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What struck me was this.
Are 5 pieces for$ 8,99, What struck me as quite reasonable.
What struck me was the events in Burma.
The announcement in Shop Mechanic informs that it has a gauge 16 mm², What struck me as quite reasonable.
What struck me during this meeting is their vitality.
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Responded a few days later asking you to fill out a form of Google Forms, What struck me as somewhat bizarre since the system itself of them should receive the necessary information.
What struck me was this: She had felt sorry for me¶.
Which might be why when I looked at the earliest accounts we have of that night, what struck me even more than what happened was what did not happen.
What struck me was this: She had felt sorry for me¶.
I keep saying'curiously' with regard to Mr. Fincher,because I can't really figure out what he is up to in Zodiac- with its two-hour-and-37-minute running time for what struck me as a shaggy-dog narrative.
Machine Gun Fire What struck me in Scarface was Howard Hawks'cool and distant objectivity.
What struck me is how the young people have been quietly but faithfully accompanied by the adults.
Although the political andeconomic situations in the three countries of the region are very different, what struck me during the visitation was that our work in all three countries is remarkably similar, as we serve is some of the poorest and most neglected communities in each country.
But what struck me was that I felt unburdened, like my mind had had a spring cleaning.
CS Mr President, Commissioner,ladies and gentlemen, what struck me in the report was the emphasis on the fact that women achieve significantly fewer academic qualifications than men.
What struck me was this: She had felt sorry for me even before she saw me. .
If I had to sum up in a few words what struck me about those three September days I would say that they were“a pilgrimage against the coldness of our time”.
What struck me immediately was the book's perfection; I had no doubt as to its authenticity.
While it can not verify the source of history more accurately, what struck me this sentence is not so much an invitation to healing the brother or the charism of healing itself, but the posting of such words re-entry of a church.
But what struck me yesterday is that when we seek to resolve problems all boils down to people.
This is what struck me when I arrived at this place of prayer and fraternal sharing.
What struck me is that these ideas did not come from my environment, but from inside me. .
I think what struck me about this image is the idea that your world is black and white or merely grey!
This was what struck me personally, and gives me some confidence that there will be genuine results at Nice.
But what struck me as a curious coincidence was the fact that it was right after Cuba that you were passed over for admiral.
And what struck me so extraordinary was to be again with the Inuit-- a people who don't fear the cold, but take advantage of it.
And what struck me immediately in meeting Hyun-Sook was how confident she appeared to be, how happy she seemed to be in her own skin.
What struck me then were the words, now the journey through life, by His grace and His renewed mercy, has given these words a reality.
What struck me during the hearing was the bass, 100% perfectly audible and serving as the basis for the songs from start to finish of each.
What struck me about that process is that just the prospect of accession has brought benefits to the central and eastern European countries.