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In a sense, medium-term fiscal policy is all about saving for a rainy day.

For a country that has spent years wallowing in a sense of its own decline, France celebrates Bastille Day today with a renewed swagger.

In a sense, food preparation is no longer a tedious task, at least much easier to tolerate.

The revenue and cost of government decision include that in a sense of efficiency and of reallocation.

She did not see me. However, I have seen her face wreathed with smiles. I begin to understand: in a sense I was her she was me.

In a sense, the center of the Old City was reverting to its original form, when it was the playground of royalty and its acolytes .

A President is in a sense lucky if he is faced with a crisis early on; it enables him to shake down his team.

In a sense, the public wants to see him play the part of an ambassador or role model, as much as it wants to see him playing basketball.

Whenever you are trying your first cigarette, or whenever you are asked to take sides in an argument, you are always in a sense of dilemma.

In a sense, it is possible to say that a clean and attractive room is the product that the accommodations industry offers.

Not readily grasp as a lonely man, which you and he does not fair, but is too lacking in a sense of responsibility.

'It's almost as if they're in some kind of identity crisis. In a sense it's keeping the brain in a sort of time warp. '

So, in a sense, it is kind of trick, your brain, your brain is kind of roll about how much you're eaten in that you don't feel hungry?

Africa, of course, is not Atlanta, and Coke is, in a sense, sticking its hand into a bees' nest to get some honey.

The conclusion is usually not necessarily idealize (in a sense that must not) and the historical what actually happened the same.

In a sense, the Queen, or Elizabeth Windsor as some choose to call her, is the last symbol of an old ascendancy that has gone forever.

In a sense, they were competing to see who was more loyal to Chairman Mao.

By this I don't just mean the rampant anti-Americanism on parts of the left. In a sense, that is relatively easy to counter.

If an artist did not go to Beijing or Shanghai, one would be, in a sense, out of the loop.

The ultimate time warp is at the surface of a black hole, where in a sense time stands still relative to our time.

In a sense, she was lucky; she told herself that she learned things when she was with him.

What happened in the regiment, though it was the result of their dislike to me, was in a sense accidental.

In a sense the commodification of image-making through copyright threatens to render it a commercial activity, one with no soul.

They were, in a sense, setting the example they urged the nation to follow: They had found a way to carry on.

Narcissism is, in a sense, the converse of an habitual sense of sin; it consists in the habit of admiring oneself and wishing to be admired.

An unslaked desire for military glory propelled Benito Mussolini to power in 1922, making him in a sense another child of the Risorgimento.

He's, in a sense, trying to get the Roman Christians on his side before his trip to Jerusalem.

In a sense, it does not matter what he was up to because he came to the right conclusion with the aid of foreign partners and market forces.

In a way, he had the power of a king, or in a sense, of a god.

In a sense, all Parakeet is doing is allowing the user to see which alternative words or sentences the program would have predicted.

Something that would take in a sense a higher-level view of all this activity that had been happening in the neighborhood.

You are right in a sense, but you do not know all the facts.

In a sense, the supply of public goods can be summed up in the financial category.

He never says much, allows people to assume things he has not claimed, allows them in a sense to con themselves.

In a sense he was a pioneer and I hope that his example and spirit will influence the distance flyers of Britain and Ireland to follow suit.

The desire, I may be told, is the desire to be "good" in a sense which I no longer allow.

In a sense, the work emerged with the form of pure personal diary, bearing more light of universal sense.

No one considers himself contemptible. I concur with you in a sense, but love of fame is universal.

Z: well, that's true. In a sense, it is not so much what you drink that really counts, as where and how you drink.

Thus, literary translation is, in a sense, a process of seeking and representing such a genius' mark.

In a sense, THE MAKING OF A NATION is a living history. Yet some of the announcers are no longer even alive after all these years.

He is in a sense being unfaithful to his wife.

In a sense, Saul Bellow confirmed Russell Jacoby's historical analysis in his The Last Intellectuals with his literary writings.

In a sense, of course, only the central bank has enough firepower definitively to end the run on eurozone sovereign debt.

Quanta with a wavelength of one inch would be, in a sense, measures that are graduated in inches.

These waste products of photosynthesis began to build up as time went on, in a sense polluting the environment.

In a sense he is already here, his would be the return of a player who was already a part of the group.

In a sense, a memory cell containing an address can be thought of as pointing to another memory cell. Such cells are called pointers.

In a sense, Lam's work is simply a metaphor that personal spirituality exists whether one is aware of it or not.

They have come up with, in a sense, a sort of different method for organizing activity.

What's wanted is, in a sense, the exact opposite of a list: a data structure where order is irrelevant, and identity is explicit.

The trade union information belongs to economic information in a sense. It belongs for a feedback link in the system.

Sarajevo is now identifiably a Muslim city in a sense that it was not when the war began.

In a sense, Chinese is a very old language, with its earliest writings dating back nearly four thousand years.

Has winning Wimbledon taken the pressure off you for the rest of the year and in a sense altered your mentality?

In a sense, all body language should be interpreted within a given context; to ignore the overall situation could be misleading.

It has expanded in a sense that it can detect a greater variety of in-scope functions, whether used within a use-when attribute or not.

The "public" extension of this concept clear, in a sense also clear extension of the "popular culture" connotations.

The announcement was in a sense of anticlimax, since it implicitly recognized the failure of their plan.

Lycoris: That seem to be a kind of immortal in a sense.

Ms. Albright: It's not just a gift to the person in a sense or an honor to the person.

You become a prisoner in a sense when you become addicted to any substance , including caffeine .

Oxford University was also in a sense a closed society, with its powerful conformities .

So, in a sense, we want her to break the date because it gives us a fantastic reality check.

Notice again Jesus withdraws in the face of danger but the withdrawing in a sense increases the ministry in an odd paradoxical way.

In a sense, failures are expected -- at least in the sense we have specifically checked.

One is satisfaction, rooted in a sense of either justice or revenge, in seeing a bad person get his due.

This whole idea of a city not being a picture is, I think, something that art, in a sense, was always working with.

In a sense, the true and plain simple is superior to the rough complex, a true question is better than complicated interpretation.

In a sense, these views did not give objective and fair assessment to the poetics of Liu Bannong.

The pictures of workers pulling up the bonsai plants by the roots while transporting them are in a sense quite shocking.

The striving history of Communist Party of China's is the practice history which goes all out for Chinese people's livelihood in a sense.

In a sense, decided to risk assessment policies tend to become risk analysis of the actual work first step.

In a sense we were applying the precepts of our own New Deal, expecting political conflict to dissolve in economic progress.

In a sense, though, software does ask questions, at least in the algorithmic sense.

Network marketers all over the world are not bound by national boundaries and are in a sense true global players.

Of course there's always been Asian history, but now in a sense there's just history with Asia in it.

In a sense, many things on a software development project are theories, or more accurately, assertions that need to be evaluated.

And in a sense, it's fitting that such a sweeping, emotional issue has arisen from this tiny slice of New York City.

And it felt like it was tarnished in a sense, you know. . . like even money came it, it was going away fast.

In a sense, there is nothing new about the main focus of these debates.

In a sense, U. S. manufacturing has come to the point of retreat, never retreat.

Bakhtin's dialogic theory, in a sense, provides us with an interface to analyze news reportage from the critical point of view.

But I don't know exactly how these photos are going to be used, so in a sense I'm curious.

In a sense, without the creative thought, it has not innovated the practice, also on has not innovated the achievement.

Your BF is now a graduate student and without much earning, so the expense during your dating is spent by you is understandable in a sense.

Metaphysically speaking, good results in oneness, and evil results in a sense of separation.

In a sense, it "initiates" the motion by means of its rapid contractions.

The externality character of agriculture shows that it was limited to realize agriculture just from an economical standpoint in a sense.

CEO, in a sense, represents some of the original Board decision-making power in their hands to operate the transition layer hands.

The carbohydrates in chocolate raise serotonin levels in the brain, resulting in a sense of well-being.

Trying to make everyone rich, and in a sense.

They have been able to show that, in a sense, cell determination begins even before an egg is fertilized.

In a sense, the market seemed to be hauling itself up by its own bootstraps.

When leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma strikes one person in a relationship, in a sense it strikes the other as well.

In the third section, he points out that this craze over outward beauty can achieve something in a sense.

Orwell is, in a sense, an undercover agent, an anthropologist who has gone native to better observe his subjects in their natural habitat.

In a sense, observing the rigidly stratified dress rules is to observe the order and law of the autocratical domination.

Abraham Lincoln was not the most attractive presidents but he was in a sense, almost fascinatingly ugly.

The lunatic who thinks he is a crowned head may be, in a sense, happy, but his happiness is not of a kind that any same person would envy.

The land takes on a decidedly northern look that is refreshing in a sense, even if hills are but a figment of the imagination.

In a sense, employee satisfaction decides his effort on work, decides customer satisfaction and loyalty, and decides the hotel's profit.

But I was depicted as I think, in sad terms too in a sense, and that's a little unfortunate.

The pathogenicity of LPS, in a sense, can be represented by its ability to stimulate the host to produce endogenous cell factors.

You want good thick brushes that will hold the paint and that will resist in a sense the stroke on the canvas.

By snatching at its object, the drive learns in a sense that this is precisely not the way it will be satisfied.

In a sense, Chinese is a very old language, and its earliest characters date back nearly four thousand years.

In a sense the set of attributes of an object also form a namespace.

The use of a word or phrase in a sense contrary to its normal meaning for ironic or humorous effect, as in a mere babe of40years.

The use of a word or phrase in a sense contrary to its normal meaning for ironic or humorous effect, as in a mere babe of40 years.

Diligent people think, in a sense, is hard to find people who were inspired ------ go with the outstanding issues, With all the doubts go.

In a sense, pain is a warning mechanism that helps the body protect itself from harmful stimuli.

And so, in a sense, our luck is holding out, but you know, another wild bird could fly over at anytime.

EJB is, in a sense, a huge legacy wrapper between old relational databases, its configuration is complicated and redundant.

In a sense, therefore, the meaning of a certain space differs from individual to individual.

In a sense, phosphate is taken out of circulation in the Ecosphere, diminishing the prospects of more life.

But I think if you're an involved actor, in a sense, you help to produce every film that you're in.

In the initial years of reform and opening, China was in a sense a free rider.

Attractive in a sense that it makes the use of that interface enjoyable.

In a sense, we're "wasting video" in search of better video, exploring the potential space of what the moving picture can be.

A: Well, I guess I've pretty settled down in a sense.

In a sense, it was the absorbing of advanced wisdoms and the further using of them that makes America resplendent.

It was a tough show for everybody in a sense that it was a high maintenance girlfriend.

The industry's so-called " " purchase decline in, in a sense, is unable to find the right platform.

Instructional design, instructional theory and instructional science, in a sense, can be used as a synonym.

He really believed that he was right there and that the end had already begun in a sense with Jesus.

In a sense, the recorded-music market is not so much dying as greying.

In a sense, Chinese investors' growing indifference toward such official rhetoric is in itself a sign of progress.

We are, in a sense, being deceitful, but we cannot be said to be lying.

In a sense our love is like a rose that blooms into something beautiful, yet unlike the rose our love will never die.

In a sense, Lehman's misfortune was not to have hit trouble earlier.

In a sense, to form a long-term mechanism for resource conservation is inseparable from the normal management of energy saving.

In a sense what he said is true.

China's energy security strategy is in a sense an external energy strategy or international energy strategy.

Institutions have official systems and moral rules of profession autonomy. In a sense they should belong to the para-official organizations.

In a sense you were a witness to the Grand History of China.

The safety problems of the chemicals industry are, in a sense, the flip side of the spectacular growth of the economy in recent years.

The adoption of new disciplines and practices is, in a sense, straightforward.

In a sense, a national public service level, is the country's cultural and moral standards and social climate of an important symbol.

But now do not think so, in a sense, love may not be eternal.

what they're really like. So in a sense. . . I knew your friends better than.

"In a sense, it would be easier if everything were contagion, " he says.

In a sense, Mr Cameron has copied Canada, which announced some years ago that its combat troops would be out by next year.

Men unable to read and write are handicapped in a sense.

Termination of activity, cessation from movement and opinion, and in a sense their death, is no evil.

Compares two ranges element by element either for equality or equivalence in a sense specified by a binary predicate.

Ralph knows that it is unsafe to cross the ice and that he is in a sense asking for trouble in doing so.

In a sense the mind of savage peoples is an effect, rather than a cause, of their backward institutions.

In a sense, all we offer the aged is a sick role -- the role of the infirm person who has outlived his or her usefulness to society.

In a sense, relationships at home are increasingly paralleling relationships at work with employers.

In a sense, James said, it cannot be wrong: the GPL guarantees that right, after all.

The recent purchase of treasury bonds by the Federal Reserve in a sense initiated the procedures of dollar depreciation.

In a sense, output from leys in the form of milk and meat is a by-product of tillage farming.

In a sense, for testers, the iteration starts once it has finished for the developers.

In a sense speaking, the history of Chinese painting, calligraphy also can be understood as the history of the development.

In a sense, it was learned thousands of years ago, but natural selection favors the forces of psychological denial (8).

In a sense, to protect the integrity of a brand is to protect its security.

In a sense, the community sports construction and development means the improvement of community fitness environment.

In fact, the superorganism scenario is in a sense just the cosmic flip side of the diagnosis offered by Carr and other techno-skeptics.

In a sense, you might say that these messages are viruses that infect the human brain rather than the computer.

In a sense, they cover the ground previously owned by Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) proprietary platforms.

In a sense, 'Voices of the Poor' is a wake up call for all people and organizations concerned with poverty.

Passively reading the material in an encyclopedia or textbook is learning, in a sense.

In a sense, the Olympics has gone far beyond sport itself, it has become a unity, friendship, progress as.

In a sense, some international environmental rhetoric could be free riding on American inaction.

who are in a sense part of this extended workforce that all serve the President.

In a sense a wiki is like a very small version of the internet.

So we have come here today to dramatize an appalling condition . In a sense we have come to our nation's capital to cash a check .

These increases are in a sense good news in that they are a result of rising wealth in poor and middle-income countries.

In a sense, the whole country is overtaken by the power of testicle hormone at present.

In a sense, one can see why the institutions might be attracted.

Engineers would, in a sense, be making their own geysers , and this opens up far more of the globe for geothermal energy development.

This transient exposure to heat may be an exercise or conditioning program, in a sense.

They are in a sense . . . multibillion-dollar predictions because of the vast amount of money behind the trades that set them.

In a sense, Zuckerberg and Assange are two sides of the same coin. Both express a desire for openness and transparency.

Thus, in a sense, this type of regular warfare was only guerrilla warfare raised to a higher level.

In a sense, the increased severity of the crisis is promoting the international monetary system reform.

In a sense the crowd is blind to its own wisdom.

The so-called love and good performance in a sense of human despair.

Therefore, in a sense, teaching and research staff is the professional growth of teachers of the leader.

In a sense, auditing is evidential . The improvement of auditing process should take into account basic evidence theory.

In a sense they still cannot imagine the system can operate to undermine itself.

In a sense, biochemistry is both a life science and a chemical science.

In a sense, it is wise of you to refuse that job.

The experienced chef applies a pattern, in a sense, as a way to present food nicely, focusing on color, texture, and style.

The spirit of the person in a sense is the author of his body.

In a sense, corrugated products easy recovery, recycling, is the ideal " " green packaging materials.

Human being is not a person in a sense different from what an art ideal that an artificial intelligence could provide.

In a sense, those are hunch-cultivating mechanisms in an organization.

In any wholesome group of people which holds together for a good purpose, the exclusions are in a sense accidental.

In a sense, it is the carrier and image of culture, acting as the delivery, dissemination tool in the cultural development.

In a sense, the semantics of a relation are quite similar to those of a constraint.

In a sense, the single currency has protected its members, but at the price of storing up big problems in future.

But now physicists say there may be some evidence that it's actually true. In a sense.

Active regions are in a sense the fundamental unit of solar activity and the most persistent and visible manifestation of solar magnetism.

In a sense, it does not matter how the benefits are paid for.

In a sense, the realization of the modernization of agriculture is the goal of transformation of modern agriculture and the end result.

Optimists were regularly rebuffed by circumstances. Winning, in a sense, was accomplished by not losing.

Dogmatism and skepticism are both, in a sense, absolute philosophies; one is certain of knowing, the other of not knowing.

Westerners may shrug at the decline of traditional hunting but, in a sense, we all live on the Greenland ice sheet now.

This seems to make sense and it also tells us how to handle emotional crisis in a sense.

You're often in a beautiful location. You're on vacation, in a sense -- and you're also away from parents, coworkers, etc.

In a sense, life is like swimming; if you keep holding on to the sides of the pool, you (will) never learn.

In a sense, to improve the nutritional support of AIDS patients and the quality of life plays an auxiliary role in the drug treatment.

In a sense, it was the same old quantum physics.

In a sense, it ought to be: you cannot lead from the crowd.

In a sense, it is a profound and perfect communion but conversation between us is never particularly easy, and our friendship is erratic.

In a sense, the history of the evolution of dwelling right system is the history of the change of law value.

But in a sense, these social question's solution and state power's utilization has the greatest connection.

In a sense, the threat of human pandemic influenza is a "stress test" for the international community.

In a sense, Richardson's epistolary novel Clarissa reveals the uncertainty of interpretation.

In a sense, that's the situation here: Japan needs electricity, and there's little coal and no oil domestically.

So in a sense, it is a sort of digital type information.

And each possible rule, in a sense, corresponds to a candidate universe.

In a sense, the process of economic development is in fact the process of industrial structure adjustment and upgrading.

In the North, in a sense it gave people a different understanding of what the war was about.

In a sense, marine environmental capacity is the most precious environmental resource that human gets from the ocean.

in a sense, behaviour cannot develop independently of the environment.

Hatred is natural in a sense that love is not natural at all.

In a sense, the politics needs to represent the opinions of the majority and even implement these opinions or suggestions.

Changes are coming fast and faster- in a sense change has become a way of life.

In a sense, the administrative law is the law that controls the administrative discretion.

developerWorks: I'm thinking you all must really feel like pioneers, in a sense, working with this new model.

I really loved having an older brother, learning from him and kind of being his Padawan, in a sense.

The Data and Metadata Services are, in a sense, only utilities for providing data and metadata endpoints.

In a sense this program is a counterexample, in that it is never useful as a filter.

In a sense, by asking for his support in a loving way, you are helping him stretch his ability to give more.

In a sense, the corporate network market economic development and the product of intense market competition.

In a sense, through the earth itself, he communes with his father and receives his father's spirit.

It would, in a sense, be modelled on the federal charter approach of the US.

In a sense, it's a debate that has been seesawing back and forth from crisis to crisis over the past century.

In a sense we in the West are experiencing the opposite forces to those we faced in the long boom to 2008.

In a sense, the Apache Geronimo application server is a collection of several open source projects.

In a sense, this development shouldn't be a surprise: All fraud charges in the SEC's arsenal have criminal counterparts.

In a sense, we were asking each author to update the answer to Crevecoeur's question for the 21st century.

In a sense, the ruling morality of the ruling Party becomes the core of political morality.

Yet as remarkable as these three are, to single them out is, in a sense, unfair.

It is safe to say in a sense that Zhu Shenghao adopts free translation method while Liang Shiqiu adopts literal translation method.

And all these arguments, in a sense, are a summation of the author's creative practice of put tens of years.

And this, in a sense, is where the Chelsea transfer issue might offer some food for thought.

In a sense they are right: XML was devised as a data exchange mechanism free from interfering formats.

However, at the stage of China's energy consumption, in a sense, which is unsustainable, mainly in two aspects.

In a sense, set backs and lessons are precious to the growth of people, and should be remembered with deep gratitude.

However, the triumph of marginal and diminishing marginal utility has, in a sense, been carried too far.

Mr. Ballmer: In a sense, you could say we missed a cycle.

The text gives a kind of method to determine the tension and compression moduli of the structure in a sense.

Life is in a sense a battle. The man who thinks to get on by mere smartness and by idling meets failure at last.

In a sense it is like walking the stations of the cross only in a natural sanctuary rather than a church.

In a sense everything is dreamlike and illusory , but even so, humorously you go on doing things .

In a sense, mechanism design is to markets what genetic algorithms are to life.