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In contrast, the mummy of Irtyersenu contains organs, but the whole body seems to be coated in a mysterious waxy substance.

In contrast, up to June, America's production continued to fall.

She suddenly noticed that her mother has several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast on her brunette head.

In contrast, Royal Bank of Scotland =, rescued by the British taxpayer, was able to suspend interest payments on only some of its hybrids.

In contrast, the drug with higher molecular weight tends to accumulate and maintain an effective concentration in tumor for a longer period.

In contrast, the previous nine months in her mother's womb were a neurodevelopmental drama of epic proportions.

They are always going to be with you no matter how rough life gets (in contrast to many humans unfortunately).

In contrast to the universal nature of the DNA code, the histone language and its decoding machinery differ among animals, plants and fungi.

One of its selling points was that in contrast with many other projects, it had a fairly clear idea about what was needed.

In contrast, the same sort of rules can be described even more tersely using regular expressions.

In contrast, organizations that build in quality from the beginning are able to look forward, innovate, and pursue new opportunities.

She suddenly noticed that her mother had several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast on her brunette head.

In many American states, in contrast to Britain and Spain, a lender has no recourse to a defaulting homeowner's income or other assets.

He fought this election as the champion of the poor and a man of the people, in contrast to his more cerebral predecessor, Thabo Mbeki.

In contrast, Keri Elwell of Vero Beach, Florida, was unwavering in her support for Wakefield and said the doctor was unfairly targeted.

In contrast, only a small proportion of business schools seem to agree that this is the case.

In contrast, the male tassels of maize are a foot or more away from the female cob and are easily blown by the wind to other plants.

In contrast, retroflex consonants do not appear in any other Indo-European language, not even Iranian ones which are closest to Indic.

In contrast to Head Match, which can be used to match every page in a subdirectory, Exact Match can only be used to match one single page.

In contrast, the U. S. government has managed its financials very poorly over the years and is flirting with a Greece-like catastrophe.

In contrast, sarcomas (which affect connective tissues) did not undergo apoptosis but went into a state of senescence, or no growth.

The realist, in contrast, estimates exactly what is possible (sometimes a little less, just to be safe).

In contrast to her elder brother, she was always considerate in her treatment of others.

"There's no harm that we know of at all, in contrast to many antidepressants, " he said. "And it might be of some help. "

In contrast to many speakers, he said he was not concerned about over-regulation but about a return to business as usual.

art. is nothing but art. which rises from dirty, ugly reality and displays all its sanctity in contrast with reality.

In contrast, he said, the Western model of government guarantees representation only to candidates who are chosen by the majority.

A computer, in contrast, "could at best be programmed to try out a series of hypotheses to see which best fit the fixed data. "

In contrast, there seems to be a consensus that the poorest countries, mainly in Africa and Asia, shouldn't have to make emissions cuts.

In contrast to the clumsiness of many XML toolkits I encounter, ElementTree should take you just a few minutes to install and begin to use.

In contrast, it is easier to see a glass held in air because some light is reflected from it i. E. A change in direction of light.

She suddenly noticed that her mother had several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast to her brunette hair.

Drinking at least eight glasses of water a day, in contrast, has no calories, makes you feel full, and boosts your metabolism.

In contrast, data in a public cloud can be stored in unknown locations and might not be easy to retrieve.

In contrast, girls did not seem to care after being affected by his father.

In contrast, when aninlined function is invoked, the compiler inserts the object code for that function at the point-of-call.

The VirtuSphere, in contrast, can be taken to the front lines or onboard ships and assembled in a few hours.

In contrast, some Australian universities seem to be "*indifferent" to freshmen.

In contrast, Mamba, a 35-year-old farmer in Malawi, has no desire to leave his village despite droughts and periods of acute hunger.

In contrast, only one of the 10 did not receive a patent for an innovation developed in India.

In contrast with the first movement, the second one is full of light and dynamic tunes and the sentiment tends to be lucid.

Auction-based pricing is sometimes referred to as "dynamic" or "fluid" pricing, in contrast to set or static pricing mechanisms.

In contrast, boosting SOD1 levels in unrelated muscle cells seems to have had no effect on the flies' life span, he adds.

In contrast, more than half said it was a major problem that 42 percent of those starting at the bottom will remain there.

In contrast, Asians often do not direct conflict, but rather gently through a relatively high status of a third party to clear.

In contrast, most parts of the east are expected to see sunny weather with a pick-up in temperature.

In contrast, the adsorption at the reconstruction elbows does not give clear evidence of any preferred molecular orientation.

These findings stand in contrast to what some vocal opponents of gay or lesbian parents might have expected.

In contrast, Rolls-Royce has issued two terse written statements to say it was conducting checks and starting to understand the problem.

What was the original experience of Christianity, in contrast with that of the Greek cosmos and its human microcosmos?

In contrast, SpaceX will be ready to transport astronauts within three years of receiving a NASA contract, at a price per seat of $20m.

"That was the voice of an animal" , said the chief clerk, with a calmness that was in contrast with his mother's screams.

In contrast, corals in the Red Sea and Mauritius that did not suffer bleaching had only a tiny percentage of this same algae.

But in contrast to this, in the developing world, far away, the aspiration of the average family there was to have food for the day.

In contrast, owners of watch stores in Europe are welcoming the influx of Chinese tourists at a time of falling domestic consumption.

In contrast with many other areas of the economy, it was relatively easy to become a property tycoon.

In contrast, American workers have no choice but to "contribute" to Social Security, whether they like the deal or not.

in contrast to his three conservative successors who each quit the post of prime minister within a year.

In contrast, we paid $25 million for See's, even though it had no more in earnings and less than half as much in "honest-to-God" assets.

In contrast to the Pru, Aviva has ruled itself out of the race for parts of AIG, declaring any assets would be "grossly overvalued" .

In contrast, plaque continued to build up in the arteries of patients who took Amaryl.

The very distinctive leaf margin makes this species easy to recognize, in contrast to the varieties that have been proposed within it.

In contrast, the United States seems to be mired in a political stalemate that becomes more complex and confused at every turn.

In contrast to other creatures, hibernating bears do not appear as though they are dead, but seem as though they are very sleepy.

In contrast, aerosols did not increase the thickness or precipitation intensity of clouds which had cold bases and no ice.

In contrast, transplants of the heart, lung, or kidney use a slightly different process known as an allograft.

For example the concept of a customer might be hits on a web site in contrast to a set of owners of accounts.

In contrast to the violet CTp needed correction, and processing have to be very careful to avoid exposure.

In contrast, the very existence of deterministic laws had no place in Chinese thought.

Good teams react and show tenacious qualities. City, in contrast, continued to concede all round the field.

In contrast with previous anti-globalisation protests, many of the latest ones seem to have started spontaneously.

In contrast, companies that rely on consumer spending are likely to run into a very strong headwind.

In contrast to the aerodynamic winged vehicle, a true ballistic missile is controlled for only a few minutes at the start of its flight.

In contrast, roughly two-thirds of the Spanish and German respondents and a majority of the British rated trade unions important.

All this is in contrast to Charles and Diana's marriage, where the bride was just 19, had no higher education, and came from a broken home.

In contrast to the mechanism of conduction and convection , radiation may take place in a perfect vacuum .

In contrast to the last presidential cycle, there was little evidence that the campaign for president had begun.

In that sense play stands in contrast to work, and is usually regarded as an activity that alternates with work.

In contrast, there was no significant association between exercise frequency or intensity.

In contrast, when all of the original pages are eventually updated at least once, the snapshot will grow to the size of the source database.

In contrast to what Keynes wrote, Krugman allows for a situation where the public is indifferent between debt and cash.

In contrast, many people in Thailand in 2004 did not recognize the warning signs of the tsunami and did not know to seek refuge inland.

Near the closing bell, in contrast with the aspirin-popping of recent months, a couple of traders shot wads of paper into a wastebasket.

In contrast, Alvin's team, which was one of the least engaged and happy, reported nearly two setbacks for every step forward.

In contrast, when a boy sends a revealing photo of himself to a girl, Dr. Boyd noted, she usually does not circulate it.

However, in contrast to Buddhists and Taoists, neo-Confucians did not believe in an external world unconnected with the world of matter.

In contrast to Haeckel's drawings, these photos show remarkable differences between the early embryos of these species.

In contrast, their female counterparts were just as likely to sedentary as women without a family history of heart problems.

In contrast with a depression, a recession is relatively easy to bring to an end.

The uptick rule, in contrast, suggests a fine, upstanding piece of regulation.

In contrast, ReiserFS' fsck is in its infancy, and fixing flaky metadata when it does show up can be a difficult and dangerous process.

The United States and Japan stand in contrast on this point.

In contrast the first floor accomodates the management space, with a small internal patio and terrace in-between them.

In contrast, cooperation based on respect will last permanently, bringing many years of mutual happiness as the child and parent grow older.

In contrast the previous night, few police officers appeared to be in the immediate area.

Online networks, in contrast to the old kind, are open to all and easy to join.

In contrast, in XML the attribute may map either to a subelement or to a proper XML attribute.

The company lost $7 million this quarter in contrast to a profit of $6. 2 million a year earlier.

In contrast, the long integer type has unlimited precision, subject to the memory limitations of your computer.

In contrast, the researchers did not find the mutation when they analyzed large comparison populations of Iranians and Americans.

He carved out a niche as a pro-Western liberal, in contrast to his hard-line father and siblings.

In contrast, U. S. General Zachary Taylor, called "Old Rough and Ready" by the American soldiers, was much more considerate of his troops.

In contrast, the US as a young country, believing its own conception to be novel and exceptional, wants everyone to be American.

Japan's companies, in contrast, seem to have fallen asleep at the switch.

In contrast, the heart muscle in broken-heart-syndrome patients is stunned in the adrenaline surge and appears to go into hibernation.

He loves to work to the sound of opera and turns the kitchen staff into a living choir -- in contrast with Kate's soldierly rules.

In contrast, FDG uptake did not correlate significantly with plaque thickness or plaque area, the researchers note.

In contrast, exports out of the "northern" countries would be affected but they would have lower inflation.

One of the starting color pigments, and distinguished by color substrate, in contrast to a substrate to look on.

In contrast, team project groups apply to a specific project within a collection but not any other projects in that collection.

Sharepoint, in contrast, is an enterprise collaboration service that has leveraged its proprietary framework into a $1 billion business.

In contrast, women who did not exercise experienced significant declines in their oxygen capacity.

In contrast, when deficits do not lead to an increased supply of money, the evidence shows that they do not cause sustained price increases.

In contrast to ER, in a cluster, you cannot control the granularity of data replication; the entire server's data is always replicated.

In contrast, many typhoons produce a considerable impact unless sufficient precautions are adopted.

In contrast to that in the city, time seems to go by slower.

In contrast, the governors of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada publicly doubted whether such action would work.

His opposition to the Iraq war stands him in good stead, too, in contrast to Mrs Clinton and Mr McCain.

The imposing MR appearance of the soft tissue involvement is in contrast to the chronic painless clinical manifestation.

In contrast, China was able to reunify itself many times since the fall of the Han Dynasty.

In contrast, Mr Miliband told the party to be "proud" of its spending on schools, hospitals and aid for the developing world.

In contrast, I can certainly kill any of my own tasks, as shown in Listing 1.

In contrast, huge refinancing needs helped drive Greece into the arms of the fund and of its euro-zone peers in May.

In contrast, those who ate two or more servings of brown rice per week had an 11 percent reduced risk.

In contrast, thousands of Oracle tables and indexes are preallocated but never used for each module running an SAP application.

In contrast, mature love is an active commitment to and concern for the well-being of that which we love.

In contrast, the Columbia and Coloradoriver systems, which drain most of the American West, support only 54species between them.

In contrast to trade, the investment impact of the global downturn has so far been hardest on the countries where the woes began: rich ones.

In contrast, the deoxidization treatment of the F400 carbon at 850*C results in a significant decrease in the surface oxygen complexes.

In contrast, Beijing continues to hold out hope of a diplomatic solution, even as it pledged cooperation.

The Bhopal gas tragedy has turned out to be a study in contrast between humanity and human rights.

In contrast, the Buddhist sutras were left intact in the fire. This was the first competition between Buddhism and Taoism.

In contrast to the big bang, that fate has been called the "big rip" to indicate how galaxies would be torn apart, he said.

In contrast, morphine did not affect the amplitude of uterine muscles obviously. It dose-dependently enhanced the basal tension of uterus.

In contrast, New England, with its freezing temperatures and parka-wearing populace, was home to many of the least libidinous cities.

In contrast, during the last two years, the technology has proven its maturity on numerous real-world projects.

In contrast, an OLAP system often spans multiple versions of a database schema, due to the evolutionary process of an organization.

In contrast, he says, American bosses still seem disinclined to have such a dialogue.

In contrast, the light from non-laser light sources cannot be collimated by optics as well.

In contrast to her sister, she was always considerate towards others.

In contrast, bioavailability differences are important for a drug with a relatively narrow therapeutic index.

In contrast, "a business" earns exceptional profits only if it is the low-cost operator or if supply of its product or service is tight.

The gases that escaped TMI, in contrast, might have travelled as far as New York state, but most stayed within 15 kilometres of the plant.

But, because he was not properly dressed . . . he stood out in contrast to all the other guests.

In contrast, Mr Moroun's preferred solution is building a second span alongside the existing one, which he would finance and own himself.

In contrast, subscriptions can be used to schedule and then automate the delivery of a report.

In contrast to a decade ago, Japan now exports more goods to its Asian neighbours than to the US and Europe.

In contrast in Brazil, which had the worst health care, the majority of women (55 per cent) preferred masculine men.

In contrast to what has been shown in men, however, complications from diabetes itself do not have a significant impact.

The Mooshak is usually depicted as very small in relation to Ganesha, in contrast to the depictions of vehicles of other deities.

In contrast, the "macroprudential supervisor" would recognise that if it applied such policies to everyone, it could cause a recession.

In contrast, locking plates follow the biomechanical principle of external fixators and do not require friction between the plate and bone.

In contrast with less developing area, the total number of traffic accidents in developing areas is bigger and the mortality rate is lower.

The authors noted that the rapid response to morphine was in contrast to the absence of any effect of placebo.

In contrast to the old gentile organization, the state is distinguished firstly by the grouping of its members on a territorial basis.

In contrast, the same query run a second time with IWA finished in less than a minute.

In contrast with this natural acquisitiveness of the new arrivals, the American attitude toward money is quite different.

In contrast, IDS SPL supports a similar cursor looping statement but does not allow cursors to be explicitly declared, opened, or closed.

In contrast, the British government's withdrawal late than France and Germany for a whole day.

But what they offer in clarity and readability, they lack in contrast: Their look is decidedly gray, like an Etch A Sketch.

In contrast, the registry often needs to be accessed from within and from the outside of these boundaries.

In contrast, almost none of the treated, injured animals could find the platform at all.

In contrast, planned downtime is downtime that occurs when an administrator shuts down the system at a scheduled time.

But in contrast the engine of global economic growth for the past five years, America, is now flirting with a housing-induced recession.

Japan, in contrast, has been mired for a decade in stagnation that appears to have no end.

In contrast, expensive ultrasound therapy does little to help, contrary to what the researchers had expected to find.

In contrast to run-time policies, design-time policies usually cannot be monitored automatically.

And in contrast with many types of computer espionage, the process is simple, requiring only a cheap microphone and a desktop computer.

In contrast to his dour predecessor, Thabo Mbeki, Mr Zuma can charm the birds out of the trees.

Mr Brown's call for a further international stimulus effort was in contrast to calls at home to avoid a second fiscal boost.

In contrast, cotton futures will also usher in a rally at least small and medium levels.

It sleeps a great deal, rests on both legs-in contrast to a healthy (adult) bird and takes little or no nourishment.

In contrast, information in short-term memory is kept for only a few seconds, usually by repeating the information over and over.

And, in contrast to Iran, which is still about 10 days away across a mountain range, Georgia is just a couple of days away.

In contrast, drug users with less education and wealth are more likely to be exposed to negative consequences of drug use.

In contrast to mucosal surface, the surface of teeth are not constantly renewed by shedding of colonized epithelial cells.

In contrast, Obama will visit only for a day and at present is not planning to be there for the crucial closing sessions.

Mr Lacalle, in contrast, is a scion of one of the country's most prominent political families and a member of the country's political elite.

In contrast I know someone else who seems to be incredibly lucky.

In contrast to 2011, the majority of deaths in 1953 were mostly due to several powerful tornadoes that touched down in Texas and Michigan.

In contrast, a gnosis. xml. objectify node has no built-in method to step through all of its subelements.

A startup culture is taking hold there, in contrast to other parts of the U. S. , Moseley said.

In contrast, China's impressive success in controlling malaria has at least one historical reason.

In contrast, 4 of 6 patients (67%) with an isolated posterolateral corner injury did not require a second-stage ligament reconstruction.

In contrast, Indian firms and business networks tend to be essentially familial and tribal, extending in networks across the world.

In contrast, working 20 hours or less a week had negligible academic, psychological, or behavioral effects.

In contrast, P application did not significantly affect total N and organic N forms.

In contrast to the stacked-concrete-boxes syndrome, not one section of this residence sticks out over anything, nor jut in an odd angle.

Off the beaten track near the Eastern tip of Singapore, Changi Village is a sleepy district in contrast to the bustling city.

In contrast to the housing crash, the risk from student debt is not of a sudden explosion in losses but of gradual financial suffocation.

In contrast, three out of the four unvaccinated animals became chronically infected with the virus when inoculated.

In contrast to his brother, he was always considerate in his treatment of others.

Many of these devices now have internal antennas which in contrast to external antennas, are installed within the housing of the devices.

The May 2007 fire, in contrast, occurred at the beginning of the dry season, limiting options for rehabilitating the landscape.

In contrast to the polished Ivy League law-school types that sit on the court today, Roosevelt's quadrumvirate was a varied lot.

In contrast, Tetley has been part of the Tata group for 10 years, yet the Tetley brand remains independent in terms of its identity.

In contrast, anarcho-capitalists believe that the markets would be the natural nonaggressivemeans of life in the stateless society.

In contrast, the hundreds of miles of polythene sheeting used to produce tomatoes in Spain can be seen from space.

In contrast to the homogeneous-type architecture, players within the tiered- or shard-type architecture connect to a layer of servers.

In contrast, Carnivora, the larger family in which domestic dogs belong, dates back at least 60 million years.

In contrast, in Exchange 2007, all mail-enabled groups are referred to as distribution groups, whether they have a security context or not.

In contrast, I am even more proud that I have a strong sense of innovation, often able to propose constructive solutions.

In contrast, football players are given a mere yellow card (which does not automatically mean leaving play) for a first offence.

In contrast, cognitive function test scores continued to decline in the group that didn't have vigorous exercise.

In contrast, Titan orbits comparatively far from Saturn, where impact velocities are slower and an atmosphere can survive.

In contrast to the dictionary, which works on the word level, the current system works on the sentence level.

In the paper, I applied, "A Comparative Analysis of Law, " in contrast to the British marine insurance subrogation right differences.

In contrast, correction of a chronic well-compensated respiratory acidosis should be accomplished slowly.

In contrast to these urban-drama stories, some of Aoi's videos are in a more adventurous porno-science-fiction genre.

Iran, in contrast, refuses to talk to "the Zionist entity" , and its president yearns noisily for Israel's disappearance.

In contrast, the land of China is one of great geographical diversity.

In contrast, they propose that fear responses to innate threats are automatic and do not require cortical involvement.

In contrast to corporate SOA development, SAs are seen as moving targets and in a state of perpetual beta.

and had not obvious effect in contrast enhancement.

In contrast, AC-DC hybrid power flow calculation has not been developed as well as the AC system.

In contrast, a third of those on the placebo had diarrhea, and 17 percent came down with a case of C. difficile.

In contrast to the pre-season opener on Wednesday, the Lakers failed to take advantage of their height advantage on offense.

TVs, in contrast, are like the coil-corded phones of yesteryear, keeping people cooped up indoors, glued to the couch.

In contrast, in a Web application project, only files that are explicitly referenced in the solution's project file are part of the project.

Bank of America, in contrast, lives up to its name.

Since 1978, our economy has witnessed a rapid development; in contrast that of some developed countries have declined.

In contrast, the average British woman spends 195 pounds a year on both make-up and skincare .

In contrast, there remain a number of serious question marks over the suitability of plastics as an alternative.

In contrast, many large cars and luxury SUV vehicle emissions of carbon dioxide over at least twice.

In contrast, the axial beam continues to build as it bounces back and forth across the active medium.

It is a high contrast light, in full sunlight dappled light can be very bright indeed in contrast to the shade around it.

President Hu, in contrast, is a hydraulic engineer (he worked for a state hydropower company).

Nuclear rockets, in contrast to their chemical counterparts, could impart a maximum velocity of up to about 22 kilometers a second.

In contrast to his wariness in 2009, Barack Obama immediately called on Iran to let people express their opinions.

Forward combustion is in contrast to reverse combustion in which the burning front moves from the producing well toward the injection well.

In contrast with your pessimistic point of view, I would rather take a positive attitude.

In contrast, torque-feedback response for a two-axis gyro is decidedly affected by shutting off the spin motor.

"In contrast, the United States views the Qadhafi regime as no longer having legitimate authority in Libya, " she added.

In contrast, if China were in the dominant strategic position, its pre-eminence would be much harder to challenge or shift.

In contrast, in Europe the company has won contracts with such companies as BT Group PLC.

Running the program from a command line and using specific options, in contrast, may be preferable as it gives you greater control.

In contrast, the yuan remains subject to substantial capital controls and continues to be pegged against the US dollar.

In contrast, pawnshops avoid credit risk by obtaining collateral in the form of various possessions of the borrower.

in contrast , the computer memory is like a cell of pigeonholes , with no thinking capacity and no connections elsewhere.

In contrast, the fact that China remains an autocracy was politely downplayed by Mr Obama on his visit to Shanghai and Beijing last week.

In contrast, in other countries, a system regards a user as an opt-in only when he replied to the opt-in request positively.

In contrast with expectations, we find, on looking back, that we have been on an economic decline for three decades.

In contrast, nearly 90 percent of Americans of European or African descent felt that the terminally ill should be confronted with the truth.

In contrast to those men, Messrs. Preston and Randol are old enough to have had some time in the job market.

Silicon-based information technology, in contrast, is far from having become part of the environment.

An error that occurs during the execution of a program. In contrast, compile-time errors occur while a program is being compiled.

A popular explanation is that this reflects labour hoarding, in contrast to the US where unemployment has risen much more.

Before the recession, in contrast, British workers' efficiency was rising at a rate of around 1. 7% a year.

In contrast, Offbeat Guides contractors around the world collaborate online with the main office, Sifry said.

In contrast, the Asian emerging markets generally look the safest, taking all six slots at the bottom of the table.