"Live in fellowship with Christ so that when he returns, you will be full of courage and not
shrink back from him in shame." - 1 John 2:28 (New Living Translation) AS a teenager, when my parents were on holiday, I stacked up dirty dishes all week.
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And I bet you
shrink back in your seat when giant creatures jump out of the water!
cinema: Just when you thought it was safe
Hormone treatment stops ovulation and allows the cells to
shrink back. Keyhole surgery removes and destroys rogue cells providing temporary relief.
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The latter rule is referred to as the "
shrink back" rule.
Tax Executives Institute - U.S. Department of Treasury Office of Tax Policy liaison meeting: February 8, 2006
For example, in the case of a company that manufactures shoes in a foreign country, but manufactures the shoelaces in the United States, the taxpayer would
shrink back their analysis to the shoelace manufacturing and that would be available for the DMD.
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The world's steelmakers now produce 1 billion tons of steel annually, and it does not look like that number is likely to
shrink back under 1 billion any time soon.
One billion and counting
When the pallet is then wrapped, the film's memory causes it to
shrink back and tighten on the load.
Pre-stretch film star from Vale Pack
Especially the celebs like Catherine Z-J and Madonna who have babies then
shrink back to wash-board stomachs.
Yummy mummy
So if a hand-wrapper exerts 5% stretch, the film will
shrink back 20%.
MDO films: lots of promise, big challenges: machine-direction orientation is still discovering new market opportunities. But the technical difficulties are so great that some big projects never came of age. New equipment could make it easier
But when I delete the macros, the files don't
shrink back to their original size.
Trim the size of inflated spreadsheets
We both, for example, rely heavily on data and projections developed by the United Nation's Population Division, which in recent years has been ratcheting down its estimates of future population By 2300, the United Nations projects that world population could be below the level of 1960, and that the United States will
shrink back to the population it had in 1950--only with a far greater share of eiders.
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And when the extra capacity was no longer needed, the truck would simply
shrink back down to a two-seater again.
Server virtualization
Some of the gallery staff seem to
shrink back in horror as if another pesky artist is the last person they want to talk to.
The youth movement
We need a federal government that will stand in the center of the fire with us, and not
shrink back," Lyons said.
Lyons calls on cities to work together