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1. Now, my young man, jump out the window!
2. Jump out of the frying pan into the fire.
3. Tom looked like he was ready to jump out a window.
4. He started to run very fast, so that people began to jump out of his way.
5. When it came time to jump out of that airplane I was terrified. My heart was in my mouth.
6. TEPCO is looking for "jumpers", workers who will jump into highly radioactive sections of the plant to quickly perform tasks before running out as fast as possible.
7. When the time came to jump out of that airplane I was scared stiff. My heart was pounding so hard I thought it would come out of my chest.
8. Tom and Mary were on the verge of diving, off the left edge of the sentence, in the infinite corpus, when they spotted underneath a shoal of hungry contributors, teeth out, ready to jump on them and shred their mistakes down to the last one.
9. This process shall particularly address illiquidity of markets in stressed market conditions, concentration risk, one way markets, event and jump‐to‐default risks, non-linearity of products, deep out‐of‐the‐money positions, positions subject to the gapping of prices and other risks that may not be captured appropriately in the internal models.
10. the institution frequently conducts a rigorous programme of stress testing and the results of these tests are reviewed by senior management and reflected in the policies and limits it sets. This process shall particularly address illiquidity of markets in stressed market conditions, concentration risk, one way markets, event and jump‐to‐default risks, non-linearity of products, deep out‐of‐the‐money positions, positions subject to the gapping of prices and other risks that may not be captured appropriately in the internal models.
11. Non-human primates Young non-human primates shall not be separated from their mothers until they are, depending on the species, 6 to 12 months old. The environment shall enable non-human primates to carry out a complex daily programme of activity. The enclosure shall allow non-human primates to adopt as wide a behavioural repertoire as possible, provide it with a sense of security, and a suitably complex environment to allow the animal to run, walk, climb and jump.