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| Quad City fell short of the 22. |
| We all fall short of our ideals. |
| It is still short of the playoffs. |
| Everything I've been hearing and reading seems to fall short of the goal by a long way. |
| Many banks today even fall short of addressing threats that have been around for years. |
| I hit a good drive but my second shot was just short of the green and a bogey followed. |
| In general, however, the living conditions of First Nations still fell far short of the standards of other Canadians. |
| Just as the actual philosopher falls short of the one wise man, so does the actual statesman fall short of the ideal. |
| Examining his administration's supposed failure is like complaining that, a hundred metres short of the finish line,. |
| Anything short of the above and the honorable man and his successor will be talking about cruicial decisions forever. |
| I know it's a bit short for $7. |
| So I'll keep this short for now. |
| It's rather short for a concerto. |
| This expectation, fell far short for the slum population groups living in urban areas. |
| DNS- short for Domain Name Systems -- is like the telephone directory of the internet. |
| Leo Andrews -- I really like this one, too, but it would depend what Leo was short for. |
| Seagoon: Nonsense - I am much too short for the police! Grytpype: Then you'll have to go abroad - the Mediterranean. |
| Last season was a bit short for him because of injury, and quite unsuccessful, but that story is different this year. |
| Allen Craig ripped Wood's first pitch into left but was stranded when Molina grounded out to short for the third out. |
| This was apparently short for ' sarsparilla ' and was the most popular flavour of soft drink in the area we moved to. |
| Here is a short on his Bio! www. |
| I had just a shirt and a short on. |
| I am short on many emerging markets. |
| The HotForex Traders Board shows that 52 percent of the traders are short on the EURUSD. |
| Since we had been short on time, I am going to make a point of dropping in again myself. |
| And Wayne Shorter on sax, right? I love that stuff they were doing in the mid-sixties. |
| Had a trade short on the good old breakout, managed to move SL to B/E and it got hit, so still on +155 for the month. |
| And because of this, many users who are sometimes short on change, look to find out how to get free xbox live online. |
| We have to play to our maximum, we have to have things go for us, and United have to be a little bit short on the day. |
| For anyone short on time, this would be The Place to go to pick something up for a ' bring a plate of food ' occasion. |
| They fall short in the process. |
| To be short in this comment: 1. |
| Its always short in a restaurant. |
| He executed every short in the book on the featherbed like wicket for the short making. |
| But I thought I should cry last Sunday when I realized they were too short in the palm. |
| Exposure is held short in Junk Bonds, Technology, Discretionary and Dow Transportation. |
| If you think that you might have an electrical short in your home somewhere, you will want to find it and do the rep. |
| CA: J, it's obvious from that short in Rocketeer Adventures 2 that you have a blast drawing Cliff and Betty together. |
| There may be additional rehearsals required, while at the same time some rehearsals may become shorter in duration. |
| Korean style with a romantic Greek wind messy hair or short in front plate made and relatively long-form wedding tune. |
| They fell short by over 10,000. |
| We are short by a factor of 10 19. |
| Actually, it is short by two fables. |
| This makes me all the more sad that his life was cut short by an auto accident in ' 98. |
| Unfortunately, my demo of Lego Lord of the Rings was cut short by a game ending glitch. |
| His studies at Zurich, however, were cut short by the death of his father in June 1863. |
| Expansion was also cut short by the fact that the stock market boomlet early in the year had collapsed by the spring. |
| The livelihood of the two fishermen, emblematic of the lives of many, has been cut short by the fall-out of the spill. |
| I've seen losts of very short women with tall, not taller, men and have been treated as short by women of all heights. |
| I did not go yesterday, so won't comment on it, I would have thought a point decent, sadly we fell short by not a lot. |
| Life is too short to Hate Read. |
| Life's too short to not even try. |
| If you can get it shorter to a 0. |
| In the short to medium term, it may be worth acquiring to get something off the ground. |
| The Middle East could potentially become an LTE powerhouse in the short to medium term. |
| But for the short to medium term my guess is that the die was cast 10 years ago really. |
| The seventh Prime Minister most likely will be installed or incorporated with this mural in the short to medium term. |
| This is why the German experiment needs to be followed carefully and why gas makes sense in the short to medium term. |
| Financial goals can be short to medium term, like paying off a loan, or long-term, like saving enough for retirement. |
| The successful drive will leave the player a short to medium iron shot to the split level green with birdie potential. |
| Pete is relatively short at 5 feet 6. |
| It is long and short at the same time. |
| When you fall short at one dish, there. |
| Thus, in the development section which follows, the principal theme stops short at fig. |
| They'd have a big old comb and literally shave you across, and very short at the sides. |
| A bit short at just under 40 minutes but it's a great early example of Shaka in session. |
| Yet, despite spending the money buying a book, and many hours reading it, many people fall short at the action stage. |
| Her personal life, copiously recorded in her journals, is at least equally fascinating, and was sadly cut short at 34. |
| Being shorter at Christmas could be a significant downside to individuals who come to feel inferior for their height. |
| Having missed Beijing four years ago due to an ankle stress fracture, it seemed she would fall short at her home Games. |
| Sometimes I was short with her. |
| QLDC is well short with its $20K. |
| It often gets shorter with age. |
| Food supplies are now extremely short with bread rationed to 100g per person per day. |
| Sign up for our Newsletter Our newsletter is short with quick nuggets of information. |
| The legs are short with webbed toes, five on the front legs and four on the back legs. |
| They just want to come over and talk -- but I find myself getting short with people and then, later, it bothers me. |
| The MTR baggy is a lightweight stretch fabric short with a DWR finish on the rear panel to cut down on splash back. |
| These activities should be short with a goal of opening the door to greater respect for all languages of the world. |
| However, the exhibition was cut short with the arrival at about 14:15 of the District Commissioner's representative. |