Over this period there have been ebbs and flows in the level of activity, often in response to the major issues and challenges of the day. |
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Conversation ebbs and flows, and from time to time, our host's wife floats through in her diaphanous dress and offers us cheese straws. |
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In Rabbit at Rest, it is the Pan Am plane over Lockerbie that is uppermost in Rabbit's mind as his life ebbs away. |
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The Florida totals are absolutely liquid, with the ebbs and flows of majorities, small as they are, changing hourly. |
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Every week there is a new rail scare and each one ebbs away at my confidence in the rail system. |
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The excitement and suspense mounts and ebbs in its very own cyclical fashion, just like the tides. |
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You can imagine the stripy bathing suit, and the lacework surf as it ebbs about her feet, and in the evening high tea and hushed gossip. |
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Yes, when passion ebbs, nurture comes before nature and compassion must overflow. |
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I breathe deeply and slowly, and gradually the sinking feeling ebbs and I lift my head. |
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You have to go to a few shows to fully experience this event that ebbs and flows like water. |
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As the tide ebbs the sea water starts to drain from the river, making visible the runs and likely lies of fish just in from the Atlantic. |
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The surface tension of water is increased, and even the density of air surrounding the Earth ebbs and flows like the tides in the sea. |
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Conversation ebbs and flows, and from time to time, our host's wife floats through and offers us cheese straws. |
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Throw a tour party on a boat or a plane every four years or so, and the talk flows instead of ebbs. |
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Sponsorship is an uncertain source of funding that ebbs and flows depending on the economic climate. |
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It ebbs and flows with the economy in southern California, which over the last couple of years has been very bad. |
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When an employer respects the ebbs and flows of employees lives, and gives them appropriate tools and resources, employees can stay healthy. |
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Resilience is not static, and monitoring would need to be done routinely to capture the ebbs and flows in the basin's status. |
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We need to ensure there is a bit of latitude to deal with the ebbs and flows of the economy. |
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She enjoys fly fishing, tennis and exploring the ebbs and flows of notable American tributaries. |
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What is clearer is that aggregate risk ebbs and flows with the economic cycle, says Mr Crockett. |
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When the high water ebbs and the water in the lagoon and the sea reach the same level, the gates are filled once again with water until they return to their original position. |
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When the tide ebbs, the women rush to the beach to dig for clams. |
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These might contain a couple of feet of water or a mere stream when the tide ebbs, but quickly become deep, surging rivers of seawater when it flows. |
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The tide ebbs and flows, the winds and rains wear them away. |
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His functional strength ebbs and flows with his opinion poll ratings. |
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We will worry about the ebbs and flows of the world economy when we run it. |
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There could be ebbs and flows depending upon the tax ratio and the price of gasoline, all those things. |
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It is important that we respond and that we be sensitive to the ebbs and flows when we consider what is happening nationally. |
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For reasons not clearly understood, solar activity ebbs and flows over a cycle of about 11 years. |
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This type of financing is ideal when there are ebbs and flows in a business' cash flow. |
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We have witnessed Nepal's historic transformation process moving forward with many ebbs and flows since the signing of the peace agreement. |
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The currency will experience periods of volatility as Chinese demand ebbs and flows. |
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Over the past 40 years resource communities have gone through the ebbs and flows of peaks and valleys. |
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Inflation is expected to remain on a moderate path in the medium term as the energy price shock ebbs away. |
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Regardless of learner motivation, regular attendance of literacy programmes ebbs without constant public support. |
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The company is cutting jobs and closing plants to save money as demand ebbs for its china dinner services, glassware and crystal because consumers are spending less. |
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That would reduce the risk of fire sales and credit crunches in the downturn, and might also moderate financial ebbs and flows by restraining risk-taking during the boom. |
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Like the crowds at Nanjing's memorial hall, the volume of such content ebbs and flows, according to tide tables set by the commissars who control Chinese media. |
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While these demands have been growing continuously across all construction for a decade, there have been distinct ebbs and flows across sectors and regions. |
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When the economy ebbs and flows, we are especially fortunate to have a multi-service Port that is connected to a wide range of customers and markets. |
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That's why researchers continue to study the tides with a network of gauges to chart their ebbs and flows. That's why they track every storm with a system of weather buoys out in the Atlantic. |
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Its immense shale-gas potential might make it even less willing to pay up, inclining it to depend less on pipeline gas and to take the risk that it can smooth out ebbs and flows through spot markets. |
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Nevertheless, unlike 2007, economic growth should start off slowly and accelerate moderately in the second semester as the U. S. consumer slowdown ebbs and financial market stress dissipates. |
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We must realise that we are caught up in a process that ebbs and flows. |
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The timing of the use of these swaps, as indicated by the ebbs and flows of transactions made under this program and shown in Table 3, is determined by market conditions. |
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The point is that acceptable morality ebbs and flows into one pseudopod after another as society's consensus adopts new attitudes. |
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Capturing the ebbs and flows of a peace process needs to go beyond benchmarking, and strategic guidance from the Security Council needs to be based on as comprehensive a picture as possible. |
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Unfortunately, the budget bill the government put forward was one that simply ebbs and flows with the political change of tides that takes place in our country. |
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These are formed of places all over the organ where metabolic activity ebbs and flows synchronously, even when the person in the scanner has been told to lie still and not to think about any particular task. |
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Turbulent water that ebbs and flows over the intertidal rocks is rich in oxygen, carbon dioxide, dissolved nutrients, and organic debris, providing abundantly for their needs. |
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With customised physics effects, developers can design trees that bend in the wind, water that ebbs and flows naturally, and include objects in the environment that dramatically impact the gaming experience. |
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Group size ebbs and flows as unsuccessful males retreat and others arrive. |
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