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1. In this chapter, I will cover some basic methods of making your own organic fertilizers while showing you how we can help the earth (soil) reestablish the balance and restore the natural process by harness-
2. Sometimes a weekend getaway is just what a couple needs to reestablish their relationship and
3. “I was trying to reestablish contact with my cousin: I wouldn’t call that being after you
4. Is that much understood now? Am I coming across? Can you reestablish the true position you are in now? Can you fathom that in my greater scheme of things you and your ’people’ are a nuisance I want to deal with efficiently and move on? Or are you that infatuated with your pet idea of a free world that you have been completely cut off from reality? Perhaps you might be thinking it will all sort itself out in the end, aren’t you? How preposterous a notion! I can only find it natural to nurture such gross misconceptions since you are little more than infants, barely able to stand on their own two feet
5. “In accordance with the intentions of our city’s founders, we have two goals: to overthrow Evelyn and the factionless so that we can reestablish the factions, and to send some of our number outside the city to see what’s out there
6. relationships to fail, and then reestablish
7. ‘It is time’ for the States to reestablish what the ‘federal’ government ‘will be’ empowered to do by holding a convention under Article 5, as noted above to:
8. persuade its followers that it is easy for anyone to reestablish this balance
9. That was where José Arcadio Segundo was on the day it was announced that the army had been assigned to reestablish public order
10. Donald was either turning out to be an overly sensitive guy or was becoming aware of Jeff’s suspicion and attempting to reestablish trust
11. It took the arrival of two policemen and the efforts of the employees of the restaurant to separate the combatants and reestablish a semblance of calm
12. Fighting the controls of her F/A-18E, she could barely reestablish a roughly straight flight path
13. and reestablish the translucent blood
14. Our defensive perimeter around Pusan is at breaking point everywhere and I just committed my last reserve force, which includes a bunch of cooks and clerks, to reestablish our line in the sector of the 24th Regiment
15. So, can you see that division is the only way to reestablish our fundamental right to a relationship with Dad? I also had to be separated from my home with the Father, while living on earth in the flesh, so the Way was made for each
16. Joshua and I, with the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, come to reestablish a relationship with my people, especially those called by my name, and all we request is Love, Love cannot force itself on others, for Love always comes out as Love
17. But I came to reestablish our rightful relationship back with the Father
18. Also, we can reasonably expect the Gambinos in New York to send extra muscles to Los Angeles to reestablish their local hold here
19. ‘’Her directives to me were both clear and simple: first, to find and acquire foodstuff for our millions of refugees; second, to do what is needed to bring peace and order back to this World, so that it would finally become fully productive instead of being sacked and burned down by successive waves of invaders and tyrants: and third, to reestablish as much as feasible some measure of justice and fairness for all
20. Rubbing her frozen cheeks with her hands to reestablish sensations to her face, Nancy then grabbed back the dress bag from the closet and brought it to her bedroom, where she laid it on her big bed before unzipping it opened
21. ‘’What is the time estimate to repair the damages and reestablish the service on the Transsiberian Line?’’
22. Nikita had to hide the growing feeling of triumph that filled him progressively then: his hands were now free to take power over the Kremlin and to reestablish at least a semblance of common sense in the direction of the state and of the Party
23. Our forces to the South should be able to reestablish the Polish border in about two days, unless something unforeseen happens
24. After my mother died, I had the impulse to visit her, reestablish contact
25. Meanwhile Volodya, having flown about five meters head over heels, also tried to reestablish himself after his unexpected flight
26. can use this secured credit to reestablish a good credit rating so
27. financially and can help you reestablish good credit again in the
28. Earth again so they could reestablish the direct internet connection but for now twice a day radio communication would have to do
29. � We can choose to hear this as a rejection of everything we felt worthwhile and loving thus far, and such a choice, to feel rejection, will result in hurt and a sense of diminished power which will trigger defensiveness, anger, and a need to reestablish hierarchical rectitude through some immediate and often upsetting action
30. efforts to reestablish a rich and militarily powerful Kingdom of Israel, with a state religion
31. minute, you will have to reestablish your role as
32. Am I the only one who thinks it's odd that a debtor's payment to their trustee can actually be used by lenders to reestablish credit?
33. He’d been sent to reestablish the parish in a changing community
34. Though Barrons and his men prefer to wield power from the shadows, they’ll step into the light long enough to reestablish the social order that best affords the existence they enjoy
35. This and other governmental actions severely hampered any actions on behalf of the Southern slave owners to reestablish power through financial strength
36. She supposed that she could try to reestablish contact, but by the time she finished up at work, all she usually wanted to do was unwind in the bathtub with a glass of wine and a good book
37. And these words were enough to reestablish again between the brothers that tone—hardly hostile, but chilly—which Levin had been so longing to avoid
38. If you know that support levels are not clean, how will you trade around them? Will you sell your position when the level drops, book many small losses, and reestablish when it holds again? Will you simply position small in the range, plan to buy more if it drops, and accept that you will occasionally take very large losses on your maximum size when the market does drop? If you are scaling in, how will you deal with the fact that your easy wins will not be on your full size, as you did not have the opportunity to buy your full line near the bottom of the range? By the time you see the support level is holding, the market will already be far from the level, increasing the size of the stop loss needed
39. Are there larger buyers there, waiting to bid the market higher with commitment, or was the whole move a fake-out? If the latter, this will be obvious as prices fall back below the previous highs and many of the shorts who were stopped out will reestablish (selling pressure)
40. Will you exit part or all of the position on the failure, taking profits and looking to reestablish? Will you add to your position at D and then adjust it if the trade fails? Will you do nothing? These are all choices available only to the trader who positions somewhere near the bottom of the range
41. The company’s failure to reestablish this earning power in 1934–1939 might suggest that the latter analysis deserved the greater weight
42. I roused my brothers and forced myself out the door with my chin up, convinced that academics would be just what I needed to reestablish some normalcy and balance in my life
43. I didn’t think Ian Flaherty would pick up, but I wanted to at least try and reestablish contact with the CIA
44. In reply to his arguments that the French were obliged to save their brothers, who had been torn away from them, we said that the condition of the inhabitants, of the majority of the inhabitants, of the working people in Alsace-Lorraine, was hardly any worse under German rule than it had been under France, and that, because some Alsatians preferred to belong to France rather than to Germany, and he, our guest, found it desirable to reestablish the glory of French arms, it was not worth while, either to begin those terrible calamities which result from war, or even to sacrifice one single human life
1. In possibly only hundreds of years, the life of this valley could have reestablished itself at a somewhat higher level than before, assuming no long-term climatic changes would have occurred as a result of these disturbances
2. Reestablished connections to the wrong places might produce an unwanted
3. difficulty reestablished contact with my guide
4. balance that has been lost by the presence of guilt must be reestablished
5. reestablished whenever there is the smallest change
6. As soon as the order to bury the dead in a common grave was carried out, he assigned Colonel Roque Carnicero the minion of setting up courts--martial and he went ahead with the exhausting task of imposing radical reforms which would not leave a stone of the reestablished Conservative regime in place
7. But when he saw that Amaranta Úrsula was deter-mined to organize a commission for public improvement and even laughed at him when he hinted at the possibility of returning, he understood that things were going to take a long time and he reestablished contact with his forgotten partners in Brussels, thinking that it was just as well to be a pioneer in the Caribbean as in- Africa
8. gravitational field is reestablished and this causes the object to make a
9. MacArthur had also given in to the recommendations of his aviation commander, Lewis Brereton, and reestablished the plans for a counter-attack on Formosa by his B-17 heavy bombers
10. being reestablished into it's anointed position!
11. When told by our Lord to feed His lambs and sheep; again reestablished my idea of being in-charge, and not understanding His meaning, retained that which was spoken, and not knowing that on a certain day; all would be revealed
12. reestablished as a nation nearly 2000 years later
13. and reestablished in 1948
14. Ralph brought the mail, and promptly reestablished his claim on the conference room for lunch
15. We destroyed dozens of enemy warships in combat before peace could be reestablished
16. WHEN the Caliphate is reestablished and a Caliph steps into that
17. The question for us now is: what are our objectives once the whole of the border has been reestablished? We could continue to push the Soviet forces eastward, or we could try to surround them and destroy them systematically
18. Everyday Jack worked out on exercise equipment, practiced his martial arts and reestablished his skills with gun and swordplay
19. they foolishly rebuilt a physical temple and reestablished the cult of animal sacrifice, without ever
20. In this situation, the relation cannot be reestablished
21. ‘Yes, time will pass; time, which arranges all things, and the old relations will be reestablished,’ Alexey Alexandrovitch told himself; ‘so far reestablished, that is, that I shall not be sensible of a break in the continuity of my life
22. But this temptation did not last long, and soon there was reestablished once more in Alexey Alexandrovitch’s soul the peace and the elevation by
23. Once made, the choice of mode is irrevocable; the connection must be severed and reestablished in order to switch to the other mode
24. ” Amazing! Some of my best trades ever have occurred right after I was stopped and went back in because the trend quickly reestablished itself with a strong thrust
25. The human race will accomplish its law, as the terrestrial globe accomplishes its law; harmony will be reestablished between the soul and the star; the soul will gravitate around the truth, as the planet around the light
26. He reestablished relations with his closest friends, and sometimes they played billiards or conversed in the outdoor cafés under the arches around the Plaza of the Cathedral, but he did not go back to the Saturday night dances: he could not conceive of them without her
27. But in a few hours order would be reestablished because she at last took pity on so much silk strewn on the floor, so many leftover brocades and useless pieces of passementerie, so many silver fox tails, all condemned to the fire
28. Three times a week from some bar, supermarket, or tire-and-tool-cluttered service station, I put calls through to New York and reestablished my identity in time and space
29. "Yes, time will pass; time, which arranges all things, and the old relations will be reestablished," Alexey Alexandrovitch told himself; "so far reestablished, that is, that I shall not be sensible of a break in the continuity of my life
30. (Thus, according to the opinion of this guide of the younger generations, it is only now that the Parisian tailors and wigmakers have mended the mistake made by Christianity, and have reestablished beauty in its real, high significance
1. Therefore compost, when added back to the lawn, reestablishes the cycle and returns nutrients and bacteria to the soil
2. In short, what cause is more just, and consequently, what war is greater, than that which reestablishes social truth, restores her throne to liberty, restores the people to the people, restores sovereignty to man, replaces the purple on the head of France, restores equity and reason in their plenitude, suppresses every germ of antagonism by restoring each one to himself, annihilates the obstacle which royalty presents to the whole immense universal concord, and places the human race once more on a level with the right? These wars build up peace
1. Even though victorious, Lee was always clever in reestablishing
2. The solution to this unfortunate dilemma requires (the) reestablishing of and ―enforcement‖ of Immigration Quotas designed to preserve existing racial and ethnic balances (for the time being) while allowing recent arrivals an opportunity to properly assimilate into their new environment
3. reestablishing a sexual preference has been slow
4. The reestablishing of the nation of Israel was probably an early sign of approaching end times and in a similar way the commencement of this project will be of great significance, being the last thing that needs to be in place for a literal fulfillment of these prophecies
5. Many people suffer from the adverse side effects of antibiotics, such as an increase in the body’s yeast, from the death of the friendly bacteria, and the consumption of fermented foods can make all the difference, reestablishing the friendly bacterial colonies
6. repay is part of the slow process of reestablishing good credit
7. Breaking cycles of dependency, establishing cordial relationships between people of differing economic means, and reestablishing sound values and principles in our society can serve only to strengthen the fabric of our nation, which is what any government should want to do and which clearly promotes the general welfare
8. When you replace or repair the malfunctioning drive, all of the data from the mirror is copied to it, thus reestablishing the redundancy
9. We’ve learned that a combination of price support violation with either key moving average or trend-line violation can be a powerful indicator of trend change, and proper stops should be set under those levels with a bit of leeway to protect from whipsaws (getting stopped because the stops were set too close to those levels and then watching the stock snap back sharply, reestablishing the existing trend right after your stop took you out)
10. Philippe approached the witness and, after coolly reestablishing Wagner’s previous testimony, asked, “What was your opinion of Tamara Gee?”
11. It naturally seemed to members of the English Parliament that the cause of the war was Napoleon’s ambition; to the Duke of Oldenburg, that the cause of the war was the violence done to him; to businessmen that the cause of the way was the Continental System which was ruining Europe; to the generals and old soldiers that the chief reason for the war was the necessity of giving them employment; to the legitimists of that day that it was the need of reestablishing les bons principes, and to the diplomatists of that time that it all resulted from the fact that the alliance between Russia and Austria in 1809 had not been
