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181. Use a humidifier or take advantage of the steam rising from a cup of herbal tea.

182. Hackers can take advantage of the advances in cryptanalysis or malicious instance resources to render cryptographic algorithms insecure.

183. American importers are now arriving by the planeload in Vietnam, hoping to take advantage of the country's lower wages.

183. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

184. In this difficult moment, Ya - lei take advantage of money Youbi Tess and his cohabitation.

185. An NPSI would take advantage of lookaside on the index, for example, with a nested loop join in which the outer rows drive sequential access to the inner.

186. You can continue developing your application on Tomcat or WASCE, where you can take advantage of its additional functionality.

187. And, yes, the Libretto doesn't take advantage of the fact that it can be held and used like a tiny book--there's no way to read ebooks the way you'd want to, one page on each screen.

188. But there are hacks who take advantage of people like Teddy.

189. In the meantime, Von Ahn has figured out a way to take advantage of all the spare brainpower hundreds of millions of people expend deciphering wiggly letters.

190. So everyone in your company can take advantage of Centrex features and services on a cost-efficient, call-by-call sharing basis.

191. As the late-flowering globalisation of the legal industry gathers pace, lawyers' appetite for the international qualifications needed to take advantage of it is growing.

192. The work you do here to take advantage of such established practices will pay off in the long run.

193. Secondly, the new generalized gradient is introduced to take advantage of the given directional derivative.