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touch up
1. As Kabbalah is an enormous subject, I can only touch upon it
2. helping each member of the group touch upon:
3. So I can touch upon magic more than most wizards or witches but am not yet strong enough to challenge Jasra or her consort, Ryan
4. The next page shows disclosure of the weapon by the driver, and the shot to the head with a little touch up by me on the fatal shot frame (Z313), so one may better see the trajectory of the fatal shot and simply trace it back to the driver
5. time we touch upon it with our awareness, we bring back a bit more
6. "Then why the scare tactic?" Steve said becoming a touch upset
7. At times you would have to just touch up the places where the water drifts or may be add minor layers
8. When completely intimate, the electricity of a lover's touch upon one's naked soul is a universe of magnitude more intense than a twelve inch, supercharged vibrator in the ass
9. Two of the women went into the cubicles, whilst one stayed at the mirrors to touch up her make up
10. He left the room, adjuring they quickly touch up their make-up and gowns, and meet him in the chapel in less than five minute, so he could take all the formal wedding photos of the bridal party which needed to be done at the church
11. But first of all let’s touch upon a few things that you are
12. One more touch up would yield the ‘Nova-MER-code’, that requires Jaquar’s help
13. He’d opened a whole new world of touch up to her and she had never realized how without touch she had lived her life up till now
14. Th ey also touch upon the question that comes signifi cant for any
15. Of course you may touch up the story
16. that do not touch upon emotions of a common fol ower
17. To return to business:--Is it not remarkable that Doctor Manette, unquestionably innocent of any crime as we are all well assured he is, should never touch upon that question? I will not say with me, though he had business relations with me many years ago, and we are now intimate; I will say with the fair daughter to whom he is so devotedly attached, and who is so devotedly attached to him?
18. So they resolved to pay him a visit and test the improvement in his condition, although they thought it almost impossible that there could be any; and they agreed not to touch upon any point connected with knight-errantry so as not to run the risk of reopening wounds which were still so tender
19. The curate and the barber listened with great amusement to the words of the three; but Don Quixote, uneasy lest Sancho should blab and blurt out a whole heap of mischievous stupidities, and touch upon points that might not be altogether to his credit, called to him and made the other two hold their tongues and let him come in
20. He not only mentioned the fate of him who, hanging between heaven and earth, had presented such a spectacle of horror to the whole band, but he acted anew the terrors of his situation, his resolution and his death, on the branches of a sapling; and, finally, he rapidly recounted the manner in which each of their friends had fallen, never failing to touch upon their courage, and their most acknowledged virtues
21. What was to follow that I did not touch upon; neither, indeed, was I at all clear or comfortable about it in my own mind, now that I saw him in that softer condition, and in declared peril for my sake
22. But there you touch upon another point in which we have changed,
23. We will touch upon this more in the liquidation valuation section in the Margin of Safety chapter, however this will be a great introduction to the specifics of the balance sheet and how we determine how quickly current assets can be liquidated on the balance sheet
24. "Now we're going to touch up the revolution of 1830
25. Strange, when you consider all the books written about ghosts and restless souls–never once did the authors of those worthy volumes touch upon the true secret of why we walk
26. Here, use my compact and touch up that shine on your nose once in a while
27. “Yesterday, Aglaya Ivanovna forbade me to talk, and even specified the particular subjects I must not touch upon—she knows well enough that I am odd when I get upon these matters
28. Fanirin rose, and, projecting his broad, starched front, with remarkable precision of expression began to discuss the errors of the court below in the application of the law on the six points raised, and permitted himself, though briefly, to touch upon the merits of the case and the crying injustice of the decision
