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But scratch the surface and the differences between the great spy scandals of the Cold War and the current case are actually glaring.

The spirit complex of each harvested entity moves along the line of light until the light grows too glaring, at which time the entity stops.

Wainwright stood up, glaring. His voice cut like a knife. "How much did you steal today? "

THERE must be few other countries on earth with such a glaring mismatch between their actual state and their extraordinary potential.

"I told you not to leave the boat, " the concierge said, glaring at us.

It was blindingly, glaring hot and as she hurried down Peachtree Street her temples began to throb from the heat.

Glaring at a man in black, he said with great certainty: "You are the thief. "

The colour of her dishevelled white hair seemed especially glaring in the dark room.

Their situation is in many ways like that of a Western expatriate, but there are glaring differences.

But it is often seen that when glaring advertisements makes the content of your website vague, it hurts the user's experience.

He just kept glaring at Alex who was definitely aware of his demeaning eyes and looked so nervous in his seat.

Former days costly be like a dream, warm warm yellow, glaring aureate , cold purple, swaying those are dim the boat of medium memory.

Things reached the point where the two groups sat on opposite sides of the church, glaring across the aisle.

He looked about him absentmindedly , and screwed up his eyes, as though in glaring sunshine.

Nevertheless, it is still a puzzle why such a glaring anomaly has not been arbitraged away.

He stepped into the cave. Suddenly he saw two eyes glaring at him out of the darkness.

A government official said the Treasury urged S&P to reconvene the 'credit' committee in light of the glaring change.

I decided to permit myself one glance at the Cullen family's table. If he was glaring at me, I would skip Biology, like the coward I was.

Later on I took him to Dover to see our heavy batteries glaring across the Channel at the coast of France-for us Germany.

Had the man been sitting there glaring at him for the entire night without him knowing?

Though the question was clearly meant for me, he was glaring at Edward now, and I could have sworn I saw his hand twitch toward the gun.

It was also - as the site says, balefully glaring at me - an experiment to see how much of this stuff would work for me.

That India is an open society and China is not is one of the most glaring differences between the two.

Aside from it's deviation from the book, the film's most glaring problem are the dark seekers themselves.

It's not as though there are any glaring holes left. Nobody is still crying out for a better way to organize photos.

"What will I gain from such a thing? " asked the wolf, his eyes glaring greedily .

The most glaring criticisms had been the lack of front and rear facing cameras and a dual core processor, both of which have been resolved.

Suddenly I found a spy not far from was glaring at me just when I was waiting my friend.

In her on the corner of a guangzhou city flower - the kapok glaring bright red.

But I've never felt anything other than embarrassment at the thought of possessing such glaring advertisements of personal worthlessness.

Love is a motive force of the harmonious society, is a great character in the human nature and a glaring shining glory.

The most glaring absence is the lack of any facility for adding XML tag attributes -- let alone enforcing their validity.

Michael Carrick, meanwhile, flickered with mischief as he hinted at a training ground backlash for Obertan's glaring miss.

But many people do find this useful and can get things done even with that glaring gap in the wall that I despise so much.

" Beware the software in the warehouse during the warfare, " hare said glaring at me.

Through the glaring sun and oppressive humidity, through the dark and the cold.

Bright light and direct sunlight will reflect off of the surface glaring your vision and not allow for optimal view of scratches and swirls.

The sudden jerk out of sleep, the rough hand shaking your shoulder, the lights glaring in your eyes, the ring of hard faces round the bed.

"Beware the software in the warehouse during the ware, " hare said glaring at me.

Gasping for air, Bessie asked, "When are we ever going to reach the top of this gigantic mountain? The glaring light is making me sick. "

'We're better off than we used to be, ' Mr. Kean said in an interview Tuesday. 'But there are glaring gaps. '

Mike came to sit by me in English, and walked me to my next class, with Chess Club Eric glaring at him all the while; that was nattering.

Such failings are more glaring in a country with a fast-growing population that needs annual growth of 5% just to keep unemployment steady.

The deepest impression that Aegean gives is the glaring white and blue of the architecture, which glistens in the sunlight against the sea.

On some level, I'm sure, he himself realized the dramatic impact of such a glaring character flaw.

Finally these boys destroyed the whole lot on the island, whild ended up in a glaring fire.

Uncle Vernon certainly seemed to have got back his courage. He was glaring at Hagrid and his fists were clenched.

Glaring spotlights and harsh fluorescent strip lighting make even the best restaurant look like a fast-food joint.

The old gentleman just stood there glaring at the pickpocket and did not say a word.

I climbed up laboriously, glaring at the boy standing in front me with tears filling in my eyes.

Meanwhile, regulators struggle to devise a solution to the glaring problem that we now know such institutions to be too big to fail.

While gold is an asset that does not generate income, that shortcoming is less glaring among historically low interest rates.

Those who try to mentally process such glaring contradictions as coherent truth invariably suffer for it.

He was glaring down at me again, his black eyes full of revulsion.

Sandel addresses one of the most glaring objections to Aristotle's views on freedom -- his defense of slavery.

I was struck by the glaring incongruity of the scene. There I was , my face dirty, my clothes torn ; and there he was, immaculate as usual .

He lay on his back, with his teeth set, his right hand clenched on his breast , and his glaring eyes looking straight upward.

His appointments, with one or two glaring exceptions, have been good, some excellent.

Russia, whose economy remains heavily dependent on oil and gas exports and hence on global energy prices, was a glaring exception.

Open it! the glossy screen is still charming, but still glaring - charming should be paid.

But "1Q84" has even his most ardent fans doing back flips as they try to justify this book's glaring troubles.

There are plenty of statistics and facts in the report about childhood obesity and advertising -- as well as a glaring oversight.

Like a pearl inlaid in the northwest of the earth country splendor glaring qinghai lake and mythological colour.

I prefer to be a diamond , giving off the glaring light , but the truth is I am getting far away from this way.

Close-up glaring would go and the silliest of goose steps, which strain the knees, might be eased.

No one can glare like my mother. If there were a glaring Olympics, she would undoubtedly win the gold medal.

Any glaring oddities in the inventory would signal that the microbe could be a candidate for shadow life.

Robinson stepped into the cave and saw eyes glaring out of the darkness.

China's trade surplus with the U. S. is among the most glaring, according to Williams.

The inequities of a dual labour market will become more glaring the higher unemployment rises.

That they are bound together by a common purpose, a glaring reality, to be extraordinary?

From pull shoulder, China petroleum to scientific research development, each step of the glaring youth create passion.

Fighting becomes unnecessary unless the light is glaring enough to whiten the black in our eyes.

On the lonely , lifeless landscape of the moon , a strange-looking vehicle squats motionless under the sun's glaring rays .

The boy lay on his back, with his teeth set , his right hand raised , and his glaring eyes looking straight upward.

She dwelt in a paradise of rosy tints, in which there were neither violent shadows nor glaring lights.

He stepped into the cave and saw eyes glaring out of the darkness.

Under such conditions of glaring inefficiency and higher operating costs, it is surprising that the companies manage to survive financially.

Policy makers and economists frequently single out the by-now glaring rich-poor gap as a key factor.

Relations have been bad for years, with the two countries glaring at each other over a long, disputed border.

said Daddy, glaring right back at me.

America's glaring double standard in the Mideast and Muslim world is a major reason for growing hatred of our nation.

Lily obeyed her sister at once, glaring at Snape as she left.

The most glaring red flag in the Madoff scandal was the lack of checks and balances.

Rather than getting frostbite on Everest, the challenge would be staying cool under the glaring sun of the two-week long "day" on the moon.

Aside from the glaring proof of failure, it was a slow, untidy process.

At the dissipation of the glaring light stands a clear world, which is by no means beautiful.

In many respects, the structural defects of the economy are more glaring than they have ever been.

We could have had glaring videos appear before you look at every message.

It also shows a glaring weakness of Europe in the absence of a common energy policy.

The only problem was the stamps had glaring spelling errors, such as "menistry" and "goverment. "

The finance minister says weak infrastructure, particularly the country's air and sea ports, is the most glaring problem inhibiting growth.

Do not look at the glaring sun, for it will hurt your eyes.

Other come the band glaring at fiercely to grab job woollen cloth with them where to still having a chance?

She looked down the glaring red road, cut in deep ruts where cannon wheels and ambulances had gone over it.

India's primitive and wasteful retail industry is the most glaring example of the need for foreign investment.

But investigations into these firewalls have revealed glaring weaknesses.

Still no answer. Glaring, Haig stalks down the tier, clipboard in hand. His men fall in behind.

In normal times, that would be a glaring breach of Japanese corporate etiquette, but these are not normal times.

He stopped glaring at me . He didn't flinch away .

Suddenly, every bad quality in our parents -- people who were like gods to us as children -- becomes a glaring, intolerable betrayal.

Others however are downright bizarre, and some of the most glaring oddities are the following.

Liu Hulan stood there bravely, her head held high, glaring at the enemies.

Jane trembled at the sight of his glaring eyes.

First, Japan suffers from a glaring gap between large firms, which are highly profitable, and small ones.

Deterioration of the environment remains a glaring problem.

One of the most glaring examples is energy policy.

a Bold, decrepit -looking old man, he sat perspiring profusely, glaring at the judges.

It is perplexing to find such glaring weaknesses of argument issue from the pen of an august figure like Terry Eagleton.

Hare said glaring at me.

It will merely reflect how a glaring inefficiency in the market for world-class talent will have disappeared.

I turned the head with your moving, glaring at your back and, can not get calm any more.

A door was flung open nearby and George's father stood there, glaring at her.

Let me know if there's any glaring issues.

The incident points out what critics say is a glaring inequity in US citizenship regulations.

But the glaring omission from that list is the one issue Canadians care most about: guaranteeing speedy access to public health care.

The contradictions between foreign and indigenous cultures, and official and folk cultures, were more glaring than ever.

For example, Medusa had hundreds of snakes in her hair, and a glaring stare that turned her victims to stone.

The gap is undoubtedly glaring on roads, electricity production, trains and other infrastructure.

NY City is, at first glance, a city of glaring neon lights, skyscrapers and frenetic pace.

One glaring omission is any mention of emotion in relationship satisfaction.

Food and energy are the most glaring strategic weaknesses.

Less sensibly, hospital doctors will have a say in commissioning care too, which might create even more glaring conflicts of interests.

The snow white serves as foil to the pure white sunlight outside, makes it looks more glaring.

Energy, the motor of development and economic growth, is a glaring exception.

Site business card printing and membership card production is critical, there is little more than a rough spot more glaring.

Of course, there's a glaring flaw here: We're not using a WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key.

Therefore, this method has glaring character for creative study.

The contrast in life expectancy between rich and poor nations remains glaring.

asked the hermit, glaring like a hungry wolf.

Eg. The wet sand was glaring in the sun.

The sun glaring through the window woke me up.

To the world at large it seemed a glaring example of miscalculation, confusion, timidity, and muddle.

When I do, I find a grim-looking man stationed in a chair outside my door, glaring at me.

the glaring sun comes out, the peak becomes very pure and beautiful.

Money and fine clothes could not mend these defects or cover them up, they only made them the more glaring and the more pathetic.

The dramatic lighting gradually turns from light yellow to glaring red.

Rapid eye movement, does not look at you; has a cold, glaring, staring, or glazed-over look.

Happiness is the glaring wisdom, brightening your world.

The complete ommision of Saudi Arabia was a glaring oversight.

The most glaring omission is economic liberalisation.

The more I thought about it, however, the more glaring an omission it seemed.

Tony Redmond was glaring after him , his face contorted , white with rage .

'Oh, that's just absolutely ridiculous, ' they say, glaring.

The one glaring imbalance was in housing: both house prices and construction had risen well above traditional norms by 2006.

He commanded. Crimson nodded, glaring malevolently at the wizard.

We've run all tests on all supported platforms and haven't found any glaring issues.

The glaring omission of the new legislation is that nowhere does it require evidence that herbal remedies actually work.

What is happening in the commodity market is a glaring example that China's lending surge is hurting itself.

Glaring examples were the Korean War and then the Vietnam War.

Shell center cone presents whole scent-bottle cut give 4 bosseyed , send out piece most glaring blue.

Annabel said, glaring at the ants from the wheelchair.

The gap between China and India has become glaring in the current global financial crisis.

You want to avoid glaring, flickering, light.

You thanked her by glaring and growling, "Mom, please! "

Yeah, the glaring, the awkwardness. The cold stare from Ian.

The theoretical appeal of solar energy is glaring: it is clean and ubiquitous.

She was glaring at Malfoy.

"We were already on the right track! Do you have no trust in me? " questioned Ron, glaring at her accusingly .

Lack of support for namespaces is the single most glaring deficiency of DTDs.

The most glaring omission from the action plan is climate change.

His glaring eyes are looking straight upward.

And she crossed her arms, glaring at us and stamping her foot.

There are three glaring problems with this vision, however, all centred on the US.

I sat in front of window and found the outside sky were full of beautiful and glaring fireworks.

Glaring colours displease the eye.

To read in the glaring light hurts one's eyes.

I get is too much: -but, dear satan, I beg you, don't glaring at each other!

But the most glaring thing about it is that it does not include China, Asia's biggest trading nation.

The most glaring omission is the lack of links to related sources outside the encyclopedia. There are also no videos in the app.

A glaring absence in the story of China in Africa is Chinese manufacturing.

The novel itself has glaring faults.

The glaring light hurts my eyes.

That is a light, a dark light, being so glaring, so much dizzy.

Now of course there is a glaring issue here. Sites thrive on traffic.

The need for good teachers is glaring.

Most glaring is the US's fiscal position.

This is such a glaring error. How did you miss it?

The glaring economic imbalances of 10 years ago are no more.

then you'll get other shoppers glaring at you accusingly.

The Government is doing its best to put right certain glaring injustices .

The injustice is glaring.

He remained seated in front of the dean's desk glaring .

The most glaring example of this is the bubble sort algorithm.

And there is a glaring paradox here, of course.

They didn't fight, but stood there glaring at one another.

The two boxers stood glaring at each other.

The one glaring name missing is Ronny Turiaf.

But, I have found that even experienced developers often have some glaring holes in their knowledge of URLs.

They stood glaring angrily at each other.

They are narrowed on the right not glaring.

We wore sunglasses because of the glaring sunlight.

They stood there, glaring at each other.

You thanked her by glaring and growling, "Muuhh-ther, please! "

glaring at me in the light is my little toy gun.

Sin has left a glaring mark which is as red as scarlet and as dark as crimson.

But the episode is a glaring reminder of the crisis in America's labour markets.

The tiger is glaring at us covetously.

The two men stood glaring drunkenly AT each other while the crowd looked on with amusement.

So glaring you save so dark i.

In the room, the light was dazzling bright. My father was glaring at me.

While it does support most of the main ones, there are some glaring omissions.

At first I thought the glaring sun on the water was going to ruin the picture.

For example, we two are in anger, glaring may only cause futher angry, while smiling will melt the ice.

Gas stations - how many times have you seen an intersection with gas stations glaring at each other from corner to corner?

It is you who is sitting next to Charlie, and he is already glaring at you.

when i was waiting for my friend, suddenly, i found a man who was not far away from me was glaring at me

Why Buddha's Warrior Attendant Has a Glaring Look? --A Tentative Study of Feng Qi's Aesthetic Thoughts

snapped the concubine, jerking her head sharply round and glaring at Feng Yun-ching, her beady eyes ablaze with Fury

the glaring newspaper headlines concerning railroad disasters,

washing, the galvanized component after glaring treatment is washed;

The glaring discrepancy Between american positive law and natural rights

Research on Technique Parameter for Anti-glaring Board of Imitated Shape

there were faces starring, glaring, tearing through me

The glaring light penetrated the darkness

the glaring problems in the economic operation

the glaring headlights of a car

The window glaring light hit the pale face

he is very glaring at the party