I hang up on my wildly ecstatic literary agent rather abruptly and retrieve my morning paper from the coffee table before me. |
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In a similar reaction, it can also help to retrieve copper from chalcopyrite and covellite. |
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She would have stooped to retrieve her knives had he not waved his own at her threateningly. |
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He opened the door to allow one person in, and went back with them to help them retrieve their luggage. |
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A query is executed in a computer to retrieve data from a database stored on a data storage device. |
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I position the chains to allow a slight opening, big enough for my hand to slip through and retrieve a small jar of honey. |
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They were playing catch, and each time either would throw the ball, the other would miss and then have to retrieve it. |
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He realizes that the orcs were commanded to retrieve the hobbits and return them unharmed. |
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They prepare to strike without warning as they go undercover to retrieve two missing silver bands. |
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Employees often have so many passwords that they invariably forget them and have to call the help desk to either retrieve or reset them. |
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Blair reached up to the overhead to retrieve his pack, and a twinge of remembered pain clutched his chest. |
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Their job was to check that all explosives had detonated and to retrieve the cameras mounted fore and aft. |
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This created a panic across central Europe, as investors rushed to the banks to retrieve their own investments before these were frozen too. |
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Within ten minutes I had to retrieve my tackle, after a load of rubbish dragged the bait out of the swim. |
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Although not a huge amount of money I got the bank to retrieve it as a point of principle. |
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I'm seeing a therapist who wants me to undergo hypnosis to retrieve memories that I may have repressed. |
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Basically, the clipboard is a temporary storage area where you can save and retrieve data. |
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She bent to retrieve the periwinkle colored ribbon neatly folded on the floor. |
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After brushing my teeth and combing the knots out of my shoulder length hair I went to the wardrobe to retrieve the uniform I was to wear today. |
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He then jogged back to the wall to retrieve the ball and lobbed it to the infield as three runs scored. |
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He accidentally dropped the stick into the fire and plunged his arm into the flames to retrieve it. |
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As a result, the search engine attempts to retrieve an invalid URL and fails to index any of the content served by that script. |
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An experienced copy typist, picking up procedural niceties as they went, could retrieve hours of street time for officers. |
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He carried one of her small cases into the lobby of the building where a porter stepped forward to retrieve it. |
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He reread, as he read, with obsessed intentness, filling flyleaves with pencilled codes that helped him retrieve any beauty, any bathos. |
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The new invention of the space industry became a very effective device to retrieve potency for male patients. |
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He shook his head and ran to the other side of the basketball court outside his building to go retrieve his ball. |
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To retrieve the wounded it was necessary to move forward by foot or crawl under intense fire cover. |
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The animals, seeing that Snow White is in danger, frantically retrieve the Dwarfs from the mines. |
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The context acts as a cue to retrieve the memory of events that occurred in its presence. |
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His men made repeated but ultimately futile attempts to retrieve his body from no-man's land. |
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The judge claimed that he had failed to retrieve the records and proceedings of five cases. |
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I leave the boss and stride purposefully to the colour printer to retrieve my latest set of glossy prints. |
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When Caligari refuses to let Jane retrieve her car the next morning, she tries to call for help, but there's a lock on the telephone dial. |
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Realising her mistake the unfortunate washerwoman employed the services of the porter to retrieve her clothes from the groaning machine. |
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Outlook can decode the encapsulation to retrieve all the properties of the original message. |
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As she bent down awkwardly in a hopeless endeavor to retrieve them, her glasses and purse also disappeared into the watery gunge below. |
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The first move was to clear the hospital building of ad-hoc extensions, and retrieve the original Blacket structure. |
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We present 2 inversion algorithms to retrieve canopy structural parameters from multiangular and multispectral data sets. |
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The following method can now be used to identify a set of anded term clauses designed to retrieve approximately a set number of documents in all. |
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But the tour will be no walkover as the Australians will be seeking to retrieve some prestige. |
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In no time at all the fiddler was able to retrieve what was left of his leg and a great cheer went up from the dancers. |
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Therefore, when Windows accesses this file the next time, it must look in multiple locations on your hard drive to retrieve the individual file. |
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He walked across the frozen reservoir to retrieve his football but the ice gave way, plunging Luke into the water up to his waist. |
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I bet if my legs just happened to fall off, I probably wouldn't even notice, I thought acridly as I scrambled to retrieve my books. |
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This means that they allow the analyst to code text while working at the computer and to retrieve the coded text. |
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I went up to Church Road to retrieve my wife's car but by this time the battery had gone flat due to having the lights having been left on. |
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After forgetting the passphrase, there is no way to retrieve the information. |
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Use a lag-screw system that includes a special key that can sink or retrieve the screw. |
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After being released on bail on Sunday, he was rearrested by FBI agents when he returned to O'Hare to retrieve his checked-in luggage. |
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The underlining served as a memory aid to help students identify and retrieve the essential elements in the problem. |
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He asked to see my ticket, and I crouched down to reach into the top compartment of my knapsack to retrieve it. |
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The great thing about computers is you can retrieve and reassemble, like rejigging the archive and coming up with new works. |
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Equally at home in water or on land, the Newfoundland was large enough to pull in a drowning man or to break the ice to retrieve him. |
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This repository allowed locally connected computers to retrieve updates significantly faster while offering greater package management. |
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Gastric lavage has been found to retrieve less than 30 percent of the toxin when performed one hour after ingestion. |
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The leg rope allows people to fall off surfboards without having to swim to shore to retrieve rock-damaged foam and fibreglass. |
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From there they called for a tow truck and sent it out to retrieve the car. |
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He had to retrieve his friend, and bring him back to Bruth and every one else who cared about him. |
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My companions and I are on a quest to retrieve the artifact and bring it back to the realm, at all costs. |
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There is one canister placed in the center of the map and each team must retrieve the canister and bring it back to their team's base. |
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The old man is too enfeebled to make the journey, and sends his young counterpart on the voyage to retrieve the treasure. |
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Each dog was asked to retrieve a pheasant from the river and all of the 16 completed this task without difficulty. |
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If possible, use all the types of birds the dog may retrieve in the future. |
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A few years ago I attempted to learn how to retrieve fly line into loops held in my hand. |
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Of course the images were still there, and several people on the Internet gave the photographer the information he needed to retrieve them. |
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So creating point-in-time backup copies of critical data is required to be able to retrieve deleted or corrupted information. |
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That means notebook computers could immediately retrieve any images captured at checkout counters or inside stores. |
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Do you have a computer available to retrieve e-mail and implement your online marketing strategy? |
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They can keep more instructions in mind at once and retrieve information from memory more rapidly. |
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On Berg's admission to hospital, there were two unsuccessful attempts to retrieve the situation surgically. |
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Maybe it is my old spinning days, but I just feel comfortable with my dominant hand holding the rod leaving the left hand for the retrieve. |
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The slow retrieve, particularly early season, does bring some very good results. |
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Smokers' medical records should also be indexed so that they are readily identifiable and easy to retrieve. |
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However, the four managed to overpower the man and retrieve the lighter before it lit. |
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When Soviet communism fell, nobody beyond a handful of military and apparat raised a hand to retrieve it. |
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Tour managers will make two-hour round trips to retrieve mislaid mobile phones, and they'll field calls from partners. |
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If one wanted some information about a subject, a staff member could look it up in an index and go retrieve the information. |
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She cast a sad momentary glance around the room then stood up to retrieve her coat. |
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Many episodes of anti-Mexican mob violence involve lynch mobs that broke into jails to retrieve their victims. |
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The pogos drop onto the runway as the aircraft lifts and the ground maintenance crew retrieve them immediately after take-off. |
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The writer of this letter shall be the one to retrieve the mademoiselle from your custody as soon as possible, monsieur. |
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Tamp, guide and retrieve materials in a blasthole only using nonsparking tools. |
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While in Mexico to retrieve an overdue debt, he finds himself embroiled in a tangled web of love, passion and betrayal. |
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By the time we got back I was starved, so tea'd and toasted, then headed out into town to retrieve my car from the multi-story. |
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I was backstop at rounders and had to retrieve the ball from a nearby horses' field. |
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He remembers a list of places from which he is banned and scurries away to retrieve it. |
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Police officers began a fingertip search of the area yesterday in an attempt to retrieve physical evidence. |
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One is the fund selector, which allows you to retrieve the top-performing funds in various classes. |
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They managed to retrieve their son from the melee and, with a struggle, reached the safety of their home. |
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The guy with the stopwatch stopped the timer, and some one went out on a four wheeler to retrieve the targets. |
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Even after he had heard the toll of the bell ring, it took him another full minute to safely retrieve his finger. |
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Then, embarrassed by his own behavior, Orlando begged their forgiveness and hurried to retrieve Adam. |
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The army sent out a force of sixty men to retrieve him but the attempt was blocked and the group was surrounded by the Apaches. |
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I think for a moment of flagging the cab down anyway and having the driver wait while I retrieve money from my hotel room. |
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The valet boys met us eagerly and called for a bellboy to retrieve our luggage. |
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Rebecca went to retrieve the ball, which I had hit hard, with tons of topspin, into her left corner. |
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Computer analysis of the trace is used to retrieve the spectral phase of the input pulse. |
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The shepherd traveled at the rear of his flock, depending on his dog to range ahead, prevent wrong turns, retrieve ewes inclined to straying. |
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When the time came to retrieve the plates, we had to traverse slopes that had more than a meter of new snow. |
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A factory foreman embarks on a dangerous mission to occupied France to retrieve important machinery. |
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The victim managed to retrieve her jacket and ran out the door leaving her sweater, mitts, hat and scarf inside. |
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Despite a hail of bullets he rode out through a withdrawal to retrieve a wounded trumpeter. |
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It was a simple matter to undelete the data files and retrieve their secrets as well. |
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The online service allows customers to retrieve, at the click of a mouse, information that used to take days to collect from multiple sources. |
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I recall an occasion when I had to crawl through the boiler room and school tunnels to retrieve him! |
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That fat, overweight, pompous slug would never be able to get me himself, she thought, without sending one of his henchmen to retrieve me. |
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Plus, when you're on the road, you can use WinFax Pro to retrieve unread faxes from your office computer. |
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Conditions in the mine were so unstable that rescue workers could not enter the shaft to retrieve the bodies for almost 24 hours. |
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Rather than snooping around and trying to retrieve it I thought it would be best to just own up and ask if you've seen it. |
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After realizing how long I had sat soaking in the water, I hoisted myself up out of the tub and walked across the room to retrieve a towel. |
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The upshot is that until a new site has been listed by Google for a month or more, a search may not always retrieve it. |
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After being left in the brig for a few days the captain finally came to retrieve her. |
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Having achieved this, the fishermen then returned to the marker buoy to retrieve the anchor. |
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Congress can always retrieve its formidable vote bank among minorities, Dalits and forward castes by some good planning and homework. |
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I will send another in your place to retrieve his cabin boy and personal attendant. |
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First, we use objdump to retrieve all static variables, for this is where the encryption key and the encrypted shell text are stored. |
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The lab assistants will also show users how to store data and retrieve it from the public disk drive. |
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Their strong friendship was beyond retrieve after the last two years. |
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The stern anchor is easy to bring up but when fishing from a boat with a cabin or cuddy it can be a little difficult to retrieve the front anchor. |
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While the braver souls dodged traffic to retrieve gear, I scrounged pieces of rope from the trunk, joined them with sheet bends, and tied a bowline loop in one end. |
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Our troubled twosome hitch a dog sled to help their newfound friend retrieve his gold, all the while trying to evade a cavalcade of casino crooks. |
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The Google API is destined to change the way that developers retrieve data and it opens a whole new level of data mining that has never been available in the past. |
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The grilled calamari was much better, although our waiter forgot the crucial lemon wedge and had to go elbowing back through the crowd to retrieve it. |
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In order to easily retrieve the cases even from deeper luggage compartments all three models have a depressed handle on the bottom side of the hull. |
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You can retrieve up-to-date technical data any time, like main memory consumption, storage space, disk activity, communication on network interfaces, etc. |
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Long robotic arms reach several stories high to easily store and retrieve products with speed and accuracy, no matter how large or complex the inventory. |
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Taking a few of his men and volunteers and horses from another camp that had not been sacked, he anticipated the Indians' line of march and did retrieve a few animals. |
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Nonetheless, when text is read, the absence of a vowel is a cue to retrieve the semantic context so as to disambiguate opaque words that are ambiguous. |
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The goal is to rapidly retrieve relevant information by applying Boolean logic to keywords and searching databases optimized for textual storage and retrieval. |
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Indeed, a healing touch is required to retrieve the alienated Kashmiris. |
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I fished it with such a slow retrieve that the fly was virtually static. |
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Always vary your retrieve, just as though you were spinning. |
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Walter returns to the house to retrieve the vile of ricin he hid there in the previous finale. |
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The Zapotecs of Mexico believed that the owl was associated with death, in that it gives notice when a man dies before flying off to retrieve his soul. |
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Also, when I tried to retrieve my bag stored above the passengers seat, I was helped by a gentleman not by a steward or stewardess who just stood staring. |
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Various strategies are devised to arrest or fragment its ongoingness, and to retrieve or redeem moments that seem to stand outside time or otherwise defy it. |
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When she went to retrieve it, it was not the same coat she had checked in. |
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After weeks of training, the first mission set out to retrieve Kent Brantly, an American doctor. |
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He was waiting to retrieve one of his garden service's lawnmowers, locked in a friend's garage, and said he'd walk with me because he had something huge to tell me. |
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He either used a weapon that did not eject shell casings or he had the presence of mind to retrieve them before speeding away. |
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The General Manager attempted to retrieve it and rush it to the hospital. |
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Once you get the dog alongside, the handle will help you either retrieve the animal or lead it around to an area where it can reboard the boat on its own. |
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Nor did her husband's ham-handed collaboration, in the crass style of a dad dancing at the school disco, do anything to retrieve the dignity of the situation. |
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A heavy trowel is used to retrieve a mass of your chosen kind of ice cream from its tub and put it in the cardboard container. |
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Two-feldspar thermometry fails to retrieve peak temperatures from these rocks owing to late stage unmixing reducing the albite content of orthoclase. |
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Competent readers are able to recognize and directly retrieve words from an orthographic lexicon consisting of a large number of memory representations of word spellings. |
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I would be the first to agree that these liberals have a right to try and retrieve their relatively accurate, highly tarnished satanic and subhuman image. |
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Once Gollum drags off his catch, bilbo hurries to retrieve the ring, putting it in his pocket for safe keeping. |
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I recently witnessed a situation where a cable retrieve had just finished and a slight cable overrun had occurred, leaving a single strand over the side of the drum. |
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When forward paddling, slice your paddle into the water in front of you and pull it toward your hip like you're trying to retrieve a leaf on the surface. |
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In Rome, because we were switching airlines, my fellow passengers and I had to retrieve our luggage and pass through security before rechecking it. |
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The cop reholsters his gun, and it seems to have ended with no further bloodshed as he moves to retrieve the knife. |
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But venture capitalists are unwilling to invest in unlisted companies since they cannot retrieve their profits due to the inconvertibility of the yuan. |
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Questioning his parentage vocally I went after him, crawled on my belly under the futon, and strained my arm out to retrieve the little plastic bag. |
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He is powerfully built, but lithe and well balanced, with a light footed, smooth and graceful gait, has a keen sense of smell and is well able to point, set and retrieve. |
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I was reminded of the part in A Bridge Too Far when the only supply drop the encircled Allied troops actually manage to retrieve contains nothing but burgundy berets. |
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Using a database ensures that we can store and retrieve data needed by our web application without having to create our own persistent storage layer. |
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When I went to retrieve them ten days later my pencil case was missing. |
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Every few minutes, she bends to retrieve shards of dirt-smeared glass and broken bricks and tiles which she tosses into a wheelbarrow to be carted away. |
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I then proceeded carefully to count out the entire 14 pounds 78 pence in coin, rummaging in the depths of my coin-purse to retrieve the whole sum. |
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I intend to unmask this thing and discover more about what it is I will find, and give aid to what knowledge I can decipher when I retrieve the Tome. |
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Hermeneutically, the contemporary goal is to peel away layers of interpretive enculturation to retrieve and reappropriate the original experience. |
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As I scurried to retrieve my smalls, the whirr of a dozen camera motor drives signalled that the whole unhappy episode was being captured on film. |
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An elderly man who pitched up in a hospital emergency room with complete amnesia agreed to undergo conscious sedation to try to retrieve his memory. |
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Our conjecture is that, in general, contextual information requires more attentional resources and intentional processing to encode and to retrieve than does item information. |
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All tow and retrieve cars needs to have a fire extinguisher. |
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He assembled the team, which included forsyth and the Raines, and devised a plan to break in and retrieve them. |
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The database makes it easy and safe for us to store and retrieve information, and the Mason components make it easy for us to create dynamic output for the end user. |
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When gunshots burst out, she ran to retrieve her child from school and returned to her house just as a bomb hit next door. |
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He didn't want to bother trying to remember it, trying to sift through the last few sane portions of his mind and his memories to retrieve the name and the life it had led. |
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The search engines are virtual librarians who take your order and retrieve documents from the stacks in less time than it takes your browser to load the next page. |
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If you start the retrieve with the tip of the rod high above the water, you will create a big belly of slack that absorbs every movement of your line hand. |
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This is primarily for advertising purposes and some adbots will also retrieve and display ads on your system based on the information that they have sent out. |
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I had to retrieve the tin from a special compacter before it was crushed, an exercise in timing. |
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When eating fish, they will dive up to several feet deep to retrieve their prey. |
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She quickly called for a nurse, who summoned other staff members to retrieve the facility's crash cart and call an ambulance. |
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In the Single-Click system, all the required reports retrieve the information from the record-keeping database. |
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He added that any attempt to retrieve wreckage would require extensive 3D mapping, possibly by ships with multibeam echo sounders. |
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Now it's up to her to figure out how to break the curse of the teind and retrieve the children from the land of Faerie. |
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Special arrangements are in place for readers wishing to retrieve large groups of files. |
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When 1985 Jennifer is found passed out in an alleyway, the police officers scan her thumbprint to retrieve her personal information and address. |
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This becomes a Pavlovian conditioning process, in which he first learns to associate that word with leaving to retrieve. |
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Perez then bobbles the suddenly slick horsehide, and frantically scampers a few more feet along the warning track to retrieve it. |
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Jaxcent can be used to automatically retrieve the error message text and close the message boxes, so the automated testing can continue. |
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It was a tough but definitely makable retrieve, only Dyna had the nose of a turkey. |
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Before leaving, he remembered the unfinished manuscript for Our Mutual Friend, and he returned to his carriage to retrieve it. |
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Mistaking her for his maidservant, Mary Ann, he orders Alice to go into the house and retrieve them, but once she gets inside she starts growing. |
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In the 21st century, there has been increasing use of the Internet to gather and retrieve data. |
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As each generation becomes more in tune with the Internet, their desire to retrieve information as quickly and easily as possible has increased. |
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Ball boys and girls may be employed to retrieve balls, pass them to the players, and hand players their towels. |
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From this position, the player can quickly access any part of the court to retrieve the opponent's next shot with a minimum of movement. |
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As players become more skilled and, in particular, better able to retrieve shots, points often become a war of attrition. |
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It was not unusual to misdeliver mail and to go back and try to retrieve it. |
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Scientists in gas masks and protective gear visited various points in pinnaces to collect samples and retrieve recordings. |
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Both certificates retrieve their information from the Civil Registration System. |
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Divers are permitted to enter the wrecks, but not to retrieve artefacts located within 100 metres of any wreck. |
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In north Wales, attempts were made by many English landowners to retrieve the situation. |
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In a further attempt to retrieve the ball Lewis only succeeded in knocking the ball with his elbow into his own net. |
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The squirrels have very accurate spatial memory for the locations of these caches, and use distant and nearby landmarks to retrieve them. |
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This helps dispersal of the seeds as any that the agouti fails to retrieve are distant from the parent tree when they germinate. |
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During the winter, they may take their bedding outside on sunny mornings and retrieve it later in the day. |
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Generally they are shot by hunters employing gun dogs to help find, flush, and retrieve shot birds. |
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This is a pointed weight attached at its blunt end to a length of rope or chain, which can be used to throw and retrieve it. |
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To illustrate how this would work in practice, consider a field designed to store and retrieve a pickled copy of any arbitrary Python object. |
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Afterwards, Alexander travelled to Ecbatana to retrieve the bulk of the Persian treasure. |
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McGregor's garden and they retrieve the clothes Peter lost in The Tale of Peter Rabbit. |
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He worried about his taxes and that he would never return to Cuba to retrieve the manuscripts he had left there in a bank vault. |
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We subqueried the customer data to retrieve only customers based in Europe. |
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There was only one thing to be done, return to the hotel, retrieve his money, and try to forget the weight of the world and its cares in lunch. |
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Rising to retrieve it, I offer her what meager reassurance I can muster. |
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Between deer hunts, we'd dropped plenty of Hungarian partridge and sharptail grouse for Rocky, my yellow Lab, to retrieve. |
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These cables have disconnect plugs at intervals up to 25 feet, so that one can retrieve an item without unstringing the whole cable. |
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Over limits, littering, wanton waste of game, not making a reasonable effort to retrieve your birds, trespassing and a current license and tags. |
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Both programs let you add, edit, and retrieve bookmarks from nearly any browser using either keyboard shortcuts or a bookmarklet. |
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And on top of that, it's just a conspiracy facturd that she went onto the trunk to retrieve a piece of brain matter. |
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Animals that have perception of time will be able to retrieve memories of their past observations. |
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Conventional vertical wells would be unable to economically retrieve these hydrocarbons. |
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Although Skylon is designed to only launch and retrieve satellites, and that is also unmanned, Reaction Engines Ltd. |
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After the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, they arrived immediately at some of the worst disaster sites to help retrieve and bury the dead. |
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Enterprise launched an HH-60H Seahawk to retrieve the victim. |
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They wanted his electrical and mechanical expertise in designing a system that could drill and retrieve a core sample and hand it off to another device for analysis. |
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Should the customer find it necessary to modify the part after the first casting has been made, the machine shop can retrieve and redesign the pattern. |
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Morcellation with the Piranha morcellator was the most efficient and safe way to retrieve tissue following transurethral enucleation of prostate adenoma during BPH treatment. |
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This data movement is transparent to the user, who can quickly retrieve files whether they reside on a backup storage medium or an online network. |
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In encryption, theoretically only the user or program authorized to retrieve the data knows how to unshuffle the ciphertext and compile the data in its original sequence. |
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After perplexed librarians could not retrieve some titles, the initial stopword list was pruned to match the minimal list used for LC's main catalog. |
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City's Luke Bottomer then got himself sent off with a straight red card for kicking out at the goal scorer as he went to retrieve the ball from the back of the net. |
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The company also asked its wholesalers to retrieve the returnables filled on the same line the day before and the day after, so that the beer could be tested. |
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A popper would glug, glug, glug as it pushed water out of its path on the retrieve and then erupt in a splash of teeth and gill rakers flaring like a bad monster movie. |
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On 10 June 1421, Henry sailed back to France to retrieve the situation. |
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By utilizing a wiki to store the data, workers can perform a search to retrieve the most current and up-to-date information vital to getting their jobs done. |
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To retrieve MPEG-7 descriptions, the use of XML standard query languages like XQuery are not flexible and do not allow inference of implicit information. |
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Achilles is urged to help retrieve Patroclus' body but has no armour. |
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Subsequently, another of Leif's brothers, Thorstein, sailed to the New World to retrieve his dead brother's body, but he died before leaving Greenland. |
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After hosting a family party at his new home, he returned to the wasteland behind Manchester's Southern Cemetery, where he had left the body, to retrieve the note. |
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He invited Tolkien over to Malvern to retrieve the manuscript and stay for a few days of hobbitish picnicking, pubbing, and gardening before Michaelmas term. |
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The project will retrieve samples of water and sendiments from Lake Ellsworth that may have been isolated from the rest of the world for a million years. |
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Play then starts with a drop kick, with the players chasing the ball into the opposition's territory, and the other side trying to retrieve the ball and advance it. |
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Some tried to retrieve him, but the majority of the cavalry fled. |
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The battle to retrieve an overmedicated America is heating up. |
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According to Pigafetta, after Magellan's death on April 27, 1521, at the Battle of Mactan, remnants of the fleet tried to retrieve Magellan's body without success. |
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In September 2011, TNA's museum began using QRpedia codes, which can be scanned by smartphone users in order to retrieve information about exhibits from Wikipedia. |
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In the first game of the fourth set Murray dashed forward to retrieve a drop volley only for Berdych to hit him at the net with a Lendl-style return. |
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When a change message is received by a client application, it uses the LOID to directly retrieve the object off the Versant server and pull it into local memory. |
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My son was able to squeeze in the tight crawl space to retrieve the cat. |
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It is understood that Dr Burnie was attempting to retrieve a lobster pot. |
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