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No inclination of that happening?
Because for us, it's all about bringing them face to face with great works of art, capturing them at that moment of discomfort, when the inclination is kind of to reach for your iPhone, your Blackberry, but to create a zone where their curiosity can expand.
These reactors operate at essentially atmospheric pressure, so there's no inclination for the fission products to leave the reactor in the event of an accident.
So the core of this reactor, since it's not under pressure and it doesn't have this chemical reactivity, means that there's no inclination for the fission products to leave this reactor.
The problem is that our initial inclination is to think of arguments that rely on our own beliefs, trusted sources, and values.
Now, if I'm being honest with you, my first inclination was to politely decline.
Some play on our natural inclination to mimic social behaviors or follow orders.
And when one student like me has some sort of inclination or understanding about that molecule, they write one scientific paper on the subject.
I had a good inclination that it was going to be a bad one, but I didn't think that it'd be as bad as it turned out.
The film is an effective psychopath-in-the-house mystery which can cause a bit of wear of the edges of some seats, for those of such an inclination.
Believe me when I say that I understand the inclination to compare an innovative filmmakers'movies by looking for trends and patterns, but for me it is more important to approach each new film as a self contained entity first, and then broaden my gaze afterwards.
James Spader, there is no doubt in his acting ability, however he should go back to his XXX origins such as "Crash" as it appears he has much talent and inclination in that direction.
First time through it the natural inclination is to focus on Erbe & Dad.
Harris, who arrived just a bit later, worked through the details and helped ensure compliance--as many of the Japanese felt no particular inclination to honor the first treaty.
I have an inclination; a strong intuition that the latest Al Pacino film, 88 Minutes initially incorporated a slightly longer headline.
Plentiful comments...such that my initial inclination was, simply, to rate it and be otherwise silent.
Indeed, most established parties are so busy playing defense that they have little inclination to engage in the type of forward-looking strategic thinking that is needed to re-energize exhausted growth models, anchor financial stability, and ensure that technological innovation enables broad-based prosperity.
So, no surprise, the energy of Libyan youth ran head-on into Qaddafi’s inclination toward brutality and, more importantly, into his paid mercenaries.
In any case none of the Iraqi Ayatollahs who were once exiled in Iran, have any inclination to adopt the Iranian model.
“True merit,” Franklin wrote, consists in “an inclination joined with an ability to serve mankind, one’s country, friends, and family; which ability is…to be acquired or greatly increased by true learning; and should, indeed, be the great aim and end of all learning.”
The ECB, protected by statutory independence and a price-stability mandate, has shown no inclination to accede to pressure from French President Nicolas Sarkozy or anyone else.
A culture of “results” has become central to economic modernization in France, so shouldn’t the same be true of French governments, with their entrenched inclination toward passivity and aloofness?
In their private lives, Americans have become addicted to consumerism, which drains their time, savings, attention, and inclination to engage in acts of collective compassion.
While Chirac took a keen interest in world affairs, Sarkozy, by both inclination and political calculus, will concentrate, at least initially – and in the absence of a major international crisis – on internal matters.
Beyond a shared inclination toward protectionism, they do not seem to have much in common.
My inclination is to believe that the head will prevail – but not completely.
Most economic relationships depend on good will, a basic inclination to do the right thing even if no one is checking.
In May, Asahi Shimbun , a major newspaper known for its left/liberal inclination, proposed an alternative vision for twenty-first century Japan in a series of 21 editorials.
Their first inclination is to defend these electoral democracies on the grounds they no longer engage in killing or in torture.
The lack of a separatist inclination provides a more stable foundation for a peace agreement.
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