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121. Hikers in Denali State Park, just east of the national park, take in awe-inspiring views of the Alaska Range.
122. Plants take in water through their roots, then release it through small pores on the underside of their leaves.
123. The basic agreement stipulates the specific measures that the two Koreas must take in order to achieve reconciliation, nonaggression, exchanges and cooperation.
124. They take in water from the soil through the roots.
125. Over the past decade or so, researchers have begun to focus on the special role dads take in child-rearing.
126. People often hold their breath, or take in too much oxygen and hyperventilate.
127. JPPF is designed to take in a number of tasks, distribute their execution over the compute nodes, then recompose the results into the appropriate format.
128. So, once which woman by man take in everything in a glance much more difficult long, they are after telesis , the likelihood should make conquer dream additionally again.
129. You may even consider adding new picnic table or lawn furniture near the lake to allow them to sit, relax a moment and take in the view.
130. The scene is gory and hideous, but Tarantino wants you to laugh during this scene, to take in the excessiveness of it all and chuckle at its stupidity.
131. Then turning to the crew , he said, " Bear a hand there , to take in sail! "
132. Self Descriotion: Take in charge of Wu Gang enterprise management, reform and legal affairs.
133. The pupils dilate ( to take in more light ).
134. Pass through greatly the argil child that be born window can see one is fastening red scarf, piquant bearing take in everything in a glance, let a person look at also cannot help laughing.
135. Mr. Shi Jian Nong , tutor of the doctors from Institute of psychology Research Chinese Academy of Sciences let his student Mr. Liu Zhen Kui take in charge of this study.
136. However I thought that TM just did not have the merits to consume the nectarpills as he was no longer able to take in any solid food.
137. The answer has to do with the way the brain is organized at birth, and the momentous leaps it has to take in a preposterously short period of time for that child to grow naturally and normally.
138. First the child begins to take in the feeling of defectiveness or un-loveability.
139. On the other hand, they gradually brush aside party casualism which regards adoption as pure contractual behaviour, and take in the supervision of.
140. But whether Gaddafi will see his 42nd anniversary in power, on Sept. 1, could depend on the outcome of the talks in Washington, Brussels and the U. N. about what military action to take in Libya.
141. Take in charge of analysis and resolving of these parts'test incident, assembling and aftermarket problems.
142. The sightseers who come by bus- and often take in Warwick Castle and Blenheim Palace on the side—don't usually see the plays, and some of them are even surprised to find a theatre in Stratford.
143. The bronchi supply air and pulmonary arteriessupply blood to the lungs. Together they take in air from theatmosphere, oxygenate the blood, and excrete the carbon dioxide backout of the body.
144. These students are making forward-looking decisions about what courses to take in high school, Hyde says, based in part on what they want to do next.
145. Therefore, imports of counterfeit bearings in the bearing body for rust prevention processing is easy to leave a thick layer of oil stain, take in your hand will feel sticky kick into gear for.
146. Then turning to the crew , he Bear a hand there , to take in sail! ""
147. Take in the breathtaking scenery around Queenstown before flying home from Christchurch.
148. Viola: So, goodness. That was a lot to take in at teatime.
149. This theatrical model couldn't be more different from the typical experience of a West End show, whereby a room full of passive ticket-buyers take in the entertainment on a proscenium stage.
150. Squids take in water and then force it out of holes in their bodies.
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