That means if you're stressed, there's someone to help, to take up the slack.
It means Lincoln Center Theater has to be better than ever before to help to take up the slack, as do all the other constituents of Lincoln Center".
The black plastic collar shown in the photo can help to take up extra diameter if the opening is loose Screw down the pawl mechanism, making sure it is as level as possible.
So Pfizer's decision to close the plant, with the loss of up to 2,400 jobs, cast a shadow over the government's hopes for an economic renaissance, with hi-tech, knowledge-intensive jobs helping to take up the slack as the bloated financial services sector shrinks and the Treasury's axe-swinging results in hundreds of thousands of public-sector layoffs.
"This type of legislation is important and will help younger people," says PD. "It will help them to take up space in their sex-ed lessons, discuss their own personal experience, talk about the diversity and spectrum of sexuality, and finally, hopefully, make their peers understand that sexual 'normality' is a creation.
Last week we heard that Owen Paterson, the UK's environment minister, is claiming that GM crops are necessary to help address hunger in developing countries, and that it would be immoral for Britain not to help developing countries to take up GM.
McIlroy hopes he can help inspire youngsters to take up the game.
As part of this, a £15m fund would help encourage firms to take up young apprentices, he said.
Highly specific RFs are present in RA and may contribute to the joint inflammation, and may help B cells to take up and present various autoantigens [ 7].
Cross-sectional and longitudinal studies examining associations between characteristics of the built environment and levels of cycling or walking [ 6] suggest that improving transport infrastructure in ways that favour active travel may help influence people to take up cycling or walking instead of using cars, thereby increasing their overall physical activity.
His Naumburg coup, when he forced the replacement of an elected Catholic bishop by a Protestant one, however, helped convince Charles V to take up arms against the Reformation.
