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"On average, people overestimate how distressed they will be following a breakup," Finkel said in a telephone interview.

"We had a rain the other day and the river run gray," Mooney said in a telephone interview.

Among 298 Danish mothers, 30.9% said they used painkillers when they filled in a questionnaire, but 57.2% reported using them when asked in a telephone interview.

'" van Bibber said during a telephone interview. "And they will do it in a clever way that we hadn't thought about.

"I can say that as a member of the tour guide staff, we have discussed it, and it has upset us," Mr. Pappas said in a telephone interview.

But in looking for a CEO who can take on the likes of Apple and Android, Nokia faces its biggest test since it decided to bet its future on the mobile telephone in the early 1990s.

There, they recruited local people whose standard of living was low: 26% had no formal education, only half owned TVs, none had a car and only a tiny minority had a telephone in the house.

Be prepared. Since a telephone interview is usually a test to see if you will make it to the next round, be as prepared for a phone interview as you would for one in person.

Particularly, the abolishment of the fixed telephone installation fee and the mobile telephone net fee, and the considerable reduction of internet surfing fee and rural telephone charge have greatly stimulated the growth of subscribers.

The resolution used Mr Yar’Adua's faltering BBC telephone interview last month as the official “sick note” to parliament that the constitution requires for a handover.

"The theme 'Stayin' Alive 'is very appropriate for the situation," Matlock said in a telephone interview.

"If the spoiler is flat it can have a positive effect," Dr. McNabola said in a telephone interview.

More significantly, the next-oldest [ships ever discovered] in Egypt are 700 years younger," Ward told LiveScience in a telephone interview.

These were very timely rains and outside markets are probably giving buyers hesitation, " Stevens said in a telephone interview from Mandeville, Louisiana."

“It’s just because we do the show in six days, and we’re stupid and we just threw it together, ” Matt Stone, who created “South Park” with Trey Parker, said Friday in a telephone interview.

"Some had high grades and were just bored out of their minds, " Bridgeland told Reuters in a telephone interview. "They found no connection between the classroom and life and their career aspirations.

For the reduction of telephone income, you must enter the types of telephone calls, such as local or international calls.

She has a cellular telephone in her car.

Others warmly welcome the benefits of rapid technological change in the traditional telephone industry.

The research did not look at lung function in people with cystic fibrosis who are active smokers, Cutting said in a telephone interview.

"What we found was for across all the studies there was a level of protection in 12 of them and no protection seen in two," she said in a telephone interview. "no study showed an increased risk."

"I just wanted to ask him how justice will be done, but he was not interested in answering the questions," he told CNN-IBN during a telephone interview from police custody.

Visits and telephone inquiries will not be receiving visitors on their own!

'No one's going to die for the lack of bear bile,' she said in a telephone interview.

"This is very exciting, because mankind has always thought about being invisible or having invisibility cloaks," Ergin told the reporters in a telephone interview.

"Inflation is the No. 1 enemy for China, " he said in a telephone interview. "It's affordable for us to sacrifice a little on the growth side to bring inflation under control.

One day her 11-year-old son found his sister using his telephone in his room.

The language was unknown to science and recently came to light during an expedition by linguists traveling in India on fellowships for National Geographic, the linguists said in telephone interviews.

The automatic telephone inquiry system has been widely used in many cities in our country.

"I think we would do well not to underestimate the difficulties" involved in any exploitation of the high north's natural resources, Stubholt told Thomson Financial News in a telephone interview.

Justin Kaplan, author of "Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain: a Biography," said in a telephone interview: "one thing that gets Mark Twain going is his rage and resentment."

He returned his hand to the telephone intending to check with Jerome Patterton.

"I never imagined in my life that I would be so close to such a creature," he says in a telephone interview.