Or maybe really, really fine capellini with branches.

Closes all branches of the file tree

They extend long and delicate branches, and in short, they look like trees.

And you don't have to squint very hard to see the political ramifications of a system like this.

The new agreement included a provision that dealt with the ramifications of the outbreak of a war.

Coming back now to the report by Mr Muntingh, I should like to pick out some general points from the explanatory statement which I can only support, especially the idea that it is absolutely essential for Community environmental protection policy and Community measures concerning land management and the use of natural habitats to be thoroughly integrated.

But this logic failed to account for the political ramifications, which threaten to undermine European unity further.

I do not envy future generations for having to address the possible ramifications of global warming and fresh water depletion.

Finally, in contrast to Arab states like Saudi Arabia, Turkey is generally comfortable with the deal s geopolitical ramifications.

We all know it was an amazing movie, and it was so interesting to see it go out into the culture and become this phenomenon and to see all the different permutations of it.

Two fundamental considerations come to mind, and their ramifications in up for grab countries in Latin America, such as El Salvador, are particularly significant.

Though it is impossible to understand fully the implications of the Commission s new structure at this early stage, some of its institutional ramifications are already emerging.

And one of the sad parts of this is that indeed, among the many other ramifications of crack cocaine is that the most talented individuals in these communities this is what they were striving for.

The area where it held the most influence is sometimes referred to as the Free Territory, though Nabat had branches in all of the major cities in southern Ukraine.

The ramifications for interest rate spreads, emerging market equities, and housing demand, among much else, are the subject of widespread debate.

What has he got? If not iPhone, then he's got squat.

She said, It's got color. It's got motion.

What does it have? It has fish, that's all.

He who has bees also has honey.

Tom doesn't have any goats. He only has sheep.

He who has the Son has the life. He who doesn't have God's Son doesn't have the life.

He that hath the Son hath life and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life.

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How old is she? She is twelve years old.

Maria doesn't have just one dog, she has five!

He who has the money, also has the power.

It has autonomous organized microcircuits, has these programs which run.

She's got a big smile. She's got a big personality.

Ted Turner's got it. Steve Jobs has it.

Because of the security ramifications of running a service as LocalSystem whereby a buggy driver or malicious person would have unrestricted access to the system, the WIA service in Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista operates in the LocalService context.

A neighborhood has a thing it's got a landmark, it's got a place, it's got a restaurant. It doesn't have a logo. I mean, what would that be?

It's that there is no point and that there doesn't have to be a point.

Whatever has a beginning also has an end.

He has a lot of money, but has almost no friends.

Everything has an end, only sausages have two.

You've got this demand over here that has money.

The lake has a surface area of 11.62 km² and a circumference of 25 km.

France has the Louvre, Britain has Big Ben.

Is he right?

Do you have that?

Do you have a lighter?

Do you have a family?

Do you have some time?

What do you have?

He has a beard.