiar to most printing companies.

But it is familiar to anyone involved in cutting-edge research, even as a postdoctoral student.

Does this requirements elicitation scenario look familiar to you?

Signing to a major label feels very familiar to taking millions in venture capital.

The collections of the "bottoms" lead us to suspicions about things that are familiar to us in everyday life.

Consider problems and imperfections that are familiar to all human beings.

The heroes and their deeds that he describes in his novels are familiar to us.

The answer is best illustrated by considering a similar concept that will be familiar to many enterprise Java developers.

She looks familiar to me, but I don't remember her name.

The language adopted in the book must be familiar to young children.

In varying forms, Jenkins' situation is familiar to many, especially women and particularly mothers.

These five heads should be familiar to every general: he who knows them will be victorious; he who knows them not will fail.

The truth has already been familiar to everybody, except her.

Much of this ancient but decrepit city, located 90km east of Chongqing, remains the grimy river town familiar to readers of Hessler's book.

That singer is familiar to almost everybody across the island.

Workers & Supervisors are familiar to these quality policies and objectives.

The name sounds familiar to me.

The story of Christmas is familiar to us all, yet it still brings inspiration and comfort and love to people everywhere.

We found that developers integrated much more quickly into the team if the code style and construction were familiar to them.

The biosphere, the sphere of life, is probably not so familiar to us as the three physical zones.

The login screen in Figure 2 should look familiar to any computer user.

The latter range may be familiar to those using automatically assigned addresses in local networks.

This heart of rural Appalachia is familiar to me from having lived in Athens, Ohio, less than an hour away.

You experience love in a way that is familiar to you from your childhood, when both caring and betrayal went hand in hand.

The name seems familiar to me.

The end result is a higher interactive user experience that looks and feels like other native OS applications familiar to the user.

Three is I one is not familiar to here schoolmate, thinks very eccentrically oneself.

Her scenery of mountain and water seemed like no more familiar to me.

I can't remember where I saw you before, but your face looks familiar to me.

about two hours later they arrived at an office familiar to thurston , where civil marriage were registered.

That may seem contradictory, but we like to choose things that are familiar to us.

Today, book discussions, discussion groups, and community circles are familiar to most UUs.

The idea of a plugin is familiar to users of Internet browsers.

Classes will mean taking advantage of features not present on every JVM and not familiar to every developer.

For his music, he often adapts folk tunes which are familiar to the local people.

Many of his lines are as familiar to us as rhymes from Mother Gooseor the words of nursery songs learned in early childhood.

Yet this is no ordinary slump of the type familiar to long-serving governments in other democracies.

Test script maintenance, and the script playback debugger, will become quite familiar to the tester.

The syndrome is familiar to neurologists but is little known in the orthopedic community and literature.

It is one of the places familiar to most readers.

A department is cardinal organization of university, it is familiar to the information of teachers and students.

You recognize a theme familiar to existential philosophy: truth contrary to morality.

Regular expressions should be familiar to most programmers who have ever used a Unix-like system.

In the European Union, prepaid cards live alongside the credit system familiar to most North Americans.

be very familiar to you.

Although Clark's face isn't familiar to the other guests in the Rose Lounge, her deep and measured voice may well be.