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They are obliged to resort to the most ingenious contortions and combinations.

Why does the narrative wish that it could resort to Biblical usage to describe him?

So we have to resort to triggers as in Listing 8.

The best means we should resort to is to build a long dam along the river.

Exasperated roundheads would occasionally resort to pleading with regulators for help.

Perhaps you use love and kindness, but when that falls short, you resort to bargaining.

The Jolly, a modified Fiat 500 or 600, was intended for wealthy yacht owners who wanted a car they could carry from resort to resort on their boat.

It's my position that gentlemen should reason thing out rather than resort to force.

Article 4 Advertisements shall not resort to any falsehood to a deception or misleading to the consumers.

With people having little incentive to conserve, the authorities then have to resort to rationing when droughts occur.

If this explanation is correct, you must just keep trying and resort to the trousers whenever you fail.

It is untenable and detrimental to both sides to accuse and pressure one another on this issue or even resort to trade protectionism.

Often they extract money at such occasions by threatening to strip or resort to violence unless they are given a financial inducement to leave.

People with borderline personality disorder, who struggle to control their impulses and anger, often resort to drugs and alcohol to soften their intolerable moods.

Would it wait for the politicians to get their act together or would it be the lender of last resort to all of Europe?

This does seem rather a vague palliative, however, and Mr Osman’s occasional resort to unsubstantiated facts and dangling assertions does not help his argument.

Many 3D applications resort to less direct techniques, such as an object list or object hierarchy that users can select from outside of the 3D view.

In addition a lot of countries have difficulty recruiting enough donors, and so have to resort to importing blood or paying their citizens to donate, which is not the best way to ensure safety.

Hence, when the client needs to control a transaction, use the suspend transaction qualifier. When the service provider needs to control it, you will resort to the join transaction qualifier.

The strategy—easier said than done, to put it mildly those who are both incapable of it and willing to resort to, or assist in, acts such as those seen this week.

The most worrisome trend to law enforcement and private industry alike has been the increase in willingness by these movements to resort to the use of incendiary and explosive devices.

Key participants of the Middle East Quartet, which is working to find an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, have been meeting in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el Sheikh.

Finally, he decided to resort to divination. He wrote each of the girls' names on a slip of red paper, rolled the slips up into balls, then, after praying for guidance before the family ancestral tablets, picked one.

Tonight, with the war over, he and three friends were flying to Cairo, then driving to Sharm el-Sheikh, the Egyptian Red Sea resort town, for a ten-day holiday.

If protesters feel there is no other option, they may resort to weapons, which would blur the lines and reinforce the regime's narrative, based on labelling the protest movement an insurgency.

A drive around Massachusetts' Cape Cod serves up miles of beaches, restful resort towns-and, yes, lobster and clam shacks.

But somewhere -- over dozens of weekends spent at a resort town that's part suburbia, part spaghetti Western film set -- curiosity got the better of him.

The Miss World 2010 Beauty Pageant finals at the Beauty Crown Theatre in the southern Chinese resort town of Sanya on October 30, 2010.

In the "naturist quarter" of this Mediterranean resort town, nudity is legal not only on the beach but also in Banks, restaurants and shops.

Yet the spot in question is not a benighted rust-belt city, but Sarasota, florida-a balmy, palm-studded resort town on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.