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For instance, in 1960 she was commissioned by Life to follow Malcolm X, the leader of the Black Muslims, for a year.

For instance, Ajax is often used in response to user input to modify parts of a page with new data fetched from the server.

For instance, try putting that journal on your nightstand where it's the last thing you see as you end the day.

For instance, it's easy to come up with evolutionary explanations for our preferences after the fact, Conley said.

Germany, for instance, has long had a scheme that covers 60% of the gap between shorter hours and a full-time wage for up to six months.

The joint may be used to join a pair of structural components, for instance in an aerospace application.

For instance, Angelina Jolie is often seen sporting double-bridged or aviator semi-rimless sunglasses.

A machine could, for instance, make a complete set of plates, dishes and bowls out of plastic, coloured and decorated to a design.

This would be a good time to get him to help us turn the screw a bit tighter on Iran, for instance.

In complex branching logic, it's possible to have two separate copies of these contexts; for instance, consider the flow shown in Figure 8.

For instance, Brazilian coffee is often transported by ocean vessels because these steamships are the cheapest method of transportation.

If a language has no future tense, for instance, its speakers would simply not be able to grasp our notion of future time.

For instance, if someone had not worked on, and prioritised the smallpox vaccine, all of us would probably all have had it.

In Wardak, for instance, a rocket landed in the general area of every polling centre.

At birth, for instance, she was able to hear every sound of every language on Earth.

There seemed to be less need for blankets, for instance, as more supplies get through, he said.

Something the mass of our sun, for instance, could trap light if it shrank into a ball just one and a half miles across.

For instance, how much would your share of investment be in this venture?

He found Franklin, for instance, trimming arc lamps in an Ipswich factory for a few shilling a week.

For instance, Madison and Clark bump into an old friend, Peter, on the street, but Peter pretends not to see them and walks right past.

Some of the polymer materials, for instance, insert genes into only a small percentage of cells and do not degrade in the body.

Take Michael Jordan, for instance, it's easy to see his grades and ignored him to make out on the pitch to pay the price of blood and sweat.

So for instance, they would give a 14-year-old kid -- they'd give him a whole, you know, roll of bills to hold.

For instance, some people may try to prove by the Bible that dancing is permitted in church, as if in a disco.

For instance, such a "serendipity engine" could alert someone to the publication of a new book by one of their favourite authors.

John Runman (Yap's Historical Society): Stone money is not used to ask for a wife, for instance.

For instance, if I'm out on the road with a client.

For instance, if a woman is ordering a double espresso, the thing to talk about is usually the first thing that comes to your mind.

For instance, if he does not like greens, do not force him to eat them by lecturing about the goodness of greens.

If you get into the office at 7am, for instance, you'll have at least an hour or two to work before most of your colleagues arrive.

For instance, we might be able to take the Olympic blueprint for sustainable building techniques and share that with hotel groups.

For instance, "people may be wary and frustrated . . . with how much talk there has been about educational reform in previous elections. "

Besides, Hetty, suppose you was a wife, now, having married some young man of your own years, and state, and color-Hurry, for instance.

For instance, other stressors, such as pesticides and a lack of good nutrition, may be behind the bees' lack of resistance, she said.

Of course! For instance, my dad is a golf junkie. He goes to the golf course at least twice a week, and plays for hours.

Many employees are used to being able to "call in sick" and have someone else cover their job, for instance.

For instance, the definition of a brand may be very radical for an ad agency as compared to a corporate house.

In Russia, for instance, there's never been a national sex survey.

For instance, they turn practically everybody into a potential human-rights activist, ready to take pictures or video of police brutality.

For instance, I was in the room last week when he was telling one of his patients that she was taking a turn for the worse .

For instance, it mentions a great flood, and relates a story very close to that of Moses being cast downstream as a child.

One day, for instance, when she was speaking of her four thorns, she said to the little prince: "Let the tigers come with their claws! "

That said, the two cycles can become disconnected at times, for instance due to sector-specific developments in the automobile industry.

For instance, if you prefer the fetal position, you might tend to be shy and reserved on the surface, but soft and sensitive on the inside.

Mr. Allen, for instance, puts himself in meetings that people familiar with the meetings say he never attended.

You did not, for instance, miss out on the "official" discussion of piracy because it's not in the legal edition either.

It is often desirable to be able to use a GPG key on more than one computer, for instance at home and at work, or on a desktop and a laptop.

For instance, the word used to hail waitresses in Taiwan xiaojie, or 'miss, ' is a common euphemism for prostitute in mainland China.

An attractive, sexually liberated woman is likely to have had more partners than a not-so-fab-looking guy around the same age, for instance.

And when I was looking at this first dance, for instance, it occurred to me that there was a peace in it, you know?

Light, for instance, had been heretofore described as a wave yet some experiments were suggesting this was an inadequate model.

For instance, when another man's slave has broken the wine-cup we are very ready to say at once, "Such things must happen. "

For instance, I found a majority of my students do badly in reading, and I wanted to know why it should be the case.

"I cannot pretend that India will be unaffected by the economic difficulties that are appearing, for instance, in the US, " he said.

For instance, we were able to see the warlock class, which is a spell casting profession that resembles the necromancer class of EverQuest.

What would be a reasonable rate to pay a child-minder to take care of your kids, for instance, or someone to cover your chores for you?

For instance, If I can buy a motorcycle with the help of my family; for sport, i would shoulder it when going to work or coming home.

For instance, he recalls meeting with the town mayor to ask permission to block off streets for a student fundraiser.

A predisposition to look at faces, for instance, seems to be innate, involving primitive brain regions.

For instance, paying you a bonus as CEO or declaring perks for yourself or taking money out of the company without proper authorization.

For instance, you're not likely to hear: "Implementing XP means rigid work hours, so I won't be able to pick my daughter up from school. "

For instance, it takes you to a page of machine code and does not open in an appropriate RSS feed reader.

He might, for instance, suggest you become an official sponsor of the British Lions tour of South Africa and an arts prize.

Of course, there is something happy to me, for instance, having a picnic with my friends. That's a pleasing thing and I feel very happy .

For instance, I placed four fingers down on the Trackpad and pushed up to hide all opened programs and reveal my computer desktop.

Dodd-Frank could have been worse for JPM, which will, for instance, be able to hold onto its sizeable private-equity investments.

It used to be said, for instance, that you could eat Donnelly's sausages on a Friday -- even on a Good Friday.

If it had, then it would not, for instance, have remained a hostage to the weather.

To measure the heart rate, for instance, the shirt contains a pair of non-sticky sensors that can produce a simplified electrocardiogram.

For instance, how to work with each and every one of the band members and help out with the arrangements of my music.

This quotative is particularly useful because it does not require the quote to be of actual speech (as 'she said' would, for instance).

The amount of the chemical in a few servings of bacon, for instance, would simply be too low, he said.

It works like this, she said. Suppose you wanted tore member the name of a poet Robert Burns, for instance.

But if you really do want to game the wall, you'll be able to do it. You could could go through Microsoft's Bing, for instance.

For instance, misprints often crop up in the papers simply because their elimination has not been tackled as a serious job .

For instance, if the state of California were to its name, we would not want to update every record from California.

She said the US wanted to build a "mature" and long-range economic relationship with China, as it has for instance with Europe.

When a steak, for instance, is brought up for the head cook's inspection, he does not handle it with a fork.

Potato chips are an American invention, but most Chinese, for instance, do not know than Frito-Lay is an American company.

For instance, you might have a cluster of clients inside of a servlet container talking to a single server, in classic client-server style.

For instance, Xue said he never expected to face so many thorny issues involving his visa, tax, medical treatment and cultural taboos.

For instance, converting all mentions of New York to NY is often a perfectly reasonable thing to do.

Millie Jakobsen, for instance, sat in her house across the street and watched everything that went by, all day long.

In New York, for instance, at least 28 students at a school in Queens have come down with it.

Mr. Cohen, for instance, has 3% of his assets in a private-equity portfolio, which he accumulated over the last several years.

For instance, it would be nice to be able to add or remove vocabulary terms when a node is added or deleted.

For instance, he said, studies showed that putting sulphate aerosols into the atmosphere caused drying in vulnerable regions.

Take, for instance, this particular first contact: as you know, this mission has required constant reroutings and detours from the norm.

The SEC, for instance, has been able to look at these credit rating companies to see what some of their actions. . .

But the cost of the worm would be even greater if Conficker were to be used for a distributed denial of service attack, for instance.

The SEC, for instance, has been able to look at these credit rating companies to see what some of their actions. . .

But the cost of the worm would be even greater if Conficker were to be used for a distributed denial of service attack, for instance.

At the moment for instance we're looking at having each turn represent a season, with four of these making a year.

A second of time, for instance, is now defined in terms of an electron transition of the cesium atom.

If it is, however, then the bank involved will be forced to conserve capital by, for instance, halting dividends.

When you'd rather be in a car, say on the highway for instance, it lies on its side and uses 3 wheels as sort of a car.

For instance, is one to extol or to expose? This is a question of attitude.

"Suppose you wanted to remember the name of a poet-- Robert Burns, for instance. " She told us to think of him as Bobby Burns.

For instance, it says nothing about how much land is rented to tenant farmers.

The United States Navy, for instance, recently examined a very large number of men working on aircraft carriers.

The United States Navy, for instance, recently examined a very large number of men working on aircraft carriers.

The panic led to the need to bail out the American International Group, for instance, which had C. D. S. contracts with many large banks.

In Chinese hospitals, for instance, a medical doctor or veteran nurse was often addressed as teacher to express the respect of him or her.

Thus Britain would have to hold a referendum to adopt the single currency or to cede its vetoes over EU foreign policy, for instance.

For instance, what NINETOWNS, with Blizzard's WOW charge card , such as what the long trip, take our T3 Dance Mission, said the matter.

South Korean women seem to be no longer interested in marrying peasant farmers, for instance.

For instance, let's say that the reason why a couple got divorced was the husband's cheating on his wife (or vice versa).

Antarctic sea ice, for instance, does not seem to be shrinking, probably because increased melting is balanced by more snow.

For instance, if an item is perishable the quest can only be completed during the time the item is still good.

Only 20 non-Chinese films are allowed to be shown in theaters each year, for instance, and those are often edited.

Solon, for instance, produced out of his head the laws he gave to the Athenians.

For instance, trying to establish a habit of seeing things in a more positive and optimistic light can be quite useful.

The enjoyment of a great meal, for instance, is not just a function of chemicals in the food interacting with taste buds.

For instance, one music-lover who listened to Emily Howell's work praised it without knowing that it had come from a computer program.

How do you feel about this yourself? Do you for instance feel that there is a strong distinction between being a Canadian and a US artist?

It meant so much to people here in the city to get a ride, for instance, in one of the new air conditioned cars.

For instance, china has been trying to open up the south American markets, they met with strong anti-dumping retaliation.

For instance, we adopted the policy of redemption instead of that of deprivation in our socialist transformation of capitalist enterprises.

For instance, he said: "the wise are free from perplexities virtuous man is never worried, fear the brave. "

If you are applying for a project posted on the web, put a reference to it in the subject box. The reference number for instance.

Thailand, for instance, is trying to adapt the Finnish model to its own school system.

For instance you see the spectral line of the gold is the only spectral line in the spectrum of the sun.

For instance, it was the urgent need for stimulus that finally secured agreement on 3G licensing in January after years of procrastination.

For instance, there are those among the power elite who are not who they seem to be, despite a normal appearance.

For instance, it took us a few months to understand how to use metaclasses, but a few years to understand how not to use them.

For instance, if I met someone named Lisa I'd associate her with one of my favourite Simpsons characters: Lisa Simpson.

Now, with a bit of patience, anybody can create a simple application, for instance, to collaborate with colleagues or to draw an online map.

Chart 2 shows, for instance, by how much equities outdid oil between 1985 and 2007.

For instance - if you are a boy, you might be afraid to ask a girl out on a date.

It might have no magic, for instance, only powers fueled by alien science; or it may have magic but only modern, real-world technology.

Audience: Not always. A Harijan, for instance, belongs to a very low community. He does not take pride in it.

For instance: How much more can we risk losing?

a young man, for instance, will not strike an old man, because he might be striking his father.

For instance, to limit values in a field to all numbers, write a routine that makes sure the input is all numbers.

For instance partial product contrast ratio does not accord with a standard to ask.

But software vendors are developing solutions to ease usage of Canvas or to render Flash, for instance, as a mix of Canvas and SVG.

For instance, cigarettes sold in those countries would have to have health warnings on at least 30% of the front and back of every pack.

So, for instance, if a bank held mortgages, it had to hold capital equal to a certain percentage of the assets' value.

I made up my mind when I set up the shop that I would not keep a huge dog or a strong manservant, as Mozer does, for instance.

But color is also important: blue topaz, for instance, is often irradiated to deepen and improve its color.

For instance, suppose you're debugging a stylesheet that seems to have trouble when a paragraph contains an inline image.

For instance, China has been restoring export tax rebates for the textile sector that it had been phasing out.

Shanghai's Disneyland, for instance, will not feature a Main Street-theme entrance, a staple of every other Disney resort.

For instance, porcupines ate one of the camera sensors and repeatedly raided food supplies during the dead of night, he said.

All that said, why do we have money at all, rather than using - for instance - toffee apples as a medium of exchange?

Valueclick, for instance, was trading below the cash it had in the bank.

A low-grade rose like this one, for instance, you might get at a grocery store, is not even bred to open. It will never blossom.

You and I as engineers would be less likely to be frauded on an engineering contract than would a shoe vendor, for instance.

For instance, if you find ten reconnections within a half-hour session, you know you were annoyed by this frequent interruption.

In schools, for instance, pupils should be able to see teachers' faces, as should judges and juries in court.

For instance, if you like tall, athletic, blond women who are a bit of a geek with a quirky sense of humor, then go find one!

You don't have to be even a single cell. If you look, for instance, at how lasers work, that would be a case of atomic synchrony.

The spread between high-yield bonds and safe Treasury bonds, for instance, is now close to its peak in early September.

Historically, hair has had a magical and almost cultic importance in human history and was, for instance, believed to be a source of power.

For instance, it is possible to embed an aggregated Web service in a security layer that handles validation of inputs into the Web service.

For instance, the firm allows members to use their Facebook profiles to log into other sites around the web, creating a sort of passport.

Lenders, for instance, are required to quote interest rates as annual percentage rates, making loans easy to compare.

Yes! For instance. If the elder brother visit the little brother, the little brother's wife will sleep with him logically.

And these badges are very lovely, for instance much A dream, should be in of his birthday sign in just can be obtained that day.

For instance, let's say that you're trying to build a habit of watering your flowers more.

For instance Poseidon was the god of the sea, and of earthquakes and horses; Aphrodite was the god of love.

If you look at the number of tree species we have in Europe, for instance, from the Urals up to England, you know how many? 165.

For instance, you could bulk copy the data out of the snapshot into the database and manually merge the data back into the database.

For instance, to remember someone named "Bob" at a party, look for a distinctive personal feature and work it into a mental movie.

Data categories are like abstract base classes; a category might be able to represent all models of car, for instance.

Why, for instance, was Bush able to keep reading to those kids, potentially endangering their lives, when he was a likely target himself?

She worked with a former car salesman, for instance, who found work within the last six months as a pharmaceutical salesman.

But some seem to have taken off, for instance "telepresence" , or high-end videoconferencing.

For instance, the phone might be the best medium for sales where employees are encouraged to stretch the truth.

For instance, come in earlier to have a longer midday break or to make time for a yoga class or workout.

For instance, people taking up the woods, go transit, the local out of favor a few of the bird was extinct.

For instance, while Luke and Mark report that Jesus categorically forbade divorce, Matthew says he made an exception in cases of adultery.

For instance, a user could spot that the input for a text block is being echoed on the following page and take advantage of that echo.

For instance, you could type make -j 4 to have make compile up to four source code files simultaneously.

Goldman might intervene more promptly if, for instance, a swap held by a local government was no longer suitable.

For instance, a labourer plucking leaves in a tea garden moves her hand to put leaves in the basket behind her several thousand times a day.

For instance, when a farmer was given the responsibility to farm a piece of land, he might choose to plant trees of choose to fell trees.

For instance, suppose you are trying to log into a system A.

For instance, the escrow could be set up to release funds upon the completion of an effective flood-prevention scheme.

It would be insane, for instance, for Germany to embark on an expansionary wage policy that led to higher unemployment.

For instance, an automobile recently ended up on the tracks when the driver lost control while trying to avoid hitting a coyote.

Some of this isn't new: Colombian drug cartels, for instance, have been technologically advanced since the days of Miami Vice.

For instance, in the past year, nearly 6 out of every 10 drivers have abandoned a search for a parking space, forgoing their plans.

You can use assignments to move information around (for instance, the name of the author of a DOORS module to the page-header).

China has been restoring export tax rebates for its textile sector, for instance, which it had been phasing out.

Borrowing costs, for instance, are at all-time lows and yet many investors aren't taking advantage.

The Israelis, for instance, could put an end to a hundred years of futile hostilities by buying somewhere for the Palestinians.

Needless to say, none of these predictions have borne out; Germany, for instance, is more dominant in Europe than ever.

When Apple introduced the PC in the early 1980s, for instance, it did not expect it to become a mass-market product.

For instance, some quite odd people have said, either in interviews or directly to me, that they were influenced by me.

For instance, it can place your photo in a poster on the side of a bus-stop shelter, or on the screen of an old black-and-white TV.

It is unnerving, for instance, to hear so many employees insist on their deep contentment at the company.

For instance, Mr Khanna's worldview has no room for the recent controversy over profiteering among microfinance lenders.

Therefore, the regular size of these toy building blocks can only be played on flat surface, for instance on ceramic surface.

Some point out, for instance, that it would help big, rich countries that have better access to the technology.

For instance, the memory details that seem to get remembered best are often the most emotional ones, Payne said.

Prof Johnson says part of his role as an economist is to "float ideas" in ways Hank Paulson, US Treasury Secretary, for instance, is unable.

For instance, it is advisable, for the sake of redundancy and availability, to have at least two VIO Servers per managed frame.

Here, it allows you to define more expressive notions than strict equality (testing the presence of an element in a set, for instance).

In one study, for instance, subjects did six hours of aerobics per week and trained six days per week for a year.

For instance, he found an unexpected metabolic marker, called formate, that seems to have a role in regulating blood pressure.

The euro area, for instance, would be far better off with a clear set of rules governing sovereign crises within its borders.

Once collected, data within the cross-promotional media mix is initially used for the printing of tickets, for instance.

For instance, unless you encode and optimize a video asset for search, Google won't be able to tell exactly what that content is.

"For instance, many large squares and wide roads have been built in cities, which are beyond actual needs, " he said.

There was no indication, for instance, that bonuses or stock options were more widely used by the good-to-great companies.

To link multiple items into one ; for instance, to join two or more character strings to make a single character string.

The move also has potential to help Giant with its current business, for instance by attaching ads for its games to Huayi Brothers' films.

In Greenland, for instance, two of the hottest spots, showing a startling five-degree rise in temperatures, have no weather stations at all.

For instance, the garbage dump would be the last place you would expect to be a locus of hope and entrepreneurship.

Warding off deflation, for instance, will demand more unconventional steps from more central banks for longer than many now seem to foresee.

Lately, each grape then represents a different month, so if for instance the third grape is a bit sour, March might be a rocky month.

For instance, Firefox uses a button for a trigger, a slider for a range, and a standard file open dialog box for an upload control.

For instance, if you've got a piece of meat with freezer burn, don't throw it out.

For instance, rather than remembering to use two or more products twice a day, a patient may only need to use one medicine, once a day.

For instance, research is being conducted that would replace the keyboard with a means of using voice or handwriting for input.

Imagine, for instance, dealing with an airline agent about a canceled flight but not knowing if they were a real human or android.

They can ensure, for instance, that the most valuable files on a PC are automatically backed up to at least one other machine.

If you've struggled to get pregnant for instance, Cindy Margolis told Sam Botta that it is usually a male issue rather than a female.

For instance, it takes just a few minutes to provision an instance of Rational images.

His calculations regarding the internal motion of molecules did not agree with measurements of specific heats, for instance.

You can't depend on her; for instance, she arrived late for that important meeting yesterday.

For instance, the bank introduced a new solar financial program that helps homeowners finance solar energy projects with no money down.

Executives and others rely on you to tell them what the best search strategies are for the site, for instance.

For instance, I worked with one woman who, as a child, aspired to be a painter, but her parents told her she lacked artistic talent.

Last year for instance, we could have created history by winning the league for the fourth time in a row. It had never been done.

For instance, a Web site selling items has at least two types of users: a browser and a shopper.

Such high levels of corruption could also have very serious consequences, for instance, when food and vaccines did not reach poor people.

If there are a lot of reflections and resonances near the point (for instance in a sedimentary valley) the shaking will last longer.

For instance, the concept of "code-behind" could decrease significantly with a shift to modern MDD techniques.

o For instance, she said, "ants are simple creatures but collectively can accomplish things that are amazing. "

The reunions also have had professional benefits; some of my classmates, for instance, have given me great story ideas.

Bars no longer had to set themselves up as private clubs that charged would-be drinkers membership fees, for instance.

system like this has obvious applications (it may, for instance, soon be put to use searching for child-pornography sites on the internet).

If he saw a kid's picture in a silver frame, for instance, he would order the offender to get a black frame.

Intel Corp, for instance, has traditionally been a bellwether for the semiconductor industry.

The overheated economy resulted in a number of problems. For instance , the issue of excess bank notes led to a major price fluctuation .

In fact, some schools purposefully do not allow classes that are seen as 'professional' (Harvard, for instance, does not allow accounting).

For instance, services from portions of the production cloud can be used for the production configuration.

For instance, different audiences might be interested in a different subset of the taxonomy.

Some of its counter party banks get a slap on the wrist for changing the terms of their collateral demands, for instance.

Are there some things that are more sacred than others? For instance, is a church bell more sacred than a pair of socks?

For instance, one JVM might be faster to start up, while the other may maintain lower memory consumption over the long run.

For instance, it cannot yet understand speech; a researcher in the other room must command the robot to respond if the child speaks to it.

You can spot, for instance, where the buying is only a trifle better than the selling.

For instance, a program schedule might have three consecutive Construction iterations, each six weeks long.

For instance, Hank, this year for Christmas, I'm going to tell you in advance that I got you 5 llama butts.

Again for instance, eliminate coupling, maintain the independence of every part code.

For instance, some men get turned on in the presence of attractive shoes or feet, and need to see that in order to feel stimulated.

Being older seems to convey lasting benefits in sports: an unusual number of international footballers are old for their year, for instance.