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I remember locking the door.

This refers to women who latch onto rich men.

Why are you locking the door?

Why are you locking the door?

It is just another startler, which we like to latch on to.

Blocking internetarchive is like locking up a library.

Locking all the doors, I went to bed.

Why are you locking yourself up under the deep sea?

Why? Because as long as it rotates, the locking is maintained.

Also applied to the trolley locking system running with the doors open .

So we get quantum locking. And let me show you how this works.

Worse yet, markets will be carved up for political, not commercial, reasons, locking in inefficiencies.

Now, now that we understand that this so called levitation is actually locking, Yeah, we understand that.

And company based social benefits in some leading European countries weaken corporate flexibility by locking in labor.

Peter with a stupid smile raised his gold braided hat to take leave of her an insolent guard slammed the door to and drew the latch.

Locking up drug users is not a solution in Russia, it is easier to score drugs in prison than outside.

China appears to believe that it can secure its energy imports by locking up oil contracts with pariah states like Sudan.

These follow a predictable pattern, locking the two sides into an escalation that will push toward a total and final confrontation.

As for labor rights, the agreement makes a devil s bargain it opens trade while locking in a status quo that is appalling.

I feel that if I can just find one positive thing to latch onto, I can work out some of these issues as long as I apply myself to it.

Teachers have also threatened young students with bad grades and warned them their parents may be fired, with some even locking the students in the schools.

Simply put, governments can no longer afford to drain precious time and money that could be better spent elsewhere by locking up people for drug related offenses.

The GT Four, with a revised viscous coupling central locking differential, began export in 1987 (1988 US model year) and marketed in North America as the All trac Turbo.

When they finally shut up at 5am, she kindly let them sleep for two hours before blasting her own music, locking her door as she left for her three hour exam.

Memory B cells turn into plasma cells, which produce wave after wave of the specific antibodies that latch onto HIV to prevent it from infecting cells, while squadrons of killer T cells seek out and destroy cells that are already HIV infected.

These tasks call for largesse, both financial and otherwise (opportunities to travel, for example, were of vital importance in locking in the democratic aspirations of East Europeans after 1989), and they require decades, not years, of persistence.

Here again, the truth lies in the nuances. This is precisely why Europe should be debating about the Continent's real problems, not locking their economies into corporatism by enshrining the social market economy into the emerging EU constitution.

They do not tackle any of the economic, social, or health factors associated with the use of illicit drugs. Locking up drug users is not a solution in Russia, it is easier to score drugs in prison than outside.

Whatever US courts say about it, abducting people all over the world, locking them up for years without establishing that they are guilty of anything, and subjecting them to harsh and abusive treatment is a flagrant violation of international law.

If Obama is to be that president, he should begin by keeping his promises to close the prison camp at Cuba s Guantánamo Bay and to end the Bush administration s practice of locking people away without ever telling them why or what they are charged with.

As for labor rights, the agreement makes a devil s bargain it opens trade while locking in a status quo that is appalling. Workers face everything from rampant discrimination against older people (those over 35) to physical abuse, lack of bathroom breaks, no overtime pay, and poverty wages.

'Oh, do leave me alone!' she cried and returning to her bedroom she sat down where she had sat when talking with her husband. Locking together her thin fingers, on which her rings hung loosely, she went over in her mind the whole of their conversation.

The weak and diluted EU Takeover Directive, adopted after more than a decade of debate, fails to facilitate the cross border mergers within Europe that are needed to build world champions. And company based social benefits in some leading European countries weaken corporate flexibility by locking in labor.

Only a few years ago, antitrust authorities in the US were convinced that IBM was locking up the computer industry for generations to come. Since then firms like Microsoft and Intel exploited software and hardware revolutions that IBM and others had missed, and left IBM in the dust.