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The farmer had genuinely tries to be friendly to his new mother-in-law, hoping that it could be a cordial relationship.

As a parent, learn to praise others. Even when the child is of a young age, teach him not to envy but to be genuinely happy for others.

Some people genuinely seem to think we would be better off staying at home and growing our own cabbage and baking our own bread.

At the heart of this and previous governments' efforts is a belief that the state can genuinely affect social mobility.

as if she's genuinely thrilled to hear from me, and I've really noticed what a difference it makes on my feelings of warmth toward her.

She never met a stranger, worked hard to put her patients at ease before surgery, and genuinely enjoyed the company of her co-workers.

He seemed genuinely pleased that I was coming to live with him for the first time with any degree of permanence.

For his wife, he sighed, with the vague unrest of a husband whose infidelities are imaginary, was a genuinely good woman.

The first man I spoke to, Rich Wyler, went through the therapy and says that it genuinely changed him in a positive way.

Whenever you genuinely feel good, if you stay alert you will see that this state of being is one where your thought process has slowed down.

As you interact with her, allow her to do the talking and employ active listening to show that you genuinely care about what she says.

One of my favourite colleagues leaves today and I would have been genuinely bereft had she not marked it in some way.

It is good that this teacher is not genuinely teaching English as he is only teaching people test paper answering skills only.

Fundamental physics is genuinely difficult, and the crucial role of symmetry is often a subtle one.

In some cases they may have been genuinely mistaken, but in others the claims seem to have been blatant extortion.

Although the appearance of the little prince is a statue, the heart is made of lead, but there is a pure heart, genuinely good.

whether the Sudanese national justice system has shown itself to be unwilling or genuinely unable to proceed in relation to these cases.

I had acquaintances, but I didn't have people that I genuinely wanted to call and hang out with.

If Icann does not demonstrate that it genuinely intends to prevent abuse of trademarks, the two sides could end up in court, she warns.

To be a man of good manners, he must be genuinely polite to others and show respect for others.

Sometimes it's rational: when a company is genuinely more efficient than its competitors, lowering prices is usually a smart move.

It was a utopian dream, but one can't deny the genuinely utopian aspect of what was so much more than a hardline Islamist takeover.

Most announcements of "new money" turn out to be old promises repackaged. This contribution was genuinely new and made a big difference.

He seems to genuinely want to help you. And that's a rare thing, for people like us.

We do not acknowledge our mistakes because we have genuinely persuaded ourselves we did not make them.

For all that it's one of the greatest kids' films ever, it's also genuinely terrifying.

We think StopTweet is a genuinely useful app, and we recommend that you give it a shot and let us know how it works for you.

The fact that she was so clearly thinking of me when she made that decision made me feel deliciously spoiled, genuinely seen.

It was a beautiful city, one of the few in Britain to have a genuinely indigenous culture. And that whole way of life was destroyed.

I cannot pretend to feel impartial about colours. I rejoice with the brilliant ones and am genuinely sorry for the poor browns.

But this one was genuinely inspired; her language was beautiful now, so tender, so discerning, that I was debating how much to give her.

But he was always so genuinely glad to see her, like it was new. And she would just kind of smile back.

Genuinely sympathetic to his employer's grief, he would reply neutrally, stifling his impulse to state that the crash was just an accident.

With that settled, there was a fresh desire to make progress towards a genuinely open free-trade block.

"Asma genuinely wanted to do good for her country, but she married into the mob, " one family friend says.

The same day, I'd observed an editor in my own office tying himself in knots trying to describe an article that he genuinely admired.

Nowadays, when I walk into Wistron, when I talk to my family and friends about it, I feel genuinely proud to be one of its members.

I'd like you to meet someone who already knows you, cares for you, and genuinely wants the very best for you.

Knowing something about the position enables you to ask intelligent questions asked wether you are genuinely interested or knowledgeable.

This was a genuinely big "beat, " for it took up five times as much ground and got ten times as great a legislative appropriation as the .

Our fervent discussion and opinion will be in vain unless we agree with and pursue what sort of content users genuinely care about.

I thought there was an amazing opportunity to do something genuinely groundbreaking.

To my surprise, he seems genuinely grateful and later stands up to tell everyone how useful it's been.

There are times when it seems as if God watches to see if we will give Him the abandoned tokens of how genuinely we do love Him.

They are genuinely good people with a good sense of adventure and a very generous nature.

Research found a brief break to watch a genuinely funny Internet clip creates a positive mood, which in turn leads to greater creativity.

When a passing tanker rescued them five days later, both men were genuinely sorry that they had to leave.

No matter where we play, we seem to have the largest travelling support and this can genuinely be a 12th man for us.

He seemed genuinely curious about her at first, but after only a sentence or two, he turned away with disapproval in his face.

He "told him how grossly unfairly he had been treated, and that I was genuinely sorry. "

The result, of course, will be that you will come to see who genuinely cares about you.

She was genuinely surprised about what he said.

Charity is better than social security as a means of helping the genuinely disadvantaged.

Some of my friends had given what they thought was strategic advice; others were genuinely appalled by what I had done.

And yet, oppressed by this degree of choice, we may wonder what, if anything, we're genuinely curious about.

ARNOLD HARBERGER: He said that that you cannot h*e a repressive government for long within a genuinely free economic system.

Both ABC and Touchstone seem to be genuinely pleased with the results.

Applied to hotel business, honesty means nothing but genuinely good service.

As I grew older I found, rather to my surprise, that I had become genuinely fond of my aloof old great-aunt .

Conversely, to be genuinely open, a society must be maintained with a fair and just rule of law along with strict discipline.

A few Democrats are genuinely passionate about this, President Obama among them.

Love is selfish. I can only love you if I genuinely love, value, appreciate, and respect myself.

But it genuinely does suprise me that they havent won more in Europe since the early 90's.

We are very happy to have received your letter and genuinely welcome you to spend some time with our family . . .

What good was it to pray, or to genuinely live a life of love?

Resolve to stay engaged and genuinely interested in what any interviewer is discussing with you.

If Mr Chirac looked upon America with a mixture of envy and disdain, Mr Sarkozy appears genuinely fond of the place and its people.

A lack of genuinely accountable government, Mr. Fukuyama says, kept China in a sort of suspended animation.

Only then, the richness of these revivified cultures will interact with modern Western cultures leading to a genuinely global new era.

Frank and open-minded, genuinely interested in alternative views, the general happily took the press into his confidence.

The government says the unions walked out; the unions that went on strike said the government wasn't genuinely negotiating.

She's probably thinking that this sounds like emotional blackmail, but he genuinely is considering his son.

A great writer (or speaker) can open your eyes up to new ideas, give you just the advice you need, and genuinely change your life.

Many on board, myself included, are genuinely really upset at the thought of this trip ending and of saying goodbye to our bus relatives.

He was genuinely hurt that the students had reacted to this penetrating argument by chucking flour bombs at him.

If you genuinely want to eliminate fighting in your home with the children, then you absolutely must come to a decision yourself.

I can only love you if I genuinely love, value, appreciate, and respect myself.

Voters, moreover, remain genuinely split on the central question of the race.

It would have been better for all, starting with Ms Lagarde herself, if she took office having prevailed in a genuinely open contest.

Other people are very helpful when you are genuinely trying to speak with them.

In the rest of the world, meanwhile, technological development and a wave of consolidation have produced lots of genuinely global companies.

But is President Robert Mugabe genuinely ready to share any power?

This session genuinely embodies our Party's work style, namely, that of seeking truth from facts.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think Jaguar has ever made a genuinely bad car.

The next time you meet a genuinely nice, good-hearted man or woman, choose to give them a little extra time, attention, and consideration.

You say that love forever? so the truest below'are: " I today, at this very moment is genuinely in love with you. "

Those close to him say he genuinely likes to hear different views and opinions.

Whether we'll get a genuinely new iteration of Men Of War soon, I have no idea.

When these conditions are in place, a genuinely open, rational dialogue is possible.

GPs are not spoilsports. We genuinely want people to be able to live healthy, fulfilling and productive lives.

"It exceeded expectations, I think they genuinely understood and addressed Brazil's concerns, " he said.

Be genuinely thankful for your good fortune by applying that good fortune in an authentic, purposeful direction.

IfBeijing genuinely wants to drive down home prices, one of the simplest and most obvious solutions would be to boost land supply.

I felt genuinely content to say goodbye to my medical career, and was very eager to enter a completely new atmosphere.

They were all patriotic, intelligent, and hardworking, and they genuinely seemed to want an agreement.

It remains to be seen whether Beijing genuinely agrees with the second half of that statement.

He or she also needs to understand the nuances of European politics, to avoid pressing for genuinely infeasible actions.

rescued them five days later, both men were genuinely sorry that they HAD to leave.

"I don't want to be here with everyone complaining and people in a genuinely bad way, " he said.

He was hurt, genuinely pained to be dismissed in such an offhand way by someone he respected as a competitor.

In short, to both philosophers of science, strategic management should not be seen as a genuinely scientific paradigm or research programme.

In the long run, most western governments are genuinely convinced that the Arab spring is a historic and positive development.

Did you think the professor's pun was genuinely funny or did you laugh just to play up to him ?

Because as an artist and most importantly as a person, I'm genuinely happy and finally finally free to be who I really am, thank you.

He was genuinely interested in the way in which we were working with the Canadians in an area west of Kandahar City.

The two main candidates campaigned across ethnic lines, and there was a genuinely competitive race.

He may genuinely believe, just as the Soviets did, that the USA intends to invade his country.

It is hard to try and describe the power that those words had on me, but they genuinely gave me the courage to stand up for what I wanted.

However, his turn as a wheelchair-bound manipulator in Unbreakable is something genuinely different, and all the more creepy for it.

Earnings are still less bad, rather than genuinely good, however, and that's not doing much to reinvigorate investors.

Even if the deal doesn't go through, Cave said he has about five other prospective buyers genuinely interested in the town.

Be sure that the common ground is something your colleague genuinely cares about, and not something you think he should.

World War II was perhaps the last genuinely existential war fought by the U. S. and Britain.

Eighty percent of participants genuinely smiled or laughed at least once when seeing their own silly image.

she was now truly American; a genuinely open society; they don't really listen to us.

The journey of life is like a bumpy flight, and being positive and genuinely optimistic is the best gift your can give to yourself.

But even if such talk is good domestic politics, China is playing with fire if it takes a genuinely harder line with the US.

But he was always remorseful, genuinely modest and witty at his own expense.

I follow the reasoning that when a person genuinely tries to change his circumstances, a bad decision can turn out for the better.

In spite of the raw numbers about research and development spending, it is still not easy to find genuinely innovative companies in China.

change that will help the underdog. They're usually good listeners who genuinely want to hear about someone's problems, and.

When you genuinely recognize and show appreciation toward others, they naturally develop a deep sense of loyalty toward you.

We could see that she was genuinely moved.

Is there anything about this person you genuinely, even if grudgingly, admire?

Many financial commentators are now convinced this could be just the catalyst needed for a genuinely global response.

She believed the U. S. Army had genuinely discovered a way of harnessing the paranormal.

It refers to a good way in which we sincerely and genuinely show politeness, kindness, friendship and respect to people.

Having a thousand credentials on the wall will not make you a decent human being. But genuinely helping one person everyday will.

For this newspaper, that system would have to be genuinely more proportional than the current one.

It also offers expanded coverage of gangs specific to other countries as well as those that have become genuinely international in nature.

The truth is, if something is genuinely super-urgent, people will find another way to deal with it.

The prospect of an Asian arms race is genuinely frightening, but prudent concern about China's build-up must not lapse into hysteria.

Only a few dozen of the 435 House seats are genuinely in play between the parties.

both men were genuinely sorry that they had to leave.

And I often express my own opinion genuinely and sincerely.

I liked people and was genuinely interested in what they had to say.

He was very true, genuinely square in his relations to those about him.

Are they bothering you, because you genuinely don't think they 'vibe' with you?

If you do not genuinely admire each other, this "Sex Contract" is probably not a good idea, and may make matters worse.

But as in regional security co-operation as a whole, there is little sign of such homilies translating into genuinely constructive dialogue.

Any genuinely predictive model must be equipped with the capability to generate "unthinkable" scenarios.

He's a genuinely top bloke especially as he braved the rain to do what he did.

And a true "Thai solution" would also imply a monarchy genuinely above political meddling or manipulation.

In short, France's new president seems genuinely to be trying a fresh approach to the implementation of economic reforms.

He added homey touches, like a checkers game, to the shop and genuinely seemed to care about customers.

These tools can be genuinely useful, but they require a significant investment, careful planning, trained staff, and great caution.

It was also the first time for nearly six decades that Egyptians had been offered a genuinely free choice on any public issue.

They are genuinely interested in you, mostly accept you as you are and will usually do whatever they can to help you achieve any goal.

Japan could emerge as a more conventional and modern country with more genuinely democratic politics.

It only works when it is a genuinely new form of communication (webmail, social networking, microblogging).

But when it is a genuinely new form of communication, the viral adoption is stunning in its speed.

It's not genuinely a excellent seem to put on lace with clothing that is patterned or printed.

Some of these grumblers were planted by conservative groups, but many others were genuinely afraid or upset.

At the very least he would ensure that the contest is a genuinely open one, not another farce.

The E-Z Rent-a-Car agent, a skinny teenager who seemed genuinely sorry, said the replacement would cost $200.

The temptation must be to slice up old data in new ways rather than pursue genuinely groundbreaking, innovative research.

But, I was genuinely excited and felt, for the first time, some real, if slight, human connection with her.

I believe that Mr. Henrich and Mrs. Abrams are the two teachers who genuinely cared about me and the rest of their students.

A similarly wise strategy of genuinely constructive engagement is now urgently needed .

throughout the whole of their married life, he was deeply and genuinely devoted to her.

It was the first time in many years that I was genuinely excited by a Microsoft product and wanted to tell the world about it.

First, this interest-rate reduction indicates that Federal Reserve economists are genuinely panicked regarding current economic conditions.

Yet the world is still looking for tangible evidence that the US is genuinely committed to global economic recovery.

Bankers genuinely believe that the state should carry off their toxic assets while they continue with business and bonuses as before.

What you need are things that you GENUINELY like. Things that you cherish, that enhance your existence in the world.

In the book, Hawthorne criticizes egotistical, power-hungry social reformers whose deepest instincts are not genuinely democratic.

But this note reminded me that there are so many of you who genuinely care about my mother!

It is far easier to dispose of a dictator and build a plausible democratic structure than to build a genuinely pluralist culture.

"Even if you have a policy that you genuinely think is fair, if it can't convince people it's a fair policy then it will fail, " he said.

Large facilities have trained a few generations of genuinely European scientists.

But he insists that when he advocated specific government policies, those views were genuinely held.

Of course, some people who say "maybe" genuinely need to check their calendars. And many see it as a nice, gentle way to say "no. "

It's moved beyond a cool fad into a genuinely useful publishing platform.

And for that reason it is genuinely intelligent control.

Secondly, one should genuinely feel sorrow and respect, which is to say, one should have the utmost sincerity.

The Martial Way begins and ends with courtesy. Therefore, be properly and genuinely courteous at all times.

This caused a bad impression on those who knew of the deceit, especially on those who genuinely helped the victims.

Few banks now regard the capital buffers as genuinely flexible, as markets expect them to be new capital minimums.

He was a young Chinese man that came over to Korea and seemed genuinely happy, which is why I once encouraged and supported him.

Some of the minor characters are well drawn, some of the satire is enjoyably biting, and there are passages of genuinely beautiful prose.

'As a genuinely global company we look to make sure that competition is fair in all the countries we operate. '

Yet others, less cynical, suggest that perhaps Mr Hariri may genuinely have changed his mind.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in a soothing ambiance with genuinely friendly and impeccable service.

He genuinely thought that I was still kidding around with him.

A genuinely penitent company would shelve its bid unless and until its executives are exonerated of the charges of criminal activity.

When judges are asked to review the substance of a genuinely academic decision . . .

And of course, what's most important is that she genuinely wants me to be happy and to succeed in anything I do.

But if the US applies a genuinely Byzantine strategy, it has a good chance of stopping a slide into conflict.

Do your work well, and the money will earn itself. Genuinely learn English, and your scores will go up.

The fourth member of the party, however, was too excited to be genuinely happy.

The new model pipeline is still bare, with few genuinely new vehicles due before 2013, when Fiat-based cars should begin to appear.

But if were as fall in love with her, was she genuinely returning his affection ?

Neo's predicament makes one wonder, though: how can any of us be sure that we have ever genuinely woken up?

Most genuinely believe that a failure to achieve an international agreement in Copenhagen would be catastrophic.

I think you are bored by the party, and I'm genuinely sorry.

Or will it genuinely turn the tide of the riots that have left many Britons frightened, angry and besieged?

For it is a fact that genuinely happy human beings will naturally create a joyful, peace-filled planet for all.

What is a good Social Media approach for a company which generates little in the way of genuinely newsworthy material ?

He genuinely believed that with the power that technology afforded him, he could accomplish anything.

Sarah was genuinely confused given the vagueness of his question.

His research indicates that the rich-poor gap is a bigger issue for the struggling middle class than it is for the genuinely impoverished.

If you force yourself to feel enthusiastic, you will eventually genuinely become enthusiastic!

The sheriff looked genuinely disappointed to discover that the Salvatores were the very creatures she dedicated her life to eradicating.

Polling evidence in today's Russia is hardly reliable, but all the signs are that Mr Putin is genuinely popular with ordinary voters.

The Internet can help reduce energy consumption and pollution only if doing things online genuinely displaces real-world activities.

People will not buy from you until they are genuinely convinced that you are their friend and are acting in their best interest.

In reality, there are unuaually small number of sword with genuinely complete fittings and with solid ground to prove.

Being genuinely interested in her.

In Passive or Attentive Listening we are genuinely interested in hearing and understanding the other person's point of view.

Genuinely show care for your relatives, friends, work and the small things all around you.

I would prefer a situation in which we had a genuinely apolitical military.

But many Republicans genuinely equate Fed bond-buying with reckless government activism leading to rampant inflation.

To be genuinely happy requires dipping down into the wed to release, heal, and purify the emotions. This is a natural and healthy process.

It is the official voter-information guide issued by the secretary of state before every election. It is genuinely impartial and thorough.

That feeling of productivity reduces the motivation to do something genuinely productive.

One objection to protecting intermediaries is the fear that genuinely harmful and offensive expression will grow online.

Quite genuinely , you know, the debonair touch.

It sounds like it could be the chance of a lifetime, and we're genuinely, sincerely pleased for him.

He does genuinely lose his temper and feels humiliated and sick to his stomach later.

"It's gone from being treated as a laughingstock to a product that many people find genuinely interesting, " Mr. Bordley says.

Was this simply because of an error on Picard's part, or could the sun genuinely have shrunk since then?

None of which is to say that 'Dark of the Moon' isn't also a genuinely bad movie.

Modernism provided the foundations for a genuinely new culture.

They are genuinely shocked that women can have fun together when we, as one charmer once said to me, "have no genitals" .

"Abdullah appears to be genuinely worried about the situation, " says a foreign diplomat in Kuala Lumpur.

It's a chance for people to look at a computer screen and really, genuinely wonder who's out there looking back at them.

You can dine, wine, dance and see a really good floor show in a genuinely swinging atmosphere.

Also, Joe genuinely likes Hillary. These two have no appetite for tearing each other apart.

Yet more Africans these days accept that being able genuinely to choose their leaders is the least bad way to freedom and prosperity.

Can't possess and do the central condition with taking the place of the philtrum unless gaining this kind of " genuinely convinced " .

Dr: Your son feels that since your wife' s death you' ve been very very unhappy and he' s genuinely worried about you.

The region's doughty band of genuinely independent newspapers, long critical of governments, have faced fewer dilemmas.

But he just genuinely turn round, did'n expect the cabinet to be there running into.

But a modernised Confucianism is a potential threat because it is, after all, a more genuinely indigenous product than Marxism-Leninism.

Managers gave cheats one week to delete any experience points they hadn't genuinely earned or they would be banned for life.

The president added that the political transition in Cuba should lead to genuinely free and fair elections.

Real and sustained growth comes when you can find genuinely new print jobs and offer genuinely new value to your customers.

But even of these only about half seem genuinely miserable at work.

But more than this, occasionally in rock music, we find themes that are genuinely biblical and Christian.

Some questions, about health care and the war, were genuinely touching.

Building a targeted list of subscribers in HOT markets who genuinely enjoy your broadcasts is a ticket to massive wealth.

Red Bull is perhaps genuinely the fastest car on the Shanghai circuit, officials of the Austrian team agree.

Some shopkeepers are genuinely afraid of a ban on tobacco displays.

But for the sake of argument, suppose people's market behavior genuinely reflected their judgments of value.

The reporter broke in to a cold sweat. Did the Wiz genuinely sense his cerebral activities?

Friendship for a lot of Westerners is about spending time with someone whose company you genuinely enjoy.

The best salespeople, however, genuinely make people feel that we're all in this together.

The club has been fantastic for me, and I am genuinely sad to be leaving some fantastic memories and friends behind.

So, about that jobs report: it was genuinely good, certainly compared with the dreariness that has become the norm.

Mr Bashir and his henchmen in the National Congress Party (NCP) are genuinely fearful of elections.