[lemma=alway] [lemma=move] [□ | □]
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ICANN has always moved in a very unpredictable manner since inception , and randomly creating additional top level domain ( TLD ) suffixes does n't help . Long-term rates always move in the same direction as short rates , but never as much . When you're always moving , you do n't know where you stand socially . The ship is always moving , so it is nearly impossible to take night-time photos without special expensive gear . However , if we actually use RAID level 2 or 3 , with parallel access to the rotationally synchronized disks , we the scheduling function can be on the host machine , since all heads will always move in unison . When my sentence has been completed , I will still be moved as men are always moved , by their consciences ; I will still be moved by my dislike of the race discrimination against my people when I come out from serving my sentence , to take up again , as best I can , the struggle for the removal of those injustices until they are finally abolished once and for all " . They're just active souls , always moving , which makes school and English literature a challenge . In prior versions of the game , the athlete always moved in a forward motion . Ask students if all objects moving in two dimensions always move in constant velocity conditions . always moved , yet never reached . Now Plato thus reasoned , that whatever has perception by itself , and always moves , is immortal ; for that that which has no beginning of motion is not about to have an end , because it cannot be deserted by itself . Families were almost always moving , some hiding in the forest , others traveling all the way to neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo . Whether during the Dust Bowl exodus from the Great Plains during the 1930s , the massive post-World War II population shift to California , or the Great Migration of millions of Southern blacks to the North and West between 1920 and 1970 , Americans have always moved in search of a better life . They even managed to make liberty and religion mutual allies , to the surprise of Tocqueville : ‘ Among us , ’ he wrote , ‘ I had seen the spirit of religion and the spirit of freedom almost always move in contrary directions . This is a good example of the wishy-washy way Dick has always moved in those matters . Every morning they go clattering down into the plain , and there she sits on my back with her bugle at her mouth and sounds the orders and puts them through the evolutions for an hour or more ; and it is too beautiful for anything to see those ponies dissolve from one formation into another , and waltz about , and break , and scatter , and form again , always moving , always graceful , now trotting , now galloping , and so on , sometimes near by , sometimes in the distance , all just like a state ball , you know , and sometimes she ca n't hold herself any longer , but sounds the ' charge , ' and turns me loose ! Growing up , my parents always moved , going from job to job in different states . Also , humans have always moved , mixed and mated , further homogenizing our gene pool . He also suggests investing in stock markets outside of the country , since such markets do not always move in tandem with the U. S. markets . I've always moved , or I did for the first ten or fifteen years , towards a more theoretical , more complete analysis of water surfaces , and dealing with it on the atomic and electronic level . The member also said that when assessing developments in the monetary base , the Bank should continue careful monitoring from a broad perspective given that from the latter half of the 1990s the monetary base and the economy had not always moved in the same direction . He also knows that , although the wheel 's rim always moves , hidden behind Fortuna 's captivating form is the stationary axis , the unmoving hub , the fixed point immune to changing fortune .