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61. Conclusion Pointing out the status and function of innovational instruction in the course of foundational education.

62. She finished tartly pointing out that he owed her some money.

63. Chapter II of China's cities through the old-age insurance payment rate and a historical review of the status, pointing out that the current old-age insurance payment rate of the existing problems.

64. While pointing out this temporariness, the present article undertakes to interpret European culture in terms of its historical tradition and arts.

65. The book is good on drawing out the politics involved, and pointing out the contradictions.

66. Mainly, his essays struck a cord in viewers by pointing out life's unspoken truths or more often complaining about its subtle lies, earning him the "curmudgeon" status he wore like a uniform.

67. Even outside China, Diageo is focused on the overseas Chinese community, he says, pointing out that Diageo also sells Shui Jing Fang at duty-free shops in 14 airports around the world. Sentencedict.com

68. Redline offered one additional hypothesis, pointing out that limited longitudinal data indicate that overall sleep times have been declining, by one or more hours, over the past 20 to 30 years.

69. The industry would respond by pointing out that, no matter what the current price, the bonds will be paid in full at maturity, thereby eventually eliminating any interim price decline.

70. As people like (Douglas, author of Generation X) Coupland have been pointing out for years now, X is more a sensibility than a rigidly confined demographic.

71. Saying that isn’t demagoguery, it’s just pointing out the truth.

72. Studying the policy factors of education inequity and pointing out the system of government security has an important realistic and theoretical significance.

73. This article discusses the speciality of editing thinking ho the angle of scientific thinking, pointing out that the editing thinking should be creative, forward, all-way and critical.

74. Thanks to Mark Thoma for pointing out the source article.

75. While pointing out some defects of classical logic, the paper attributes them to substantial implication being directly applied to inference.

76. After pointing out that traditional MAC protocol can not provide energy efficient reliable transfer, a new group-based acknowledgement mechanism, which was efficiency centric, was brought forward.

77. Objective: To observe to get through objective transform pointing out two kinds of Mongolian medicine prepared by a pharmacy for treatment of clinical effect with chronic beta particle hepatitis.

78. Present domestic production processes of dichlorobenzene are systematically introduced, pointing out their advantages and shortcomings.

79. "So they stay nice and fresh because people like to eat them, " his mother answers, while also pointing out bagged turtles which are used for turtle soup.

80. "Oh, this is really nice, " he'd say, pointing out the button-down collar or extra-long shirttail .

81. Risk: As Google never tires of pointing out, Android is an open operating system.

82. Both programmers work closely together, chatting the whole time, jotting down reminders of things to do, and pointing out pieces of code on the screen.

83. Pointing out the multi-polar linear structure of the coal-mining area and the multi-core structure of theindustrial and commercial area in Fushun coal region, then interpreting the reasons.

84. He says it is too early to expect financial returns on the investments, pointing out that only about three per cent of US patents are ever licensed.

85. In the 80s while researching the parenting literature for my first book I found an article by Arlene Skolnick pointing out that Americans are obsessed with, anxious, and guilt-ridden about parenting.

86. Analysis of the current popular method of access control, pointing out that their deficiencies.

87. If you're looking for an explanation of Spoon's huge critical success, though, it's worth pointing out that indirectness is always likely to appear a smarter and more artistic option.

88. It's worth pointing out that the class of allowable optimizations is different depending on whether the compiler is generating verifiable code (/clr:safe) or unverifiable code (/clr or /clr:pure).

89. I don't know which is more dangerous, that religious beliefs force some people to choose between knowledge and myth or that pointing out how religion can purvey ignorance is taboo.

90. Luckily, we're out in the boat most of the time, with Kyla pointing out rock striations and eagles and tiny wild sheep on the high crags.