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1. Later in the week, Bahkmar was able to share a voyage with an astrophysicist/soldier friend named Enrico Hasheem who's mission was to attach the navigation motors to the asteroid
2. By virtue of the addition of a new hub, borrowed from his place of work, Danny could attach his laptop to his domestic network in any one of the bedrooms, in the kitchen and even in the downstairs lavatory
3. I don’t have time to go into the science of this right now, I'll attach notes you can read at your leisure
4. There's a three volume report on the whole dust-up, I'll attach a copy of that too
5. Once in the hall he began to attach the large buckle to his belt when a piece of paper slipped to the floor
6. The more you attach to things,
7. When you attach regularly to non-‐truth, you wil eventual y have negative
8. I can't attach the child to anyone else in the community because I don't date
9. I would attach hydrolytic sheers to one backhoe and the other a grappling claw to hold the piece being cut
10. It was very easy to attach the little metal things to the underneath of the poker table with screws
11. She sat down at the dressing table so that Gwen could attach the matching hat and veil to the top of her hair; part of which was a wig
12. It was an odd moniker to attach to a serial killer as he was neither a gentleman, nor did he in fact, ever kill gentlemen
13. attach emotion to the goal, it eludes you
14. Attach your emotion to helping others,
15. thing, other similar thinks attach themselves to the
16. Of course, we mostly attach ourselves so strongly to the way we want things to be that we cannot see things as they are
17. They tied them across the poles as before but this time there was nothing to attach them to
18. “Only two ways I can see,” replied Chris, “First is we attach two ropes to her and, supporting her from both sides, we haul her across
19. Roidon had until now relied on nanobots to make the refinements, but someone needed to attach a tertiary extraction pipe, and now there was no question of simply switching the device off
20. How were they going to escape? Where the soldiers going to attach Illeander? From what the General had said it would seem so, but why? Perhaps they were going to help the wizards at Illeander? Nothing made any sense
21. I am afraid we civilised beings are not always considerate in dealing with the belief of these heathen, and hardly realise what importance they attach to their god-worship
22. The Secretary of War suggests that if the navy will not undertake to break through, take a transport, cover the pilot-house in most exposed points with baled hay, attach an anchor to a towline, and if possible grapple the torpedo cables, and call for volunteers from the army to run into the harbour, thus making a way for the navy
23. Attach 12 chocolate pieces, then roll in chopped peanuts
24. There were several tiny chains that would easily attach a fresh nose ring to the big iron ring that centers the slave star
25. Obviously if the money is in Europe it is much easier to attach and freeze it
26. They have a role to play to attach goods where needed during the squeeze process
27. If you enjoyed this ebook would you tell others about it? You may attach
28. “LP, run and attach the winch to the jail bars
29. The earliest sense, that it was something like a predator, was soon supplanted in Man’s long search for a likeness to attach to this surreality
30. To what use can our breath attach the dawn?
31. The argument here is that Jesus did not attach any importance to the dead; therefore the method of disposal is of no importance
32. Again, I don’t attach any significant value to the said age, but again let’s just accept that these bones were very old
33. One is to demonise cremation by using some of the verses linking God’s judgements to “fire”, (which we have quoted in this book), to attach a negative, possibly sinful connotation to cremation and of course the second would be, in order to save the planet and the climate, liquefying the dead as opposed to cremation would be endorsed as the Christians high moral ground
34. That need to attach yourself as His bond-
35. pictures of people, the best bet is to attach a telephoto lens to your camera
36. She walked along deep in thought, collecting a stray bloom now and then and returning it to the water with a prayer, hoping her prayer would attach to that of the original person
37. They attach to the soul when incarnated
38. combine harmony with a strong message, we have the ability to attach emotion to
39. have the ego attach when incarnated
40. If we take away some of the positive, the remaining negative instantly finds something positive to attach to
41. And you can then reliably attach that feeling to the situation, so that in future you 'automatically' go
42. Remember to attach pictures of your
43. of equality to keep the citizens incessantly exercised-to attach them to their country, by making them love its ceremonies, its games, its amusements
44. Then attach the tapered end of the shower
45. hose to the new spray head and attach the
46. out, and then attach it to something I could consciously
47. My lips where still attach to hers the whole time then moving to nipple on her earlobe softly
48. He has a machine with electronic sensors that attach to the front of your forehead
49. Once again, I had to attach a torpedo holding it to the rail with my head, which could be squashed like a pumpkin by the on-rushing juggernaut
50. deploys a smal audio chip that can attach itself silently to
1. As Nancy looked closely at Bread Crumbs, she noticed that there was a small speaker attached to the collar around her neck
2. There is nothing wrong in having them but what is wrong is getting too possessive about them or getting attached to them
3. Avoid plant boxes attached to the house unless it’s off the ground
4. carrying his clipboard with attached files and documents
5. Lucy was particularly attached to the
6. attached to your shoulders
7. - She attached the best rendering of the wagon that was headed across the sand toward the shuttlecraft's old resting site
8. I’ve become very attached to this place and would hate to have to leave, especially if it was through my own incompetence
9. From the four places on her torso where the artificial, machine limbs would have attached had they been represented, what looked like endless colored veins extended out from the neural interface ports, representing the connections between the breaching ship’s systems and the neural processors set in Chief Horcheese’s torso
10. The places on her torso where the artificial limbs attached were pink ovals, lumpy with contracted fibers and at the center of it all was the titanium bone and the expected set of ports for the neural interface processors that did the fantastically complicated and nuanced task of translating between machine language and the language of the human neurological system
11. It detected the output of a data feed that Brazilian intelligence had secretly attached to all outgoing starships
12. Hair - long, tangled, dark, hardly showing the dried blood staining it - wafted across the nearside rail, one moment draping the black-grey smoothness with deep brown tendrils, the next flying back whence it came, its roots firmly attached to the scalp that engendered it
13. The only crew remaining alive were those who'd found a corner to strap themselves in where they couldn't be taken overboard or battered with hunks of rigging still attached to the hull
14. The children had got attached to the family
15. ‘No, and it is lovely seeing how attached he’s becoming to the estate … every day there’s some new aspect that he’s learning about and the villagers are starting to respond to his enthusiasm … I saw Dering with his sheep yesterday, he was full of how much he liked the new master … how like the family he was and all that
16. I am proposing to use this to set up and fund a teaching facility attached to the Entertainers Guild that you are forming
17. The students are very attached to them
18. At the water's edge I found tiny bits of waving, organic fluff clinging to the pebbles just where the bubbles melt away; curious purple pieces of seaweed no bigger than a crumb lying on the beach and spiky bits of crab shell attached to the occasional limb
19. There came a roar of panic and dread as everyone rushed toward to the bow where it became obvious the hawsers were still firmly attached to the bollards on the jetty
20. No blame was attached by anyone
21. Attached to the messenger’s leg is a tube – trying not to drop the bird, I detach it and hand it to Berndt, while I tentatively stroke the creature
22. Thom had attached captions to the labels on the impactors and Heymon was scrolling thru them
23. Stood there was a little old man, all stooped and grey, with a sour looking fox terrier attached to his wrist by means of a length of packaging string
24. It’s obvious that he is very attached to his father
25. ‘Not as badly as I thought I would, but I’ve never been here with David so there are no memories attached to the house
26. ‘Jo, how are you going to cope with moving house? I know how attached you are to this place
27. • Leader: The leader is attached to the end of fly line since the fly line is too thick to hold flies
28. • Spinners: A spinner is a small oval-shaped blade that is attached to the end of a lure
29. It is attached to the end of the leader so that the leader’s end taper is preserved
30. ‘Isn’t there anything that you’re sentimentally attached to, Abi? Something which you had as a small child?’ I asked, concerned that the child was being too pragmatic, but she shakes her head
31. Thom attached his gear with a DNA, a Diagnostic Network Adapter, and one of the functions in that device is a remap block
32. keeping him attached to the traumas of the past, he
33. He turned his gaze down and played with the heart rate monitor wire attached on his
34. The nurse agreed and took off the drips and monitor cords attached to
35. the emotions that are attached to these events
36. about the orders attached to the wheel
37. sour looking fox terrier attached to his wrist by means of a length
38. “Let me see the tags attached to this,” Thom said, pulling up the wrapper file
39. ephemeral wings of magic attached to their backs
40. He had heard the motorcycle starting in the distance, but he attached no importance until he went to move the garbage can to the curb for pickup
41. Five of my friends have them, (yes, I do have some friends) and will mail the pre-addressed envelopes with the attached exposition, if anything nasty happens to me
42. When I discovered it, I attached myself to it and eventually stopped in America, where I have been for the remainder of the time
43. Attached to the keel pocket they fitted a mast step and installed the necessary hardware around the gunwales to secure the intended mast
44. attached to the tower, for stability and ease of use in windy weather
45. training, attached to a mentor who it seemed would act much like the
46. The rest of the body attached to the head appears, followed immediately by another body, of medium height and build, heading for that middle aged paunch induced by a liking for pubs and real ales
47. And after that, why did she have to get attached to him all over again once they got here? Why did a simple peasant have to look so manly at the controls of that needleboat on that stupid ride? Why couldn’t Tdeshi’s hormones let her be unmoved by the line of his jaw, the ruffle of his hair in the breeze as they cruised the canals all the way to the north end of the burbs and back?
48. Large round timbers were sunk in the ground around a covered hole, and heavy boards attached to the house, boxed in the space above the ground, nearly as tall as himself
49. When Harry had gotten two courses of the planking attached, George was hanging joists for rafters and pinning them at the roof's eave and the tops of the newly erected walls
50. Tom, along with Ifor and some of the others, would be attached to the
1. There are many hose end sprayers that you can use that attaches to the hose
2. He attaches self-adhesive electrodes to Leona's chest wall, one at the base and one at the apex of her heart, powers up the on board defibrillator and runs an analysis of her condition
3. thought attaches onto others
4. The smoke emitted from the burning attaches itself to the negative energy and moves it to another space
5. Foreign attaches were amazed to find officers faring the same as their men
6. The smoke attaches itself to negative energy
7. He then attaches a wire to the electrode and switches on the heart monitor
8. It extracts the mutations of the Enma it attaches to, and if I will it, takes their life
9. The legs of the injured are not equal, so also is the parable in the mouth of fools; like he who attaches the stone inside the
10. attaches to the main house
11. They imagine that particles peel off momentum, and that the momentum moves from one particle and attaches
12. I was happy having no strings attaches relationships with women; I was content living my happy bachelor life alone
13. Then on the other hand when anger attaches itself to a man in regard to any matter and he is embittered then grief enters into the heart of the man who was irritated and he is grieved at the deed which he did and repents that he has wrought a wicked deed
14. Barnacle: small marine animal that attaches to the sides and bottoms of hulls and piers
15. of the promises my Lord Jesus attaches to
16. 10 Reality of material existence attaches to unrecognized energy as well as to visible matter
17. below the wing and reach out and grab the strut, the piece that attaches the
18. He caused them to recall what Jesus had taught them on former occasions, and before Jesus resumed speaking, Andrew arose, saying: "I am persuaded that Thomas is right, and I would like to have him tell us what meaning he attaches to the parable of the sower
19. 5 A new significance attaches to all of Jesus' teachings from this point on
20. As an example there might be mental energy that operates within the mental field and when this energy attaches, it feeds from a person’s mental thoughts
21. you a copy of the official police report that incorporates or attaches your ID
22. The unit produces a small, but very strong local field of gravity which attaches it to the object you wish to move, so they won't become separated
23. The mecha attaches the cockpit as its head
24. He sets the slack and attaches the other
25. realised that an immense respect attaches to a position of leadership
26. You loose hope, you loose everything because hope attaches to future
27. For example, if one desires to become a medical doctor, one attaches their Hope to that desire by affirming every day that they will become a doctor
28. He grabs the piece for his forearm and attaches it best he can, without the anchor of the upper section
29. Junk activities produce pleasure which attaches itself to our need for connectedness, thus creating a sense of kinnectedness, but it does not create deeper, more profound intimacy or produce the vulnerability that flesh to flesh revelation does
30. Neural binding attaches positive and negative reactions to images and ideas orbiting these attractors, thus making the latter triggers and the former conditionals
31. human by looking at the base of the skull where it attaches to
32. attaches itself to a much larger female
33. He attaches both the card and the picture to his locker
34. In this passage no particularsignificance attaches to the names mentioned other than that theirhostility to Olivares was the cause of their removal
35. and a parasite stage when it attaches to the fish
36. a small clip with a suction cup that attaches to the aquarium glass that allows you to
37. "Indeed?" said the vicar, with all the interest that attaches to any unusual phenomenon, and a German in Symford was of all phenomena the most unusual
38. that there are plenty more where these came from, he attaches himself to the little
39. Epididymis is a tiny tube which attaches to the testicle
40. The Standing and Irish are a short strap that attaches to the reins on either end with rings
41. ) In respect to the Greek text, there is absolutely no various reading of any account in the most ancient manuscripts; but it must always be remembered that the nearly uniform testimony of antiquity is that the original of Matthew’s gospel was in Hebrew, and that it is uncertain how much of authority attaches to any particular expression in the Greek translation
42. Thoughtfully he attaches his bag with rope to one shoulder and a bow to the other
43. But I will tell thee why with good reason dishonour attaches to the husband of the unchaste wife, though he know not that she is so, nor be to blame, nor have done anything, or given any provocation to make her so; and be not weary with listening to me, for it will be for thy good
44. The mystery of human motivation looms as a big, central question, I said, particularly when so much consequence attaches to what he did
45. Generally speaking, there are two types, one that attaches to the barrel of the weapon and another that’s integrated with the barrel itself
46. It attaches only to the main body of the rifle
47. The launcher comes in two varieties, one that attaches under your rifle and another that is a stand-alone weapon
48. “It attaches to the rover’s airlock
49. The launcher comes in two varieties, one that attaches under your rifle and another that is a stand-alone weapon
50. ‘It would be interesting to ask him what meaning he attaches to that,’ thought Anna, looking angrily at him
1. I’m also attaching an intermediate compilation of a fabrication file
2. Negativity appears in life solely because of believing, attaching, resisting
3. Holding on, or attaching, gives us a false
4. bad as attaching to negatives; they both clog up the system
5. However, the act of attaching to a partner is real y a very
6. its presence without attaching to it (detached observation), you allow
7. His father put a hammer in his hand and set him to pounding nails, attaching long flat planks to larger pieces of lumber
8. Uncle Frank, kidded with her about attaching the machine up to her, and you blow up
9. After he was securely up on the ledge, he pulled one of the ropes out of his pocket and set about attaching one end of it to the rock
10. That would be a frightening proposition! By ―somebody‖, I mean the tendency many of us have of attaching far greater importance to ourselves than many of us justly merit, inclined as we oftentimes are of internalizing our self-importance
11. That means doing the forensic work and arresting the perpetrator and or attaching his property with a court order
12. I sat watching silently as he banged and crashed about the barn, attaching various bits and bobs to the machine he was building
13. As her car drove away, she walked towards her office doors attaching her ID to her breast pocket and plunged into the chaos of MI5
14. It had apparently been converted to electricity since its original installation, and Colling circled, examining the wires that twined down the ornate gilt chain attaching it to the ceiling
15. Colling returned to his quarters and set about attaching the new stripes to his jacket and one shirt
16. once again attaching the Buster Sword to its magnetic holster
17. It has been found that by attaching sensitive machine to all the eggs except one in a
18. The Locals have this wonderful custom of floating flowers off to the sunset, and attaching a prayer to each flower
19. This attaching negative magnetic vibration results in the ego, and is delusional
20. Instead, I ready the machetes by attaching them to the backpack's sides, within easy grasp if required
21. She focused on the colour of the mind-ribbon attaching the three of them, gold, green, ivory
22. That event featured the otter-like contestants leaping from the dock wearing a weighted pack, swimming an underwater obstacle course, attaching their pack securely to an anchored wooden plank with adhesives, and swimming back through the obstacle course to the dock, where their elapsed time was recorded
23. He had had a difficult time attaching the shoulder harness to his lap belt which was tangled over the forty five strapped to his hip and the flak vest he sat on
24. Fred Maddux, in attaching the four seat straps, the G-suit hose, and radio wires to Shawn and his equipment in the backseat of the F-100F
25. attaching to serotonin receptors on the blood vessels and nerves in the
26. the main knots attaching the sail
27. Besides swinging a red lantern, a train could be signaled to stop by attaching three torpedoes to the rail spaced fifty feet apart
28. There was something very attaching about him, his opinions and philosophies, his phrasing, his generosity towards all, his humour
29. bothered with attaching nasal strips and clips at night or of taking the
30. The nurses covered his eyes and fitted him in a strait-jacket, before attaching a hook to the back of the jacket
31. Residing in Being is correct, but attaching to Emptiness will leave you disconnected with physicality and perhaps a bit too spiritual and not fully awake
32. Non-Attachment - the state of not attaching to anything such as relationships, material goods, ideas, beliefs
33. At the age of fourteen he had escaped a Dundee slum and swarming brood of siblings by attaching himself to a touring theatre company run by Alwyn and his wife, who were then in their early thirties
34. They built ‘Theory’ the central system, which fed off the large network of storage fibres from the CAIN batteries and stored all the information They housed Theory separately in with 500 CAIN battery cells and decided to test it by attaching it to the World Wide Web
35. He saw that, while some features of the idea of a spiritual kingdom were being grasped by the twelve, they steadfastly persisted in attaching these new spiritual teachings directly onto their old and entrenched literal concepts of the kingdom of heaven as a restoration of David's throne and the re-establishment of Israel as a temporal power on earth
36. Love of life is a broad bi-product to deeper levels such as what he is associating, and attaching ‘loves’ to in his life
37. He cut the manacles attaching Marianne to James and attached a new set to each of them separately, saying ‘I’m sure you’ll appreciate a bit of freedom now Mrs
38. Gone are the days when attaching a picture in a resume is of prime importance
39. Since Helen could handle attaching the containers to the cargo ship while Greg flew the shuttle and the stevedores would do the load, it was decided that Helen and Greg should make this run by themselves
40. Reuben and Rashi were assigned to join the team attaching the separated components of the
41. bending a stiff wire into a cane and attaching a loop of tape to
42. This can be easily achieved by attaching a user-supplied comment to the name of the zip archive
43. even in that area, despite her attaching herself to him, and
44. When we stop attaching ourselves to the results and
45. As she was making her way to the shelter, she perhaps cut herself in the thicket and decided to use her scarf as a bandage, after which she fell into the quicksand and drowned with only the scarf surviving and leaving any indication of her existence by attaching itself to the brush as she was 169
46. � The fact is that she acted treacherously by protecting your identity and by attaching herself to that Ingrid Weiss
47. They feed from the emotional realm attaching themselves and draining emotional charge
48. He believed at this juncture that a direct approach should be made to the Western Allies, attaching much importance to the belief that the Anglo-Americans did not wish Russian influence to extend to the Mediterranean
49. When Sally had seated herself, her attacker began attaching her wrists and ankles to the chair using duct tape he always seemed to carry
50. Nick removed the stainless steel knurled attaching screws and tilted up the white enameled grille, exposing the yard wide opening beneath