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Supranational entities have been here before, but MUFG is a landmark: the first renminbi sale by an arm of a proper, non-Chinese company.

When Obama flew to Cairo a few days later to deliver a landmark speech to the Arab and Muslim world, Mubarak did not attend.

You associate each part of what you have to remember with a landmark in a route you know well, like your commute to work.

So you own a piece of a landmark. But there's a catch. You may stay there no more than 120 days a year.

In a city whose skyline evinces the belief "the taller the better, " the building is bound to be a major tourist destination and landmark.

IT WAS one of the largest international scientific collaborations ever undertaken and it led, eventually, to a landmark accomplishment.

So realize that as you begin to know and be informed by the vastness of that which you are, it is a landmark on your way.

"This is not just a landmark deal for Carlyle, " he said at the time.

Hagia Sophia is the great architectural landmark at the heart of Istanbul, with its four minarets poised like moon-bound rockets.

Gene therapy has never before been used to treat a degenerative brain disease in humans and the success represents an important landmark.

Although it did not mount a landmark case akin to the prosecution of Microsoft, there was plenty of activity on Mr Bush's watch.

But a landmark new research paper underscores that the difference between a strong teacher and a weak teacher lasts a lifetime.

He gave a landmark speech to the U. N. in September, and Colin Powell is moving the issue forward in a commendably bipartisan way.

This outlay has continued up to now. The Olympic Park, lying at the north end of this central line, has become a new landmark of Beijing.

The landmark discovery seems to reverses decades-old assumption that thinking about food causes you to eat more.

The landmark may have forced investors to ask whether it was sensible to charge so little for protection against stock market volatility.

A woman's age plays a key role in her ability to get pregnant, but a landmark study now shows that dad's age may be just as important.

In a week of landmark announcements, the company has managed to charm the Hewlett Foundation and kick start its strategic planning process.

MUMS can return to work within a year of giving birth without harming their babies' development, a landmark US report shows.

Kosovo in particular was a landmark: a war which, without UN support, breached the sovereignty of a state for explicitly moral reasons.

After you recover for a minute or two, choose another landmark and speed up again.

Japan is heading into a landmark election in a state of freefall.

At the heart of the Project is a monumental ellipse-the unique symbol and new civic landmark of this Project.

Mr. Singh's government is attempting to win support from its leftist allies for a landmark civil nuclear agreement with the United States.

"The trend is definitely increasing and breaking 7 million is pretty much of a landmark event, " he said.

The main part that configures a container component is the concept of a landmark expression.

Constantine's highly informative bookcovers the long, tumultuous history of that landmark case with passion.

Controversial sexologist Li Yinhe hailed it as "a landmark event" and "historical progress" on her blog.

George Bush called it a landmark in Iraq's transition to democracy.

Clinicians at the front of the movement to personalize medicine see Snyder's self-analysis as a landmark.

Ten days ago Foursquare reached the two-million-users landmark, just three months after it had reached the one-million mark.

It would have been of help to the participating students if they could have gone back to a landmark with one click.

As a contemporary Gothic landmark film, "Edward Scissorhands" is the significance of how the evaluation is not excessive at all.

From newspapers to radio, from television to the network, the emergence of new media is always landmark in mass communication field.

I soon found out. Less than one minute into the journey, the taxi passed a familiar landmark. It was the CRI building. I was back.

Analysts called it a landmark and complex study.

Less than a month into his presidency, the president is about to sign into law what is, I believe, a landmark achievement.

Make sure that the landmark configuration looks like the screen capture shown in figure 4.

Biden's most significant legislative accomplishment during this time was the landmark Violence Against Women Act (1994), which he authored.

Couples who split seem to recognize their marriage isn't working long before they get to a landmark anniversary.

The men are alleged to have planned attacks against the landmark Sears Tower in Chicago and an FBI office in Miami .

Build the atmosphere of international city, reappearance of flourishing costly glamour, creating his own landmark chifeng business circle.

People who like sushi and that landmark also tend to like the movie showing at a theatre down the street.

Of course, the Information Booth is also a good meeting landmark for you to meet someone under the huge conspicuous "i" signboard.

"Wu Cultural Corner" in Suzhou Vocational University has been a landmark of educating people with culture in schools.

They will not have found a clear answer: such polls may be a landmark on the road to peace or a roadblock.

All that was a landmark in the political history of the internet.

Larger research topics should be launched to promote the production of a number of landmark achievements in the new historical conditions.

Lenovo paid generously for its landmark acquisition and is now at the mercy of faltering top-line growth and squeezed profit margins.

Landmark fort, base, ship or other large armed forces installation. May be an occupation or military recruitment site.

It's important for the kids to see such an important American landmark.

The landmark is pitting some of the most powerful interests here against residents, including one of the city's oldest families.

Those allowed to take a nap and who also remembered dreaming of the task, found their way to a landmark quicker.

once the "master Dongshan" gathered, the Canton style landmark, one of New River Community Pu Chung forthcoming comprehensive improvement.

But now, after a landmark ruling by the American Supreme Court, the spectre of a blunderbuss of liability suits may have receded.

The establishment of international criminal court has been a landmark in the historical development of international criminal law.

But a landmark study by Paul Mahoney, of the University of Virginia, a decade ago began to shift support towards self-regulation.

In the early October, Landmark mall's basement was refashioned into a guy-oriented shopping hub.

And he goes on to say, "The landmark Stanford study provides a cautionary tale for all military operations. "

The vibrant colour of the windowpane and its climbing spring leaves contrast the dismal fate of this historic landmark.

The GDP landmark 'can't reflect the true situation of this society, ' which he described as 'rich country, poor people. '

"It will go down in history as a turning point for the music industry. This is landmark stuff. I can't overestimate it! "

Passengers on that plane are believed to have foiled a plot to crash it into a landmark in Washington.

Yet the landmark "strategic" relationship between the US and Chinese lenders has conspicuously failed to glister.

You know, in this ancient capital city of Anyang, there is a landmark structure, Wenfeng Pagoda.

It may not seem like a landmark, as important to architectural history as the Louvre or New York's Woolworth Building. But it is.

It has now become a landmark structure in Bangkok and is now printed in the current 20-notes Thai baht .

With these soup cans Andy finally managed to break into the fine art world, with a landmark solo exhibition in 1962.

A landmark peer-reviewed study has found that in the lab MRSA does not develop resistance to the drug, as it does to antibiotics.

One conspicuous peak, isolated from the others, rose like a great dome to the south, a prominent landmark by which to direct our course.

In creating the landmark that was the "Thriller" album, the team was utilizing then state-of-the-art recording technology: 24-track analog.

Landmark social security legislation will be considered that would make health care, unemployment and retirement benefits universal.

This new refined oil pricing mechanism makes the oil price adjustment more transparent, it is an important step and a landmark event.

When a catalogue from Edward Stelcherfs landmark 1955 photographic exhibition The Family of Man fell into his hands.

Alistair: In the worst case, a celebration of a landmark event and a good discussion.

Occupying a landmark row house, the inn has four bedrooms, an extensive library and a living room filled with DVDs, board games and puzzles.

There is no doubt that 1933 will be a new landmark of cultural industry in Shanghai.

In addition to its status as an architectural landmark and economic symbol, Kingdom Tower will enjoy great cultural significance.

The most famous landmark of Paris looms up in front of you the Notre Dame Cathedral (Cathedral of Our Lady).

The Olympic stadium, designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, remains a landmark with its trademark swooping roof.

When Democrats scrapped the public option, the health care bill got worse, yet still remained a landmark piece of social legislation.

Central London, with its landmark office towers, seems more immune to economic malaise than the rest of Britain.

French government had repeatedly claimed, has been unable to maintain this landmark building hundreds of rooms and spacious courtyard.

A typical search progressed around a home base, or a landmark, to which a student would return to continue the search.

The promulgation of the Law of Right in Rem is of landmark significance for the improvement of the human rights protection system in China.

A few miles from the wood-sculpture museum near Harbin, a far bigger cultural landmark is rising on the banks of the frozen Songhua River.

And with electricity still scarce from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear crisis, a landmark building in Tokyo has dimmed its famous lights.

With such comprehensive relationship between our countries, we look forward to a significant involvement in this landmark exposition.

This landmark work was the basis for the later publication of Luther's German Bible, Tyndale's English Bible, and the King James Version.

The other landmark like Big Wild Goose Pagoda mirrors China "s long history. Xi'an is undoubtedly one of the must-visit cities. "

In short, this landmark book provides an attention-based theory of the firm of interest to both economic and organizational theorists.

Richard Nixon signed into law most of the nation's landmark environmental laws and founded the Environmental Protection Agency back in 1970.

Ensured implementation of the landmark Ticket to Work program, which modernized the employment services system for people with disabilities.

"To develop the best air quality building in Chengdu" , is exactly one of the distinguishing features of Yanlord Landmark.

The main Olympic stadium, with a giant Glass and steel roof, is the landmark building of the Olympics.

The Waste Land has been hailed as a landmark and a model of the 20th century English poetry, comparable to Wordsworth's Lyrical Ballads.

Jane: China is a country with a long history. The Great Wall is its landmark building. We went to China so long. How can we not visit it?

Within a century the Belgians had made a landmark contribution to potato development , with the invention - they claim - of french fries .

The new figure is contained in a landmark study by the United Nations Population Fund (Unfpa) that will be released this week.

Regular flights connect the two, tourism is growing and business cooperation on the back of a landmark trade deal has increased.

Taipei 101, also known as the Taipei Financial Center, is a landmark skyscraper located in Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has asked opposition parties to join his government if he wins landmark elections currently under way.

This landmark mosque was built in the 1950s and its minaret towers over the posh streets of this diplomatic neighborhood.

Shortly after, the British drinks and confectionery group postponed the landmark sale indefinitely.

David Windmill, chief executive officer of the RZSS, said it was a "landmark day" for both countries and the zoo.

Another landmark came last week: the first planeload of individual Chinese tourists who will be allowed to roam Taiwan unsupervised.

However, there's a possibility that it could fall to Elvis, which would be a fantastic and truly fitting way to celebrate the landmark.

In landscape paintings, Wang can be considered as a landmark of landscape painters.

It would be stretching a point to describe this meeting as a landmark event .

If you are exploring on your own, be sure not to miss The Crescent considered the city's most recognizable landmark.

If you would like to ask the same fashion Lok Square, where the landmark?

The agreement for a Shanghai Disneyland is a landmark deal that carries enormous cultural and financial implications.

This book has an epoch-making significance and has been looked as the landmark of the contemporary empire study.

The group is expected to make a strong showing in landmark parliamentary elections on January 25 .

Access to archives and databases helped shed light on a landmark case of forced disappearance in Guatemala.

His supporters hoped the landmark reform would in due time propel the governor into the White House.

Taiwan President Ma praises the landmark deal Chen signed Tuesday to increases transportation links between the island and mainland China.

Others say such an eye-catching landmark would enhance Hangzhou's name-awareness and promote the local tourism industry, the report said.

In Las Vegas, fancy hotels are often blown up and replaced with bigger, fancier ones (or, in the Landmark's case, a parking lot).

Nearly every significant low, high and breakout had a Fibonacci time relationship with another price landmark that followed.

Jaina and her twin brother Jacen were born in the pages of The Last Command, the final book of Timothy Zahn's landmark Thrawn Trilogy.

A hundred years ago, the wall of Beijing was seen as a legend, a landmark of the city, and even a symbol of China in foreigners' eyes.

The move came at a landmark meeting in which the UK had sought to cast global warming as a threat to international peace.

Defence experts described the agreement with China as a landmark event in Pakistan's defence relationship with the military power.

The number of each type of hole represents a landmark in his personal career.

Less than a fortnight earlier, in another landmark, Israel agreed to recognise such unions if performed abroad.

We have signed a landmark agreement with Mongolia to help boost democratic development.

To break through, Apple will have to strike landmark deals with media companies.

As a landmark of Hefei, the reconstruction of Shengli Square draws a wide attention of the citizens.

One shot shows local landmark the Seaweed Hut illuminated using only a handheld torch with the sprawling Milky Way above.

In the past is an old factory building, today, after finishing a new transformation, this has become another Shanghai New fashion landmark.

China's largest fishery administration vessel arrived at Yongxing Island, a major landmark among the Xisha Islands, around 11 am Tuesday.

Oh, yes. Now I'll take you to see the landmark structure of Longmen.

Yip and Mr. Horsfield hope that Stables, in addition to taking its place on such a short list, will be a landmark project.

GE is likely to hang on to its landmark status for some time.

Boeing's chairman, Jim McNerney, hailed "a landmark decision and a sweeping legal victory" .

Separate architectural design competitions may be organized for individual landmark buildings or facilities in the area.

In contrast, the ratification of a landmark agreement between South Korea and America is mired in Congress.

Flames 20-30 feet high shot out of the building, just north of the landmark CCTV tower designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas.

A subsidiary, Istithmar, owns three landmark London office buildings, including the Adelphi near the Strand.

The United Nations is marking the 20th anniversary of a landmark treaty aimed at protecting the rights of the world's children.

This design will be a new landmark for the city of Wuhan, also marking the city's stepping into the league of first tier cities.

It was a landmark moment, suggesting a meltdown of the financial system has been avoided.

A useful landmark are the paired arteries that arise from the aorta caudal to the kidney, the coeliac and cranial mesenteric arteries.

As a landmark building of the airport, the tropical fish-like terminal is being installed with glass curtain wall.

The importance of the street has declined, but it still has landmark buildings and is the backbone of an historic district.

The company's giant charging bull is the most photographed landmark on Wall Street.

But there are also superb restaurants, specialty groceries large and small, and a landmark bookstore and performance space.

The Landmark Trust does not confine itself only to the British Isles.

The landmark Google Books agreement, now at a lawsuit-imposed standstill, could be retooled and resurrected.

We hope that the conference will become a brilliant landmark of promoting the civilization, peace, and progress of humanity.

A new Chinese arch, or kaifeng, providing a landmark entrance, was handed over to the city with a ceremony in 2005.

In a landmark agreement, North Korea will shut down its main nuclear reactor and eventually dismantle its atomic weapons program.

The complex of buildings is both a historic landmark and a thriving modern centre for astronomy.

For some enterprises, in a landmark property rights on the part of domestic helpers is a symbol of status and respect.

Thus, the novel has its significance to the women altogether and serves as a landmark in propelling the feminist movement.

The present embassy, a Modernist landmark by Eero Saarinen, is still regarded skeptically by critics.

Today these observations can seem quite commonplace, yet looking back one must view them as a solid landmark in malaria research.

Long queues formed outside polling centres in Alexandria and Cairo on the second day of a landmark presidential election.

Eiffel Tower, wrought-iron tower in Paris, a landmark and an early example of wrought-iron construction on a gigantic scale.

Until then, Mitsubishi Electric's elevators at Yokohama Landmark Tower were the fastest, with a speed of 750 meters per minute.

Still, the water Tuesday was high enough to flood the city's landmark St. Mark's Square and other low-lying areas.

Landmark peaks including the Annapurna South and the Hiunchuli can be seen in the spectacular images which took hours to capture and expose.

The second great landmark in the mankind's history was the emergence of skilled and complex societies we call civilized.

Finally, the article expressed the landmark product network marketing a number of deficiencies and areas for improvement.

It might seem a bit arbitrary to claim that the 100-day deadline forms a meaningful landmark for any new leader.

Sydney Harbour Bridge, known locally as the Old Coat Hanger, does more than provide an impressive landmark.

This strong framework and transparent flow has made the hotel a landmark and also a center for the formation and exchange of ideas.

As the new landmark of the Class-A commercial centre in Shanghai, K. Wah Centre highlights the veneration and eminence of the world elites.

Higher energy saving standards shall be implemented for high-grade apartments and landmark public buildings.

It has dropped below the Y100 to the dollar landmark for the first time since October, and is sharply weaker against the euro.

Professor Chris Field, an author of a 2007 landmark report on climate change, said future temperatures "will be beyond anything" predicted.

Graduation symbolizes an important step a person makes in his life, a landmark of achievement on the road to his goal.

In fact, AOL signed a landmark deal with a Chinese station at the end of October.

Almost everywhere yesterday there was a landmark.

"We have completed this landmark experiment of testing Einstein's universe, " said project leader Francis Everitt, of Stanford University.

In a landmark building on the left before the computer sales department, a number of steel and fire extinguishers piled on the ground.

Shanghai is planning to release weather information to the public by changing the color of lights on some landmark buildings.

The site is located in area near Dongdaemun, adjacent to the ongoing construction of the Yantai landmark: colorful square.

In the Chung Yeung public life into summer and winter time of the handover landmark.

The BBC has put its landmark Television Centre broadcasting hub up for sale under plans to cut its property holdings by 30 percent.

As Web sites are usually identified by URLs, a landmark could be specified to match Web sites by their URLs.

In 1993, shortly after the fall of the Soviet Union, the U. S. and the Russian Federation signed a landmark arms-control accord.

The landmark configuration should look like the screen capture depicted in figure 7.

But once in a rare while, a finding has the potential to be a landmark.

The once breathtaking ride had long been an inoperative landmark, a skeleton, a monument to times when such thrills could be created.

A court in Sweden has jailed four men behind The Pirate Bay (TPB), the world's most high-profile file-sharing website, in a landmark case.

The shadow regions are classified by inquiring neighbor lower and left grids, and then the region of the landmark image is confirmed.

The first edition of Dendrites was a landmark in the literature, stimulating and guiding further research.

In five years' time, there will be a new landmark on the Manhattan skyline, and not merely the haunting presence of an absence.

However, these structures are the landmark to identify the secondary pulmonary lobule on HRCT images.

Photographs of outdoor crime scenes, or the approaches to an indoor scene should include a landmark as a point of reference.

He was instrumental in pushing the passage of landmark civil rights legislation in 1963 and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize .

China's "landmark" granting of safety certificates to three genetically modified (GM) food crops has provoked criticism from green groups.

In what will be a landmark ruling on English family law, Mr Granatino is now challenging this in the country's highest court.

The building have become the landmark of this city for its future sense design.

It is quite clear, there-fore, that creating a bookmark for each landmark is not an efficient way to return to a landmark.

Is a national key cultural relics protection unit renovation, Tsinghua University, Tsinghua School of early landmark fire.

It is likely that the close coupling of light sensor to cilia marks an important, early landmark in the evolution of animal eyes.

The 1912 Star Ferry Piers will be recreated on the new waterfront. It will become a new landmark and a major tourist attraction.

Reportedly, the easternmost plaza will be the rehabilitation of the old bridge -- a landmark four minutes.

He still has a number of mystery shots and is waiting for someone to recognise a landmark or building in them.

We have created a dynamic architecture, which gives Helsingborg a new landmark on this unique and special site.

The conventional publishers of bad books at high prices don't stand a chance against this landmark.

It would restore a policy that led to the landmark antitrust lawsuits against Microsoft and Intel in the 1990s.

Visual algorithms compared and filtered landmark images taken from different angles and under many lighting conditions.

In a landmark case, a court there last month handed him and two other executives six-month suspended prison sentences.

Their cause was helped earlier this month when China issued landmark rules to flesh out the liberalisation measures.

The pump body with different heating, these elements damaged, with only a landmark on the pump.

This is a "landmark paper, " wrote Jonathan Weitzman and Moshe Yaniv of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, in an accompanying commentary.

I see a guy scrubbing a graffiti tag off of the wall of the landmark marble building.

In BCR-ABL fusion gene negative myeloproliferative diseases, the discovery of JAK2V617F point mutation is an important landmark.

In July 2009, HSBC was the first foreign bank to settle cross-border trade in renminbi following landmark reforms by Beijing.

Meanwhile a section of a landmark civil rights law has come under debate in the supreme court.

Few but the most observant of Beijing residents are yet aware that the appearance of the city's most famous landmark is soon to change.

Looking down from the literary heavens at the landmark Ontario towns that honor them, Shaw and Shakespeare would surely approve.

It is full of vitality in the gold sector, resolutely stands by a magnificent landmark building -- Shenzhen Mount Lushan Garden.

This council produced the first drafts of what became the Nicene Creed, a landmark explanation of Christian belief.

Definitive Dallas Highland Park Village, a shopping mall located in a Dallas suburb, is a national historic landmark that opened in 1931.

As already noted, Simon (1947) is a landmark in organization theory as well as the economics of organization.

Publicity Statute remains a landmark and brand-new beginning in the legal constructing course of administration publicity.

However, the landmark ruling stops short of recognising gay marriage, which could involve public or religious ceremonies.

In October a permit for a new landmark mosque was revoked, ostensibly on technical grounds.

And to the domestic animation film "Space Adventure" is gone even further, "perfect" copy "Macross" series of landmark attractions.

In a landmark case, the 18-year-old and his mum could lose their council-owned flat as authorities get tough after the days of violence.

State-of-the-art facilities and a new landmark for the future.

Show theme is the American landmark of the city "unknown story and secret. "

The concrete walls of the Qatar Pavilion feature art patterns reminiscent of the Barzan Tower, a landmark building in the country.

Expanding on a landmark cover story in Fortune, a top journalist debunks the myths of exceptional performance .

Landmark buildings, historical architectures, outlying islands and Macau ferry piers are found.

In November the Bush administration struck a landmark deal with the Iraqi government which mandates the withdrawal of US forces by 2011.

The Beijing Declaration was a landmark on the road to women's empowerment.

Especially, some key sections' landmark projects'debut must guide the trend of various property markets' situation.

Negotiators in Northern Ireland reached a landmark settlement that called for Protestants and Catholics to share power.

This is why we recently signed a landmark trade agreement with South Korea that will support tens of thousands of American jobs.

It is a proud personal achievement for Campbell and a landmark moment for science.

Also, the Sunfury Spire is a prominent landmark in Silvermoon that should help players find their way around the city.

In landmark-based image registration, estimating the landmark correspondence plays an important role.

In his works, natural landscape is the landmark of romantic natural beauty and national image.

As it happened, no landmark case came to the Supreme Court in its first year.

Just days after the health vote, Mr. Obama completed a landmark arms control accord with Russia that had eluded negotiators for months.

The midpoint of the internal edge of the parahippocampal gyrus on coronal MRI images provides landmark to choose appropriate approaches.

Godzilla's star was unveiled outside Hollywood's landmark Grauman's Chinese Theatre, where his latest film was set for its world premiere.

Declared a National Historic Landmark in 1997, the Glass House is still considered a modern marvel.

Standing in an elevator testing tower new factory will be China's elevator industry and the world elevator industry landmark.

The reform of human resource management system is the landmark of the reform of the whole state-owned enterprises.

Berlin TV Tower The 365 m high tower rises over the city centre , another landmark symbol of the capital .

The law is the most sweeping civil rights measure ever enacted and constitutes a landmark in American legislative history.

After a months-long break, a landmark federal trial challenging California's ban on same-sex marriage ends Wednesday with closing arguments.

The landmark Cosmos collection of 1964, with tunic and hose for both men and women, was a confident statement about unisex clothing.