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181) Using a real life analogy, when you travel by air, you check-in large pieces of luggage and only claim them when you reach a transfer point or your destination.

182) The method is applied to not only radiant imperilment comprehensive ranking problems, but also other similar multiattribute decision making problems in military, economy and real life.

183) In real life, there are scientific and goodwill cloning, but also exists unwisdom, malicious parody manufacturing.

184) "In real life for the most part we make judgements about how sexually attractive someone is in person and a lot goes on in addition to how they look, " Tracy said.

185) At last, epilog point out real life meaning and negative-said influence.

186) With Marxism in words transformed into Marxism in real life, there will be no more sectarianism.

187) I'm all for these "emotional" gadgets, but somehow nothing can replace a warm, vocal, real life greeting with an emoticon or lights!

188) Compared with what people do in real life, they can play completely different roles in the network. People put off their masks for there isn't any restriction or artificialness in the net.

189) Although the exemption clause has so many disadvantages,(sentencedict.com) its broad use in the standard contract in our real life is still undeniable.

190) In a real life implementation, you use the activities in the palette to add logic in case a fault was returned, retries if the service is not available, or other processing logic you may need.

191) Each time he learns more, both about the terrorist attack and his real life personal situation, even though Rutledge and Goodwin constantly direct him to focus on finding the bomber.

192) Maybe some of the positive vibes will rub off into my real life.

193) See the real life database output from the ASP file above.

194) A tripod is fine if you are shooting nighttime urban landscapes[sentencedict.com], but real life just won't hold still for you that long. Moments of truth are fleeting.

195) In real life, you're not likely to refine deuterium oxide, but you are likely to depend on remote servers and beefy databases.

196) What happened was a real life drama of power, greed and sex that is in everyway as dishy as Dallas, and better.

197) But if art offers an ominous foretelling of the experiment, the scientists running it are confident that real life will be different.

198) It is generally accepted that without experiencing hardships and difficulties in real life one can never become strong-minded enough.

199) It seems as if the blanket of depression is in some way necessary to help them blot out the even greater pain of real life.

200) The film has eerie parallels with the drama being played out in real life.

201) While we all think it's great to get things done immediately, right here and now, in real life it's often the case that things take a while to happen, involving multiple steps in a sequence.

202) Most other stories we make up to help us deal with real life.

203) When you add a new link in the link manager, you may specify in this section of the SubPanel the relationship you share in real life with the author of the page to which you're linking.

204) In real life genes can mutate and be selectable for various reasons.

205) Journalism, however, does often capture art in real life. Photojournalism is one means of doing that. Writing that's grounded in factual reporting is another.

206) Crichton examined how that possibility might play out in real life, making the idea accessible even for those without a scientific background.

207) But the fun guy, as he was in real life, is Dean Martin's character – he wears a cowboy hat and, like Dean, doesn't give a shit about anything.

208) Would this suggest a risk of paedophilia in real life?

209) You smoke, go clubbing, hug strange girls like other ordinary men would do in real life.

210) Then, when you use them in real life, a normal person will react by immediately ceasing all hurtful behavior, and even mean people will be taken aback by your directness.