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"The U. S. is in the vanguard of the global world, " he said, according to Science magazine, "and may provide a glimpse into the future. "

The company is already in the vanguard of Chinese financial institutions looking abroad with a set of European acquisitions in early June.

Asked if he might stay in Angola and be in the vanguard of a new settler community, Mr Zhang shook his head.

So far, Ballack can be considered in the vanguard of his countrymen who have tested the Premier League as a place to play.

Hedge funds, always the most mobile of firms, are likely to be in the vanguard of any exodus.

A lone shepherd with his dogs was in the vanguard, leading his flock out of summer pasture into the lowlands and winter quarters.

It's no surprise to see Arsenal in the vanguard of clubs already using this new technology.

America is in the vanguard, but excessive faith in central bankers is unlikely to stop there.

The New York Times, which is seldom in the vanguard of witch-hunts against Democrats, has already urged him to resign his chairmanship.

The President then indicated that those who use drugs are also those in the vanguard of anti-American protest.

Deutsche Bank was in the vanguard of institutions that spotted an investment opportunity in these disruptive changes in agriculture.

Nine, do not get the team leader when you accelerate, when you position in the vanguard, we must maintain the group rate stable.

With this plan, Europe is in the vanguard in the fight against the recession.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's controversial president, is in the vanguard of Iran's push.

Harry Potter was in the vanguard of a new approach to big-budget film-making.

We also are taking up trade issues related to green growth, ensuring that the TPP countries remain in the vanguard on these issues.

Manufacturers are in the vanguard of this movement, he says.

China is in the vanguard of this armour build-up.

Here we highlight two efforts that are in the vanguard of empowering women in Africa.

The market for personal data about Internet users is booming, and in the vanguard is the practice of 'scraping. '

Ever since, California has remained in the vanguard of global cannabis culture.

The scientists are in the vanguard of industrial development.

Such bans remain rare but are increasing, with California in the vanguard.

Goethe University is in the vanguard.

In the modern world the scientists are in the vanguard of all industrial development.

Every Chinese restaurant and take-outis in the vanguard! And don't you forget it!

It is ironic, then, that Greece was in the vanguard of resistance to the Nazis, too.

Other sections are also in the vanguard of their fields.

Alawite army units are in the vanguard of repression.

Health reform is in the vanguard.

And often it is the poorest and least educated women who are in the vanguard. Women like Aisha, Miriam and Akhi.

I wasn't in the vanguard of Foursquare users, largely because I just didn't have enough other friends who used it.

1931 to 37 years in Tsinghua University, graduate school, in 1936 to participate in "the vanguard of the liberation of the Chinese nation. "

From Day 1, Iran's women stood in the vanguard.

Carmakers have been in the vanguard of this trend.

It is defectors who are in the vanguard for change such as those who helped escaped slaves in the southern US.

Now at 73, he is in the vanguard.

A Study of the "Meta-narration" Origin and Meaning in the Vanguard Novels of the New Period

Historically, America had been in the vanguard of the global human-rights movement, Mr Annan noted;

They are in the vanguard of technological advance. [n. ]