"Sometimes it's better not to practice and just to play, " said Julien, careful not to tip his hand.
Roy and his partner Frank (Sam Rockwell) rip off the unsuspecting, and the entire movie depends on the extent to which they may or may not choose to practice their skills on each other.
Because he was not licensed to practice law in Ecuador, his role was ostensibly an advisory one.
No one makes them feel bad when they say a word incorrectly, and they're not told to practice that word dozens of times.
"I think the fact that I was not able to practice for a couple of days because I really needed to rest it, really affected the way I was moving today, " said Dementieva.
"Surely to leave an individual in this kind of limbo, which he was not left in previous to 2003, is not a practice which would commend itself to the civilised world, " he said.
But they had the foresight to allow this to be a land where anyone could choose, or not choose, to practice their religion freely.
MLAs eventually voted not to ban the practice but snaring will now be regulated under a licensing system similar to that in force in Scotland.
But abuses on the internet are not confined to sharp practice: criminals also use the web for much nastier things.
Rilvan Bary stated his father did not force him to practice it although his father does pray five times daily.
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These young associates do not know how to practice law when they arrive and the cost of educating them is steep.
It also advises students not to overload themselves, to do practice papers, and to give themselves regular rewards and breaks during revision.
Mr Sarkozy knows what happened to Mr Chirac in the mid-1990s and seems determined not to repeat his practice of offering unwise concessions, at least for now.
Some physicians recommend taking oral acetaminophen or ibuprofen about an hour before a mammogram to help reduce the pain, but studies have not proven this practice to be effective.
Dr. RAY: Well, they would still be a doctor even if the license was removed but they might not be able to practice in that particular state and that depends on the state.
And I think -- and the President said this to the AMA -- that these are individuals that have spent a lot of time in school, racked up a lot of debt, because they want to practice medicine, not because they want to be administrators or bean counters or paper pushers -- they want to be healers.
General Musharraf may not have a coalition to worry about, but he certainly has two powerful and in practice not entirely distinct groups to keep on the right side of: his own fellow-officers, and the jihadis, who even before they heard of the collapse of the summit were threatening a return to war.
So although we should welcome openness and interaction we have to hope that new technologies will lead to changes in the distribution of power and not merely superficial changes to political practice, just as access to the network and mobile phones are starting to change business, education and forms of social engagement.
Try to get an interview with an employer you are not interested in working for to practice your interviewing skills.
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The Irish will not want to repeat their practice of voting No and then Yes to another treaty.
Jeff Greason, the president of XCOR Aerospace, a company that makes rocket engines for suborbital craft, worries that the X Prize, with its attached conditions, may not in practice lead to the right sort of craft being built.
Translation, if one were to start with a pre-trial null hypothesis probability of 50% (reflecting equipoise, an ethical prerequisite for randomizing patients), the post-trial null hypothesis probability would still be 9%, which is not sufficient to change my practice.
It is not enough to stop the practice of defensive medicine, but when doctors are asked by their colleagues to justify the tests they ordered and the procedures they performed, perhaps they will be reminded that more is not always better.
It has insurance reforms that benefit everybody potentially who has health insurance or currently doesn't have health insurance so that we put an end to, for example, the practice of not being able to get health insurance because of a preexisting condition. (Applause.) We make sure that they can't just drop you when you get sick and you need insurance the most.
Lord Hoffman, in the ruling on the case, said the tests had no relation to the shallow well serving Mr Sutradhar's village, and it was not the practice at the time to test for arsenic.
This emphasis on sourcing fresh ingredients, having a relationship with the producers, knowing the history of the food, is something I admire and relate to -- but not something that I'm able to practice very often in my country.
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Rather, the intention was, and is, to point out that the practice of polygamy is not one to be entered into lightly as the consequences can be far-reaching, especially within the context of the family and more generally, that of the religion itself.
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Contrary to normal practice, the court has decided not to restrict the list to those likely to provide relevant evidence.
When I got on the phone with Lauren a few weeks ago, she talked to me while weaving through L.A. traffic on her way to a photo shoot not a suggested practice but a reality of the day-to-day demands of running two fashion lines, two websites and a successful novel series (L.A. Candy was a New York Times bestseller).
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