Consumers view genetically-engineered foods as "not natural", having "unknown consequences", "harmful",
"controlled by others", and "risky", all well known outrage factors.
>>90
次のキーワードを検索窓にぶち込んでググりましょう。
"on * * diet"
あるいは
"on * * * diet"
例えば、
Will I lose more weight on a high-protein diet than a high-carbohydrate diet?
なんてのもヒットします。さて、ここで質問です。前置詞"on"は何に付随しているのでしょうか。
She was on antibiotics for an eye infection that wouldn't go away.
Many of the elderly are on medication.
[33] If you live on a particular kind of food, you eat it.
If a machine runs on a particular kind of power or fuel, it uses it in order to function.
The caterpillars feed on a wide range of trees, shrubs and plants.
He lived on a diet of water and tinned fish.
The system could be used to ensure that cars are converted to run on unleaded petrol.
...making and selling vehicles that runs on batteries or fuel cells.
The Black Book: Diary of a Teenage Stud, Vol. I: Girls, Girls, Girls by Jonah Black
Over by the bar someone is playing Irish folk tunes on the piano and there's a huge fire roaring in the fireplace and above the fire is the head of a stuffed moose with a brass plaque under it that says BAOIGHEOLLEAN.
"I am so glad you are in my class," she says. She leans over my desk and I smell saddle soap. Then Sophie sits down on my lap and takes my face in her hands and kisses me.
普通の文脈では：（ちょっとあやふやな感想だが）
"It is preferred that" seems less personal than "It is preferable that".
Saying "It is preferable that" is another way of saying "I personally prefer that".
Maybe they have different meanings. "Preferred customer" is common, but "preferable customer" sounds weird. Maybe racist.
Kidnap effect and hostage diplomacy: Opinion
Three American and British hostages were kidnapped recently in Iraq. Failing in their demand for the release of women prisoners kept in Abu Ghraib and Umm Qasr prisons the kidnappers beheaded two Americans. They claimed that they would kill the other hostage if the demand were not answered. http://english.people.com.cn/200409/23/eng20040923_158055.html
人質は拉致されるか?
Three American and British hostages were kidnapped recently in Iraq.
水／湯を沸かす。 芋／天ぷらを揚げる。 ・・・の話かね。
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2091-1337670,00.html
Ishaq Manzoor, for Jaish-e-Muslimeen, speaking via satellite phone from the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, added that they were “safe so far”. The Army of Muslims purports to be a hardline faction of the Taliban, Afghanistan’s former ruling group. Other reports have suggested the three hostages were kidnapped by a local warlord because of their role in organising the elections.
47 ：名無しさん＠１周年 ：02/12/29 01:16
The kettle is boiling.
沸騰しているのはヤカンじゃなくてお湯じゃよ。
70 ：名無しさん＠英語勉強中 ：04/07/19 20:30
Ernest Hemingway の「To have and have not｣の本文にある一文の意味が
よく分かりません。どなたか教えていただけませんか？
No matter how, a man alone ain't got no bloody fucking chance.
というものなんですが、教科書に載ってて、文法的にも構文が取れません。
Just a wild guess:
Busy hairdo is like a busy slide (MS Powerpoint sheet).
Too many things going on in the page.
It would benefit from KISS = keep it simple, stupid.
about 929 for "busy hair" about 444 for "busy hair salon"
http://www.livejournal.com/community/deleterius/463447.html
Cara placed the hat on the stool with a "coolio, duderz," (*whimpers of pain*) and trotted over to the Gryffindor table, where she made her seat impression next to a girl with busy brown hair (busy hair? I’d love to know how that works) about her own age. Cara just had time to register the fact the hall was clapping before she noticed the Ghost.
http://www.eroticargame.com/katt.html Billy
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6' tall, shoulder length stark-white busy hair; ash-white complexion; clear, rhumey white-grey eyes that seem to look through and past the object he's focusing on; numerous scars cover the length of his body like he had been sewn together.
Mullet
A HBC reader pointed out that the "mullet" was left out which he says was "the quintessential American haircut". HBC would not agree with that, but it was a haircut favored by rednecks, 1980's bands like DuranDuran, and soccer players for decades. It was not commonly worn by boys, but some teenagers in high school wore it. It is was a busy hair cut worn very long at the back. A HBC reader writes aboy the mullet, "That was definately a major hairstyle from 1985-1993 for boys. In 85, I was 12 years old, and very noticeably, many boys in my school had that haircut, and my school ranged from kindergarten to 8th grade. Not only was the mullet the major haircut, most other boys were feathering their hair." The term "mullet" is on your site, but to let you know what it is, it's the top and sides of the hair cut short, and the back long. We never used the term "mullet" ever in the 80's. That term was coined in the late 90's to describe the haircut. We just said "short on the top and sides and leave the back long". The "mullet" is actually an evolved haircut that came from the many feathered hairstyles.
Styles from the '60s and '70s are all around us. Pants, shoes, and some hairstyles from these times are still in fashion or have returned to fashion today.
One style in particular is the ever-popular Afro. Several men at OHHS with curly or busy hair have the hairstyle.
Many of the student with "Fros" indicated that it's not just the look of the "Fro," but that it's cheaper than cutting their hair every two weeks. Also, everyone interviewed indicated that the only thing bad about having an Afro is its high maintenance.
According to several staff and students, junior Jeremy Brown has the most amazing "Fro" in the school. "I got the idea from my brother and have been growing it since eighth grade. I like being individual, but its hard for me to get through doors sometimes," Brown said.
Her ear is a little elfish. Her eyes look a little elfish too, but other than that I like it. And I totally agree with you on the waves-Hermione has busy hair! She's a natural bushy haired beauty! Come on, folks!
(Harry Potter) Re: Which was better? HP 1 or HP 2? [re: magicalangel]
Sat Nov 01 2003 07:02 AM Edit Reply
I actually think I liked the first movie better. In the first movie they were trying to make everything a real as possible. Like Hermione having busy hair. But in the second movie... they were moving away from that and instead gave Hermione curly hair so she doesn't look as "dorky" I guess is the word you could say...
And a couple other things I won't bore you further with.
I don't know why, usually I don't take symbolism that far, but for some odd reason it's incredibly fun to do so in this project. I even insert things like my sister's Sailor Moon fancharacter in the background just to see if she notices. ;)
Um, Echo, of well a project I'm working on so aptly named Echo (see how creative I am? ;p) has specific coloration to mimic a flower. She used to have wild and busy hair which I though would look just ever so slightly like leaves I soon after figured looked more like an afro. I didn't want anyone to go after me, as she is dark toned I thought maybe someone would take it as racial satire, I gave her long curly hair instead. I think the longer hair also has a stereotypical sesne of a nature lover. The curls still are an attmept to look like foliage, although I don't know if anyone will catch that anymore. *hee hee*
The media had to much power and are the ones who put Sam Sheppard in jail in 1954. On the evening of July 3, 1954 Dr. Sam Sheppard and his pregnant wife were having the neighbors over for drinks. They invited them to thier home witch was on lake Erie. Sam fell asleep on the couch before the neighbors left. His wife, Marilyn, then let the neighbors out and went to bed herself around midnight. Sheppard woke up to loud screams sometime later. When Sheppard herd the screams he rushed upstairs to his bedroom. He saw a “white form” standing beside his wife on their bed. Sam then tried to attack the form but was clubbed on the neck and quickly blacked out. He then herd a noise and went racing downstairs. He then saw the intruder and chased him out the backdoor and onto the beach, he noticed the man had busy hair. While he was chasing the intruder he leapt at him and tackled him from behind. They struggled for a few minutes and then Sheppard was knocked out again. When he came to he was partially submerged in water, he got up and staggered back to his house and called for help.(courtroom drama) Sam called his neighbor Spen Houk, the mayor.
Mullet is a busy hair cut worn very long at the back.
Mulletは・・・というチグハグ髪型です。（混合、ごちゃ混ぜ）
(Harry Potter) In the first movie ・・・ Hermione having busy hair. But in the second movie... they were moving away from that and instead gave Hermione curly hair so she doesn't look as "dorky"
第一作では、Hermione は髪型もモサッとして野暮ったかったけど・・・
http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-joy1.htm
Joystick is indeed recorded as a slang term for the penis, but it appears in writing for the first time in 1916; this might suggest it was borrowed from the aviation term, not the other way round, though the dates of slang terms are notoriously unreliable.
