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They fish every spring and early summer before visiting relatives can get in the way.

The waves would get in the way of the reef Hill smash, also refused to take a step back.

SOLAR power should be a cheap and simple way of making electricity, but like any technology the practicalities tend to get in the way.

There's a price to be paid for all that configurability: added weight and straps that get in the way.

Not so much, though, as to get in the way of treating China as an indispensable element in any stabilisation of perilous situations in Korea and Afghanistan.

Smash the waves would rather get in the way of the reef hill, also not willing to take a step back.

The man had better not get in the way of her if he doesn't plan to stay with her for life.

But it was evident well before they had finished 19 days of public hearings and over 700 interviews that ideological spats would get in the way.

Why didn't they follow the lead of the peace-prize judges, who know not to let technicalities about being true to the meaning of the award get in the way of good headlines?

The sad part is, Ms. Right types are hard to change, as their personal pride tends to get in the way of understanding others and the world around her, so all you can really do is avoid these women.

Kaley Cuoco of "the Big Bang Theory" is still taking plenty of time to recover from a horrific horse accident earlier this fall, but she isn't letting a broken leg get in the way of her good time.

Astronomers are a resourceful lot, however, and not much given to brooding over what they might have observed if this troublesome interstellar substance did not get in the way.

Children get in the way during in the holidays.

Because nothing should get in the way of the relationship between a family and their doctor.

Shadows work pretty well, but all those grids and shadows can get in the way visually.

Kind of like boxes in the loft - they don't get in the way, but they're still there, and totally useless, so why not get rid of them?

William Casey, President Reagan's D. C. I., was a man who would not let facts get in the way of preconceived ideas - or rules get in the way of what he wanted to do.

None of this should get in the way of the enforcement of copyright, which remains a vital tool in the encouragement of learning.

We've also shown you how DOM Level 3 Core lets you access and modify the text content of your document in a more natural way than having to deal with text nodes that tend to get in the way.

It's — I'm sure that Louis Armstrong would read some music, but again it would just get in the way of what he's doing.

They also have broad flippers, a reduced dorsal fin (a larger one would just get in the way in tight spots), and small eyes—echolocation helps them pinpoint prey in muddy water.

This year, after scrambling for position in a sea of reporters, I decide to squat on my haunches so I won't get in the way of our TV camera's view.

That's why I was disappointed this week to see a dreary and familiar politics get in the way of our ability to move forward on a series of critical issues that have a direct impact on people's lives.

Unless English libel courts get in the way, that is.

Sometimes stress and anxiety can get in the way of creativity.

A hydraulic service jack (floor jack) has the advantage of no loose chain to get in the way.

Your physical energies are not always in tune with your inner intentions, so one can get in the way of the other without your being aware of it.

Unfortunately, money can get in the way of friendships so you need to quickly spot these friends and not let them take advantage of you.

This can be annoying for (female) users with long fingernails because they get in the way when you try to tap the soft keyboard with fingertips, which more often than not results in no response.

"Clothes get in the way of our bond with nature," says Azra, whose villa holiday experience led to a trip to Mykonos to check out the glamorous nudist scene there.

Never let the reality get in the way of your dreams.

Project managers just get in the way and try to take control of the project away from the product manager.

The need for a coat that didn't get in the way while riding a horse influenced the arrival of the tail coat.

If you are a German citizen, you have just heard the news from the emergency radio that the Russians are coming, and someone else has asked you to stay at home. Don't get in the way of the Americans.

When it comes to the design of complex behaviors and interactions, we’ve found that focusing on pixel-pushing, widget design, and specific interactions too early can get in the way of effectively designing a comprehensive framework that all of the product’s behaviors can fit within.

An armless man in the US has not let his disability get in the way of his favorite hobby - shooting.

Household chores often get in the way when dual-earner couples want to unwind after a stress-filled day on the job.

There are two main kinds of error that get in the way of seeing a work of art: biases you bring from your own circumstances, and tricks played by the artist.

This can be a real advantage, but it can also get in the way of building infrastructure.

Their operational areas are sealed off as so-called "black boxes, " so that ordinary troops do not get in the way -- or the firing line -- of the elite soldiers.

Problems start, she thinks, when more laissez-faire learning activities get in the way of proper teaching.

Also, don't let your worries get in the way of being appropriately assertive.

A little girl said Mrs Claus wouldn't be able to wrap the presents because her baby would get in the way and, more worryingly, one claimed a woman would fail because she would 'just get a headache'.

Don't let any small misunderstandings get in the way.