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31. Bear in mind that success depends upon revolutionary drive.
32. Bear in mind that I'm no longer a child.
33. Bear in mind that even Homer sometimes nods.
34. Bear in mind that I never bathe my Westies.
35. As a point of referenced, bear in mind that IP is a member of the TCP/IP protocol suite.
36. Bear in mind that we also have well-established contacts at the Claims Resolution Tribunal (CRT) responsible for handling processing of all claims on accounts due to non-Swiss citizens.
37. Bear in mind that the word order for sentences differs from language to language; you do not want to take away the translator's ability to control word order.
38. Foreign companies in China should bear in mind that business is business and they should operate according to law.
39. Little benefit is achieved from having more than 40 connections and one should bear in mind that each established connection consumes memory and network resources.
40. Please bear in mind that the train leaves at midnight.
41. Bear in mind that all applications might not be as well behaved as DayTrader from a connection management perspective, and therefore might use more than one connection per thread.
42. It is important to bear in mind that there are many other ways to borrow money besides home equity credit lines.
43. You must bear in mind that many of those solvents are poisonous.
44. It's encouraging to bear in mind that, for most Linux users, the expectation from beta software is generally tempered by a reasonable expectation of finding--and more importantly, reporting--bugs.
45. It is also important for you to bear in mind that the cost of term insurance increases after middle age.
46. Bear in mind that the consumer is not a moron.
47. We should bear in mind that we have to annihilate the enemy.
48. Bear in mind that the chief ray is now principal ray.
49. But we must always bear in mind that it may not show value in the subsequent "real life" evaluation.
50. Perhaps, as Columbia Business School's Hubbard told the symposium on the financial crisis he hosted last month, the Fed should bear in mind that "riding a flying dragon is easy, landing is difficult."
51. Bear in mind that what you think is what you are.
52. Bear in mind that it is very hard (often impossible) to reverse a decision to open-source.
53. Before you rush to book a table, bear in mind that lunch for two would cost ￡150.
54. Some of the following sites offer actual printed books, while others feature electronic books (aka “ebooks”). Please bear in mind that the list is alphabetized, not ordered by importance.
54. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
55. But you have to bear in mind that the really outlandish actor here is China: never before in history has a nation followed this drastic a mercantilist policy.
56. In this case, parents need to bear in mind that children are more likely to have carsickness than adults.
57. Then do," says Gelberg. Try to come up with an answer as quickly as you can -- but bear in mind that any job interview is a two-way street.
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