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Japanese stocks are back in vogue, at least for now, despite lingering worries over dismal economic prospects and the strong yen.

All that borrowing set the stage for our current economic morass, and now thrift is back in vogue.

Such targeted taxes seem to be in vogue at the moment.

This he found a very large field, there being no reliable system in vogue capable of accomplishing good results.

It does not seem long since the opposite argument was in vogue and globalisation was the big new investment idea.

Stories of gypsies, who steal children, are not AT all in vogue in this part of the world, and would not be believed.

Indeed, policies that cool down hot money can be cast as the kind of prudential and anti-cyclical measures now in vogue.

Becoming an entrepreneur seems to be in vogue in this downturn.

Conservative strategies aimed at collecting stock dividends, out of favor for decades, are coming back in vogue.

When to Western Han Dynasty, the hollow brick can be in vogue, still used in building the grave, in which part is printed with the image.

Gosh, when parents realize that they might get a huge dowery for the hand in marriage of their rare daughters, girls may be in vogue again.

Yet the 1930s experience of capital controls, now back in vogue, suggests they are not always effective.

State-owned enterprises are back in vogue, and were the chosen mechanism through which Beijing administered its massive stimulus.

They have been exhibited in London's V&A museum and featured in Vogue magazine.

The authors of the EJB specification used the tools that were in vogue at the time: inheritance, interfaces, and design patterns.

Right now, in Western militaries as well as Eastern ones, the term is in vogue; it has become a commonplace.

Whether or not he meant it to be, white hats for men were soon in vogue in Paris.

Letters sent from the North Pole or remote whaling stations are particularly in vogue at the moment .

A major goal of the module was to make learning fun and avoid the heavy, boring didactic teaching which is in vogue in most of South Asia.

In a bar, drinking alcohol has a long history culture is in vogue of British, drunk driving is as persistent ailment social problems.

Disco, a totally new form of music was introduced to China and was in vogue at this time.

Her ballet flats, featured in Vogue, among other fashion magazines, have become one of the brand's top-selling shoes.

As the recession deepens, Barbie's conservative values are also back in vogue.

Right now, Byzantine history is in vogue at many universities while old-fashioned classical studies are struggling to hold their own.

First, this China safeguard is just one of many anti-China trade policies currently in vogue.

And obviously this process, the syn-fuel process, is coming back in vogue with the energy crisis around now.

Microfinance is in vogue thanks partly to the IFIs, which provided grants, loans and training to untested microcredit institutions.

The methods of strap design are abundant, however, the major idea is only one that design must in vogue.

He was also into sustainable design and environmental conservation long before it was in vogue.

In the warring state period, toasting fork and walking rapier were in vogue with swordsmanship also gaining certain development.

Face-lifts and wrinkle-removal treatments are in vogue, just as in the West.

It is an interesting to consider: what death practices with be in vogue as the world continues to shrink, blend, adapt and reinvent?

After a long spell in the fashion wilderness, the practice is in vogue again and Turner has profited from Europeans' renewed interest in it.

The service broker provides and maintains the service registry, although nowadays public registries are not in vogue.

Nowadays, pessimistic titles like Freefall and The Great Stagnation are more in vogue.

Now that political betting is back in vogue, volumes are rapidly growing.

For Christmas, practical gifts were in vogue - gardening tools, books, bottling jars, seeds.

Railroad station reading is as much in vogue as railroad station bolting of meals.

After struggling for several years, the dollar is back in vogue.

He'd made a vest, a shirt and the pants that were in vogue, with the crotch cut to the knees.

Credit derivatives are soaring in value and payment-in-kind notes (which pay interest with more debt, rather than cash) are in vogue.

Apparently, sending cards in the post office is no more in vogue.

GOVERNMENT debt dynamics, once an esoteric subject of interest only to macroeconomists, are suddenly in vogue.

Smaller handbags and metal belts will be among the in-vogue accessories.

Closing magazines was in vogue during the depths of the recession.

"Disruptive" is the in-vogue word for the opposite of "incremental improvement. "

So attempts to apply precepts devised by ancient Chinese philosophers to the modern world are in vogue.

These theatres offer a selection of dramas, comedies and musicals , with musicals being in vogue at present.

Learning Chinese and writing Chinese characters are in vogue at the Asian Games Village.

Though widespread in the West, ranch houses were in vogue only for two decades or so.

Both attitudes will always be with us, but these days populism is in vogue.

"Look East" , long an avowed tenet of government policy, is in vogue.

In George Washington's day, it was in vogue to wear a great big wig.

they are assets that were in vogue, became overbought and eventually fell to earth.

But the most occurring mechanism to escape freedom is, being everywhere in vogue, conformism .

The search was not quixotic; standing up is in vogue.

Society should rejoice that greenery is in vogue.

AMERICAN history is in vogue, if not well understood.

Life masks were in vogue(15) in the 1860s, said James Cornelius, curator at the Lincoln Presidential Library.

The boom over, calamity is in vogue once more and to many the end seems nigh.

If you see Action English, you're in vogue actually.

1700s: Silver "poesy rings" engraved with flowery sayings are in vogue in Europe.

But to keep itself with the world's political sensitivity in vogue, The ROC calls itself Chinese Taipei.

Vogue Patterns had started in 1905 as a regular mail-order feature in Vogue magazine.

Stand in vogue the people of needle sharp edge is unwilling be opposite at staying merely disengaged with optional pursuit.

A: Why do you think vampires are so in vogue?

Short skirts are no longer in vogue in Britain.

This pearl necklace is somewhat cheaper and in vogue and looks really elegant.

Jeans with flared legs and bottom were much in vogue but they are now returning to their original tight shape.

Revlon also brought in vogue the idea of matching nail and lip color.

Villages near the mountain are Nepal's richest. Rare elsewhere, gold teeth are in vogue.

She has urged farmers to start growing sweet potatoes, a hardy crop in vogue in urban kitchens.

Writing which is in vogue often has an electric immediacy .

There's a term that's now in vogue in some business circles: HIPPO or "Highest Paid Person's Opinion. "

But in some circles, the "top down" breakup model remains in vogue.

The cellular phone is in vogue.

Classic colors choices are still in vogue.

Before social networking became in vogue, we had working student groups get to know each other and share ideas.

My initiation into literature had its origin, at the same time, in the books which were in vogue in the servants' quarters.

It was in vogue at an earlier time.

Short skirts were not in vogue then.

A party game no longer in vogue.

Long skirts are in vogue nowadays.

Which Valentine's Day gifts are in vogue?

Wasn't much in vogue, On the rocky road to Dublin.

Are short stories in vogue today?

High heels on women's shoes are in vogue.

minimalism and conceptualism were in vogue in America.

the flower , whose color and shape are very much in vogue , requires a lot of care and has a cultivation period of more than one year.

In China today, learning English is very in vogue, especially in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and many others.

However, Modernists such as Picasso and Matisse are in vogue.

Furthermore, we often live in societies that value that which is "new" or in vogue.

When you Iive in New York City, it can take aII your energy to stay in vogue.

No wonder the Chinese beat the dog in vogue.

The text of Genesis was very much in vogue in the mid-1600s (much as it is today) and Paradise Lost attained an almost instant acclaim.

But tablet computers were still very much in vogue at Apple. But not because of interest from the Newton Group.

Reading Sun Tzu's (Sunzi's) The Art of War has been in vogue in the Army for years.

It's very much in vogue now.

Green trade being in vogue has enlarged our country textile goods clothing export trade degree of difficulty.

Last year, long wavy hair was really in vogue with younger women.

Overconsuming has been in vogue nowadays.

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social reasons: The entire society has not formed the good atmosphere which respects to the female, the big male principle is in vogue;

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Vertical farming, long in vogue in Tokyo, is spreading to New York;

Betting against China is in vogue

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