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There is no truth in such a dance and Sirius is as lost as the darkness that Terra was propelled within in the wake of her ascension.

It's not clear how much food Japan is currently exporting in the wake of the earthquake.

The Times report exposes the growing friction between the U. S. and Pakistan in the wake of that operation.

In the wake of the announcement that Rove is leaving at the end of the month, the president chose to call him a dear friend.

In the wake of the initial controversy over the payments in 2006, he said he had repaid the money with interest, paying out ? 90, 867.

In the wake of his mother's death some thirty-six years later, Hemingway turned back to the adventure and tried to write a novel about it.

He said the outpouring of support from Han Chinese in the wake of the disaster 'will touch Tibetan peoples' hearts. '

But he said Israel must be cautious about public spending in the wake of the U. S. debt crisis.

What helped me most, working with him, is that I got caught up in the wake of his confidence and determination.

Ancelotti revealed that he had not spoken to Terry in the wake of Bridge's announcement of his international retirement on Thursday.

Swinton became a bankable actress in the wake of that movie, but continued to choose unorthodox and challenging roles.

A person familiar with the matter said BP has received no takeover approaches in the wake of the spill.

In the wake of the news, both Kristen and Rupert were quick to make public statements saying that their tryst had been a mistake.

A land area about the size of the British Isles could have to be abandoned in the wake of a catastrophic accident.

However, it had been expected to offload the holding after the bank was rescued by the UK government in the wake of the financial crisis.

But the question of economic rationality has returned with a vengeance in the wake of the current crisis.

U. S. officials are trying to speed up assistance in the wake of the spate of flooding and tornado disasters this spring.

As one of women's fundamental rights, their suffrage was added to the U. S. Constitution in the wake of the feminism in the United States.

This year's fair organizers are in a bit of a blue mood in the wake of the financial crisis.

A wide range of industries, from car and steel plants to beer brewers and paper factories, shut down in the wake of the quake and tsunami.

These are trace of our origins. At the beginning, our planet was no more than a chaos of fire formed in the wake of its star, the sun.

It was once typical for dads to recede from family life, or to drop out altogether, in the wake of a divorce.

Markets seem to have realised that their pessimism in the wake of the Japanese earthquake was overdone and have recovered some ground.

Sarkozy said those calling for all nuclear power plants to be shut down in the wake of the Fukushima crisis should be more realistic.

It kept him in Venezuela when others left in the wake of the nationalisation of energy assets.

What all this portends in the wake of Columbia's loss is still up for grabs.

Xinhua said the summit was held to discuss the challenges to the global media industry in the wake of the financial crisis.

The Edwardses had separated in the wake of the affair, but Mr. Edwards was at his wife's bedside in recent days.

And in the wake of the financial crisis, some of that was necessary to keep credit flowing, save jobs, and put money in people's pockets.

What does it mean to be a musical genius in the wake of such a profound disability?

He's having to defend himself in the wake of a play that wasn't exactly full of brotherly love.

In the wake of that incident, Mr. Apotheker in an interview blamed Mr. Hurd for not investing in H-P's services and software businesses.

In the wake of Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident, radiation could once again lead to a gender bias in humans, he said.

In the wake of Chernobyl and Three Mile Island, I cannot argue that it's wrong to be concerned about the safety of nuclear plants.

These droplets are the main sun-blocking source of the dramatic climatic cooling that would grip the planet in the wake of a supereruption.

In the wake of erstwhile acquisitive operators like the UK's Vodafone, China Mobile is now planning a shopping spree.

The question now is whether the U. S. will re-evaluate its nuclear power plans in the wake of this latest meltdown.

In the wake of incorrect tweets on Saturday, different news organizations and reporters came down on different side of this debate.

In the wake of a visit by Pope Benedict, Cuba's communist government declared that Good Friday would be a public holiday.

There is often a pattern of "aftercrimes" in the wake of an initial one.

De facto, marriage in the wake of trials and tribulations more often than not tends to boast more happiness and durability.

In the wake of the banking crisis, there has been a wave of shareholder revolts over directors' remuneration.

If it holds, it may help to reduce tensions on the Korean peninsula in the wake of the North's nuclear test last October.

In the wake of this failure, will the WTO remain useful enough to the big powers to retain their support and patronage?

Although consumption fell in the wake of the melamine scare, it is expected to return close to pre-crisis levels by the end of the year.

Boards seeking succession tips from the Sage of Omaha in the wake of this week's announcement, however, are likely to feel disappointed.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans are now overweight or obese, and a similar epidemic of diabetes is following in the wake of this condition.

In the wake of the alleged attempt to bomb a Detroit-bound plane, Britain could step up airport security with targeted passenger profiling.

I joined Hualan Brewery in the wake of its foundation and have worked for it for 4 years as a senior financial manager up to 2005.

To top it all: the "no bail-out" clause was wiped out in the wake of the first Greek rescue package.

However, "change is coming" in the wake of the new fee disclosure rule, which was bound to affect profitability, he said.

Perhaps a fast-talking stockbroker or a greedy executive like the ones who were jailed over the summer in the wake of US corporate scandals.

What happens is, all these layoffs are happening. In the wake, people are taking on other people's jobs.

However, Tata head Ratan Tata says the company is re evaluating that strategy in the wake of the recent economic collapse.

In the wake of the crisis, he pointed out, the US was now burdened with soaring borrowing, high unemployment, and collapsing house prices.

It will take some time to see how exactly well business continuity plans fare in the wake of the Japanese disaster.

Janchor, which focuses on stocks, has about US$1 billion under management and was set up in the wake of the global financial crisis in 2009.

With the developed markets looking less than super-safe in the wake of the global financial crisis, investors are reassessing other regions.

The company, which denies the allegations, declared bankruptcy in the wake of the investigation.

As Mr Buiter himself notes, public debt doesn't look all that bad relative to levels seen in the wake of major wars last century.

The revelation was the latest hit for a Republican party struggling to find new leaders in the wake of last fall's electoral losses.

Economists generally welcomed the central bank's move as a measure to quell potential panic over access to funds in the wake of a disaster.

She is known for her outspoken views in the wake of the global financial crises, including her support for greater market supervision.

The result has been a land rush, particularly in the wake of the food price crisis earlier this decade.

In the wake of technical advancement, more economical desizing methods are surely to be applied to actual production.

Arsene wenger has demanded an improvement from his players in the wake of Saturday's goalless draw at home against Blackburn Rovers.

The British government has introduced new security restrictions in the wake of the parcel bomb discovery.

China's most famous philanthropist isn't the only wealthy person to donate liberally in the wake of the earthquake.

Institutional investors have remained cautious on the sector in the wake of the poor performance of previous listings.

Some one, kind or curious, took her in his car and drove her in the wake of her sister's body.

But the backdrop to the game was the outbreak of the Green Revolution in the wake of the disputed Presidential elections.

What she came to understand is that the body level consciousness gains freedom in the wake of the lost physical vessel.

But regional management shifts as well as pay restrictions in the wake of the crisis led to departures by UBS old-timers.

Designer Alexander Amosu said: "I firmly believe that in the wake of the recession , there is still a demand for uncompromising quality. "

Trotta was the first behind bars to be granted release in the wake of the report .

Spiritualism came in the wake of the inventions of the telegraph and telephone that made it possible to send messages over long distances.

The reserves were set up in the wake of the Arab oil embargo of 1973 to blunt the effects of severe supply shocks.

Morale is now almost as low as seen in the wake of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, noted Martin van Vliet at ING Financial Markets.

But it comes in the wake of a crash in November that led to the deaths of 19 preschoolers and two adults in rural Gansu province.

Prices then remained relatively stable until 1998, when there was a collapse, in the wake of the economic downturn in South-East Asia.

Denmark and Austria were also preparing extra protection for consumer deposits in the wake of the German move.

Now, as in the wake of the Great Depression, a generation of investors may have become alienated from the stock market.

Social problems cropped up in the wake of natural disasters.

In a statement, his office defended the action of security forces in the wake of the documents' release by the website WikiLeaks.

The recommendations come in the wake of a national debate over energy drinks, which experts fear may have side effects.

EU officials have been discussing a bailout in the wake of a 13-day Irish bond-sell off that only eased at the end of last week.

In the wake of the great event, people began to realize that a nation could not go without cohesive power.

We have shown in the wake of the November elections that we have the capacity not only to make progress, but to make progress together.

This book tells how, in the wake of the massive assaults, the Natives held back the American onslaught.

But in the wake of that historic move, thoughts shift to other potential superstar pairings.

Ms. Schapiro, an independent, arrived at the NASD in 1996 in the wake of a scandal over the agency's failure to police brokerage firms.

But he is far from alone in calling for a recalibration of US security resources in the wake of bin Laden's death.

But for Mr Guo and Ms Qian, such talk is insulting in the wake of such a vicious attack.

In the wake of the financial crisis central banks are shifting to a broader focus on "macro prudential supervision" (see article).

But the crackdown this year appears to be even harsher in the wake of the pro-democracy uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa.

In the wake of the Copenhagen summit, there is a growing acceptance that the effort to avert serious climate change has run out of steam.

The figures do not include restrictions on pork imports implemented by 39 countries in the wake of the swine flu outbreak.

In the wake of a second break-in at Paris Hilton's home, a celebrity security expert weighs in on how celebs can stay safe.

White House officials expressed satisfaction at the developments, which they termed "tangible progress" in the wake of Obama's visit.

But pressures have mounted in the wake of the global financial crisis, as the island's economic conditions have deteriorated, analysts say.

Lord Browne has resigned as a board member at Goldman Sachs in the wake of revelations that he lied to a UK High Court judge.

But the City's public reputation is at a low in the wake of the global financial crisis.

He also spoke at length about democracy, and the controversy generated by America's push for it in the wake of the Iraq war.

In the wake of that departure, Manila inherited an airport and ship repair facility.

Despite a massive outpouring of charity in the wake of the quake, Chinese bloggers have been quick to round on those deemed unsympathetic.

In the wake of the UN Security Council decision, Taiwan drew up a list of dual-use goods banned from export to North Korea and Iran.

In the wake of the crisis, a number of economists blamed financialization as a primary cause of the financial crisis.

The next test was whether the array could detect vortices left in the wake of escaping prey.

Asia will continue to behave more like a low beta, or haven for assets, in the wake of the Greek debt crisis, analysts said.

Outside Greece, violent confrontations between police and the crowd have been mercifully rare in the wake of the financial crisis.

In the wake of the world financial crisis, perhaps that's no longer a good answer, but this blog entry is not about literal banks.

Worldwide relief organizations work diligently to relieve hunger and suffering in the wake of disasters around the world.

Indeed, investors were switching out of shares and into fixed income in the wake of the dotcom bubble.

In a larger context, the G-20 is perhaps the only tangible reward to the world in the wake of the financial crisis.

In the wake of the financial crisis, many subscribe to the view that the problem with Britain's economy is London and specifically the City.

Previous problems remain unsolved in the wake of the war. Over and above, deep enmity has set in between two civilizations.

This announcement comes in the wake of a critical report and editorial recently published in American Scientist.

The fight over the value of the Chinese yuan is one of the more vexing challenges facing policy makers in the wake of the financial crisis.

His successor focused far more on the home front, and on an economic system that he intends to remake in the wake of scandal and collapse.

In the wake of the Wall Street and banking meltdown, many investment banking careers are endangered.

In the wake of the global financial and economic crisis, youth unemployment is at an all-time high.

In the wake of the crisis, the price of many of these bonds collapsed as default rates soared.

The total pressure distribution at outlet is quiet uniform except the low pressure region in the wake.

Owner Mike Ashley stated in May there would be no new capital outlay on players in the wake of promotion back to the Premier League.

In the wake of Lehman Brothers' failure, emerging markets have suffered one of their biggest sell-offs in years.

Many banks are looking at whether to eliminate jobs, reversing a hiring spree that swept through Wall Street in the wake of the crisis.

In the wake of the financial crisis, the party has concluded, correctly, that foreign investors need China more than it needs them.

Mr Bush's administration finds itself in an awkward position in the wake of public international concern about China's actions in Tibet.

Mr Mubarak made an audio recording of his speech on Saturday in the wake of the latest protests.

Qantas said that, in the wake of the tribunal ruling, the planned worker lockout would not go ahead.

GAZ and KamAZ were the first automobile makers of Russia to speak of production decline in the wake of the global financial collapse.

With luck, something similar will soon happen in biology in the wake of such things as the Human Genome Project.

However, Muslim leaders accuse the police of making indiscriminate arrests in the wake of the bomb attacks.

In the wake of the triple disaster there, such preparations seem as inadequate as man's other puny efforts to hold back nature's rage.

In the wake of the NVA victory, hundreds of thousands of south Vietnamese who had opposed the communists fled by boat, fearing reprisals.

Spain's government is putting together a fiscal-stimulus package as its economy slows in the wake of a construction bust.

The Internazionale shot-stopper has decided to quit the international scene in the wake of Italy's first round elimination at Euro 2004.

And she earned straight A's, even in the wake of that last difficult operation.

In the wake of the death bin Laden, President Obama has stressed that al Qaeda had been diminished.

In the wake of the report, Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi has called on the government to provide more funds to help address safety issues.

In March 2005, a bold new tactic emerged in the wake of a nationwide purge by the Ministry of Education of college bulletin-board systems.

I believe that China has many things to think about in the wake of the release.

In the wake of a "normal" recession, that would be more than enough time for workers to find new jobs.

What if security checks in the wake of a terrorist attack lead to a sustained pause in the expansion of global trade?

It is in these less affluent places that gender roles, family dynamics, and community character are changing in the wake of the crash.

China has been veering away from the easy money policies that it embraced in the wake of the global financial crisis for months.

The gold standard collapsed in the wake of World War I. Wartime financing with unbacked paper currency led to widespread inflation.

In the wake of the EU plan, 'we see $1. 20 happening increasingly fast, ' he said.

The report notes that in the wake of the economic crisis, forensic accounting has grown as a discipline for CPAs.

Lamy further expressed disappointment at the rise in bilateral trade deals in the wake of the suspension of Doha Round negotiations.

Meanwhile, fields like risk management may be gaining traction on Wall Street today in the wake of the financial crisis.

Brown is also credited with leaving players and fans angry in the wake of his decision to move to New York.

The president submitted resignation in the wake of a scandal.

Several of Google's local partnerships also ended in the wake of that spat.

Al Qaeda roared into action after the U. S. military rushed to protect Saudi Arabia in the wake of the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.

That inflation has remained stubbornly high in the wake of the most severe recession since the second world war is odd.

Phyo Than fled Burma in 1991, during a government crackdown on political dissidents in the wake of that country's last general election.

He resigned in the wake of accusations that he had stolen from the company.

In the wake of the global economic slowdown, most Chinese manufacturing companies have experienced overcapacity.

Recall the favorable turnaround in public opinion in Indonesia following U. S. aid to that country in the wake of the December 2004 tsunami.

Voters in Iceland have overwhelmingly rejected proposals to pay the UK and the Netherlands in the wake of collapse of the Icesave bank.

Particles near the center of a bubble are carried upward in the wake.

In the wake of the international outcry, Israel and Egypt have both taken temporary remedial measures to ease their respective closures.

In the wake of the ports controversy, some lawmakers have argued that all cargo containers entering the US should be inspected.

Hostility toward immigrants, especially the Irish who arrived in the wake of the potato famine, was certainly around in their time.

Cannavaro, who left the Bianconeri in the wake of the Calciopoli scandal three years ago, is a free agent this summer.

This optimism replaces the Malthusian pessimism that resurfaced in the wake of the unusual increases in food prices in the early 1970s.

But concerns about investments flowing in the other direction have gained heightened sensitivity only in the wake of the crisis.

eg. Human societies have to suffer one disaster after another that follows in the wake of the ecological damage.

Misguided attempts to balance the budget in the wake of the 1929 crash turned a nasty recession into the Great Depression.

Reactions in the wake of the killings have ranged from scorn to sympathy for the victims as well as Zhu.

In the wake of the attacks, a generation of Americans stepped forward to serve in uniform, determined to confront our enemies.

But were the autocrats right all along? In the wake of revolution, Islamist movements have been gaining ground.

All Chinese online media, including China. org. cn, will win broader space for development in the wake of this major trend.

In the wake of the unprecedented Indian Ocean tsunami, the Indonesian people, united as one, moved quickly to rebuild the affected areas.

The rising corporate cash balances could represent a longer-term behavioral shift in the wake of the deepest financial crisis in decades.

Yesterday's summit comes in the wake of similar meetings between African leaders and those of the European Union and Japan.

It wins as a "fast follower" , slipstreaming in the wake of pioneers at a much larger scale of production.

In the wake of an initial panic, many analysts now agree that authorities will structure the offer to offset the biggest risks.

But in the wake of one of the worst years for U. S. automobile sales, this year's show has a different feel.

In the wake of the removal of this forest for cultivation is a desolate, bare, and rocky eroded land.

Chaos and an economic downturn have followed this development in the wake of the Asian Financial Crisis.

In the wake of the financial crisis, western governments now own or have big stakes in many once-private financial institutions.

In the wake of the 2008 financial flameout, most business people are, to put it mildly, downbeat.

In the wake of this development American farmers will convert millions of acres of GE crops to non-GMO or organic varieties.

Candles in a makeshift memorial filled the drill field at Virginia Tech University in the wake of America's worst mass shooting.

This would be true even if the global economic tides hadn't shifted in the wake of the euro-zone sovereign debt crisis.

Indeed, in the wake of the Satyam scandal, investors have been swift to punish even small infractions.

Apple, Dell, Hewlett-Packard Co. and other clients have said they were investigating the treatment of workers in the wake of the deaths.

Bass is seeking more investors for his negative Japan fund, which suffered in the wake of the disaster.

Three out of ten said they felt waves of patriotism in the wake of terrorist attacks on British soil.

It comes at a sensitive time as lawmakers scrutinize Wall Street pay packages in the wake of the financial crisis.

He identified an enhanced vertical mixing of warm and cool air in the atmosphere in the wake of the turbine rotors.

Adam Lambert's first album sold well in the wake of his controversial performance.

In the wake of the 2003 Columbia disaster, President Bush decided to complete the space station and retire the shuttle by 2010.

In the wake of the emergence of Social Constructivism, the development of International Relations theory has entered into a new phase.

It is understandable in the wake of the crisis that regulators prefer to err on the side of caution.

On May 12, the National Tourism Administration asked individuals and tour groups not to visit Sichuan in the wake of the earthquake.

Industry analysts blame the price rises partly on a shortage of pigs in the wake of outbreaks of " blue-ear disease" around China.

Now, I know in the wake of the financial crisis, free markets have been under very harsh criticism from the left and from the right.

In the Q& A below, he explains how Japan can build back stronger than before in the wake of this terrible catastrophe.

In contrast, the developed economies are struggling to record any growth at all in the wake of the 2008 credit crisis.

UBS vowed to improve its risk management and compliance procedures in the wake of its near-meltdown in the crisis.

International situation has undergone a twisted path of turbulence, relaxation and turbulence in the wake of the Cold War.

In the wake of the Lucent case, US companies admit the issue has moved up the agenda.

The warning comes in the wake of often violent protests against the handling of the economy across Europe.

S. and China quickly resolve any potential issues that emerge in the wake of a U. S. arms deal to Taiwan.

The governor has enjoyed a huge surge in the polls in the wake of the last week's convention.

In the wake of the Asian crisis more than a decade ago, governments in the region have run surpluses and built up large reserves.

In the wake of his car accident, rumors are spreading that Woods was having an affair.

Additionally, Congress continues to examine possible firearms restrictions in the wake of mass-shootings that shocked the nation.

In the wake of their World Cup loss, residents of the Netherlands may be feeling depressed.

That came in the wake of Google's purchase of DoubleClick, which left some worrying the combined company would create a search monopoly.

The dominant vortical structure in the wake of the impinging jet in crossflow is primarily dependent on the velocity ratio.

The private equity groups and hedge funds that dominated film investing in recent years fled in the wake of the financial crisis.

Today, in the wake of the Loch Ness question a tourist industry exists that spends literally multi millions of dollars each year.

It has certainly also displayed empathy and sympathy in the wake of the multiple disasters that have hit a country that is a close neighbor.

Nomura is also planning to wrest U. S. market share from Swiss bank UBS AG losing clients in the wake of a U. S. tax probe.

But, in the wake of the phone-hacking debacle, his immediate challenge is to make the public respect them.

In the wake of the scandal, China has canceled inspection exemptions given to companies with proven quality records.

In the wake of global pressure, the company promised several series of wage hikes, but the report said those have not yet materialized.

"In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, the state's role in the economy may be gaining more appeal throughout the world. "

The industry got short shrift in the wake of the Kyoto Protocol, being excluded from most subsidy and carbon trading schemes.

A visible trail of streaks of condensed water vapor or ice crystals sometimes forming in the wake of an aircraft.

It's human nature to want to believe that in the wake of a major disaster, we can all do our bit to help just by giving generously.

In the wake of widely publicized corporate fraud scandals, the department has increased its focus on enforcing the FCPA substantially.

Much of the damage to the city's structures resultedfrom typhoon-fueled firestorms that raged in the wake of the disaster.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton criticized China for censoring the Internet, in the wake of Google's allegations about hacking.

It also is important to avoid two mistakes that have become common among investors in this cohort in the wake of the downturn.

The northeast industrial town of Shenyang banned e-bikes in 2009 after their numbers spiked in the wake of a motorcycle ban.

The US yesterday sought to rally international support for sanctions against Iran in the wake of the announcement.

The surge in private savings in the wake of the economic crisis has masked big changes in the rich world's sovereign-bond markets.

In this paper the author outlines the new educational opportunities coming on stream in the wake of the UKCC PREP initiative.

Tunisia's former president is the first deposed leader to face trial in the wake of the uprisings, but others are likely to follow.

Moreover in the wake of competition, the state-owned hotels shall be confronted with the more severe phase .

Left in the wake of the crisis are high unemployment, a badly damaged housing market and fragile government finances.

Police demonstrate their skills during a mock bus hostage rescue operation today in the wake of the Manila hijacking.

If the mood quickly turns sour in the wake of that weakness, then the bull market might very well secure another lease on life.

In the wake of the adverse decision, there were hundreds of attacks on Witnesses, especially in small towns and rural areas.

The push to allocate more resources to the risk function started in the wake of the credit crunch but no end is yet in sight.

According to press reports, in the wake of North Korea's actions, China had called for an emergency meeting of the Six-Party Talks.

The importance of telecommunications was on display in the wake of the earthquake which devastated Haiti earlier this year.

are explaining how they were compensated in the wake of the nation's mortgage meltdown.

In the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, many Gulf Coast residents worried about the potential impact of hurricane activity.

It may seem cruel or cold-hearted to focus on such environmental outcomes in the wake of vast human loss and suffering.

The plan comes in the wake of criticism about Beijing's air pollution from International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge.

This image was taken shortly after high waters breached New Orleans' levees and flooded the city in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

The Egyptian stock market was hard hit in the wake of the crisis, plunging 16% last week before it was closed on Friday.

In the wake of the Fourteenth Amendment, the states could not, among other things, deprive people of the equal protection of the laws.

In the wake of the riots, the Algerian government attempted to ease the situation with the promise of food subsidies and tax relief.