Sentences with phrase «probably seen articles»

You've probably seen the articles: With everyone texting and emailing and otherwise digitally communicating, telephone communication is dying, at least for business purposes.

You've probably seen articles around the web on how to build and improve credit scores, but let's really dive in to exactly what it takes to get into the 800 club.

You've probably seen articles about how most people are deficient in certain nutrients, and how you simply can't afford to eat any «empty calories.»

Your same wallpaper is on the ceiling in this DR: http://theglamoroushousewife.com/2012/05/the-glamorous-housewife-in-country-living-magazine/ I'm sure you probably saw the article in CL but I didn't pick up on the paper until now.

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However, when he sees a nice article or photo of himself, he says, «I always think of Gilbert [Le Coze] who said to me, «You will probably see yourself in magazines and see yourself on TV and be successful in that aspect.

Speaking of watching, you should read this article about Buzzfeed's Tasty if you are at all interested in the future of the online food community and / or have ever watched one of their ubiquitous videos (I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have probably seen at least one).

If you're like most new parents, you've probably heard or seen articles touting the magic properties of baby massages.

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However, it is unlikely that the status quo will change in any dramatic way: the US will probably continue to react with tit - for tat responses or simply ignore such moves as it did under the previous Obama administration (see my article in RUSI Newsbrief).

I didn't see a list of parties involved in the source article, but they are probably members of the United Nations and therefore can participate in an ICJ case.

Many scientists would probably like to see the Business Insider article buried in the dustbin of online history, where it would join pets.com, ASCII porn, and Internet Explorer.

Oh, and you'll probably lose your abs (to the 76 percent of the remaining 14 percent of readers who left us earlier in the article - SEE YA!).

And that's the point I want to end on: the human body is infinitely complex (just read Greg's article to see what I mean), there are things — a lot of things — we still don't know, and probably won't ever know.

You — like me — have probably seen countless articles online and in magazines appealing to us to «detoxify» our bodies by foregoing solid food and juicing instead.

The value of volume has been mentioned various times throughout this article so you can probably guess where this is going — a good way to measure your progress is to see how much volume you are doing at one point compared to an earlier one.

In this article, we are going to cover most forms of modern Men's Pullover that you will probably see in a retail store.

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If you've been on the Internet in the last week - and seeing as this is 2013, there's no way you haven't - you've probably come across an article proclaiming that online dating has scientifically been proven to be better than traditional dating.

Recognizing Ukrainian and Russian online articles on Ukrainian and Russian online dating scams on woman from Ukraine is real Most girls just write a vague sentence or two in their profiles, but Maria takes the time to lay it all out for any guy that might be interested in dating her - which would probably be 99 % of the guys who see that photo of her in that Bikini.

Firstly, your profile will be more effective and probably get an answer, if you use a photo (see our article finding the right photo for your profile).

This time, though, the online conversation the article generated was constructive and interesting, a real model for the kind of dialogue many of us would like to see when dealing with complicated issues where there are multiple perspectives, and probably no right single answer.

Imagine my surprise to see a double page illustration of the very R - R featured in your article, probably taken in the 1960's.

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You'll probably want to check out the actual article first though just to see what information was provided.

If you have a Chase Sapphire Preferred credit card, and you probably should if you do a fair amount of traveling (to see why check out our Best Reward Card for Travelers article) and if you book lodging with Hotels.com (which you should at least consider for reasons we'll explain momentarily), it's possible to use the two together to get discounts and benefits totaling more than 20 % of the cost of your hotel.

And if you read the commentaries of active money managers and the financial media, you've probably seen countless articles that dismiss both as obsolete.

If you're writing about the history of the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua and why you see «FSLN» and red and black flags spray painted all over buildings there, you've probably read a book or some articles on the topic (I hope).

I'll probably have to wait until release to see if many bit, but the game was already mentioned on a Giant Bomb podcast and articles from Hardcore Gamer and Rock, Paper, Shotgun, so I'm feeling encouraged.

Let's face it, by now you've probably seen a million articles with awards for «Best Racing Game», «Best PlayStation Game» and the like being given out.

You can probably see the former from the screenshots in this article, but the latter is just as good, and unlike in the first two games, seems to have more variety.

Tomkins did point out that some of the women who were Andre loyalists were former girlfriends, but at the same time if you read the article it sounds like «some feminists» thought he was guilty and would harass him if they saw him in public places — that is, the implications is that only feminists thought he was guilty, you know, those harpies, whereas in fact the judge's wording of the verdict (and implications in Katz's text based on interviews) suggested a relation to the judgement available in British jurisprudence but not in the US, that is, what would have been a verdict of «not proven,» meaning he probably did it, but in the end the verdict was «I have concluded that the evidence has not satisfied me beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty.»

It's probably the best article I've seen, lot's of good info.

I'm not here to argue with anyone, and I will probably never see this article again.

Thanks for the link, I remember seeing the abstract before, I don't have access to the full article, but AMO (among many other things) is probably misunderstood.

Looking at Katrina, I would suppose the largest chunk of economic loss is the destruction of homes, yet much of that property value can probably be traced to the US housing boom (see this spooky article) which was in turn fueled primarily by the booming — and polluting — Chinese economy.

If you didn't see «hone their QuickLaw skills noting up cases,» «undertake due diligence on reams of paper in a drawn - out discovery process» or «serve a Statement of Claim on an elusive defendant» on that list, it's probably because the articling process ostensibly should involve these sorts of things only occasionally.

This is probably due, to a large extent, to five levels of redundancy built in their email servers / MX records In terms of security, Los Angeles City Council's decision appears to have been influenced by the prospect of Google providing GovCloud (see reason 2 in this article), enabling, in the future, email / calendar / other Google Apps info from government clients to be segregated from other Google Apps users, located in the US and encrypted Re: your comment «I can rely on the infrastructure of a large firm to make sure all the necessary security is in place.

You probably shouldn't dig through the Group Policy Editor and look for settings to change, but if you see an article on the web recommending you change a Group Policy setting to achieve a specific goal, this is where you can do it.

And the lazy ones will probably never see this article because they are too -LSB-...]

Although option # 2 might not seem fair — after all, you didn't ask us to take on all the jobs we must complete, and it probably seems to you like many of those jobs are unnecessary (see Secret # 1 from the article For Women Only)-- but your offer signals love and support at a critical time.