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151, And how many charges will Fisher draw against the overly - frenetic Brooks?

152, MFK Fisher was right to note that the bivalve is a famous aphrodisiac thanks to its "odour its consistency and probably its strangeness".

153, Fisher is the Fed's monetary policy - making body of the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee.

154, Prefacing his theory, Fisher first discusses instability around equilibrium and the influence of 'forced' cycles (like seasons) and 'free' cycles (self-generating like waves).

155, "Take a subway, and get off at a random stop, and eat at some dump that's the first place you see, " suggests Fisher.

156, Fisher information is thought of as the amount of information that a message carries about an unobservable parameter.

157, The following evening they were to attend a fancy dress Ball, and Nora was to go as a Neapolitan fisher girl and dance the tarantella .

158, In this thesis the water content in C 4 distillation is determined with Carl - Fisher - Coulomb potentiometric method.

159, At noon, I was introduced on the stage by our state treasurer, Jimmie Lou Fisher, who had been with me since 1978.

160, Hill spoke at the session on the Science of Kissing,[www.Sentencedict.com] along with Helen Fisher of Rutgers University and Donald Lateiner of Ohio Wesleyan University.

161, Shanghai Fisher Valve reserves the right to change the specifications without prior information.

162, Later, Fisher tells me this is an echo of the classic "lordosis" pose favored by female animals.

163, The parts of the brain that lit up were the same ones associated with cocaine and nicotine addiction, physical pain and distress and attachment, Fisher said.

164, Fisher, the senior automotive engineer for Consumer Reports, recently tested a 2001 Prius that had 210,000 miles on it.

165, "We used a sexual opinion survey to measure erotophobia and erotophilia," said Fisher. "Individuals who scored higher in erotophilia tended, not surprisingly, to report more sexual thoughts."

166, Or Blake actually is up to snuff, but Fisher is distractingly unhappy with a diminished role.

167, Terri Fulkerson, whose daughter was also in the burn unit at Brooke, would sit with Becky in the gazebo outside Fisher House after long days at the hospital and "talk mom."

168, The union negotiators were Fisher, executive vice president Billy Hunter, attorneys Jeffrey Kessler and Ron Klempner, and economist Kevin Murphy.

169, A few possessions later, Derek Fisher landed an open-handed swipe on Miller's face as the center spun home an acrobatic layup.

170, Fisher is survived by four children - Carrie, Todd,[sentencedict.com] Joely and Trisha Leigh Fisher.

171, Anthropologist Helen Fisher describes kissing as a " mate assessment tool. ".

172, They've opened offices in the Mainland with Mandarin-speaking partners, and some---including Draper Fisher Jurvetson--are about to turn up the heat and raise funds in the local renminbi currency.

173, But to Fisher, Bryant's rant was never solely about bringing in top talent.

174, To solve the problem of cable grip dropping down the borehole during the running and pulling of electric submersible pump(ESP), the cable grip fisher is developed.

175, Fisher effect: the one - for - one adjustment of the nominal interest rate to the inflation rate.

176, Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher one of the Fed's most strident inflation hawks, said he was still not sure when the right time might be to begin pulling back on the stimulus.

177, Fisher shows his frustration during a counseling session at Fort Carson with Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Weisensel on July 24, 2008.

178, Stars including Renee Zellweger, Matthew McConaughey, Tobey Maguire, Robert Downey, Jr., Alyssa Milano, Isla Fisher and Salma Hayek were also among the 120 guests.

179, Ms Fisher acted in such R-rated films as Intimate Obsession, Body of Influence 2 and Easy Rider and appeared on the 2007 NBC reality show Age of Love, which paired older women with a younger man.

180, During the 1920s Fisher became rich from the invention and sale of a card-index system.