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Pets agree: the Nylabone Dura Chew Plus Textured Ring Dog Chew Toy makes tails wag and tongues flap. This durable chew toy is so appealing to dogs and so beneficial to their dental health that it is a top-rated product among many veterinarians. The Textured Ring Bone has raised nubs that remove plaque and tartar from your dog's teeth while he chews, leaving him with that winning smile that makes him leader of the pack. Fetch! Chew! Smile! Show the world those pearly whites.
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Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 20 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michele60 this product is even better than it looked Bought the Souper size because our dogs can chew through nearly any toy. It was a perfect size for them and the shape was easy for them to pick up and carry around. They all chewed for nearly 45 minutes when they first got the ring. Nylabone brand is the only one I would recommend for powerful chewers such as mastiffs. October 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Audhumla Only for very large, very young puppies This is made of nylon and rubber, so it is in the category of "non-edible" and shouldn't be given to dogs with permanent teeth according to Nylabone's own guidelines. Most dogs they have at least some permanent teeth by 5 months, so don't by this for a dog older than this. Which brings me to my second problem. I bought "medium" because it was the size recommended for her. It is huge! And very heavy. So this size is only for the very largest of very young puppies. I will take mine to the animal shelter. November 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jayne0112 Dogs love this product....they try to get it from each other My dog loves this product, he tries to keep it away from other dogs. November 11, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by RobertT She loves it Our Bullmastiff loves to chew on this & hasn't destroyed it yet April 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by TyBo Great Shape These rings also have ends which my two dogs use as a tug toy besides a good chewing toy! March 14, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 Both Chihuahas LOVE this Both my chihuahuas (mother and daughter) are rescues and the foster home gave us one of these when we adopted them. Both dogs, both quite young, LOVE this toy and it is their absolute favorite. Since I only had one from the foster home, I purchased two extras for when they sometimes fight over who gets it, and if one goes missing under the couch. It's also a handy way to get the dogs to settle down - I hand them the toy and they focus on chewchewchewing. They toys have held up well to the hours and hours of chewing, and it's kept their teeth in good shape. December 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by GoldensKeeper My Golden Retriever loves it, but...... I specifically bought this X-large chew bone for my 50 lb+ dog hoping he wouldn't be able to chew bits from the ends. This was not so. I believe the chew bone isn't stronger for dogs 50 lbs+, it's just larger which doesn't eliminate the frayed plastic like ends after chewing. The frayed ends didn't develope over time, they developed the first day. I bought several Nylabone DuraChew toys for dogs 50 lbs+, hopefully, I won't be disappointed with each one. By the way, my dog is a 9 month, 70#, Golden Retriever. October 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Amanda123 Very durable We have a GSP who is a very aggressive chewer and this is finally one toy that she can't destroy in 5 minutes. There are multiple surfaces that she can chew on, so it lasts a lot longer than other designs. August 24, 2014


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Regarding the guest column by P. Michael Conn and Kevin C. Kregel on Aug. 14 ["Immature Tactics Discredit Animal Rights Movement"]: The only thing that would shock people about the animals to whom PETA gives a merciful release through euthanasia is the sorry state of these abused and broken beings.
We take in dogs who have been chained 24/7 for years or their entire lives. Many are wracked with parasites and are in congestive heart failure from advanced heartworm disease. Their ears have been eaten away by years of relentless fly-strike, and their teeth are worn down to the roots from chewing on rocks and their own bodies. They have never set foot in a house; don't know how to climb stairs; are used to relieving themselves where they sleep and eat, and cannot be house-trained; have had the same tiny patch of dirt to protect for years and now feel so overwhelmed, terrified and territorial that they cannot safely be placed in a home, and the list goes on.
PETA is proud to be a shelter of a last resort for animals like these who have nowhere else to turn. We often transfer adoptable animals to other open-admission shelters for a chance at finding loving homes.
Deriding a group that conducts itself peacefully, by trying to rally outrage at a compassionate act - that is shocking. I invite readers to see some of the animals PETA has helped at www.PETASaves.com.
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Henrico County Division of Police has long been distinguished by a number of husband-wife and sibling relationships among its officers.
But the July 31 promotional ceremony may well have been one-of a kind, with not one but two father-son pairs of officers in attendance. Of the four police officers being promoted to sergeant, half had fathers that have served as Henrico police supervisors.
Held at the Henrico County Training Center, the ceremony marked Jeffrey S. Quesinberry's promotion from detective to sergeant, and Keith T. deShazo promotion from officer to sergeant.
Between the two new sergeants and their fathers, Retired Command Sergeant Raleigh C. deShazo and Lieutenant Stephen E. Quesinberry, the men share 113 years of police experience between them.
"That makes me really proud," said Steve Quesinberry as the four gathered to reflect on their careers prior to the ceremony. The senior Quesinberry's own father is a retired captain with the Norfolk Police Department, making his son a third generation police supervisor.
"I have two uncles who are also cops, in North Carolina," remarked Steve Quesinberry. "Somewhere I even have a picture of one uncle busting up a still," he added with a laugh.
It's an attitude
While they may have flirted with other careers at some point, all four Quesinberrys and deShazos expressed feelings of having been born to – or at least destined to – pursue police work.
Raleigh deShazo, who hired on with Henrico in 1962, was only the 56th member to join the Division since it had been organized. When he applied, he was working long hours for a soft drink company, and his wife encouraged him to seek police work.
"She's from England, and growing up, she always wanted to be a bobbie," said Raleigh deShazo of his wife.
After unsuccessfully trying out for the Richmond Police Department, and falling an inch short of its height requirement, deShazo went with Henrico.
"That was work," he now says of his former job with the soft drink company. "Then I went to the police department and had fun!"
Five years later, son Keith was born.
Of his early memories of his father's career, the younger deShazo recalls only that "I liked it and respected it. I met a lot of people he worked with, and they seemed to have a bond.
"I liked hanging around dad. At home he was just a normal dad – not a police officer."
Although his growing-up experiences probably predisposed him toward a police career, Keith deShazo said that he spent his last two years of college in a sales job and might easily have continued in that direction.
The idea of applying to the Henrico police force instead, he said, was really a matter of timing: the division announced an upcoming police academy, after going years without one due to hiring freezes.
Trying out for the academy also appealed to him as a challenge, said deShazo. "I had been working since I was 14," he said. "I'd always had a job, and I knew I could get a sales job."
With the police, on the other hand, "I knew I couldn't just walk in the door and get a job," he said.
There's a certain mindset, deShazo went on, that's essential to succeeding in police work. "If you don't want this career, you're not going to make it. Anyone with the police knows that in this profession you're going to make it on your own."
His father nodded his head in agreement. "You have to have an attitude," he said.
'All I've ever wanted to do'
To hear Steve Quesinberry tell it, he could not have avoided a police career if he had tried.
"Police work is all I've ever wanted to do," he said, noting that he grew up hearing his policeman father's stories every day at dinner and breakfast. "Dad would always talk about what happened last night; he always had a story bigger than TV."
On the other hand, said Quesinberry, he didn't want to work in the same place as his father. For the first five years of his career he was a paramedic in Norfolk. Then he came to Richmond to finish his degree at Virginia Commonwealth University, (VCU) with the intention of continuing into the FBI.
"But once I anchored here, I stayed," he said with a smile. "I'm glad this worked out," he said of his years with Henrico County, "because I don't know what else I would've done!"
His son Jeff feels the same way about his career with the police.
"I don't know any other lifestyle," he said. From the time he was seven and his father was running a training academy in the basement of Dabbs House, Jeff Quesinberry said he has felt at home around his dad's colleagues.
"Sometimes my mom would bring my sister and me [to Dabbs House] and we would goof off in the gym; we had a blast running around," he said.
Even the memories from his later, teen-age years didn't dissuade him from the idea of someday entering the police force.
"This was before the days of pagers and cell phones," he said of those years, "and the phone would always ring for my father in the middle of the night. I'd be trying to sleep, and I'd hear this 'thud, thud, thud' as he got up [and went to work]."
But while attending Benedictine High School, Jeff Quesinberry began considering a military career. A visit with a recruiter – who told him that his asthma would keep him out of the service – convinced him that he should stick with his police aspirations. He applied to Henrico County Division of Police before he had even reached the minimum age of 21, and while he was still taking coursework at VCU. But he was hired, the youngest recruit in his academy class by far.
"I didn't think I'd get picked up," he admitted, "because I was so young and hadn't finished my degree."
Shoulder to shoulder
Both younger sergeants agree that their fathers' presence in the division never made any difference in the way they were treated. "No one one ever cut me any slack," said Jeff Quesinberry. "You either cut the mustard [here] or you don't."
In fact, all four fathers and sons say that they have rarely crossed paths at work, either due to working different shifts or different ends of the county.
Steve Quesinberry can recall just one real encounter, when he was called to help break up a large party of about a thousand people that had gotten out of control.
"There were about 40 officers shoulder to shoulder," he said, "and as we lined up I realized that my son was to my right. Well, you don't know what a big crowd like that is going to do. So I told Jeff's mother later that I had my eye on him the whole time.
"Well, my wife said that Jeff said the same thing to her," he said. "'He had his eye on you the whole time!'"
The Deshazos also could recall only a handful of times they interacted at work. But as Keith was working a midnight shift some years ago, he had to arrest a young woman who had gotten too wild at a party. "She was not a big fan of me at all," he said, "and [as we headed to jail] she kept saying, 'I've had enough of you!'
"At the jail, I opened the door, and my dad was standing there. Well, she looked at my name tag, and she looked at his name tag," Keith deShazo said with a chuckle, "and she said, 'I've really had it now! I can't believe there's two of y'all!'"
All four men stressed that, in their line of work, support from spouses and family members is more important than in most jobs. Fortunately, said Keith deShazo, "My mom loves [the police]. I don't know anyone who loves it more than her."
"You've got to have the support of your spouse in this work," agreed his father, "because if you have children, [spouses] bring them up. When I started, we worked 60-hour weeks, including evenings and midnights. You were gone."
Jeff Quesinberry said his mother often jokes about the family choice of career, but she is proud just the same. "She gives Dad a hard time all the time," he said with a laugh. "She thinks I went in [the force] because of all his war stories." As for fatherly pride, just ask Steve Quesinberry what he thinks about his son's success and recent promotion.
"To look at Jeff – and I know Raleigh feels the same way about Keith -- it's like we're on the same baseball team," said Quesinberry. "He plays good, I play good.
"And now it's like he just hit one out of the park, and I'm going to go sit on the bench a few minutes and just watch him play. "
Also recognized at the July 31 ceremony were Anthony T. Dowdy, promoted to lieutenant; Animal Protection Officer Brandon N. Bohr, promoted to Animal Protection sergeant; and Detective Charles E. Hanna, promoted to sergeant.
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Is There a Moral Case for Slavery?
A discussion of why free "stuff" or services leads to slavery.
'Of course not!' You say. Now let us examine a few people who are making a moral case that some people should have to pay higher taxes because it is unfair that they have been successful. I'm not just saying that they pay more because they make more in the sense that if income taxes were 10% of what they made they would pay $100,000 on income of $1,000,000 while a person who made $10,000 would only pay $1,000 no I'm talking about the very real fact that a person who makes $1,000,000 pays somewhere in the neighborhood of $500,000 in taxes. At the same time the person who makes $10,000 probably pays somewhere in the neighborhood of $1,500 in taxes if he is single (which is sick in a way since this is poverty level {or barely above it} income in the USA [yes I know it is seemingly vast wealth outside of the USA]) and while I don't hesitate to say everyone should pay something in taxes I can see a moral case for reserving to the poor a certain set aside on which they will not be taxed.
This is somewhat akin to the laws in the old testament regarding gleaning. In the common law of the bible land owners were to leave the corners and what they forgot as well as what was dropped in their field for the poor. Now they were not told to let the poor into the field before they harvested the field and they were not mandated to perform the harvest for the poor. For though God provides for the sparrow, as it were, He does not deliver their food to their nest but makes it available if they fly to where it is.
However taxes are not the worst area where people are making a moral case for slavery. Have you heard someone say that food, housing, or medical care are rights? If so you are hearing people make the moral case for slavery. 'Impossible!' You say. Yet that is exactly what must happen if the product of my labor or education becomes someone else's right. For certainly if I'm a farmer and you are given free food someone must deprive me of my labor. The same is true of carpenters or doctors for free houses or free medical care.
There is no such thing as a free lunch. Someone must pay for the bread you eat. If you don't pay for the bread you eat then unless it was given to you by someone whose face you saw chances are that it was extracted by threat of force from the person who labored to make it. So consider well whether you wish to attempt to hold your neighbor as a slave. For if you do you may well find that your house falls down around your ears while you die of cancer or starvation. You know that slavery is immoral now do something to make sure that those who are making a moral case for slavery understand exactly what they are advocating.
Here is a video that illustrates what people who are advocating the government giving away free things are doing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7Ko7UDUB6E I hope you take time to watch and understand the case for free enterprise rather that redistribution.
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Janeway had no right to kill him against his will in this one. Tuvix was exactly right that it was an execution. It's the moral equivalent of killing Chakotay against his will and harvesting his organs to save the lives Kim and Paris who would otherwise die. Really it's worse, given Janeway doesn't even truely respect his life and sentience or is just clearly blinded by her favoritism towards Tuvok and Neelix. She even criticizes him for having Kes speak on his behalf? Yes begging not to be murdered by all means available is clearly a deplorable act.
Does that make Tuvix a coward for not sacrificing himself? Sure, it does. Is cowardice a capital crime? I don't think so. Who can really say with any amount of conviction that they'd sacrifice their life no question asked to save two others? You don't really know until you're in that situation I'd imagine.
Yeah, Janeway's hypocrisy in this one is self-evident. Especially given some of her future actions too. But for one in the past, as not to spoil things for you and because there are so many, doesn't this episode just seem funny when you compare it to Janeway's condescending attitude towards the Viidians in Phage? How she sternly lectures them for stealing Neelix's lungs, and that she's so much better than them for not killing that guy to save Neelix's life? Hypocrite.
Tuvix was a likeable character and the episode was beautifully done. But seriously, there's just no getting around the fact that Janeway murdered him. She can preach all about how it was to save two lives, but that's an excuse and doesn't make it right. She played favorites and played god and had no moral problem doing so. Even the freaking EMH refused to do it because it violated his ethical programing.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
- Funding disasteristas have had their guns spiked by CB actions, or rather - offer of actions (you know TMM's thoughts on the funding story from yesterday's post).
- TMM are surprised that so many people who should know better don't (on many issues).
- SNB have survived the first week of eur/chf 1.2000 defence despite a crucifiction of everything Euro earlier in the week and a market adamant that it will fail. Looks solid.
- UBS didn't and doesn't. There is a really good reason why you don't promote people from back or middle office to front office: they know the systems well enough to cover their tracks. Better the norm where very few front office people have a clue what happens to a trade once they press "done". Leeson, Kerviel and Adoboli all had this in common. Note to management - if you want to hire a back or middle office guy to do a front office job, hire them from a different bank.
- When traders are in the office past 10pm, something is a foot. Risk managers should have an alert for when traders fail to "beep" out of the office.
- Judging by TMM's inbox Nigerian scammer jokes are easily transposed to Ghanaian scammer jokes.
- TMM are still scratching their heads as to how he managed $2bio, or is this the biggest kitchen sinking ever?
- All European politicians should be fired.
- Timmy G is running european policy.
- Lagarde has bigger balls than the tow hitch on a redneck's pick up.
- Be sceptical when punters declare Asia/NOK/SEK the "new safe haven".
- MXN may be cheap, but some folks seem determined, to TMM chagrin, to make it cheaper.
- Materials inventories are piling up in China and Chinese cement co's are trading really poorly (which makes TMM happy).
- In non-political land Global IP was actually not too bad in August.
- Ringfencing bad european debt would have to involve seas and oceans.
- Banks are to become village post offices.
- Village post offices are to be closed.
- Old fashioned Merchant Banking will respawn with TMM looking forward to names and addresses such as "Wimble, Womble and Phlewwin, Old Dribble Lane, The City" returning to fashion.
- leverage is for pivots.
TMM are now settling back to watch the second half of Greece vs Germany...
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Has the thought been considered that yesterday's coordinated CB announcement was pump priming in preparation for a Greek default?
- September 16, 2011 at 2:27 PM
Also, links to any discussion of pirmary material stockpiling in China would be appreciated (or names of who I should be tracking down).
- September 16, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- Polemic said...
Wellred 2.27.. yes was one of the most popular "well it must be because...." theories flying around yesterday. Some of which had us reaching for our foil beenies.
As for china papers. i ll leave that to nemo.
Oh and to all... haven t forgotten the tmmisms.. give us the weekend to decide.
- September 16, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- karen said...
Loved this post! and while i looked askance at those pump priming greek default rumours yesterday.. i'm sure we haven't heard the last of them. There are reputations and egos at stake here. But personally, I'm so over foil beenies.
- September 16, 2011 at 3:35 PM
Complete Rubbish about promoting from the back and middle offices
having worked in middle office before, (albeit in credit) there is NO WAY you can rack up 2yards of losses without MULTIPLE flags being raised to Market Risk, Finance, Collateral, Treasury, Credit Risk, Settlements, Middle Office, Confirmations and the rest of the bank. Even if you knew the entire back office, middle office like the back of your hand it would be impossible. There are different access privileges across multiple systems. you will never have access to all the risk, settlement systems used. If you can get round the internal controls, then there is a serious problem with technical and strategic architecture of the bank, How was this not picked up in the annual external audit? they should whack the head of risk, ops, audit and and the entire risk management committee,
Either their entire bank was incompetent or this was a case of kitchen sinking losses. after all, UBS like everyone else were long and very wrong
- September 16, 2011 at 3:40 PM
- Polemic said...
Anon 3.40 .. totally agree with your points, but he/something DID by pass all the checks you mention. Our point is that front office staff trying to do the same would be like sending your granny thru one of those raiders of the lost ark final challenges.. no chance. At least m.o. and b.o. know where the traps are.
- September 16, 2011 at 4:12 PM
How about he was running about $20M of FX at 100 x leverage, and he was long CHF:EUR at the top, so he was in the hole and then decided to "double down" just before the SNB peg. He goes to the khazi, comes back and said instrument is down 8%. But this only gets us to $200M or so, unless he was playing with far more of the bank's money...? I suppose it must have been a trade long volatility, which effectively vanished..?
- September 16, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- karen said...
Greek default rumors running main stream now, with a "poll" no less: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/09/16/us-greece-crisis-poll-idUSTRE78F44V20110916
- September 16, 2011 at 5:42 PM
@anon 5:23
It could have been a put ratio say 1.20/1.05 strikes, where he was long the 1.20 strike, short twice the 1.05, initially delta neutral and gamma/vega neutral (or rather gamma slightly long, vega slightly short). Then spot drifts lower in low vol as it crosses his long strike, and then accelerates on the way down with vol exploding. He loses a ton of money delta-hedging his now short gamma position (buying high, selling low), and the final nail in his coffin is the SNB peg which leaves him long gamma, vega etc. just when vol dies.
- September 16, 2011 at 6:01 PM
Take a look at the pink sheets for Soc Gen, BNP and Cred Ag, and Unicredit. All crashing. This may simply be profit taking from those who rode the squeeze.
Or..? One way to look at this week's CB bazooka unveiling is that a Greek default is imminent and they will attempt to react to market carnage by squirting liquidity from said weaponry?
Or how about the Greek banks to be taken down, Swedish style? I am still long here, just trying to examine the remainder of the potential event space and thinking about the level of equity exposure into the w/e.
- September 16, 2011 at 6:35 PM
If what ever he was up to was being done with an eye to enrich himself then fine throw him to the wolves, but I suspect he was a young guy who dug a hole and panicked. It's not big and it's not clever but if we are all honest with ourselves most of us who have been doing this for a long while have, to some extent, screwed up and panicked (even if we did put our hand up quickly).
The real point here is that the banks managers are responsible for putting him in a position where he can take enough risk to loose $2bio (I am struggling to find a reasonable way he could have done that - even trying that is going some), they are responsible for managing the safety net (for him and the banks shareholders) and they are responsible for the legions of risk managers they employ to stop this happening.
The kid will be terrified and slaughtered by all and sundry but for me the mass of over paid management in large critical mass type businesses like this must take a huge part of the blame. These banks are managed by the same idiots running the same over staffed and over paid silo'd businesses so that they can get paid the old style renumeration.
This model is dead and the quicker the banks boards and shareholders let go of the myth that the model will re create the 'glory' days the better. Drives me nuts.
- September 16, 2011 at 6:40 PM
Agreed. They are Too Big To Manage.
The trading floors at IBs resemble those hog farms where the pigs can barely move and are highly stressed. The major product of these operations appears to be closely related, and sewage control has been overwhelming for years. It is one thing for the smaller boutique and mid-size HFs to figure out VaR, but the big IBs have no idea on a daily basis.
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wszystkie · wszyscy · wszystko · wszystek · calutki · caluśki · caluteńki · calusieńki
all {adjective}
cały · wszelki · wszelaki
all {adverb}
całkowicie · zupełnie · całkiem · kompletnie
all: wholly · entirely · completely
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after all
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English-Polish translation for "all"
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all {pronoun}
And to that end it will use all means, all possible mechanisms at its disposal.
All UN Member States have an obligation to protect refugees and asylum seekers.
Globalisation, however, affects all human activity to a greater or lesser extent.
All ye beasts of the field, come to devour, [yea], all ye beasts in the forest.
In order to find connectomes, we have to see all the neurons at the same time.
They are all people who demonstrate advanced ability in maths and the sciences.
I think that we all need to remain faithful to the commitment that we have made.
Apart from this, we are all looking forward to welcoming Croatia to this House.
We have all seen pictures of the scenes precipitated by the recent food shortages.
(EL) Madam President, we all know that there is a new climate in Cyprus today.
This is all on behalf of a cause other than one's own genetic fitness, of course.
An in-dwelling compassionate presence, underpinning and sustaining all things.
However, currently, these are all under serious threat with the present regime.
The problem is that, today, this is all still in the realm of the theoretical.
All this requires more money than has provisionally been set aside by the Council.
Pharaoh king of Egypt, and his servants, and his princes, and all his people;
And all the people brought every man his ox with him that night, and slew them there.
And all the elders and all the people said unto him, Hearken thou not, neither consent.
And all the people heard when the king gave all the captains charge concerning Absalom.
And they blew the trumpet; and all the people said, [Long] live king Solomon.
all {adjective}
Slowly draw back all the solution through the vial adapter into the syringe.
You try to just tap your ball in and it slides all the way across the green.
In fact, we're probably forming these microscopic cancers all the time in our body.
You have seen what has happened all day with the agenda and it is not satisfactory.
And gamers are willing to work hard all the time, if they're given the right work.
Their soul abhorreth all manner of food; And they draw near unto the gates of death.
And all winged creeping things are unclean unto you: they shall not be eaten.
Should we demolish all similar structures in the EU, just in case?
Thou hast taken away all thy wrath; Thou hast turned [thyself] from the fierceness of thine anger.
Winston Churchill said if you have 10 000 regulations you destroy all respect for the law.
Who is this that cometh up from the wilderness Like pillars of smoke, Perfumed with myrrh and frankincense, With all powders of the merchant?
And God is able to make all grace abound unto you; that ye, having always all sufficiency in everything, may abound unto every good work:
all {adverb}
all {adv.} (also: absolutely, altogether, quite, utterly)
You turn a deaf ear to all our arguments: this is absolutely incomprehensible.
And of course fences around the world are all Cartesian, all strictly linear.
Transfer diluent from syringe to the vial by pushing the plunger in all the way 5.
First of all, I am wholly convinced that the Union has a debt of honour to repay.
Three people have been injured and the UN has decided to shut down all its operations.
It is not the case that there are Member States who have done nothing at all.
Objectives, strategy, method, financing - it all requires a totally new approach.
This shows the level of intelligence which this man has, in other words, none at all.
The report which remained after all the voting, however, was completely different.
And that is a very different optimization scheme, a very different strategy for all of us.
I mean, after all, if you look at babies superficially, they seem pretty useless.
Remember when this blue box was all alone, leading the world, living its own life.
In this software, we access about 500 variables from all the countries quite easily.
Americans spent, in 2001 -- 11 percent of all pesticide use was done on lawns.
And pretty soon it's going to be possible to avoid virtually all genetic diseases in that way.
all {adv.} (also: completely, totally, entirely, hopelessly)
This is the official dogma, the one that we all take to be true, and it's all false.
All of this happened under the noses of the ECB, with interest rates that were totally inappropriate.
The implementing provisions are not yet known and so the lines of the national policy are not at all clear.
It just completely warps and distorts egos, and it creates all these unmanageable expectations about performance.
And that doesn't make any sense at all, because we don't know of any dinosaurs that gain teeth as they get older.
"World of Warcraft" is one of the most successful games of all time.
What I am about to do is to read the wise wisdom of all his words that he has thought out and put on paper.
Sweden is a medium-sized country in the European Union and we should view that as a positive thing in all respects.
Mahatma Gandhi, one of the greatest civil fighters of all time, said, "Be the change you wish to see in the world."
And Hofmann is a Polish pianist and composer of the late 19th century, and he's widely considered one of the greatest pianists of all time.
Synonyms (English) for "all":
© Princeton Universitywholly · entirely · completely · totally · altogether · whole
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Auctioning of emission allowances will, after all, remain the dominant principle.
What are Parliament's legislative work and the Commission's proposals all about?
Cutting expenditure is not, after all, the only way to achieve a balanced budget.
At first sight the water between Europe and Africa does not look all that deep.
Barbaric Islamic forces are waging an all-out war against Western civilisation.
The European Parliament will be fully informed at all stages of this procedure.
It would not occur to anyone, least of all me, to dispute the usefulness of NATO.
We are all keenly aware of that fact, but let us be careful we do not overreact.
However, should not the repetition of all those calls be a warning signal to us?
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You cannot have 27 different systems that are all the best all at the same time.
This setting only applies to the current sheet, not all sheets in the spreadsheet.
Trojan horses on our computer networks reveal all our Achilles' heels instantly.
A single agricultural policy is equally inappropriate for all 27 Member States.
First of all, we must intensify research, as I already said in my introduction.
First of all, it is a legal issue: the violation of intellectual property right.
First of all there is the position of Almadén that the Commissioner referred to.
For all this potential, there remains the problem of replacing the vehicle fleet.
His report clearly rejects, therefore, all attempts to renationalise this policy.
Your communication last week contained absolutely no mention at all of this issue.
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WILLMAR -- Thomas Harold Kremer, 62, of Kandiyohi, made his first court appearance Wednesday in Kandiyohi County District Court on eight first- and second-degree criminal sexual conduct charges for allegedly molesting two children. Unconditional bail was set at $150,000. Conditional bail was set at $75,000. Conditions include no contact with the alleged victims, exclusion from a Kandiyohi residence, compliance with no-contact orders and no possession of firearms.
WILLMAR -- A 25-year-old Willmar man made his first court appearance Tuesday on felony drug and weapons charges for allegedly possessing meth and an assault rifle when he was stopped by police Sunday afternoon. In Kandiyohi County District Court, Eric Flores faces charges for first-degree drugs - manufacture of methamphetamine, second-degree drug possession, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, plus misdemeanor charges of possession of dangerous weapons and driving after revocation. Unconditional bail was set at $300,000.
WILLMAR -- Travis Dean Ryks, 25, of Willmar, made his first court appearance Monday on a first-degree assault charge for allegedly shaking a 2-month-old baby and causing him life-threatening traumatic brain injury. Unconditional bail was set at $80,000 in Kandiyohi County District Court. Conditional bail was allowed for $5,000 cash, provided Ryks have no contact with the child, among other conditions. His next court appearance is March 29. According to court documentation, Ryks was taken into custody by officers around 8:40 a.m.
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