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1. Be very careful buying ready-made sites… these sites may have limited functions such as SEO!
2. It was some 85 or 90 years ago that the notion of ready-made “sculpture” was expanded to include the display of a common urinal
3. ready-made infection on board, and within 24 hours of being
4. accepting ready-made landscapes constructed by others They construct for
5. And I found that by adhering to the 'facts' and spirit of that history, in writing the stories, it was easier to visualize (and therefore to present) him as a real flesh-and-blood character rather than a ready-made product
6. Many Newbies often start with PLR products because for a relatively low investment, one can have a ready-made supply of products to sell
7. And this is done by reading the client – by psychically anticipating his or her already-made subconscious decisions – not by astrology
8. Then ready-made cloth was brought to Europe from India
9. ‘But, oh, with their ripen wares, aren’t married women truly mouthwatering,’ he continued to delve into the proclivities of women, ‘and are ready-made for affairs
10. It would be advantageous to use plastic and ready-made plastic products
11. Jennifer sells her product in two ways -- ready-made or by kit (for the more price-conscious shopper)
12. The more expensive versions are ready-made
13. It became a wrangle across the counter, and was only ended by Ingeborg's altogether siding with the young lady and the interests of Berding and Kühn, and ordering, as the Baroness had directed, ten dozen each of the ready-made squares
14. There are tons of ready-made tank backgrounds that are of picturesque nature
15. In Egypt, at least, there was very little ready-made clothing available and what existed was of poor quality
16. So if he were to die we would still be there for each other, heck if we re-marry our new husbands would have ready-made houses to move in
17. The lady, Antonia, was my father"s cousin and was married to a man who prospered in the manufacture of ready-made clothing
18. You construct completed ready-made rationalizations and explanations in your own self-defense internally… so you will be ready to justify yourself in case anyone dares to question you at all
19. By supplying ready-made identities to people who have never developed their own
20. By supplying ready-made values, beliefs, morals and ethics to people who have never developed their own
21. There are two kinds of insincerity in style, the employment of a ready-made conventional manner that is not understood and that does not fit the matter; and the running after and laboriously seeking an original manner when no original matter exists
22. You couldn't have got it ready-made for that price, could you?"
23. part of a suit of his own, and were somewhat narrowly cut, as is the rule with boys' cheap ready-made trousers
24. She knew that in one way or another she would tell Anna everything, and she was alternately glad at the thought of speaking freely, and angry at the necessity of speaking of her humiliation with her, his sister, and of hearing her ready-made phrases of good advice and comfort
25. I think he got bored with finding it ready-made in England; he had to go and create it for himself
26. He was experimenting in tunes to suit some words of his own, sometimes trying a ready-made melody, sometimes improvising
27. If the database is purchased as a ready-made product, one should pay special attention to the problem of omission of underlying assets which existed earlier but are no longer traded (survival bias problem)
28. However, using “ready-made” indexes makes it impossible to calculate IV values more accurately using formula 2
29. One morning in 2013 (you might remember) the horse-meat scandal broke in the UK, when it was discovered a lot of ready-made beef meals were actually ready-made horse meals
30. If it has no ready-made insulation wrap a few layers of paper or a piece of cardboard around the needle first
31. I will only observe that your ' idea ' is distinguished by originaUty, whereas young men of the present generation, for the most part, throw themselves into ready-made ideas, of which there is always an ample provision, and which are a source of danger
32. Do you know how many we shall catch by little, ready-made ideas? When I left Russia, Littre's dictum that crime is insanity was all the rage; I come back and I find that crime is no longer insanity, but simply common sense, almost a duty; anyway, a gallant protest
33. Then—this is all what you say—new economic relations will be established, all ready-made and worked out with mathematical exactitude, so that every possible question will vanish in the twinkling of an eye, simply because every possible answer to it will be provided
34. How sorry I am for the 250 roubles which he threw away in Kuntz's shop of ready-made clothes! Any one of the gentlemen who met Serézha would have been only too happy to show him around, and would have regarded it as a piece of happiness to go with him to get his clothes made
35. " In that preface I define the first order in Literature as consisting of those works in which the author, instead of accepting the current morality and religion ready-made without any question as to their validity, writes from an original moral standpoint of his own, thereby making his book an original contribution to morals, religion, and sociology, as well as to belles letters
36. , in the second order, because, tho they are enormously entertaining, their morality is ready-made; and I point out that the one play, "Hamlet," in which Shakespeare made an attempt to give as a hero one who was dissatisfied with the ready-made morality, is the one which has given the highest impression of his genius, altho Hamlet's revolt is unskillfully and inconclusively suggested and not worked out with any philosophic competence
37. Whereas in the crowd, the ready-made conclusion, accepted on trust,—that division of labour is a law confirmed by science, and therefore it must be that some starve and toil and others eternally feast, and that this very ruin of some and feasting of others is the undoubted law of man's life, to which we must submit,—is circulated
38. , to inform country gentlemen that, by slops, are meant ready-made clothing, &c