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" The LinuxWorld talk comes as Microsoft is expected to announce loosened licensing terms for its communications protocol software . They have a kind of tree , which at forty years old loosens in the root , and falls with the first storm : it grows very straight , and being pointed like stakes with a sharp stone ( for the Houyhnhnms know not the use of iron ) , they stick them erect in the ground , about ten inches asunder , and then weave in oat straw , or sometimes wattles , between them . The health care provider may also prescribe an inhaled bronchodilator and mucolytic agent to help loosen the secretions before you start postural drainage . Patricia outgrows being a spoiled brat , Cici develops the confidence to try for the dancing career she craves , and Lorena loosens up . Over the past several years , the company has maintained its brand and done the things a company has to do to look like money : It has made itself “ The Linux , ” pushing Caldera aside and holding the line against SuSE in all but highly specialized markets in the United States even as those companies partnered against it in an attempt to loosen its hold on North America . In both his gubernatorial and congressional campaigns Chandler , who was state auditor for four years and state attorney general for eight , emphasized his fiscal conservatism and law-and-order credentials . In addition , Stoic logic loosens meaning from reference or , as it was called then , body ( H. H. Long , HP 137-8 ) . So Rae , Kennedy and Nicholson are spending this drizzly desert morning in ' surgery , ' covering exposed oil lines with plastic bags to keep the dust out , filtering bits of ground metal out of the fluids and loosening the watermelon-sized gear box so it can be taken away to the junkyard . Chandler was working at BTG , a technology and intellectual property investment firm that helps burgeoning companies take their ideas from their early , raw stages to the next level . ACTs loosen thick , sticky lung mucus so it can be cleared by coughing or huffing . With that he bent his good bow , and sent a shaft right through the breast of one of the men-at-arms , who , under De Bracy 's direction , was loosening a fragment from one of the battlements to precipitate on the heads of Cedric and the Black Knight . Here 's hoping the actor seeks better material , leaving the lovable Chandler Bing to languish on his sitcom couch . " The report says the U.S. should move toward the elimination of restrictions on travel by U.S. citizens to Cuba and the loosening of restrictions on Cubans wishing to travel on short-term visas to the U.S ., including senior Cuban government officials . And the absence of large capital flight when the controls were loosened does indicate that controls can be successfully advertised as temporary measures , and removed when the risk of self-fulfilling pessimism has abated . Technology wise , there is no modern equivalent of the strike camera , said Chandler . Goes right to the atomic level and " loosens " enough nuetrons to make an uncontrolled self sustaining reaction . Do n't Believe the Truth sounds like feuding brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher have loosened the reins a little . Until Bush got serious , threatened war and massed troops in Kuwait , the U.N. was headed toward loosening and ultimately lifting sanctions , which would have given Hussein carte blanche to regroup and rebuild his WMDs . I think I have loosened up quite a bit and have a better idea of more in-depth character and plot . She has seen the lovely Claire on her knees , with loosened tresses and streaming eyes , and the rest of them standing over her with spikes and goads and red-hot irons , ready to come down on her if she refuses the tipsy duke . Closest time matching loosens this requirement of a finite time interval and instead selects the closest available time as a match . What might be called a " second-wave " historicism has appeared in recent years , one that 's arguably more theoretically explicit and historically self-conscious , in such works as Paul Hamilton 's Historicism ( 1996 ) , James Chandler 's England in 1819 ( 1998 ) , or Carlo Ginzburg 's History , Rhetoric , and Proof ( 1999 ) .