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We are going to launch a counterattack.

The launch of their new saloon received much media coverAge.

They managed to launch on a new business.

“Every launch is a little bittersweet, ” Michael Moses, the shuttle launch integration manager, said at a news conference Friday.

and if we maintain a strong deterrent, they are exceedingly unlikely to launch an attack.

Last week I attended the launch of the Consolidated Appeals Process for humanitarian assistance in crises.

Using these folders you can launch the appropriate wizard to create new tables and views.

NASA and invited guests marked the 50th anniversary of Shepard's flight on Thursday with a re-broadcast of the countdown, launch and mission at his Cape Canaveral, Fla., launch pad.

Funding can be unpredictable, short-lived, or inflexible, making it difficult, if not impossible, to launch long-term plans.

The spacecraft would be assembled at the launch center after experts finish examining its air tightness and electric properties.

The software is easy to launch from scratch, and its core features and portfolio of contributed modules make it flexible, extensible, and adaptable.

A deposit payable on launch, to be refunded when asatellite is disposed of safely, could deal with this by giving value to thatlast, self-sacrificial rocket blast.

Matt O’Connor, the outfit’s founder (and a PR man), says his first pop-up let him launch his brand for a tenth of the normal cost, while testing product ideas.

Therefore, in order to monitor and control process creation, all we have to do is to hook those API functions that cannot be bypassed by the code that is about to launch a new process.

He beat his own world record by covering an area of 330 square metres with a wintry scene to coincide with the DVD launch of Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.

So I decide to launch it.

It is fairly easy to launch objects into inclinations higher than the launch site latitude, but it is very difficult to launch directly into lower inclinations.

Advances in science and technology can launch from unassuming springboards.

Usually, it begins with a launch failure or outage, followed by a fierce round of blamestorming.

Samsung on Thursday announced the launch of its Galaxy Note mobile device, adding to the flagship Galaxy lineup of products.

The changes made to the form enable it to launch a binder view given its ID in the query string.

A successful test this time would boost domestic morale and be seen as a humiliation for the south, which hopes to launch its own satellite later this year.

Officials say they expect trading to begin later this year - but then, the imminent launch of Shanghai stock index futures trading has been predicted before, and failed to materialise.

and rowing the canoe along the shore, I came at last to the utmost point of the island on that side, (viz.) N. E. And now I was to launch out into the ocean, and either to venture, or not to venture.

The Queen is to launch a new warship today.

The countdown has started for the final launch of an American space shuttle.

Others have calculated that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, to launch in 2014, could pull off the same feat for the very closest solar systems.

"For example, from the satellite, if we find that the enemy is ready to launch a Scud missile and the missile is believed to carry bio-chemical warheads, you must expect to destroy it before it is launched," he said.

Norad co-ordinates with Santa's elf launch staff to confirm his launch time, but from that point on, Santa calls the shots. We just track him.

Itis possible that later this year China will launch an unmannedspacecraft to orbit the moon, a step towards an eventual moon landing by aChinese astronaut.

You do like to launch into some utter nonsense, especially at holiday times. It's your latent masochism, I suppose.

Project launch delayed by: 5 days (ouch).