But China will not be impatient or afraid of setbacks.
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Mr Xi, however, is widely believed to be impatient with these restrictions.
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But I can be impatient when it comes to reaching those targets.
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" Williams said Marshall could be "impatient," but that it made her "be better.
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You're feeling inspired to make some big changes, but try not to be impatient.
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"Jerry Jones has a reason to be impatient," Frank Frigo, EdjSports' co-founder, said.
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You will move the boat only a little, but you must not be impatient.
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Neurologists tend to be impatient with pickiness about medications, and perhaps they have a point.
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They may be impatient to experience the burst of pride that comes from selling a winner.
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Max will be impatient but he's had great pace and can see the car getting stronger.
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"The worst thing you can do is be impatient and rude to fast food employees," Stewart said.
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She answers questions like a 17-year-old girl, and can be impatient or lose her temper.
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This morning brings unexpected surprises concerning your career—do your best not to be impatient or impulsive!
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As Trump's complaints to Forbes indicate, he can be impatient when other people have control of the scoreboard.
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Hockey players tend to be impatient with midgame dentistry, even in cases involving a mouthful of busted teeth.
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Brushwork takes much longer than rolling, so don't be impatient if it seems to take a long time.
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The male was observed to be impatient while feeding and the female is quite quiet, the website post said.
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Some White House officials are reported to be impatient for this, though the president himself may not be so enthusiastic.
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But they can be impatient, moody, and impulsive, making the match with our emotionally tuned in Drake less than ideal.
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The speed and accessibility of communicating online can lead people to be impatient and dissatisfied with a slower, more deliberate life.
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The speed and accessibility of communicating online can lead people to be impatient and dissatisfied with a slower, more deliberate life.
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While the public and other researchers might be impatient to find another Earth, exoplanet scientists are in it for the long haul.
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Google has shown itself to be impatient, mercilessly killing off projects that fans might favor, but which no longer serve its interests.
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"You could definitely have a tendency to be impatient with it and just try to hurry up and get to October," Kershaw said.
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This 28-minute debut fully captured what it meant to be impatient teens eager to leave the comfort of home and see the world.
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Plagued by Russia scandals and dropping poll numbers at home, he'll likely be impatient and more inclined for some kind of symbolic political win.
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It's no secret that people tend to be impatient when an app or website isn't working right, and you can lose a customer over a bad experience.
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Still, the instructions state that you can also simply cook the dish longer if you happen to be impatient or forgetful, so it's not a total deal-breaker.
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With $26 billion sitting in the bank, investors may be impatient with the company's use of that cash even while it invests heavily in growth and research and development.
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Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a more militant rival, is said to be impatient with the pace of those talks, and has at times used attacks on Israel to make itself heard.
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Kim may be impatient with what he sees as South Korea overpromising and underdelivering, said Jenny Town, a managing editor at 38 North, a U.S.-based project that studies North Korea.
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You might be impatient for a self-driving car that can roll you from the bar to your house when you're too buzzed to drive, but autonomous vehicles have bigger problems to worry about.
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Apple is forcing me to accept the loss of compatibility with USB sticks, USB drives, USB Ethernet adapters, HDMI cables, and, most painfully, MagSafe chargers, all because it's decided to be impatient about the future.
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Anwar is thought to be "impatient to get back into office," but Mahathir won't step down until he's ready, Meredith Weiss, professor of Political Science at the University at Albany, says, adding that there's "nothing Anwar can do" to hurry along the process.
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I have always been a type-A person — I like structure, planning and efficiency — and while that has certainly helped me get a lot done, it has also sometimes pushed me to do things too quickly, to be impatient and to miss opportunities to learn through listening.
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"While something suggests Houghton isn't done surprising her listeners, Welcome Back to Milk is so intriguing that they'll be impatient to hear whatever she has to offer," reviewer Heather Phares suggested.
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New Zealand drivers generally follow the road rules, it is acknowledged that driving etiquette could be improved. Drivers observe lane lines and give way rules, indicate changes of direction and (mostly) adhere to speed limits. Drivers are courteous and will allow other road users to merge, but tend to be impatient.
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John Masters: a regimented life by John Clay was published by Michael Joseph in 1992. Now out of print, it is a sympathetic but not uncritical biography. According to Clay, Masters possessed a strong and sometimes domineering personality, and could be impatient with weakness or incompetence. He could also be extremely warmhearted and generous.
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There is a gestation period of 18 days, and the parents both incubate for 15 to 16 days. However, they can be impatient sitters, often leaving their eggs uncovered for hours at a time. Newborn toucans remain in the nest after hatching. They are blind and naked at birth, and their eyes open after about 3 weeks.
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At first, he found little work in the aftermath of the famine years, but gradually commissions increased. Hogan could be impatient with ignorance, intolerant of professional inferiority, and independent. He held aloof from other artists and refused to join the Hibernian Academy. A year before his death, his health began to fail and he could no longer work.
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In Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Batou's personality closely resembles his manga counterpart. He is depicted as an outgoing jokester, but with a quick temper. Unlike the Major, Batou often expresses his anger at injustice and cruelty quite openly. He is sometimes shown to be impatient with Section 9's rookies, such as Togusa.
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The Copenhagen interpretation is the oldest and probably still the most widely held interpretation of quantum mechanics. Most generally, it posits something in the act of observation which results in the collapse of the wave function. How this could happen is widely disputed. In general, proponents of the Copenhagen Interpretation tend to be impatient with epistemic explanations of the mechanism behind it.
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The Mets finished 53–109, again in last place. By this time, the fans were starting to be impatient with the losing, and a number of people, including sportscaster Howard Cosell and former Dodger Jackie Robinson, criticized Stengel as ineffective and prone to fall asleep on the bench. Stengel was given a contract for 1965, though Creamer suggested that Weiss, Grant and Payson would have preferred that the 74-year-old Stengel retire. The early part of the 1965 season saw similar futility.
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Opal knows that Saphira is mean and has a very conceited attitude which shows that she is always up to no good. Opal makes it known that she dislikes Saphira and does her best to defend anyone from Saphira's wrath. Opal can be impatient but she has a big heart who is always there to help her friends and other animals. Opal sometimes gets really irritated at Pearlie who at times gets in over her head when it comes to getting tasks done.
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26 His Mammotrectus super Bibliam, written at Reggio Emilia probably towards the end of the 13th century, was an etymological analysis of the Vulgate, the Latin Bible. There were at that time many priests who were barely literate, and Marchesinus declared himself to be "impatient with his own lack of skill, and compassionate towards the rudeness of poor clerics promoted to the office of preaching". In view of that, he wrote to "edify their understanding with etymology".Thomas Graves Law, ed.
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On another occasion, when the Roseberys were travelling in India, Rosebery is reported to have announced "I will travel ahead, Hannah and the rest of the heavy baggage will follow the next day."McKinstry, p. 76, attributes the remark to Sir George Leveson-Gower's account of a conversation between himself and Rosebery. While the marriage was based on warmth and esteem on Rosebery's side and adoration on Hannah's, it seems that Rosebery often found his wife's devotion irritating, and this sometimes caused him to be impatient with her.
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The only time he appeared was when he nagged Hydron for not taking better care of the Dimension Controllers. He seems to be impatient with him due to his constant failure. He will also check in with him and make sure that he is still on the right track, although Hydron shrugs his warnings and discipline off, as he thinks he is doing fine without his father's constant nagging. In the second half of New Vestroia, he flees Vestal and resides in his palace on the outer skirts of the galaxy that is remote from civilization.
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One of the most talked about parts of the show was a skit where comedic impressionist Steve Bridges playing President George W. Bush uttered such lines as, "I'm concerned about the national debt, so I'm selling Canada", and "If I cared about the polls I would have run for President of Poland." The two end the skit by harmonizing on the "Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again"" duet that Streisand and Judy Garland once did together. At the October 9 New York show, this skit drew some jeers from the audience, who appeared to be impatient with the political satire. Streisand shot back, "Why don't you shut the fuck up.
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His greatest vision is to reclaim a series of old estates to re-develop those territories into the latest commercial zone as Sleepless City; unfortunately, he suffers from a heart condition that has been slowly eating away his health. His wife, Sin-Hang Tong (Joey Meng), is a trained nurse and has been managing his health as he continues to pursue his mega real estate ambition while tempering his stressing nature. Things would change after his encounter with Dr. Yiu. Although Power was suffering from heart complications, he continues to be impatient, angry, and irritable to everyone around him, including the medical staff caring for him.
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As a result, the SS-HA issued a series of pamphlets on racial ideology, including Der Untermensch (The Sub-Human), which described certain peoples as spiritually and mentally lower than animals. Himmler and Berger also hosted representatives from the Wehrmacht who were keen to learn from SS expertise in ideological indoctrination. On 13 February, following an approach from Reichsjugendführer (German Youth Leader) Artur Axmann for a Waffen-SS division to be raised from the Hitler Youth, Berger and Axmann were told the idea had been approved by Hitler and that they could commence planning. Berger implored Himmler to appoint him as the commander of this new division, but the Reichsfuhrer demurred, telling Berger not to be impatient.
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A man of great energy and drive, Newsam's tendency to be impatient with those who disagreed with him meant that he was not automatically popular with the Home Secretaries under whom he worked. However, his negotiating ability was superb, and he allowed himself time to enjoy the finer things in life. His eventual successor Philip Allen regarded him as operating in the tradition of preserving the liberty of the subject wherever possible; those who had worked under him also noted his highly prized commitment to keeping the politicians in charge of the department out of trouble at all costs.A. W. Brian Simpson, "In the Highest Degree Odious", Oxford University Press, 1992, p. 41-2.
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When one finds such a teacher, asserts the Charaka Samhita, the student must revere the teacher like a deity or one's own father because it is from his grace that one gets educated.Sanskrit: Vimana Sthana, Chapter 8 , pages 323-326 (Note this manuscript archive numbers the verses differently than numbering found in other manuscripts) When the teacher accepts a student as his apprentice, asserts the Charaka Samhita, he should in the presence of fire initiate the student with the following mandates during the period of apprenticeship – "thou shalt be a brahmacharin, wear beard and mustache, thou shalt be always truthful, abstain from meat and unclean diet, never harbor envy, never bear weapons, thou shalt do anything I say except if that may lead to another person's death or to great harm or to a sin, thou shalt behave like my son, never be impatient, always be attentive, behave with humility, act after reflection, and always seek whether sitting or standing the good of all living creatures".
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After the destruction of the entire 72nd Reorganized Division in late April 1947 in the Tai'an-Mengyin Campaign, the nationalists became very cautious and concentrated their forces in their movements afterward. On May 4, 1947, the communist high command radioed the East China Field Army that since it was impossible to fight large nationalist formations because the nationalists had concentrated their forces, the current tactic of waiting for an appropriate opportunity was to be maintained As long as they were patient, there would always be the opportunity to annihilate the enemy. Two days later the communist high command once again radioed the East China Field Army to instruct local communists on several important points: Never be impatient and never separate the concentrated forces, because as long as the concentrated force are ready to be mobilized, there would always be the opportunity to destroy the enemy. Local communist commanders redeployed their forces in early May 1947 by withdrawing their main force eastward to the region east of Laiwu and Xintai, while the communist 2nd and 7th Columns, originally planned to be deployed to central China, were instead withdrawn to Ju (莒) County, and the communist 6th Column was withdrawn to Pingyi (平邑) in southern Shandong.
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