| You'll enjoy the feeling of gently massaging your baby, but miss out her spine and avoid nut-based oils such as almond oil. |
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| Some people will miss out on tens of thousands of pounds if they don't get a move on. |
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| He said it is very tough on Irish students who need up to 570 points to get medicine and may miss out by just 15 or 20 points. |
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| While this is all good and well there is something that we always miss out on. |
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| Time to head downstairs, but not before I've warned them that if they don't eat their main course, they'll miss out on the treacle tart. |
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| Ward and his video crew, afraid they'd miss out, commandeered an inflatable raft and shoved off downstream. |
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| The main thing that was going through my mind is that most girls miss out on all this kind of stuff. |
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| During the Silver Jubilee, Britain was awash with red, white and blue and York made sure it didn't miss out on the knees-up. |
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| The one opportunity you don't want to miss out on is something unique to the island and truly special. |
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| Some groups will always miss out, and the quotas will by their very nature heighten the unrepresentativeness of those taking part. |
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| The alternative for those who miss out is another year of high school and then reapplication the following year. |
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| If the cards miss out, the players who faded the center bet each receive back their money together with the equivalent amount of the center bet. |
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| Try to avoid the obvious tourist traps as you'll miss out on the ambience and unique characters that more traditional halls have in spades. |
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| If that survey is correct, democrat Wong, who is placed fourth on the group list, may miss out. |
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| Parents cannot afford to miss out on good investment opportunities for their children. |
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| This person, because of his low bid, will miss out on the opportunity to own the car altogether since his rivals will simply outbid him. |
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| You will get the gist of the action, and not miss out on anything, even if you don't know about topsails and foremasts. |
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| It is still a widely held view that vegetarians eat salad and raw carrots, and miss out on vital nutrients contained in meat. |
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| It's good to have such tight ties to your home base, but don't miss out on the tail end of the summer season. |
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| She had thought she was going to miss out on seeing the Duke when he visited her school for a Guy Fawkes Night party. |
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| Others fear they could miss out on tourism and see beautiful scenic towns buried under concrete jungles. |
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| If you do it sooner, you might miss out on some players at other positions who immediately can fill starting roles. |
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| The same group of people would miss out on an extension of the telephone allowance. |
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| Would these children miss out the other flavours of life and savour only curries like Dum Aloo? |
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| Is spending too much time online really bad for you because you miss out on personal interaction? |
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| Worse still, his new wife was a champion Nordic skier, and he didn't want to miss out on the fun. |
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| Scriptwriters insist on depicting reporters as unscrupulous, hard-bitten hacks who'd sooner sell their granny than miss out on a scoop. |
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| It's hard to attract senior nurses to mental health because they miss out on penal rates. |
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| If you take the first fumbling attempt at clarity, and miss out the qualifications and the additions, misrepresenting someone is easy. |
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| This has to be seen in the context of a tour where the company is performing five Handel operas, and one near miss out of five is no bad thing. |
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| It gives you a wee dunt to miss out, but you just have to pick yourself up and go out and play as well as you can. |
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| The friendly, alternative venue provides the perfect place for a doof, so make sure you don't miss out. |
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| Don't miss out on this talk or you're likely to see your club wallow behind the success of others. |
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| Additionally, you will miss out on early payment discounts, which lots of companies now offer. |
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| People miss out on one key thing about when Bill left music to be a jobbing farmer. |
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| So its better to stay invested in the market so as not to miss out on a boom day. |
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| There will be jazz sessions weekly for July and August so don't miss out. |
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| The last annular eclipse in Britain was on April 8, 1921, and if you miss out this time, there will not be another visible one in Scotland for 90 years. |
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| Danny Farthing, who was making his Town comeback, looks likely to miss out with a dead leg, while Nick Richardson and Scott Bonsall are also doubtful. |
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| Therefore, he may miss out on his big pay day, or a year of football. |
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| If you get the chance to demo an Amp Cell don't miss out on it! |
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| Sometimes they completely miss out on the power of a value proposition. |
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| Don't miss out on a meal of roast prime rib of beef au jus and the supreme of fresh Atlantic salmon, dishes sure to please! |
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| I imagine that if you were allowed to stray from the destined path you might miss out on some critical objective points, but I thought it was almost a little too linear. |
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| My dimply bottomed toddler was rapidly turning into a proper person and I worried that if I didn't make the jump now I would miss out on her childhood. |
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| At an individual level, they may miss out on opportunities that may not come around again. |
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| The Ukranian marksman seems reluctant to play with a protective mask, and will in all probability miss out to be replaced again by Jon Dahl Tomasson. |
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| In other words, my philosophy is that you may miss out on one person you think is the one, but hey, there are others out there that may even better. |
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| If we held off and didn't fish for a month, maybe the lobsters would migrate by us and we'd miss out. |
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| They are more likely to be malnourished, to miss out on education and are at increased risk of abuse. |
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| And by no means should you miss out on a nourishing meal in a cosy country inn. |
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| Forex traders should try not to miss out on this impending move and join the new trend at an early stage! |
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| He could just as well not bother to throw this self, but could miss out a beat and simply start with his first pass. |
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| Don't miss out on any of the country's natural wonders and set it into its geopolitical context. |
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| Gold and forex traders would be unwise to miss out on an opportunity to capture profits from this volatile commodity. |
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| If you miss out on the water-cooler gossip, you can become desocialised. |
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| Don't miss out on the opportunity of being showered with compliments after you serve this sumptuous meal to your family and friends. |
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| It has to be passed by the end of the month or a lot of people will miss out. |
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| With the Amica, you no longer have to stand alone in front of the barbecue and thus miss out on all the fun. |
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| Which workers work very long or very short hours and miss out on training opportunities? |
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| As a result they miss out on education, which in turn limits their opportunities for economic and social development. |
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| We have not quite reached this point yet and today, hopefully, if we make a last-ditch effort, we will not miss out on this historic opportunity. |
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| You have to live your life, and weddings, parties and a social life are tremendously important not to miss out on. |
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| Older children and young people don't miss out either, as there will be a Nintendo set for them to try out different games. |
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| Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your knowledge, sharpen your professional skills and return to your organization recharged. |
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| The descriptions of the scenarios and their impacts are short and they may even miss out certain aspects. |
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| The sustainable water disinfecting technology developed by Ecodis is 'hot news'. Something you would hate to miss out on. |
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| Such is the month of April, but be sure not to miss out between those squally showers of rain and sleet if a warmer spell arrives, no matter how brief. |
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| In missing an education, children in Africa do not simply miss out on the opportunity to be literature and numerate. |
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| As such sentiment swept the market, dealers reported a rush by investors to switch out of bonds and into stocks, fearing they could miss out on a major rally by equities. |
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| Whatever the reason, the simplicity and cleanness of a custard offers a base for all sorts of treats that you don't want to miss out on. |
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| The appearance of an air-sea rescue helicopter above the building led to speculation he was not going to miss out on a rare good-news picture opportunity. |
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| Under these legislative proposals, an employer and a pension fund trust that continues to claim tax according to current rules could miss out on refunds and incur major liabilities. |
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| Don't miss out on the aftershave balm and lotion because they add to the depth of the layers without stifling it. |
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| But third musketeer Chris Bosh refused to miss out on the action. |
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| Aside from the fact that predicting peaks and valleys in the market is impossible, the problem is few individual investors ever sell when high because they dont want to miss out on returns should they go even higher. |
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| Forex traders don't want to miss out on a possible opportunity to make fast profits by jumping in on this predictable price movement in one of the world's most exciting and tradable commodities. |
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| Dylan had only had one serious partner before Layla and, partly because he's a queer man, he felt there were important life experiences that he might miss out on. |
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| Mike Hussey has already taken 170 off Worcester and 150 at Derby this year and he was certainly not going to miss out on a Northampton featherbed. |
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| In other words, if you are waiting for good news to appear before you decide to invest, chances are you'll miss out on some of the best days the market offers. |
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| Batsman Nicky Peng and all-rounder Alex Wharf sustained injuries in the same match and will miss out against Essex. |
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| To make sure you don't miss out on the pleasures of two wheels with an electric vehicle, the m-way range includes two motorcycles for letting off steam. |
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| But browned-off Britons are refusing to miss out on the sun and airports have been packed with sunseekers getting away. |
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| The endless possibilities for art work and dramatization too often miss out on the 'real' Francis whose spirit of joy and total trust in God find echoes in the hearts of children. |
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| We can afford to miss out in the global stakes nor can we afford to weaken the solidarity of Europeans in a rush for a rapid move into the IS for some, but not for all. |
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| And just because you're off alcohol doesn't mean you miss out on fun as mocktails have never been so popular. |
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| These brooch-like clip-ons from Memoto, for instance, capture a picture every 30 seconds so that you don't miss out a single moment in your life. |
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| Register soon to make sure you don't miss out on any of the activities. |
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| However, the poorest and most marginalized rural and urban people continue to miss out on the benefits provided by advances in agricultural knowledge, science and technology. |
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| Young children who are fearful and reluctant to engage in new activities are likely to miss out on opportunities experienced by more positive children. |
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| I think he's going to miss out on the opportunity to date her if he doesn't hurry. |
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| Unless donors allocate on the basis of needs rather than just strategic, political or historical factors, children in some countries will continue to miss out on their education. |
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| Don't miss out on this bonus and make sure that you also benefit from the preferential heat pump electricity rates of the energy supply companies. |
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| In the other sections you can also find out all about the historical and cultural information you need to know about the Tower so that you can find out more about it and not miss out on anything once you're there. |
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| But you might miss out on a few basis points of profit margin if you do. |
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| Jelly shoes were originally made for kids so it's only fair that they don't miss out on the trend this time round. |
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| English bubbly is now indisputably world class, but don't miss out on the delights of still English or Welsh table wine, it can be excellent too. |
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| Striker Kevin Haynes returns but cental defenders Mark Cowan and Robbie Horn miss out. |
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| But they have nothing on the male pectoral sandpiper which avoids sleeping for weeks so as not to miss out on any mating opportunities. |
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| Canadian anglophone constitutionalists often miss out on a lot if they do not read French-language scholarship, and this collection is yet another example of that. |
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| Travellers who miss out can book single crossings from pounds 25 for a car and up to five passengers, with return day trips from pounds 25 if booked online. |
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