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So setting it as required: false should do the trick.

A thin line just on the top eyelid will do the trick.

If growth of this kind does not make people happy, stagnation will hardly do the trick.

For those occasions, a white dress shirt will do the trick.

Do they need long workouts to get the benefit, or will short, intense ones do the trick?

If you are looking for a loan, serving your bank manager breakfast might just do the trick.

Studies of senior citizens have shown that as little as 20 minutes of walking a day can do the trick.

If the application simply looked at the data before it acted, it would see that a simple math function wouldn’t do the trick.

When women feel the need for a 'good cry' at the movies, they usually seek out some tragic tale of unrequited love to do the trick.

Plaque attaches to teeth like jam sticks to a spoon. It can't be totally removed by rinsing, but a light brushing will do the trick.

If you are looking for a boyfriend or girlfriend is an AD on a dating site going to do the trick?

That’s in part because, unlike last year, candidates do not need to steal millions of votes to win; in some cases only a few dozen thefts will do the trick.

If fainting, or pretending to faint, would do the trick, then she would faint. If simpering, coquetry or empty-headedness would attract him, she would gladly play the flirt and be more empty-headed than even Cathleen Calvert.

Of course, adjust these properties with restraint, since the most important element doesn’t need to be huge, red, and outdented—often, varying just one of these properties will do the trick.

If you are trapped in a monotonous relationship where you are looking to get out but don't really have any reasonable excuses, cheating on her might do the trick.

Something as simple as going to the water cooler for a drink may do the trick.

An overdoor shoe rack with hanging hooks can do the trick behind your door.

Although we expect the words "I'm sorry" to do the trick, they don't do nearly as much as we expect.

Ask the doctor whether a sonogram or an MRI, which do not use radiation, could do the trick just as well.

Create a soapy formula-a mixture of water and baby shampoo or dish soap should do the trick-and take it outside.

But if you have yet to take that advice to heart, maybe knowing that they prevent wrinkles will do the trick.

If you’ve already done fifty seven workshops and seminars, and your life and situation is essentially the same, then another break-through program probably ain’t gonna do the trick for you.

Dumb marketing tricks still do the trick.

For me, a few minutes of gentle yoga can do the trick.

Music, a long soak in the bath, or a walk in the park do the trick for some people, but for others it's not so easy.

Taking the same example as above — that of retrieving the value of the insured vehicle model in — the code snippet in Listing 6 should do the trick.

If your screwdriver is too big, I'm sure this one will do the trick.

As a result, I often travel with a razor and no shaving cream, assuming that hot water alone will do the trick.

A few drops of essential oils in your bath or in a diffuser will do the trick.

If you have some static data that you want to make available to your JSP page and that data does not change frequently, initialization parameters may do the trick.