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But authorities are also trying to maintain the province's allure for foreign and domestic Chinese manufacturers.

Whether or not a dramatic historical tale can preserve the allure of these grand old dames of Parisian tourism is up for grabs.

Yet he still maintains some of his allure when he takes the wrong course, but does so plainly out of principle.

And the allure of a big market share is often hard to resist, even if it doesn't translate into profits.

"Take Your Skin Back in Time, " Origins suggests, an idea that has special allure for me just a few days before my birthday.

This may seem to do the opposite of what you want it to, but by making something forbidding, the allure of it becomes stronger.

"There is no doubt this just adds to the allure to a potential Facebook IPO, " said Morningstar IPO strategist Bill Buhr.

That this vision was stillborn only adds to its allure: as an incomplete experiment, it potentially could be renewed by future generations.

SEXUAL allure is often hinted as being the prize for buying this or that.

Despite the allure of getting to listen to music all day, the job is not as easy as you might think, says Ms Simmons.

How much longer can the Asian allure hold?

Suburban shops exert such a strong allure that it is hard to persuade retailers to open downtown.

The Allure Despite tensions between the U. S. and Cuba, Havana is a sultry array of history, tropical beaches, and a warm culture.

But for now , recession risks are enough to trump the allure of cheaper money , at least as far as equity traders are concerned .

We decided to start by testing the allure of "free, " a subject my students and I had been studying.

Grey Wolf: Not at all, here it writes: 'To allure him with their favourites', and I've prepared them too. . .

Back in the early days of China's "opening up" , Western brands had an in-built allure merely by dint of their "foreign-ness" .

The allure of a huge and fast-growing market with its hundreds of millions of increasingly media-hungry urban consumers remains undimmed .

With the near-total urbanization of these classes in both the United States and Europe, rural simplicity has acquired a strange allure.

Its prominence has had much to with the global dominance of its culture, the allure of its labour market and its lavish bursaries.

Harry Potter may have been a Blairite phenomenon, conquering the world with sleight of hand and boyish allure.

There is no philosophical allure here. It is all about the cold logic of the balance of power.

Despite a ballooning interest in basketball, there is no doubt that Yao was the centerpiece of the NBA's allure in China.

The obvious remedy is to create a feminine character with all the strength of Superman plus all the allure of a good and beautiful woman.

what i cannot do is resist the allure of a powerful woman.

A large part of that house's allure was presumed to be the bed he shared with Connie.

With that, I present my dozen reasons for not buying iPad, despite the allure of its pretty user interface.

What's more, the expo lacks the international appeal of the Olympics, and its allure has faded, especially in the United States.

The financial crisis may have increased the allure of the euro zone, but it has also made it trickier to get in.

The allure of such a large market has convinced Diageo that it needs to adjust its product line.

"China is one of those extraordinarily magical places, which for us in the west holds a mythical allure, " says Armani.

But I won't because Venus teaches just the opposite - to sit back and let your natural allure draw others to you.

The sculptural "haute couture" pieces enchant and enthrall with its ingenious construction and tactile allure of porcelain.

Profit allure, imperfect system, policy inappropriate, consciousness backwardness and low quality are the main causes for those problems.

The Great Recession also threw into relief China's importance to global economic growth, reinforcing its allure as a sourcing destination.

Summer sunshine, wind, sunlight scattered Allure rainbow, and, flying along for the life of Love and meet with you.

Whether these measures will do much to dent the allure of car ownership in Beijing or elsewhere in the country remains to be seen.

I recalled the preparations I made to recapture the allure of the wedding, taking special care with my makeup, hair and clothing.

As the children grew, the toys gave way to more practical presents, but the envelope never lost its allure.

Whether Brazil can continue to resist such allure now it has its own oil remains to be seen.

But today, for the first time in human history, the power and allure of the images have supplanted that of real naked women.

Then she picked it up and kissed it goodbye, leaving traces of bright lipstick on its face: Allure Velvet.

"It's been hard. Very hard, " Longoria told Allure of her divorce in January from San Antonio Spurs star Tony Parker.

Men might not admit that they're into the romance stuff, but that difference is actually part of your allure in the first place.

It is an old story: the allure of the Wall Street insider.

With its many advantages, no one needs to resist the allure of once of the world's most popular foods.

The cultural and geographical allure of France remains strong for Americans. Although visitation from the U.

Allure of the Seas is home to the first Starbucks at Sea, located on the ship's indoor Royal Promenade.

And they introduced the allure of constant communication , much of it done furtively under a boardroom or dining room table.

To many of his fans, Mr Obama's allure owes even more to his persona than to his policies.

Pulleys, suspension, circus-like moves and of course, lighting, added to the allure.

Every street has encountered something delicious, have succumbed to its allure.

"Happily ever after" will never have the same allure to the press as "It all went horribly wrong. "

In the decades since, the allure of anarchism as a viable political system has faded.

This occurs through official language policies or through the allure that the high prestige of speaking an imperial language can bring.

The beautiful beaches of Hawaii allure many tourists from the mainland of the United States.

Since temptation always begins with a thought, the quickest way to neutralize its allure is to turn your attention to something else.

Can Ulysses bind himself again to the deck, having succumbed for so long to the sirens' allure?

For both of my parents, America had a dream-like allure that allowed them to begin their lives anew.

And here's the clue that helps you see what's going on with the allure of asceticism for these ancient Christians.

Do not envy the allure of the red wolf, gray wolf too hell-bent is love.

Eg Silence has its own allure and grace, heightening all the senses, especially hearing.

Her moodiness and need for drama are also part of her allure.

The allure of better job prospects in the emerging markets, particularly China, is frequently cited as a major factor.

The allure of the Chinese market is prompting western companies and business locations to have their names translated into Chinese.

The discovery also underscored the allure of Alpha Centauri as a target of space and scientific exploration.

Sex appeal and allure is conveyed through many methods including stylized proportions, foreshortening, twists and curves.

Even professionals are not immune to the charms of local drinks that take on a quite unjustified allure when consumed sur place.

Obama's choice of Steven Chu, the Nobel laureate physicist, as secretary of energy only heightened the allure.

This gave him a special allure for Van Gogh.

These destinations and their bronzed peoples, surrounded by cypress trees and olive groves, still retain an exotic allure.

JIA Ping-ao changes commonplace childhood life into lively essays, which show us abundant content and lasting allure of childhood.

It's no wonder the Indian bureaucracy no longer has the allure of prestige and status that it once had.

And the Web site of beauty magazine Allure suggests 'Pitbull-friendly' and 'Pig Appropriate' colors to try, alluding to Gov.

Allure of the appearance of Melanie has a degree in Architecture of the University of Slovenia, in 2006, Trump gave birth to a son.

As long as the world economy remains uncertain and investors fear inflation and sovereign default, gold will keep its allure.

But when it comes to selling in magazines favor Allure and Glamour announcements with 100% female readership what do buyers ambition?

I'm thinking of Keith Richards and the skull ring he wears as a daily reminder to resist the deadly allure of heroin.

The allure of home-working for employees is becoming greater, given the stress and rising costs associated with commuting.

Aircraft interiors also reflected this fashionable period and contributed to the allure of air travel.

British nightclubs are closing as rising unemployment and the allure of cheap supermarket booze means more revelers stay home.

But the art itself is the art of a special kind of allure, even seduction.

So while reality has its special allure, the imaginative techniques of books, plays, movies, and television have their own power.

The story has gained allure amid China's moves to promote domestic consumption as a future growth engine.

In fact, the cliffs' isolation may have been an important part of their allure.

Long before Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson was engaging artistically with both the monstrosity and allure of fame.

Using her exotic allure, Ventress often distracted her opponent before dispatching him.

Spain-a land of graceful flamenco dancers and brave bullfighters-has long held a romantic allure for travelers.

First, its allure reflects the singular depth of markets in dollar-denominated debt securities.

The past has allure for travelers, of course, but with a common caveat with memories.

But Massmart increased its allure by rushing into the food-retailing business, and the gamble paid off.

But in an over organized world - a groaning, decrepit universe of systems - the shapeless and the worthless have a new value, a new allure.

These invisible links that allure, these transfigurations, even of anguish, that hold us.

How can it compare to the allure of a deep cherry red or the dusky indigo of a blueberry?

You wouldn't appreciate its allure even I tried to describe it to you.

The allure of quick wins in the mainland is attractive and attracting significant attention.

The saying about men getting more attractive with age, while women loose their allure is simply not true.

Even Ms Wang, a supporter of liberalised gaming, says the Chinese can be particularly vulnerable to gambling's allure.

Her allure could also be clearly seen on the newsstand.

French and German universities are also popular, but more narrow in their allure.

Large, liquid Western markets are likely to regain their allure.

The allure of the moonlit swimming pool proved too much for him.

In the quest to raise saving rates, this allure of lotteries may be quite helpful.

The sexual allure of the facial scar has long puzzled psychologists.

Summertime's rising mercury brings the allure of refreshing swimming pools.

This is a dead end of downtown, not allure, do not do, but all I have to give.

The deal also shows the allure of coal, despite concerns over carbon emissions and the environment.

American intellectuals are losing faith in the allure and possibility of empire.

Down amid the eerie dereliction, both the allure and the scepticism are understandable.

The Allure The Amazon Rainforest alone provides reason to venture to South America.

One part of the allure is anonymity; the other is exclusivity.

The colorful collection come from be. ez LA robe, they presenting Ipad case named iPad Allure.

A crucial clue to the circles' allure lies in their geographical context.

So what could have been the allure of Ambien for Woods?

As we walk in from the parking lot, the dazzling allure of the sideshow first grabs our attention.

I think progress lost its allure at the ignition of the first atom bomb at the end of WWII.

This scenario has befallen several Yunnan cities that tried to cash in on the allure of Shangri-La.

Rather than a focus on the physical or the erotic, it is akin to what we would describe as allure, charm, persuasion or even style.

It contained sunset yellow, carmiosine, quinoline yellow and allure red, plus sodium benzoate.

The acquisition, the fourth in as many weeks for the US beauty group, underlines the allure of the Chinese market.

Even as America's allure is fading, China is becoming a destination of choice for many young workers.

Serene and sensual, they embody a naturally mysterious allure.

This is life; it has got the magnificence lf the wine , the allure of the tea and the simplicity of the water .

and the net material is provided with perfume to rapidly allure the shoal to gather in the water region.

Perhaps Paris' allure lies in the zest and style of the Parisians .

Perhaps Paris' allure lies in the taste and style of the Parisians.

Therefore, behold, I will allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her.

Fangshan, and arguably the most allure is the most popular "fake" products.

He generally shunned the traps there were laid to allure him into discussion.

The allure is obvious, given the country's soaring economy and growing middle class.

But the allure of adventure, opportunity and economic gain is too strong.

Either we've seriously underestimated this hat's allure or people are feeling charitable--the bidding has already surpassed $29, 000.

Possessing the power to charm or allure; captivating.

Understandably, the star-studded Argentina Coted'Ivoire sides, based in the city, have added to the allure for local fans.

Possession, it appears, lends things an added allure.

It's time for the young woman in the Zoloft ad to rediscover her allure.

For the exhibitors in Sanya, the potential has an allure.

Their grimy allure is celebrated in books, films, festivals, and even trading cards.

Was her snaggletoothed allure an example of that inner beauty I claim doesn't exist?

Mine Parks strongly allure the tourists who are seeking for newness and novelty because of its peculiarity and rareness.

The allure makes some loyal customers even more devoted.

China is unique because of its sheer size and the allure of its massive markets, which no other country can match.

At the same time, the perks that corporate America once promised have lost most of their allure.

He's an excellent actor, but he doesn't have the sexual allure that the role requires.

Higher pay helps, but returnees say the main allure is the chance to build a science program from the ground up. While U.

This evening clutch has an allure of timelessness.

For Resource Firms, Hkex Holds Allure, And Quirks.

Such is the allure of exclusivity, and the appeal of simplicity.

The growing wealth of the Chinese people has added allure to the credit card business.

It seemed the treat associated with their hard work had more allure, even in the new environment.

The allure of emerging markets is not just based on superior growth rates.

Mr Obama's allure in 2008 is impossible to replicate, so some voters may simply stay at home.

Oh, really. Wow! So, what's the allure of motorcycles?

But the chief allure of the Korean bid was price.

The allure and charm of Paris excite all who visit there.

Allure and Oasis are identical in many ways.

In the West world's fairs have long since lost their allure.

Adding to the allure of the Chinese contractors, they have completed many of their contracts with dizzying speed.

The allure of rootkits should now be obvious.

And these days there is much less allure for managers in decamping to start their own hedge funds.

The strange allure of the slums.

The allure of martial-ars world is the variety and limitlessness.

even a busy fall, I would still love Yan allure!

I'm amazed at your beauty, but hate your allure.

Your stones which allure you best?

Charms that still allure.

allure, appeal to, tempt.

Your very best period, when your allure will reach new heights, will occur from January 1-18.

I can't resist Jay's music allure for myself.

Something offered to allure or attract; an inducement, especially to buy.

Scripture: "I will allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her" (Hosea 2: 14).

Empty hands no hawks allure.

The allure of this latest story is that the economy doesn't matter.

There is an allure to city life.

Then there is the region's economic allure.

Premium jeans are made in the U. S. , which is a big part of their allure.

Do you feel the allure of the sea?

Although I was untested in the marathon, the allure of 26. 2 miles was too tempting to pass up.

He can't resist the allure of the pretty waitress.

In stark contrast with the tranquil setting of the Giant Buddha, is the flashy allure of Victoria Harbour on Hong Kong Island.

For Hong Kong investors the allure of property has already peaked with new property developments finding less interest upon release.

I left home when I was seventeen I just grew tired of falling down And I'm sure I was told The allure of the road Would be all I found

Signs were hung out on all sides to allure him; some to catch him by the appetite, as the tavern and victualling cellar;

With beautiful mythical tales adding to the allure of the beautiful scenery, Qinghai Lake has today become a great tourist attraction

She is beautiful, because her shape allure me, and i know she is such beautiful after exchange with her in language

allure: To be highly, often subtly attractive

Regulators have more tweaking to do before Shanghai regains its allure

Influence allure structure on spatial heat environment in Beijing

The French influx to London suggests what governments can and can't do to boost their cities' allure

no one knows exactly how many partnerships are undermined by the allure of the Internet dating pool

The dwindling allure of building factories offshore

America's Allure Different For Parents

Retain their allure to investors

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