It also slipped in my jean pockets with no effort.
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There's a myth that the best sex "just happens with no effort whatsoever," Marin says.
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With no effort on my part, my entire house becomes a bug stop every spring.
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You get the lovely ribbed-shell shape with no effort — the pan dictates the form.
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With no effort at all, you can turn yourself into an animal, goddess, or your friend.
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That lucky night, I had claimed a barstool at Mr. Elmi's newest venture with no effort.
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There's zero risk of loss, the money is easily accessible, and your balance grows with no effort.
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There's zero risk of loss, the money is easily accessible, and your balance grows with no effort.
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He looked puzzled but then suddenly seemed to realize that with no effort, he could do me this favor.
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Much of the text consists of local officials gloating along with the president, with no effort to appear impartial and professional.
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They're automatically backed up to the cloud (and to your desktop computer) in the background, with no effort required from you.
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If you're shopping online, the deals are available with no effort: You don't need a code or anything to get the discounts.
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I flew around to some of my favorite locations and reveled in the fact that I could basically tour the city with no effort.
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By the end of the video, the blunt foot protector ends up so surprisingly sharp that it can slice just about anything with no effort.
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And another key point is if the person/people participated in a public event, like the Charlottesville rally, with no effort to conceal their identities.
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Where food comes from next is of no concern whatsoever to them — it literally appears in front of them with no effort on their part.
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Robot vacuums keep your house cleaner with no effort on your part, but finding a decent one for under $22 is like chasing the holy grail.
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CreditCreditLibby March for The New York Times It isn't often that a congressional candidate goes from relative obscurity to national prominence, with no effort or money expended.
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" His girlfriend of three years, Radelle "Noonie" Martin, added: "He turned a whole lot of frowns to smiles every single day with no effort, it was just natural.
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So we're going to fix this — and provide users with automated tools to help them create great videos quickly and with no effort, or as little as possible.
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People's futures truly were ruined when she destroyed the industries in which they'd worked their whole lives, with no effort to mitigate the worst effects of those changes.
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If I could afford it, I would hire a professional shopper, and the clothes would magically appear in my closet, fitting perfectly, with no effort on my part.
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Of course, these same lawmakers who are so tightfisted with children's medical care want to slash taxes on wealthy families with no effort to offset that loss of revenue.
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" Stanley Young, a spokesman for the air resources board, said meetings between the sides had been held but "were always at a superficial level, with no effort to engage in a conversation.
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Perhaps it stems from my love of food that arrives with no effort whatsoever, but when I tried to envision something as improbable as a proposal, the conveyor belt always came to mind.
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Not long after I read Osgood's book, it became eminently clear to me that my plan of lying in humiliating wait for things to change, with no effort on my part, was a bad one.
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Algorithmically sorted feeds bring the best content to you with no effort, a simple click lets you dole out a Like and no matter what time of day or how much you browse, there's always something new.
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"I Will Teach You To Be Rich" walks readers through how to use credit cards and maximize rewards, opening a high-yield savings account to earn interest, and even automating accounts to save with no effort every month.
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Not voting demonstrates a level of apathy and privilege about political issues and the impact they have on the country; you're resigning yourself to whatever fate others will choose for you with no effort to affect who that might be.
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Budget hawks worried about the unabated rise in spending with no effort to bring down a rising tide of red ink; the bill would increase military and domestic spending limits by more than $350 billion over the next two years.
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But Mr. Thompson let me in on a trick of the trade: I could rest my back against the wall of the structure and slide down, with no effort from my arms and much of the weight off my legs.
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In-app purchases If careful resource planning and strategic poké-warfare isn't your thing and you wish to advance at a staggering rate with no effort or risk whatsoever, you can of course use the greatest cheat of all: in-app purchases.
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Instead, the only charge IS suspects regularly face is "membership in Islamic State," quite easy to prove with a one-sentence confession, but with no effort to establish the full record of crimes, such as genocide under international law or rape and murder under Iraqi criminal law.
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That, of course, is until one of the lions decided that, yet again, my leg looks like a delicious snack and in a split-second movement, the lion turns around and locks his jaws on my ankle (in a playful way of course, if the cat was serious he could snap my leg apart with no effort at all).
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The protected areas were being laid waste with no effort being made by the state government to protect them.
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Electric burr grinders are powered by electricity from a battery or mains supply. An electric motor drives the grinding elements against each other. Electric grinders grind faster than manual grinders with no effort, but friction and waste heat from the motor may heat the ground product slightly.
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The committee was told that the members lived in a climate of terrorism in Machadinho, and had been receiving death threats. 16 homicides had been recorded in the past ten years. The protected areas were being laid waste with no effort being made by the state government to protect them.
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On a run on 8 September 1961 Mallard had its train travelling at 78 mph. To put all this in perspective the highest possible drawbar horsepower from a Class 40 diesel (a class which was supposed to replace the A4s,) was 1450, though they could achieve this figure over long distances and with no effort from the crew.
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A second renovation in 1987 retained its use as an office building. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina’s tidal surge flooded the ground floor and hurricane-force winds damaged the roof of the structure. The property was then sold to a private investor, with no effort to repair or preserve the building. The Markham building is a contributing resource in the Gulfport Harbor Square Commercial Historic District, as listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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In the second part, Tsukune is asked by Mr Maui, the head of Maui Industries, to find the person who is trying to kill him. But Akeji Gogoro, a famous detective, also wants the case. The two decide to try and solve another case first, and the one who win gets the case. Tsukune wins with no effort (the culprit readily admits his guilt), but Mr Maui is shot with an arrow.
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He is after Minette's core in order to save the automata he created for his sister, Miriam. ; : (PC), Yūko Gotō (PSP, anime) :A female automata who serves under Aberdeen. She does whatever her "master" tells her and is very strong - able block Nick's axe with just her bare hand. She also is able to move in incredible speeds with no effort and is excellent in manipulating the Eru (Ale) energy stored inside her body.
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The Manchester Guardian said, "The production ... is worth seeing for the performance of Sylvia Cecil. While all the rest of the cast are straining every sinew to put their parts over (and showing it), Miss Cecil gives the impression of playing with no effort at all. She makes no attempt to take the limelight, but succeeds in being more convincing than all the rest put together. It is a brilliant performance."E.
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In the Seminole Wars and Mexican–American War, American soldiers were buried near where they fell, with no effort made to return and little effort made to identify the dead. The American Civil War marked the first time the United States made a concerted effort to identify fallen soldiers. General Order No. 33 specified that field commanders were responsible for identification and burial efforts. However, these efforts were not well organized or executed, and were often given low priority.
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With that money, Fox buys a lottery ticket as the newsagent is closing. A month later, Fox is at a party where Max introduces him to his cultivated gay friends. One of them, the handsome but hypocritical Eugen, shuns Fox for his proletarian manners, but quickly changes his mind when he learns that Fox has won 500,000 German marks in the lottery. The unscrupulous Eugen immediately leaves his boyfriend, Philip, and, with no effort, entices Fox who he finds easy prey.
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Part from the Maufanga (Tonga) sōkē: Sōkē! he siale toli nofo au ta tuia sōkē lupe fau fālelé matangi angi pea moé atu ē! langa mai fohé isakē, isakē, isakē, isakē io! Siale-toli-nofo means gardenia-picked-while-sitting-down most likely a contribution from Tafahi, where on the road to the top of the mountain Piu- o-Tafahi there grows a gardenia with its branches so low over the path that you can pick the flowers with no effort.
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With help from Clark Green (Clark Duke), Dwight gets Stanley to the car, injuring him various times in the process. The tranquilizers inexplicably make Stanley intoxicated, and his unusually jolly mood helps them close the sale. When Stanley regains full awareness, he is pleased to learn that he made a sale with no effort whatsoever, but still refuses to take the stairs again. He instead knocks himself out with one of Dwight's darts, leaving Dwight and Clark to figure out how to get him back upstairs.
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Mister Negative then has his surgeon Doctor Trauma revive Hammerhead and offers to transplant his brain into a new robotic adamantium skeleton, which Hammerhead agrees to. The operation is a complete success, and Hammerhead is restored to full mobility without any ill effects. He swears loyalty to Mister Negative in exchange for his restored life, and proceeds to shape a gang of lowlife thugs into an effective army for his benefactor. He then proceeds to battle Spider-Man, besting him with no effort for the first time in years.
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Aquino lay in state for nine days, with no effort made to disguise a bullet wound that had disfigured his face. Aquino's mother, Doña Aurora, told the funeral home not to embalm nor apply makeup on the body, so that the public may see "what they did to my son". Thousands of supporters flocked to Aquino's wake, which took place at his house on Times Street in the West Triangle neighbourhood of Quezon City. Aquino's wife, Corazon, and children Ballsy, Pinky, Viel, Noynoy, and Kris arrived from Boston the day after the assassination.
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The foundation of this crime concerns the object to criminalise the unacceptable risk taking of persons who do not give necessary consideration to the consequences of their own actions. The risk would be to cause serious harm to others, with no effort made to mitigate this risk by the accused. Culpable and Reckless Conduct has no specific definition but deals with culpable and reckless acts which cause injury to others or create the risk of injury. While injury may occur, this would not be deemed as assault as the latter cannot be committed in a reckless or negligent manner.
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If a wizard happens to have an eighth son, this child will be a "wizard squared" or "Sourcerer", as he generates his own magic and can therefore do just about anything with no effort. This is very dangerous, both because absolute power corrupts absolutely, and because it increases background magic levels considerably. Because of this, wizards generally lack children, due to both rigid celibacy laws and overall non-enabling personality. Besides a mention of Krull (see below) and the prominent Eskarina Smith, all wizards are implicitly male, though this may be a cultural bias of the Unnamed Continent confirmed by narrativium.
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Further damage to the organ took place during a 2001 renovation of Boardwalk Hall due to lack of planning and oversight and the carelessness of workmen. Pipes were removed, bent, and stepped on. (Organ pipes are made from soft alloys based on lead, so it is very easy to dent or crush them.) Windlines to various pipe chambers were cut, with no effort to identify the lines, nor any plans to re- route or repair them. The relay for the left stage chamber was cut out without regard to its restoration, and various switching and control cables were cut.
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With retail software, point releases are often, but not necessarily, free updates for users of the latest full version, as opposed to major releases that frequently come at some cost even for previous users. The delivery model of the software also affects who may be able to use it. If an organization follows a software as a service model or the software is hosted in the cloud, then a point release may be immediately available to users, with no effort required on the users' part to obtain it. If the software must be downloaded, the user may be required to install the point release on his or her own.
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Declaratory judgments are common in patent litigation, as well as in other areas of intellectual property litigation, because declaratory judgments allow an alleged infringer to "clear the air" about a product or service that may be a business's focal point. For example, in a typical patent-infringement claim, when a patent owner becomes aware of an infringer, the owner can simply wait until he pleases to bring an infringement suit.But see 35 U.S.C. 286 (imposing a six-year time limitation on damages). Meanwhile, the monetary damages continuously accrue – with no effort expended by the patent owner, apart from marking the patent number on products the patent owner sold or licensed.
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Unnerving them even more, he rips out a stool that Pop said he could take for a souvenir (he was replacing his counter stools later that day) with one hand again with no effort. In that story, he says he eats to get strong, cracking up Archie and Reggie, but they change their mind when they see he's very strong, and even take up eating in an effort to get strong, with no success. Often, when Jughead attempts to join a team, he ends up with an undesirable menial task, such as water-boy or equipment manager. However, he often takes part in less strenuous school activities, such as the school newspaper, the Blue and Gold.
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Binh represents a position in between these two extremes, as he assimilates into the French colonial structure to, for example, find work, but retains a running critique in his mind of all that he sees, thus allowing for a sort of internal rebellion. One offshoot of colonialism, as put forth by Edward Said, is Orientalism, a system of studying, subjugating, and "othering" the Orient in order to set it off against the West. One result of Orientalism is that the Orient is seen as a collective whole, and differences between the groups that constitute the Orient are minimized. For example, Binh describes how in Paris he is simply seen as French Indochinese, with no effort being taken to ascertain if he is from Vietnam, Laos, or Cambodia.
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Historically, the primary educational technique of traditional education was simple oral recitation: In a typical approach, students sat quietly at their places and listened to one student after another recite his or her lesson, until each had been called upon. The teacher's primary activity was assigning and listening to these recitations; students studied and memorized the assignments at home. A test or oral examination might be given at the end of a unit, and the process, which was called "assignment-study-recitation-test", was repeated. In addition to its overemphasis on verbal answers, reliance on rote memorization (memorization with no effort at understanding the meaning), and disconnected, unrelated assignments, it was also an extremely inefficient use of students' and teachers' time.
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As the series has progressed, Roger's personas have developed their own lives that even he can be unaware of and his control has been shown to be tenuous at best. In "The Horse Whisperer" he realizes seconds before walking into a room (to see a horse therapist) that he is the one inside; In another episode both he and Stan express surprise that a character introduced by Roger wasn't one of his personas. Despite his numerous disguises consisting of only a different set of garment and hair with no effort to disguise his gray skin, non-human face and body features (with some exceptions, like additional body weight, facial hair or wrinkles), Roger has been capable of deceiving virtually every single person he interacts with without ever being discovered as an alien; not even by Stan's colleagues from CIA, who according to him, have "an entire floor" looking for Roger. The Smith family is the only exception; however, for each member of the family there is one individual alter ego they can not recognize as Roger.
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In May 2012, a group of 30 legal scholars, critical of the USTR's "biased and closed" Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) treaty negotiation process and proposed intellectual property-related provisions, publicly called upon Kirk to uphold democratic ideals by reversing the "dialing back" of stakeholder participation and to release negotiating texts for public scrutiny. The law professors claimed that leaked documents show that the USTR is "pushing numerous standards that [...] could require changes in current U.S. statutory law" and that the proposal is "manifestly unbalanced—it predominantly proposes increases in proprietor rights, with no effort to expand the limitations and exceptions to such rights that are needed in the U.S. and abroad to serve the public interest". The group claimed that the negotiations excluded stakeholders such as "consumers, libraries, students, health advocacy or patient groups, or others users of intellectual property" and that it only offered "minimal representation of other affected businesses, such as generic drug manufacturers or Internet service providers". Kirk initially responded that he was "strongly offended by the assertion that our process has been non-transparent and lacked public participation" and that it was actually far more transparent than the negotiations for prior free trade agreements.
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