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So he never responds when a blind or crippled beggar or a mother cradling her baby holds out a hand for money.

It's easy to see why: nuclear fusion powers the sun, and it holds out the possibility of near-limitless electricity, without pollution.

On the top step a fat woman in a print dress holds out a licorice stick to a little girl.

We believe, however, that this approach we're taking holds out the promise of realizing our common objectives.

We believe, however, that this approach we are taking holds out the promise of realizing our common objectives.

Another, facing the oncoming traffic, holds out his arms like Christ under a shroud-like cape.

Szymanski holds out hope that a bit of moral suasion from high places would suffice.

He holds out his hand and I lay it on his palm.

One-year-old Shane resolutely holds out a plastic bowl as the giant pots of rice and chicken soup are opened.

It holds out the promise of western consumerism for a rising middle class, while rejecting western political liberalism.

Their example thus holds out hope that the effective conduct of war need not extinguish the light of moral reason.

He holds out the big beautiful box of hoping to be accepted into Heaven without obedience to Christ.

In the falling snow A laughing boy holds out his palms Until they are white.

And that holds out hope for other restoration ecology projects in the midst of the sixth mass extinction in Earth's history.

August, 1942. Leningrad, besieged and filled with starving inhabitants, barely holds out against the force of the Nazi invasion.

This holds out the prospect both of lowering rates, a notion dear to Republicans, and raising revenue, which pleases Democrats.

Talk of NATO expansion has stopped; nobody in Brussels holds out even a prospect of EU membership to these struggling republics.

The man turns and holds out the beaker. He looks to the other man and questions, "This is high treason, you know that, don't you? "

This type of search holds out hope of a cure, rather than simply extending life.

President Park calls the security situation on the peninsula grave but says she still holds out hope that relations can improve.

'It does not seem likely, ' Mr. Armstrong continued, although he holds out some hope.

The Trans-Asian Railway holds out the promise of improved trade, transport, and integration.

He holds out his hand.

You mean he holds out on you?

More robust Chinese spending holds out promise for other struggling economies.

Our top choice, cellular reprogramming, opened a new field of biology almost overnight and holds out hope of life-saving medical advances.

BOY is a lively little naughty boy, TREE is that the high pen holds out, brown trunk, , the big trees of the luxuriant green leaves.

The traditional ISA bus transmits the data slowly, and not holds out inserting and pulling out heatedly, so it is abandoned gradually.

But Mr Reagan also holds out the promise of a firmer line abroad, based on a sounder structure of advice.

But the longer it holds out, the more it also angers the European Union, which threatens to sue.

Brown, meanwhile, holds out an even more exciting prospect. "There are surely even larger dwarf planets out there, " he writes.

My parents glare at her; then my mother holds out her arms.

But Mr. Tan holds out hope that the two firms can still come together.

e. g. He still holds out hope that they could be a family again.

Among them, salary loss signs a treaty because of the centre being caused by negligent act , the court holds out.

The tourism sector has become increasingly important in the Chinese and ASEAN economies and holds out great potential for cooperation.

Wei holds out hope that she will find a good husband.

Replacing defective genes holds out great promise for people suffering from diseases such as muscular dystrophy and cancer.

Can a gazebo holds out envy letting a person, but the place that wanted to hide old stuff too regrettablly.

To continue writing holds out the possibility that one day luck may be on our side in that you may receive the letters.

But Rio is undergoing a renaissance, one which even holds out hope for the 1m of the city's 6m residents who live in favelas.

I'll stay in Mexico as long as my money holds out.

To some, though, Belgium holds out hope for Europe.

Mr Bush holds out hope that he can win in Baghdad by dispatching more American troops.

A person, who is the poorest, the most humble and feels humiliated by fate, as long as he holds out hope, he will fear nothing.

In our country, the conventional view holds out that Tax Authority only should charge a tax on the law full income.

Ross: Okay. Um, how about these? (Holds out a pair)

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