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We are firmly opposed to any foreign countries providing platform for her anti-China separatist activities.

He took his PhD at Berkeley, but back in China he was firmly of the opinion that China should follow its own path, not the West's.

There she was, sitting on her heels, toes dug firmly in the sand, and cradled in her lap was the unmistakable head of a wolf.

Some posit that gender identity is firmly fixed at a very young age; others argue that this identity can be very fluid for many years.

"I firmly believe that better times are ahead of us as up to present we have been far behind the pre-season objectives, " said Skrtel.

In relation to this point, the stresses were firmly held under control during the whole course of the tests.

They just hold firmly the book in pretentious cultural style and regard it as sacred thing as if it were famous movie star.

I firmly believe that I can get you recognition, now I actively preparing for the moment, waiting for your door open to me.

and prisons shifted firmly back to state control, at least where states existed, for the next two centuries.

We firmly believe that as long as the sense of superiority in mind advancing steadily on the other side near the front!

Solomon son of David established himself firmly over his kingdom, for the Lord his God was with him and made him exceedingly great.

I knew I was firmly on Antonioni's side of the line, but if you'd asked me at the time, I'm not sure I would have been able to explain why.

Quickly I told what I had done, and Mother stated firmly that she would take up the matter of lunches at school the next day!

We firmly believe that over the past year to the "theory led, research-hing team" the road, run out of its own characteristics.

No matter how I spoke to him, gently or firmly, he wouldn't say a word. He'd just stare at me with those big gray eyes of his.

Niceties of what you say like "I'm glad to meet you" and who gets introduced to whom can come later when these basics are firmly in place.

It was a handsome room, with a fine marble fireplace facing the long sash windows, firmly closed against the unseasonable chill.

He must have read my mind, because he firmly seized the doorknob and pushed his way in with me.

And yet firmly implanted in my mind is the long-standing opinion that there is an omnipotent God who made me the kind of creature that I am.

But a year later, James with dedicated performance and smart style of care, won the trust of shareholders, firmly secured this seat.

Even then, with the Velcro firmly fastened, there's still a little vestigial dangling fabric like the long pinky on an ill-fitting glove.

This requirement seems to firmly delegate the responsibility of resolving patch conflicts to vendors, and away from MeeGo developers.

(Crowds) It's extremely crowded in the front, please do not be panic. Stand firmly on your feet or grab hold of solid objects near you.

When you put things off once, it's easier to put them off again, until the habit is so firmly ingrained that it cannot be easily broken.

His might have been a cherub's mouth, HAD not the full, sensuous lips a trick, under stress, of drawing firmly across the teeth.

The result is, as one Western diplomat puts it, "a government in full conciliation mode" , firmly on the back foot.

Grasping firmly a ball of string from the garden, Glenn raced back into the house and dashed upstairs to his mother's room.

I firmly believe that this will be a energizing and significant opportunity to develop a closer relationship with PACCAR.

Germany, in the grip of a massive export slump, firmly believes it has no alternative to export-led growth.

The end result, firmly sitting on 19 inch wheels, suggests power, strength and dynamism, like an animal ready to pounce.

Doubt about Europe's ability to contain the debt crisis has once more sent markets into a spin and put Italy firmly in the firing line.

Our object must now be to bring theaters up to date . But if we were to do this, we would have to grasp the nettle firmly with both hands.

It is not too hard to make the case that this valuation puts LinkedIn and its social networking peers firmly in bubble territory.

Television seems to be firmly entrenched as the number one medium for national advertising.

In the dark, I could not see his face. However, Ding Yu's words with carefully and firmly, but I feel a huge shock shock of the soul.

As you are introduced to the interviewers, shake their hand firmly, look them in the eyes, and say that you are pleased to meet them.

It is clearly that this latter group is most firmly in the minds of comms departments at the moment.

When the neighbor arrives, ask him to hold the cat's body firmly between his knees and its head between his hands.

I firmly believe that, when the SARG presents the Bill, all will be able to see that many of their views will have been accepted.

To the extent to which people do not honour their contracts, they should be firmly told.

At this time the sun seem to have lost the reserved and shy, by the slow gait of the following has become firmly.

With it placed firmly on his head at a smart angle, Jack was once again relaxed.

The little man rolled over in bed and said firmly. No sir. I told you, I can sleep when the wind blows.

She firmly fixed her eyes on the prompting screen, and carried on with her steady broadcast.

And yet I stand firmly with the optimists who believe that there has probably never been a more exciting moment to be alive.

" he said. He added: " I also believe, very firmly, that in a time like this, the NFL can become an extremely invaluable escape for people.

Although I encountered setbacks will fail, but I firmly believe that their number will never stand up in the fall more than once.

He admitted that he has no proof, but he was firmly convinced that this wass true.

"Since I couldn't find the right engagement ring, " he said, "this will have to do, " and he firmly stamped my hand.

His posture was as impeccable as ever, feet planted firmly on the floor, spine perfectly upright against the back of his chair.

"Josiah Henson was a man of principle, " she said firmly.

It is in our hovering over a week later, tightening the wings, an arrow straight dive down firmly on the balcony, the daughter on the wall.

They like to organize projects, and complete it firmly, they are less than those who did not give up the Yellow River.

He imagined the ship dangling upside down on the undersurface of the Earth, the giant fingers of gravity holding them firmly in place.

"Lady, " he said firmly. "I don't mind helping you load your groceries, but I really have to draw the line at driving you home. "

"Come on, come on, " he said firmly but without irritation. "Stop being polite and just ask me what you want to ask. "

The concept of "customers first" should be firmly rooted in the mind of every shop assistant.

So I will always remind you of these things, even though you know them and are firmly established in the truth you now have.

The plan for you is immaculate and your destiny, and provides for all that is necessary to see you firmly step on the path to Ascension.

When its sleep time say to her clearly and firmly that there is no more play or songs or talking and that she needs to lie down and sleep.

Be prepared to stand your ground firmly, yet cordially, especially in the last few minutes of the negotiations.

And I can see that the zeal of each of you is firmly embedded in this camera.

He called me back from his US phone to tell me firmly that it was the right decision to go back.

I tell you once for all, there is no such thing as an escape possible, ' said the spy, firmly.

The reason why GBS developed in association with that specific vaccine has never been firmly established.

He took Toad firmly by the arm, led him into the smoking-room, and closed the door behind them.

At least once a week, Suzie would set her jaw firmly and say, "I've got to learn all about this investing thing. "

I certainly hope that the three refinements will continue to anchor expectation firmly. This seems to have been the case for the past year.

The UK firmly believes that gender equality is at the heart of development of any society and is committed to fully realising this aim.

but when the Badger took him firmly by the other arm he began to see that the game was up.

They are the point where " the anchor is Fixed more firmly " for the city image. People via them to understand and appraise the city.

The Giver grasped his shoulders firmly. Jonas fell silent and stared at him.

Yet despite all this I firmly believe a wonky grin, a chipped nail, and one or two very mild neuroses never did a look any harm.

It has been firmly established that she was not there at the time of the crime.

That sort of thing comes easy to any folk not brought firmly back to earth once a year by a fall.

No mater how great or minor the task is, just do it firmly as long as you think you can manage it. That is the fine temperament.

Saddened at the reminder of the white-collar life he nearly had, he tells the inmate firmly that he never wants to see that book again.

As you continue lifting the heels and thighs higher, press your shoulder blades firmly against your back to open your heart.

The reason the dream was given to Pharaoh in two forms is that the matter has been firmly decided by God, and God will do it soon.

"We firmly believe that our arms sales to Taiwan contribute to the maintenance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, " she said.

Poland, the unofficial leader of a group of coal- dependent member states from central and eastern Europe, is firmly against such a move.

I firmly believe that investment in London is sure to achieve fruitful result with the efforts of civil organizations and governments.

'No, not ONE little song, ' replied the Rat firmly, though his heart bled as he noticed the trembling lip of the poor disappointed Toad.

The kind of spider is sometimes also on behalf of the child tube tightly, grasp firmly the mother.

Then they nail on battens to hold the hatch coverings firmly in place. This keeps rain and waves out of the ship.

But those measures, although necessary, are not enough to put the industry firmly on a stable footing.

Grasp the auricle firmly but gently and, in an adult, pull it up, back, and slightly out to straighten the ear canal.

Getting hold of him firmly, he swam back to dry land.

The question investors have to ask is whether stocks will tumble as a result, showing that the correlation remains firmly in place.

As the child lay sleeping in his cot, the wolf leapt in through the window; his eyes fixed firmly upon the boy.

As the child lay sleeping in his cot, the wolf leapt in through the window; his eyes fixed firmly upon the boy.

The rally shows that Hamas remains firmly in control of Gaza after seizing power a year and a half ago.

But Pete's sound is firmly rooted in the blues, a direction he took on his latest album, Even Things Up.

Firmly stand in that LIGHT that you are and KNOWINGLY shine it out as far as you can see.

And yet, in truth, the rise of table manners shapes our lives as firmly as it did those children painted by Chardin.

"I'm going to call NASA, " I said firmly.

Ronaldo has made no secret of a desire to one day play in Spain, but he has firmly stated that his immediate future is in Manchester.

Sit with your back firmly against the chair. If necessary, place a small cushion or rolled towel behind the curve of your lower back.

If your positions are firmly set and you are prepared to take the enemy assault on, he will bypass you.

One of the basic fundamentals of unarmed body combat which must be firmly ingrained in a pupil from the very start is body balance.

He firmly believed that God must have punished him , so he thought all his life was a failure .

We are firmly opposed to arms sales to Taiwan by the U. S. or any other countries or regions. The position remains unchanged.

The twelfth house also rules intuition, and I firmly believe that nature gives us an inner eye to help us correct health problems early.

If you can't seem to get them to stop their hostile behavior, you can try gently but firmly telling them "stop, you can't do this" .

After discussing with his friends, he firmly believed that a book, which could answer this kind of questions might be very popular.

The Home Office declined to comment but Whitehall officials firmly rejected the claims, saying there was no evidence.

It seems to me instead of man being in control of money, money is firmly in control of man.

A new coordination gap and a new firmly beforehand means of the ball screws which was said a continued coordination gap unit were proposed.

Make another layer of bread, sauce, and berries; top with remaining bread rounds. Press down firmly with the bottom of a glass.

And P&G does not sell food, but sales of more than $75 billion put Unilever firmly into second place in the consumer-goods league table.

One day would see John back in his store with his foot set firmly on the bottom rung to millionairedom.

she disagreed, even though it'd been a month since I'd firmly told her we were through, and sent her an email as written proof.

She took off her sash and threw one end of it round the butterfly. The other end she fastened firmly to the leaf.

There might be recipes in The Gaza Kitchen, but "this is not just a cookbook, " says el-Haddad firmly.

'I shall walk from here, 'she said firmly.

Several children crowd around the open space in a more spacious play Rock Paper Scissors, chips are firmly in the hands of the paper.

Announce presence. Knock firmly and say 'Housekeeping'. Do not use a key to knock on the door.

Want nothing to do with two chopsticks firmly grip the food, which should be of a low profile, to another a powerful fulcrum chopsticks.

Breathe in slowly, and then exhale slowly. Now anchor your source firmly into the feet, pushing it out throughout your auric field.

You lose nothing but instead gain everything that will put your feet firmly upon the path to true freedom.

Well, my friend, ' I said, shaking hands firmly with the old boatman, ' I wish you and Emily all the best in your new life. '

If the obsession with Wags represents one thing, it's surely a means of putting women firmly back in their place.

And experts in increasing numbers are firmly believed that such situations might have serious social consequences.

With a tight fist participants are punched rapidly and thoroughly across their nether regions and then firmly squeezed around the buttocks .

Just a can firmly hold my hand, do not casually discarded.

In the classics, there are always demonic character images, whose charm always attracts reader of every times firmly.

"We are pushing ourselves firmly into the practice arena and trying to reflect the real challenges facing real executives, " says Mr Bones.

Just the next day she was photographed with red lipstick firmly in place.

However, Wang did not Yongtui torrent, but the company firmly hold onto power.

The timber binding forms the basis of the main structure. Both the top and the base are firmly tied up to the tree with steel.

Coastal Georgia was too firmly held by an entrenched aristocracy for him ever to hope to win the place he intended to have.

He was all the more firmly set on this severity, since M. sur M. , being a garrison town, opportunities for corruption abounded.

Given that Ms Lagarde has so far been firmly in the anti-restructuring camp, it remains to be seen how well she could make that switch.

Also after a while, floods have submerged entire church, the priest had no choice but to firmly grasp the top of the Cross Church.

The Peruvian government firmly pursues its One China policy and regards China as one of its best cooperation partners in its development.

"Grant, we need to stay here, " I said as firmly and quietly as I could, still all smiles.

Lincoln was firmly against extending slavery in the territories, but did not seekatfirstto eradicate the "peculiar institution" altogether.

He was a man who occupied a great seat. He was attached to his position very firmly. His death came as a great shock.

If oil is struck, a cover is firmly fixed to the top of the pipe and the oil is allowed to escape through a series of valves.

As a stout Puritan, he had made a conscientious study of the Bible and firmly believed in salvation through spiritual struggle.

The key is to not get bogged down in trivialities and side issues and to keep our sights set firmly on the goal: healthy children.

Brussels is firmly against, fearing that it would trigger currency instability, bank failures and competitive devaluations across the EU.

Fix reason firmly in her seat, and call on her tribunal for every fact, every opinion.

I firmly believe that our offer was never conveyed to the owners since this was all occurring on the phone in one conversation.

You can state clearly and firmly how you feel or what you think, but there will be no aggressiveness or defensiveness about it.

Uganda would continue to firmly adhere to the one-China policy and was willing to advance the bilateral ties into a new level.

I firmly believe that this requirement will prepare students for real-world expectations.

Once he posed as standing above the electoral fray , but he has now firmly come down on the side of repression and electoral fraud .

He was the only Southerner in Congress who firmly supported the Union throughout both the secession crisis and the Civil War.

It's been a rapid rise for an idea that, only months ago, was located firmly in the political fringe.

"Cloud Lan Hai must join to have not blood-red color, clutch firmly mama wood to anxiously say: " The sum Niang has no wrong.

Do its best to let you completely forget him, I fell in love with you. I firmly believe that I can dear, believe me.

On a typewriter, a metal rod with a friction roller designed to hold the paper firmly against the platen above the typing position.

Armstrong betrayed little himself, beyond telling me what I already knew, that the Permanent secretaries were firmly behind Waddell.

In this case, pull one of the masks towards you and press the opening firmly over your heart, then assist others.

facilities set: should be set up in difficult water, solid formation of the ground, and firmly fixed.

Now many people are concerned about the patent, but once our competition, we are ready to unique patent firmly in its own hands.

For this reason, I firmly believe that meditation can be practiced by people of all faiths, as well as those who follow none at all.

Bourns, chairman of trade body Great British Chicken, said he was also firmly in the pro-egg camp.

Now anchor your source firmly into the center of the Earth, into the Aurora , pushing it out embracing all of Earth.

Because, I firmly believe that God will take care of every one of his children.

"Let us have no buts , " he said firmly. "You are coming. "

Once a spear was in a target it was to be held firmly in place until otherwise ordered.

By the close of 1940, the British Navy had once more firmly established itself in the Mediterranean.

I firmly hold fists, be patient, the world is still wonderful, but I did not belong.

He said they wanted assurances that any global economic policy co-ordination would apply equally firmly to the US.

I had firmly come to believe they were brimming with brilliant, inventive stuff--and yet clearly they were not.

Gently but firmly he said, "Son, why didn't you use all the strength that you had available? "

Product description in the recommended temperature can only be used for reference, not firmly.

The People's Liberation Army had always been a force within the Chinese system but was firmly subordinate to the party.

I firmly believe that he is right on this point. I definitely believe that he is right on this point.

With Asia having firmly recovered from the economic downturn, people are simply 'looking to enjoy life more, ' she said.

The quadriceps muscles along the front of the thigh firmly contract to straighten the knees.

My conscience tells me that only I, as President, have the constitutional power to firmly shut and seal this book.

Educated as a geologist in her native Hungary, Eniko Farkas knows, understands and firmly believes in the science behind evolution.

Looking back upon our achievements, we are firmly convinced that we shall be able to achieve even greater victories.

" Not forever! " the little snail said firmly "Wait, nothing will be forever like this! " then he started with leaves.

NOL stayed firmly in the red through the first quarter of the year, despite some of its biggest shipping line rivals returning to the black.

We do firmly believe that any alleged wrongdoings must be dealt with in a fair and open manner in an impartial court.

Mr Medvedev has firmly embraced, at least verbally, the modernising political and economic agenda that Russia sorely needs.

My 'L' plate is firmly fastened around my neck as I learn, grow and continue to ask questions.

The two said the guards apprehended them when they were 'firmly back inside China.

Using the advanced inside chucking system, it is fixed firmly, easy to assemble or disassemble, has high position accuracy.

She also showed that she could be a team player in the Senate (a period when her husband stayed more firmly in the background).

"Gracias Senora" a weathered hand came out and firmly grasped hers with warmth that radiated from his soul to hers.

The president has a huge war-chest, his own party firmly behind him and a rare capacity to inspire.

Soon after getting his pilot's license, my husband was talking with my uncle Olson, a farmer with his feet firmly planted in the soil.

Now, anchor your source firmly into the pelvic region, and push it out throughout your auric field.

He firmly believed that athletic competition built qualities of courage and a sense of fair play.

Little Women gently but firmly asks us to penetrate its 19th century disguises and discover something of ourselves hiding in the dim past.

I firmly that the children to live out their hands, watching Teng snakes, smiling.

But as economic growth became more firmly established, new opportunities for entrepreneurs began to arise in domestic markets.

I know he had his feet firmly planted on the ground, and it seemed that no matter what else went crazy, he would be the one constant.

For protection in the event of a fall, one has a rope firmly tied to a harness around the waist.

The heart is an invisible window, some people firmly closed, some half empty half mask, some people all open.

Mr. Brown is calling for a summit of world leaders to build a unified approach to what is now a firmly established global problem.

Marian Anderson gave concerts in northern and southern cities. She firmly believed that her music was the best weapon against racial hatred.

After four years of painstaking efforts, the young Oriental Peninsula Primary School has finally stood firmly with high sprits.

Time in the continuous passage of time, I firmly believe that as long as the pace of the pursuit of non-stop interest rate must be better.

Dry your hands; then firmly pick the baby up and place him in basin or sink .

We firmly believe that this hi-tech product will be accepted one day because facts speak louder than words.

As always keep your eyes firmly on the future that promises to lift you out of your present difficulties, as it draws nearer each day.

The incident confirmed him in (ie established more firmly) his dislike of dogs.

"I decided to prosecute because I don't want the same thing to happen to anybody else, " she said firmly.

However, I firmly believe a new friend is like a new unopened book, I wish to use my sincere opened the book's title page.

Sukarno was persuaded to invest him with emergency powers and then, politely but firmly, was made to stand aside.

A perfect fit is when top clamp fits firmly down on both steering lever and handlebars while maintaining parallel with the lower casting.

My attitudes about this case were very correct, I knew firmly I was a baddy through this case.

With the iron curtain still firmly in place, Moscow did not have anything resembling a computer industry and software was not for sale.

Lightly roll over the top with a rolling pin to ensure the edges of the ravioli are firmly pressed together.

He firmly believed that history was a science, and was a powerful advocate of the value of comparative methods in studying past societies.

Liveris declined to comment on whether he has been approached, and said he remains firmly entrenched in Dow.

If you want to choose, she firmly put family before, " the children of the baby, why why, let nature take its course" .

There are early morning fog, there is someone at the door smiling at me, I'm firmly to wink, he still.

I firmly believe that tomorrow holds the possibility for new technologies, astounding discoveries, and a reprieve from my obligations.

To see a Miyazaki film is to enter a whole new world. Though his fantasies4 take us to faraway places, his themes are firmly down-to-earth.

But the doors were firmly shut; those who requested permission to leave were refused and then ostracized.

A day after the holiday, the tiny headwear was still glued firmly on his head.

And with it comes the social events that place wine firmly on the 'to do' list for trendy urbanites, as Rena Zhung explains.

Whether it is enough to keep Ms Snowe and perhaps one or two other Republicans firmly on board remains to be seen.

The African Union (AU) hopes the partnerships will help Africa out of this role, and instead engage firmly in producing finished goods.

Then strike the bowl lightly again and with pressure, slowly rub the mallet firmly around the edge.

she had one idea firmly fixed , however , which insured her security . she would not let martin speak his love.

Certainly is not the cargo much time without enough time, is the work manner question, is in any case best firmly do not look flexibly!

The last chat we had If we get married, I firmly believe live happily with you, I'll devote myself I'll to you.

But I firmly believe that such differences are not impassable gaps. Rather, they should be regarded as a positive impetus for dialogue.

"I'm sorry to bother you, " he cried, racing to his bedroom and firmly shutting the door.

"Absolutely not" , I responded firmly. I planned to prove to her with facts that it will grow healthily under my care.

nut allowing for the lubrication to be firmly applied onto the ball tracks.

The top surface of the plastic rubber body is provided with a locating pin, and is beneficial to accurately and firmly fix a light cup.

So i firmly decided that my role would be limited to being as supportive as I could and helping him think through the content of the essay.

If we did not want to miss the train we must hold firmly to leave.

I firmly shook as I wiped away tears of her hand, she poured into the tower.

They often tell me I would step from my cell's confinement calmly, cheerfully, firmly, like a squire from his country-house.

I firmly believe that "the best way to learn is to learn from the best" and that I now pose a real incentive to apply for your school.

And I firmly believe that what we're seeing in the Himalayas is the next great, big battleground on this earth.

If it's doomed to be strangers, then let us turn about firmly, forgetting the past, forgetting to cry.

It was cold, and his benumbed little fingers could not close very firmly, and they did not keep a very good hold on the paper.

If it is in an ordinary day, i definitely will refuse her request kindly and firmly.

But I firmly believed we could keep the Blockbuster brand relevant, no matter how people decided to watch movies.

As with every good design trend, this was firmly rejected by the designers of the next decade.

Now press the hot iron firmly against the splicewhile letting the free end of your solder rest against the other side of the joint.

Britain also began to invade Central Asia after establishing firmly "matchless world hegemony" .

I firmly believe the regards definitely being able to compose as long as the sincerity wants to compose therefore.

Rather than fighting a conventional war, America would need to contain Soviet hostility firmly and consistently over the long term.

We are firmly against any country having official contact with him or facilitating his separatist activities.

Notwithstanding its dangers, however, the "reasoned decisionmaking" standard, also known as the "hard look" doctrine, is firmly established.

However, the manager firmly feels that the tournament could prove to be a confidence-booster for the Mexican.

And a politically intrusive army has been firmly returned to its barracks.

Keep your rear end firmly planted on the surface of the seat. When you lean forward, use your back without moving your bottom.