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• However, even with course improvements, we might have achieved success in teaching a technique that is too cumbersome to use during clinical care.
• Kevin Williamson, high off his continuing success writing teen films ( Scream ) and television ( Dawson's Creek ), tries his hand at directing.
• There is a large pool of volunteers offering manpower, but even with such enthusiastic local support, a substantial budget is going to be needed to ensure success.
• We also believe in saying thank you and celebrating successes.
• But wealth is one of the things we strive for, so it makes sense to ask how we measure success in that dimension.
• To be sure, some official language programs have enjoyed success.
• "Most of the students enrolled in this programme have not experienced success at school before and can now hold their heads up high."
• Also, the way that value is assigned to outcomes to determine success or failure is not discussed.
• Its unique biodiversity coupled with proven success in the bio-medical industry and strong links between commerce and educational institutions provide the perfect environment for cost effective product research and testing.
• This includes a high level of comfort with United Future claiming success in marginal changes to government policy.
• Variations in the productivity of the marine environment can seriously affect breeding success and adult survival in some "poor" years.
• We see the apprentice writer trying to transform his raw autobiography into art, with varying success.
• Bill Clinton, perhaps alone, has the skills needed to provide success, it said.
• With support from people like you, they can overcome their barriers and earn success and the self-sufficiency that comes with it.
• Bush is so much better in person than he is behind a microphone that people who've experienced him only through television must be baffled by his endorsements and fund-raising success.
• The group's report, entitled Success through Diversity was presented to Hon Margaret Wilson and Hon Leila Harre at the end of May.
• The Detroit Free Press wrote before the unfortunate verdict, which spelled success for Faller: "This case could have far-reaching implications in the field of child abuse interviews and investigations.
• Sales drive success but many business owners and their staff miss out on valuable opportunities to successfully sell.
• Those feminists who emphasize success within the world as we know it tend to encourage women to purge their speech of tag endings and to retrain themselves to speak in what is perceived as a more masculine, more assertive way.
• Sir Richard Hadlee - Bank of New Zealand Ambassador Sharing the secrets of his enduring success with Bank of New Zealand and the community since 1990  645577
• Hatching success was greater in cultivated sites than pasture sites, but fledging success was similar at both sites.
• As Eye TV run home to bolt a meal before that evening's gig, Luke's last words seem to sum up Eye TV's self-fulfilling successes: "I love it here, but for growth and opportunities to play, anywhere in Europe, or outside New Zealand is the place to be.
• Your positive self image generates success and happiness.
• Even if some of your exam results don't turn out to be glowing successes, you still have the opportunity to learn from your experience.
• In particular, the notion that the proportion of ST fibers might be a factor governing success in endurance events was proposed (Gollnick et al.
• Join our staff of seasoned professionals and share in the growing success of our increasingly global company.
• Here an old dog is useful to help out and guarantee success.
• However, its increasing success in Las Vegas augurs well, although in part growth there will be needed to offset a slowdown in gaming machine sales in Australasia.
• The plants used to influence success in hunting are presented below in Tables 1and 2.
• It interrupts success!
• The following presentation will introduce you to the six steps to intranet success (just refresh the page to view again): 31200
• Some countries have had limited success with diverting lava flows by cooling them with seawater in an attempt to protect people and property.
• She linked success in that "new economy" to creativity and said the arts must be at the "very centre" of the school curriculum.
• Women Don't Lie - Men Don't Listen Success Coach - Doc Love ________________________________________________________________________ Dear Doc Love, I can't begin to thank you for your advice.
• The estimates of misfirings like this run as high as fifteen percent by those who fire flintlocks these days, when the expression signifies an intense but short-lived success or a person who fails to live up to his or her early promise.
• You manifest success, success, success.
• He finds that the added value can be described and measured both in social and economic terms and argues that economic investment in development must be paralleled by social investment to maximise success.
• Design of robust primers to maximize success with unsequenced isolates ( i.e .
• We noted success for Mauriceville shepherd David Buick, 18, at the New Zealand junior shearing championships in Te Kuiti.
• The good faith provisions will not in themselves drive up wages in sectors where there is no excess supply of labour - particularly unskilled labour Bargaining success will be dependant on organising success.
• As a reduction in deaths will not show up until seven to ten years after screening starts, surrogate measures have to be used to predict success.
• Mr Hinchliff said the quota system that was promising success in the deep water fishery could be applied in the inshore.
• The EMA promotes success in business.
• Because of the published success rate of Procera after 10 years in clinical service [ 13 ] , our in vitro results suggest that Denzir copings, sandblasted or not, and cemented with zinc phosphate cement are likely to perform equally well as Procera crowns, at least regarding retention.
• An insite into picking winners is the key to punting success.
• "The night was a raging success and the challenge was to top it the following year!
• The completely FREE way to find old schoolmates, workmates, read success stories and more!
• "His success depends on the extent to which he can assimilate into the political life of the country groups that until now have been opposed to its institutions," it concluded.
• Our success lies in three key areas: Size, Skill and Flexibility.
• Equally important--and I admit this sounds kind of cornball--success required the civic spiritedness of pro- and anti-busing parents alike, who saw their way clear to hammering out compromises.
• The New York Times , which also fronts Iowa, leads instead with a report that patients slighted by HMOs are having greater success bringing their grievances to court.
• His brutality and success led directly to the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890, which was created specifically to dismember the Standard system of interlocking corporations that disallowed genuine competition.
• As an associate artist of the the theatre, it's my privilege to be aware of the great thing happening at the IRT and to encourage you to give generously to see the success continue.
• Currently school success relies almost entirely on having a dynamic principal and a supportive BOT.
• When designing a database system we believe the key to success rests with the following process: 127137
• Its success resulted from the unlikely collusion between Groening, a left-wing populist (and self-described hippie) from the Pacific Northwest, and Rupert Murdoch, a right-wing populist from Australia.
• The problem, says the Journal , is that union success hinges on penetrating the service sector, where jobs are transient and workers scared.
• The differences in the models also suggest that the predictors of success differ by the types of activities the software is intended to perform.
• A major factor in their success appears to have been the effort put into establishing solid communication and community foundations early on in the process.
• Will Breast Success cause me to gain weight?
• And so a comedian's success creates his failure.
• Established teams are now complaining that the expansion teams' success proves they were given too many picks in the college and expansion drafts.
• Anyone watching the society since then cannot fail to be impressed by the string of notable developments and successes achieved by the society under Jim's lead.
• It was pointed out then that including the name Webster in the title would be likely to increase the sales by a measurable amount; but Bennett and Donald, staunchly independent and proud of the successes gained in the name of Random House , would not hear of it.
• Big-name country artists have forsaken the form--not only for filthy lucre, but also because mainstream success helps them "lose the sense of inferiority they've had since Appomattox."
• Despite my lack of skill I caught fish on my first outing and my success increased each day.
• We declare the weekend a great success judging from the enthusiastic response from the crowds whenever we came out.
• If Clinton and Blair seem unaware of where their success leaves "liberalism" in the United States or "socialism" in Britain, it is not because they are hiding something but because they really are unaware.
• How is success measured?
• Sophisticated skeptics point out that Harris' application of Darwin's theories to human professional success overlooks the interaction of genetics and human psychology.
• Tawa's Annual Auction was again a great success raising around $15,000 for the Wellington Free Ambulance and local community projects, $5,000 more than last year!
• The NYT off-lead scares with word that Iran, which wants a germ warfare capability to match Iraq's, has had some success recruiting former Soviet scientists who specialize in this area, by offering monthly salaries of $5,000--more than these Russians can earn in a year.
• We therefore suggest that, assuming the Sutton model of expected expenditure is used, the width of the distribution of percentage differential between expected and actual expenditure may be a valid measurement tool to educational success relating to labs.
• In the past, success seems to have been enhanced by explaining difficult concepts in a variety of media more attune to the Kiribati culture.
• The NYT lead suggests that members of HMOs are beginning to have greater success suing for medical malpractice.
• Kass retorted that science isn't like that: modest success tends to place the bit between our teeth and can often result in advances far exceeding our expectations.
• Enumerating the long list of failed Mars missions--and a few "spectacular successes"--the Times concluded, "It now seems that not everything was fully tested before the mission started.
• Kevin Williamson, high off his continuing success writing teen films ( Scream ) and television ( Dawson's Creek ), tries his hand at directing.
• Its big successes began in 1997 when it won supreme champion at the NZ Cheese Awards with Sainte Maure.
• And while I think that even Hare's best work falls short of greatness, the combination of his seriousness and his success bode well for theater as a form on both sides of the Atlantic.
• Success breeds infinite imitation, and infinite imitation means loads of dreck that garners poor ratings and cancellation.
• But these individual successes can't disguise the very curious reality that we're living in a world that is somehow saturated by the media without actually paying all that much attention to it.
• Other subsistence farmers found themselves competing with cash-crop entrepreneurs (Jews and Arabs) whose successes changed the face of Palestinian agriculture.
• The monitoring of breeding success in blue penguins at Oamaru has shown that the penguins there have a high breeding success compared to sites further north.
• But long-term success demands the use of all elements of national power: diplomacy, intelligence, covert action, law enforcement, economic policy, foreign aid, public diplomacy, and homeland defense.
• And I get satisfaction from thinking that part of his theatrical success derives from the dull voice he inherited from me.
• Last years event was a huge success drawing fans from around the world, this year promises to be bigger and better.
• By attending this event, you will • Find out what constitutes a success driven 'project alliance' 18649
• Its success earned the congratulations of Prime Minister and Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Helen Clark and prompted distributors Buena Vista to plan for a 21-print national release - described by publicist Lynn Smart as "a very big launch".
• Due to continued success effecting increased selling commitments, I now work solely as a selling agent.
• Their success enabled the RHAs to put a large number of new services in place, including many new Maori programmes delivered by Maori, consistent with commitments to the Treaty of Waitangi.
• His blueprint for success encompasses and explains the five critical challenges facing every business.
• The netballers also had success finishing 16th amid stiff competition.
• Then in the '80s, a new wave of nonfiction successes hit the best-seller lists.

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