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Well, for one thing, it was immediately clear that, for your footballer, working from home is never really going to be an option.

For one thing, Mayr's concept did not give any indication of how reproductively isolated a species had to be to qualify as a species.

For one thing, the automatic closing out of your trade when the margin reached the exhaustion point was the best kind of stop-loss order.

I've got a TV. For one thing, I've got to drop by the bank to get some money.

For one thing, it has encouraged the sort of foreign entanglements that are now causing China such embarrassment.

The feat would qualify as creation of life in a test tube if it weren't for one thing: Szostak's lab does not rely much on test tubes.

For one thing, I've got to drop by the bank to get some money.

There was so much to read, for one thing, and so much fine health to be pulled down out of the young breath-giving air.

I'm afraid that I won't be able to spend the weekend with you in Dalian. For one thing, I have no money and another I'm too busy.

I can't go to see the film with you. For one thing I have seen the film; also one of my friends will call on me this evening.

For one thing, the app attrition rate is often a factor in calculating store sizes.

For one thing, the information might be stored in a database or other proprietary software that varied among organizations.

For one thing, I grew up in a family business, and I'm familiar with the challenges.

For one thing, inventories don't seem to be rising; if the inventory data is correct, consumers were burning all that $145 oil.

For one thing, I've got to drop my the bank to get some money.

'but it would be a boring world if we always had to tiptoe around, being kind. for one thing, we wouldn't be able to tell any jokes.

For one thing, humanity's ancestors do not seem to have been exclusively coastal.

For one thing, he took command of a ragged army of revolutionaries.

I can't go out with you. For one thing, I have something important to do, also, my parents are not at home.

For one thing, Yi isn't going back to China to waste a year he could be using in the NBA to prepare for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

" I could have stood it if it hadn't been for one thing " , he said.

That's not a problem in the Fowler family. For one thing, there's not much of an estate to leave.

For one thing, Tim was at the top of the hill, which meant Ronnie would have to hike up the steep grade again.

For one thing, the benefits of being the first brand into a market could last longer than might be assumed.

For one thing, the last time a large revaluation of the yuan occurred, it had little impact.

For one thing, the commitment to those very British civil liberties seems to be declining fast.

Eddie Brock: It's Brock sir, Edward Brock Jr. I'm here humbled and humiliated to ask you for one thing. . . I want you to kill Peter Parker.

This example is a tad clumsy; for one thing, it would require that you set up a redirected socket for each remote end point you wish to use.

It is wonderful, but it brings its own problems, too. For one thing it tends to make people lazy.

For one thing, UV, IR and green light cannot be utilized by plants so that leaves out a pretty high-energy part of the spectrum.

For one thing, they say, children in day care are more likely to get sick. Some studies support their opinions, but others do not.

For one thing, history tells us that the Republican Party would renege on its side of any deal as soon as it got the chance.

For one thing, caffeine doesn't seem to affect the way that alcohol gets absorbed by the body.

For one thing, that it's easy to get help from the Python interpreter, but more on that later.

For one thing, getting out of this mess and making sure it doesn't happen again will require the very best thinking of a generation.

For one thing, they do not account for the unique characteristics of various species within a given ecosystem.

The very rich are different from you and me. For one thing, their carbon footprints are bigger.

For one thing, you do not possess a natural gift for a certain job, because targeted natural gifts don't exist.

The scheme might have worked except for one thing: Gamal was not a politician.

For one thing, the transportation system in many areas is not efficient enough to meet the ever-increasing needs.

For one thing, in the early days it was assumed that ignorance of the facts was a guarantee of juror's impartiality.

For one thing, Republicans made it clear that they are not willing to do anything to help Mr Obama pass health reform quickly.

For one thing, current OOAD methods do not address the three key elements of a SOA: services, flows, and components realizing services.

For one thing, there is nothing particularly safe about holding stocks for the long term.

For one thing, I don't care how ubiquitous broadband access is, there is still a portion of every week where I am working "offline" .

For one thing, you would be forgiven for being a little worried about zapping relatively high-power energy beams through the atmosphere.

Well , for one thing , he told me about star power . He said that every group needs someone special , a star.

For one thing, the first century and a half under British rule created emotional ties with the old country that were difficult to break.

You get a low mark , for one thing , because you did not do your homework .

For one thing, the banks are going to be under state administration, if not ownership, for a very long time.

To be sure, there would be some compensating benefits: imports would be cheaper for Chinese consumers, for one thing.

For one thing, people do not always buy what they like.

By present-day standards, however, it was FAR from satisfactory for writing. For one thing, the graphite's hardness could not be changed.

For one thing, he was troubled by the way Americans appeared to lack any capacity for reverence toward superior men.

For one thing, they might disagree with you. They also won't take kindly to your bad attitude.

For one thing, holding a cell phone close to the body has more impact than standing near a cell tower.

Anyway, Robert lived with his mother's parents, whom I seldom saw, for one thing.

Treating them well means they are less likely to leave, for one thing, which saves money.

For one thing, Prentice explained, "repairing the existing, damaged organ in the body replaces the need to do a whole-organ transplant. "

The answer is twofold, he said. For one thing, findings contrary to the consensus havebeen ignored, but timing is also important.

For one thing, Russian politicians might put a brake on deregulation if prices were to rise too fast.

For one thing, they're not confined to rats or to the fungicide he fed them.

We went down into the Rift Valley, this is all accurate except for one thing -- it's pitch black.

Putin. For a first meeting it went okay, except for one thing. Putin wasn't too happy about the nickname that Bush gave him.

During my year's stay in New Jersey I let my appetite flower into full Americanism except for one thing. I did not possess an automobile.

For one thing, there will be very few of them, probably around 40, compared to the thousands of cometary particles.

For one thing, some viruses may be too well hidden for scientists to see.

They may be better able to empathize with others' points of view, for one thing.

Because if you can't make it for one thing, it means you made it for something else. Something else took priority.

For one thing, on the surface, it appears that it will save you money.

For one thing, corruption is already a massive headache, both for local Sudanese and for would-be investors.

For one thing, it demonstrates the power of communities dedicated to open technologies.

For one thing , the screen is always black, making the camera no different from a traditional one.

For one thing, I don't like the color, and for another the price is too high.

For one thing, the effects of alcohol exposure seem to vary widely.

For one thing, he says, his ex-pupil is prime minister as a result of an inter-party stitch-up rather than voter choice.

For one thing, some of the money is being spent subsidising Chinese exports.

He said : "When you really care for one thing , you would find how weak and powerless the language is . "

Well, for one thing, scientists would still have enough data to pinpoint where in the sky the transmission is coming from.

For one thing, there must be some good qualities your boss has, but you don't. Try to appreciate and learn from these qualities.

I won't go to New York with you . For one thing , I dont like flying, and for another , I cant afford it.

By not being piloted, for one thing: the review team wants its prescriptions tested in a few areas before they are applied nationwide.

For one thing, "The German Way" has meant the end of absurd pay days for entry level employees doing nine to five work.

She's always going on at the children for one thing or another.

Xu hopes the work will give solar cells a competitive advantage over fossil fuels, for one thing, but she won't be resting in the meantime.

For one thing, being a problem gives you a certain identity, and that is one of the things the young are busily engaged in seeking.

For one thing, the report says, the pollution is confined to a few, mostly southern, regions.

I'm not going to buy it; for one thing I don't like the colour, and for another it's far too expensive.

For one thing, it generally requires you to use public fields or methods in your classes to allow reflection to operate properly.

For one thing, we're animals too, dependent on this planet like every other form of life.

For one thing, that would be a result of the Curse, not creation.

Men have a much better time of it than women, for one thing. they marry later, for another thing. they die earlier.

For one thing, the population of the United States (and most of the industrialized world) was aging and had built up savings.

For one thing he always laughs at his own joke before he gets to the punch line.

For one thing, lowering rates so soon after they had been raised would have been humiliating.

For one thing, he could no longer make love to her, their affection had grown too old.

For one thing, in kneading, if dough sticks to the fingers, a sprinkling of flour is enough to clean the hands.

For one thing, most of the amoebas that form a slug are closely related to one another.

Well, for one thing it comes from at least two independent sources, right?

For one thing, the president appoints the chairman and the governors of the Federal Reserve Board, and Congress must approve them.

For one thing, most kids dig with spoons or those cheap, red plastic shovels , which could never make it through the planet.

For one thing, the 20-oz glass bottles are molded by Ball-Foster (Muncie, IN) with ripples around the top and bottom portions.

"I'd lose my licence for one thing. Other unpleasantnesses, " Wilson said, taking a drink from the flask "I'd be out of business. "

For one thing, Japan is in danger of slipping back into deflation as the price of imported commodities falls.

I cant convince myself of that. For one thing, the language neither prevents nor warns if the designer using the.

Why? For one thing, voters are also consumers who do not like paying extra for imported goods.

For one thing, many job seekers assume that their high credentials automatically mean they are skilled for a more junior job.

For one thing, it will roar off the pad a bit faster than a space shuttle, Ess said.

For one thing, Universal vowed in a statement to seek a retrial and asserted that anyway, the ruling is not precedent setting.

RMBS investors bear more scars from the crisis than most, for one thing, and the state of the housing market remains fragile.

I didn't care much for his speech: for one thing, the subject was not particularly interesting, for another thing, his delivery was bad.

The men knew the risks of their profession, for one thing, giving them a coping advantage over say, a group of tourists visiting a cave.

For one thing, not every great idea that works in a lab can be replicated on a mass production scale.

For one thing, it's slow: it normally take years of high unemployment to push wages down.

moreover, knowledge is oriented from authority, and authority from knowledge, they exist in this world for one thing in two systems.

They lived as people have done for thousands of years except for one thing.

At two o'clock Bank Robber A walked in. George knew he was a bank robber. For one thing, be slipped in. For another thing, be wore a mask.

Walkman is quite popular among young people. For one thing, it's convenient and inexpensive; for another it brings them much pleasure.

For one thing, the Eurasian body has two dominant members with overlapping but far from identical strategic aims.

For one thing he shot sub-70 scores in all four rounds, a feat neither of his playoff rivals matched and then finishing with a sparkling 66.

But telling the truth about yourself to employers is best. For one thing, employers do background research.

For one thing, being a problem gives you a certain identity, and that is one of the thing are busily engaged in seeking.

Sheldon: Well, for one thing, she was French. For another, it was literature.

This hoard of decapitating living dead are out for one thing, and one thing only; human flesh.

For one thing, no population can be driven entirely by density-independent factors all the time.

For one thing, workers can only stay in the compression chamber for short periods of time.

The computers are looking for one thing - they are looking for keywords that have been picked by the hiring manager.

For one thing, levels of personal debt are far lower and a smaller proportion of cars are bought on credit.

For one thing, RCCs are lack of good enterprise cultural and thus directly affect their operation.

For one thing, except for the color, the vegetable is similar to what people already use.

For one thing, the rebels still hope they will have captured Tripoli within a few months, if not sooner.

For one thing, if someone loses a Kin, its content is still saved on this site.

I'll not buy the coat. For one thing, I don't like the color, for another it's too expensive.

For one thing, those persons will usually have no ability to restrain the combatants on their side.

Those more sensitive to changes in testosterone levels may be less well suited to holding down long-term trading positions, for one thing.

For one thing the personality of his patient made it singular.

For one thing, they often increase their stride rate, which could decrease stride length. They might land a little different.

For one thing, having power over another gives me a feeling of importance.

For one thing, it's more than 20 feet long and would take up a huge amount of space on an aircraft.

The same aspect formed by the same two Planets can be at once benefic for one thing, malefic for another.

For one thing, users won't be told what's on the company-maintained black list. Mr.

She was, for one thing, physically and mentally suited among these new surroundings.

The answer to this problem involves many interrelated reasons. For one thing, . . . . For another, . . .

For one thing, our current economic situation bears a striking similarity to the economic downturn of the early 1990s.

For one thing, one of Rowe's provisions in the original agreement is that Joseph Jackson have nothing to do with the kids.

For one thing, the author basically use the comparative static analysis, does not join the dynamic factors in this paper.

S. bonds. For one thing, big investors like China have no practical alternative.

For one thing, the new company should end up with a BB debt rating, which will reduce its borrowing costs.

Funds raised through the crowd to vote for, one thing one debate, and for superior support.

Q. If you could swap being the best snooker player in the world for one thing, what would it be?

For one thing, such a large impact should have thrown out huge quantities of superhot ejecta.

For one thing, John realized it wasn't enough to live life just for himself.

The answer to this problem involves many factors. For one thing. . . For another. . . . . . Still another .

For one thing , automobiles are exponentially more expensive and require greater maintenance. For another , bicycles don't pollute.

For one thing, these studies are not the final word on a very complex subject.

For one thing, it has encouraged the sort offoreign entanglements that are now causing China such embarrassment.

For one thing is clear: this recession has triggered a wholesale reappraisal by shoppers of the value that their habitual brands deliver.

For one thing, governments always, when push comes to shove, end up rescuing key financial institutions in a crisis.

For one thing, it is not clear where the families are going to go.

For one thing, the cost would be astronomical; for another, America might suffer as much as China.

Well for one thing, distances in space are so vast the chances of anything more than a signal arriving from aliens is fantastically remote.

For one thing, I can use it to record some tough lectures in order to figure it out at home.

For one thing, it would scupper any chance of the world agreeing on a replacement to Kyoto by next year's deadline.

For one thing, Mr Obama is plainly juggling multiple crises, from floods in Tennessee to a bomb in Times Square.

For one thing, they say it would be unfair to those who follow the process to come here legally.

It would be the ultimate video-game controller, for one thing.

For one thing, the relative's English was impressively better than the travelling press pack's Arabic.

Carelessly and easily, Smiley said, ' He's only good for one thing in this world; he can out jump any frog in Calaveras County. '

For one thing, two thirds of the earth's surface is water, although this does provide a lot of food in the form of fish.

We lost the game because, for one thing, our opponents were quite strong and, for another, our teamwork was poor.

For one thing, he says, the concept of user-centeredness, so central to Western design, is in its infancy in China.

For one thing, some students come from poor areas and their parents can't afford the high cost of education.

People over age 50 need extra vitamin D because, for one thing, our skin becomes less able to make vitamin D as we age.

For one thing, I used to have a bad habit of being sarcastic in conversation.

For one thing, he is a licensed commercial diver, and once worked as a professional diver for eight months in Seattle, Washington.

For one thing, most companies use species of fish that are lower on the food chain, like cod and sardines, which accumulate less mercury.

For one thing, heads-up poker is only one of many kinds of poker played.

For one thing, if the restaurant is attached to the motel, its proprietors are likely not paying extra rent for the space.

For one thing, except for the color, the vegetable is similar to what people alreadyuseduse.

For one thing, China is almost certain to take a gradual approach -- radical change is highly unlikely.

The extent of injury for one thing do not have any relationship with the thing itself, it depends on your attitude in this matter.

For one thing, though Marxist influence on Progressivism is unknown or denied by modern believers, the historical chain of descent is clear.

For one thing, aspirin's usefulness in warding off heart attacks and strokes in healthy people is in doubt.

For one thing, there's a lot at stake in divorce settlements, and people are willing to pay for any evidence that will help them.

But it feels right. For one thing, this page marks my first kitchen encounter with beef marrow, which was . . . an adventure.

I was young enough, and impressionable enough, that Asia changed my mind. For one thing I caught a serious case of optimism.

For one thing, we should make a plan; for another, we should carry it out.

For one thing, it often happens spontaneously, intuitively, accidentally or incidentally.

For one thing, a new gas war with Ukraine would be highly damaging for Russia economically.

As the commander of blood, for one thing, qi is the motive power for blood formation, or rather, it produces blood.

For one thing, they run out of patience with Westerners' ignorance.

For one thing, China has become a great power, and Japan, like other Asian countries, must adapt to new circumstances.

For one thing, it created a demand for finished goods to be sold both locally and abroad.

For one thing, the alleged differences in factual beliefs and life circumstances rarely justify the behaviors in question.

For one thing, I'm stubborn and a little impatient.

You need some way of establishing the expected value for the decrypted message, for one thing.

For one thing, on the lunar landing videos, you can't see any stars in the sky.

For one thing, the best way to get an increase in salary and status is to move horizontally, not vertically.

For one thing, most projections of the impact derive from estimates of changes in average temperature.

For one thing, Budapest was on the brink of falling even before Dietrich's troops had started their attack.

We'are in hock to Chinese up to our eyeballs because of the war in Iraq, for one thing.

For one thing, surveillance satellites have reduced the need for a lot of remote radar stations and airports.

For one thing, the Southern Hemisphere would be less affected, in part because there is much less agricultural land.

For one thing, she knows what's going on in her mind and why it woke her up.

For one thing, some economists suspect that the fall in output may be largely revised away.

For one thing, its banks are stuffed with dodgy sovereign debt. On the other side, default is a strictly temporary escape route.

Well for one thing Peter was, even as the New Testament several times lets us know, an illiterate fisherman.

Except for one thing : each has been retro-fitted and reinforced with an anti- ballistic fabric .

For one thing, unlike transgenic tomatoes, say, industrial-biotech products are not sold directly to consumers.

For one thing, the surge in investment in oil futures is not that large relative to the global trade in oil.

I don't like the story, for one thing, it's too long, for another, it's boring.

For one thing, a journal isn't as personal as a diary. For another, a travel journal has a different purpose.

For one thing, that will cause them a bad health, For another, that bad habit may affect their study.

In my point of view, for one thing, all employees need to be instilled with honesty and loyalty .

For one thing if the materials' storage is too large, too much fund will be occupied and turnover fund will be torpidity.

For one thing, it's about 20 light-years away, making it one of the closest exoplanets yet discovered [source: Lemonick].

For one thing, corporate profits could decline, particularly if households begin pulling back on spending.

For one thing, work on the framework plays second fiddle to work on the actual application, so it's progressing slowly, mostly as 20% work.

Our school is only famous for one thing: travelling.

For one thing, its novel approach is fostering a proper debate among development experts about the role of market forces and accountability.

Good as A is, it has its own disadvantages. For one thing, it. . . ; for another, it. . .

As soon as he entered his rooms, he saw that everything was perfect--except for one thing.

For one thing, I don't like to live far from my friends and relatives.

For one thing, Beijing has already taken steps to ensure banks have enough ballast for the choppy waters ahead.

For one thing, more and more women are leading independent working lives, rather than succumbing to a life of child bearing and raising.

I won't buy the book. For one thing, I am not interested in it; for another, I have no money.

For one thing, they each had a hole in the back that could accommodate a rear-facing camera.

For one thing, the greater the instrument's video bandwidth, the smaller its dynamic range and the greater the variation in linearity.

For one thing, the country hardly has the telecommunications infrastructure to realize the cost savings associated with cloud computing.

For one thing, it's boring, and people aren't going to read an ad. That looks boring.

Ausable was, for one thing, fat. Very fat. And then there was his accent.

For one thing, the debt market is on edge for a possible issue of up to 5-8 billion euros of Greek new 10-year debt.

For one thing, some repairs are already covered by the standard manufacturer warranty.

Well, for one thing, a lot of journalists are innumerate and a lot don't know much about history.

For one thing they must be involved in things like imitation and emulation.

For one thing, the flow of new demand for housing seems sure.

For one thing, urgent measures are required to resolve problems involving state-owned enterprises.

the game was unorthodox in the yankees ' eyes for other reasons - - their rotation of three first basemen , for one thing.

That ought to mean, for one thing, a more prudent approach to using water.

His plan is undeniably quirky . Its emphasis on natural gas is strange, for one thing: America does not have many natural gas vehicles.

Its use requires a higher degree of literacy, for one thing, and computers cost more than handsets.

I don't want to buy the coat. For one thing, I don't like the colour, and for another, the price is too high.

For one thing, American investors tend to know comparatively little about new Chinese companies.

For one thing, military equipment lacks the huge scale of consumer electronics, which drives down unit costs.

For one thing, though it is heading that way, Iraq is not quite yet in a full-blown civil war.

For one thing, there's a cost associated with the Java-native transition, and the JIT can't optimize across these boundaries.

The answer to this problem involes many factors. For one thing. . . For another. . . . . . Still another .

For one thing, the file log locations might vary depending on your system.

For one thing that anthropology imparts is a healthy respect for the importance of micro-level incentives and political structures.

For one thing, the Deputy Secretary's role depends importantly on the personalities involved and the Secretary's own style.