And the only reason I survived to tell the tale is that he always had my back.
Had they abandoned these samples, it is quite possible that they would have reached One Ton Camp and lived to tell the tale.
Both Moore and Ivester can say that they saw the Internet at its nastiest (even if they encouraged it) and lived to tell the tale.
First, Sweden and Canada have chopped their public sectors after financial crises and lived to tell the tale (albeit against a much more clement global economic backdrop).
But the ancient hunter-gatherer - whose sex is unclear - survived to tell the tale: the injury was completely healed by the time of the person's death.
For I alone am escaped to tell the tale.
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Quora contributor Brad Porteus lived to tell the tale.
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If you want to see a chief executive who has come back from the brink one of corporate history's most vitriolic shareholder revolts and lived to tell the tale, look no further than Arun Sarin .
The B15 is IP67 certified, which means both protected from dust and waterproof up to 3.3 feet for 30 minutes and can be dropped from about six feet and live to tell the tale -- you, however, may not.
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Few survive to tell the tale of the German battleship, Schleswig-Holstein, unleashing a barrage of 280mm and 170mm shells at a Polish fort and shattering the dawn breaking over the Westerplatte peninsula in the free city of Danzig on 1 September 1939.
To be sure, there are a lot of mistakes to be made when it comes to moving products from one place to the other, but knowing others have made these common blunders and lived to tell the tale means the challenges are surmountable.
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As if these advantages weren't enough, there is also the matter of marketing muscle: few companies anywhere in the world have gone head-to-head with a Matsushita (better known by its brand names, Panasonic and National) or a Sony and lived to tell the tale.
The next year she received a romantic mainstay, jewelry, and they remain together today to happily tell the tale of their first gifting mix-up.
And every year employees at much smaller Intel rival AMD slide into a hotel suite nearby for the week to tell their tale to the assembled media.
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EChO will use spectroscopy to study the atmospheres of exoplanets, hoping to spot the tell-tale chemical signature of life.
But once again it helps to know the person involved, in order to spot the tell-tale signs of interest or disinterest.
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There would have been an easier way to make this a rousing tale: to tell the whole story.
Eventually, enough brain cells die for the tell-tale gaps to appear in the tissues, although the only way of definitively confirming a CJD case in humans is following death during post mortem.
Lunar Prospector itself provided more evidence last year when it used an instrument called a neutron spectrometer to look for the tell-tale signs of hydrogen, one of the elements of water.
He searches for the origins of the domestic apple in Kazakhstan to tell an evolutionary tale which explains how every eating apple in the world is a direct descendent of apples in the Tien Shan forest (the bitter taste of apple pips is cyanide, their shape adapted to slip through the guts of a marauding bear unharmed).
Some gastroenterologists say that for every patient with celiac disease, they see six to eight who have the same symptoms, but without the tell-tale antibodies or intestinal damage needed to confirm celiac.
He had a wonderful tale to tell and the newspapers were full of it.
Police have asked the public to be aware of tell-tale signs of such sites.
If he could make himself believed, it would also be a good tale for Mr Portillo to tell the country about himself as he led the Conservatives back to the centre, from where they could ask voters for forgiveness and re-election.
The 32 Chileans and one Bolivian have become a media phenomenon, and each one of the men has a different and often fascinating tale to tell.
But so far, there aren't all the tell-tale signs that it's about to run out.
Tell-tale signs of the markets maturing and evolving in order to effectively combat increasingly sophisticated participants.
Hisaishi is known for his tell-tale elegant, yet whimsical piano scores which are integral to the storytelling process.
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The odd thing is, Wall Street does have a reasonable tale to tell.
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