A cold, divided, and annoyed Europe struggles to find a way to prevent Russia from turning down the heat.
This essay analysed the protect function, defence function and strike function in rolling and turning down to ground, also point to the importance.
With a tremendous playoff series against the Spurs in2006, averaging23.2 points and12.0 rebounds, he made himself one of the top free agents of the2006 class before sabotaging himself and turning down a5- year$38.5- million dollar contract offer from the Kings.
Yet she remains unaffected by her international fame, turning down interviews and starry invitations.
They consistently lose the best deals, because turning down reasonable offers is the most reliable test you could invent for whether a startup will make it big.
On a West Jet Flight with a very "senior" flight attendant crew, the pilot said, "Ladies and gentlemen, we"ve reached cruising altitude and will be turning down the cabin lights.
Even if there are more grief and regret, it will never return to the original before turning down everything.
"The conversation I'm going to have with my parents now that I've turned down this job is more of a concern to me than turning down the job," he said.
Maybe you're afraid of offending someone, or you feel bad turning down their request.
Trade patterns shift: turning down all the tea in China would weigh heavily, to be sure, but the European Union is more impressed by the Chinese production of bras and dressing-gowns.
It could be as simple as letting the cat out, turning out the lights, turning down the heat, washing your face, and brushing your teeth. Or it could be a series of yoga or meditation exercises.
The second is guilt; the person might have been feeling guilty at turning down the first request.
One of the skippers recalls how she was' lusted after 'by male deckhands, but was very adept at turning down their advances.
Maybe that will help, if you have the luxury of turning down money.
Would you mind turning down the radio a little bit?
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