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So, in the face of that, you really need quite a strong incentive to use condoms.

Europe is likely to go through a weak period as governments implement more austerity measures in the face of a weak economy.

I learned in Fighter College that a good commander doesn't abandon one of his people in the face of the enemy.

IT Service industry also in the face of the drastic competition market which growth up in a high speed.

For a young goalkeeper to receive this criticism is a challenge and he must be strong in the face of it.

The U. S. stock market has powered back in the face of major global uncertainty. It may have bond investors to thank for that.

In the face of the disastrous military battle, they conceded that victory was no longer attainable, and agreed to a negotiated surrender.

Useless headed, in the face of a traitor in the face of evil, this has no soldiers, and soldiers can choose death.

In the face of changes that seem to be rolling out the red carpet others are wondering what they might be missing.

In the face of this uncertainty, the decision about whether or not to limit their use is then a political decision, not a scientific one.

He does not seem to enjoy his visits to testify in Congress, often tensing visibly in the face of hostile questions.

It does not bow to the wind and rain, in the face of the storm instead of straight said: "I am not afraid of you! "

Therefore, our knowledge of English is in the face of many tests in just a little fur.

Many analysts seem to believe that this is the case and point to investors' composure in the face of latest grim statistics.

This shows just how capable the Norwegian troops were, to accomplish such a defense in the face of adversity.

isn't alone in trying to reduce the cost of IT in the face of mounting national debt.

"Jinpingmei Cihua" is the treasure house of words, in the face of this vast ocean of words, we can only choose just a part of it.

In the face of such a time, the business card printing and membership card to make a firm must change.

Many will look to see how firm his commitment to higher rates really is in the face of the continued sovereign debt troubles in the EU.

He did not trouble over little barriers of this sort in the face of so much loveliness.

By such figments of the brain, in the face of unsettled and disturbing conditions, he was becoming used to the idea of a new alliance.

Britain then spent years desperately trying to join in the face of repeated rebuffs and eventually gained admission only in 1972.

He went as close to the fighting as possible to see how he would act in the face of danger.

So far, stocks have shown amazing resilience in the face of bad news, and a stubborn refusal to put in a major correction of 10% or more.

Broadcasting in the face of the audience, focuses on the words of the form of a problem, by means of publicity to the crowd sound.

Consumer prices are lower now than they were a year ago, and wage increases have stalled in the face of high unemployment.

The matter seemed to be winding down after most were released in the face of a strong response from the EU.

Let me stand up for the history, English and art classes, even in the face of today's economic realities.

Found that men really wake up a few lines, a woman fought hard in the face of a man: You do not even like animals!

Organisers call it a One Nation rally to rekindle enthusiasm for President Obama in the face of attacks from conservatives.

Like the Internet itself, DNS was designed to function even in the face of severe disruption of parts of its network.

it has been a continual consolation in the face of life's hardships, my own and others', and an unfailing well-spring of tolerance.

Now, in the face of a formidable "no" campaign, it is trying to scare them into doing so.

Short courses, the bread and butter of many schools, are often the first to be axed by companies in the face of any economic downturn.

The battalion held out for a week in the face of heavy enemy assaults.

I know many citizens have fears tonight, and I ask you to be calm and resolute, even in the face of a continuing threat.

The next day he tried to cook an egg using the same device, but his experiment exploded in the face of a passing engineer.

It has been known for a while that, in the face of deprivation, stress or direct threats, many animals embark on reproduction much quicker.

Action is the reason he hesitated: in the face of a great goal, he wants to take action but do not know how to action.

But the cartel has a mixed record in trying to stop sliding prices by cutting supply, especially in the face of a strong recession.

Can be seen that life is really the outcome of words, in the face of the final outcome, but who are still made out of it?

Especially in the face of the poor, the cowardly, more do not stingy friendly smile and encouraging the language.

there was a risk that investor confidence would vanish in the face of a messy transition to an untested president.

Obviously, courage is the willingness to go forward in the face of uncertainty, which does not mean the lack of fear but the control of it.

It no longer seems prepared to back its most objectionable allies in the face of international opprobrium.

This might have been intended as a mild slap in the face of GM, which had gotten them into this trouble in the first place.

The financial crisis has gone global, like a virus mutating in the face of every experimental cure.

China's banks are cashed up and, in the face of a margin squeeze at home from the last asymmetric rate rise, raring to go.

But if your conscience is clear, you can stand strong in the face of all criticism, knowing that you've done what you know to be right.

I was sick a month soon, and then, I moved out of that small window of the temporary, to learn how to stand up in the face of their own.

Compassion in the face of suffering and a desire to help is one common trait.

Farmers have begun to turn away from organic food production in the face of waning interest from the big supermarkets.

Rather that in the face of the land and history, was an insult to people with damage to the face, he is cowardly and shameful.

The youth facing these with me ache, these injury, these sad, in the face of these not to itch not painful text.

It is often said that in the face of the euro crisis the EU must either integrate or disintegrate.

Interactive sessions in the face of Shanyou bombard college students to ask questions, at Dan always easy to resolve.

I do not know why so much can be charged with each other, we, in the face of this subject is always so strong rebut the other.

Especially in the face of sluggish consumer's desire to purchase, the price is still the most effective means of promotion.

In the face of this grim picture, you might have expected policy makers to realize that they haven't yet done enough to promote recovery.

Cartels are economic entities, and like any legitimate company the best are able to adapt in the face of a changing market.

Not that courage, fear, in the face of your brother sister! You know, when you say love me, take much.

Dawn dawn, let us meet those difficulties with it, with the heart of Thanksgiving, in the face of all setbacks.

I seem to be an elementary school student, in the face of some rich social experience of adults.

The matter should be presented in the light of what human societies have always done in the face of intractable starvation.

In primitive times, nature appeared to be a mysterious and formidable force and men found themselves powerless in the face of it.

In the face of him, I look like his sister taking care by me.

Bernanke is trying to send a positive message that the recovery will last in the face of growing threats.

We've heard people even suggest with a straight face Barcelona would collapse in the face of meaty challenges and a reducer or two.

In January, only a month after reevaluating his methodology in the face of a frustratingly slow process, he finally found a way.

Not everyone was convinced that Beijing is ready to allow faster appreciation, even in the face of accelerating inflation.

In the face of emergencies (crisis), an enterprise's weak, students'adaptability has no corresponding emergency system.

Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice says the US will not back down in the face of Iranian threats against the Jewish state.

But in the face of being arrested and imprisoned, The General sung his song and he published it without fear and with great courage.

It is not hard to see that Joel Osteen's opinion about the pursuit of wealth and material success flies directly in the face of Scripture.

It was seen as an astonishing achievement in the face of what was a strongly held belief.

Politicians and average people alike reproved Bush for his aloofness in the face of a tragedy of such a magnitude.

The beleaguered U. S. paper industry is also trying to maintain pricing and profitability in the face of surging imports from Asia.

It's official: In the face of the monolithic state, the little guy has no chance at all.

He deserves congratulations for winning such a vote even in the face of a costly war and a patchy economy.

In the face of all that, he took them back to fundamentals.

The Bank of England also refused to restart quantitative easing in the face of a near stagnant economy.

Now it is trying to revamp its image in the face of a government plan to eliminate minor players in the industry.

In language, in the face of harsh reality, I feel it's pale and weak, and unable to help me in misery.

Another (better) way to look at this is realizing how much economies can prosper in the face of constant misery.

In the face of such internal and external "troubles" , youths like us who had such high hopes for Nantah did not know what to do.

Its powerful strength turns out to be its weakness in the face of the demand for interoperability across platforms.

The new China shows us a land where the heart is empty in the face of a world crazed for money.

Perhaps, the National People's Congress, and independent, in the face of the heart will no longer be free.

Already the sense of enmity between the two had weakened in the face of a common peril.

There they spent hours "trying to figure out what else we could do in the face of ever-worsening poll numbers. "

The pressure on Beijing to provide assistance to its little communist brother in the face of these five measures will be acute.

Countless times to tell yourself, you have to be strong, be strong in the face of all this.

This sense can only grow in the face of a government that increasingly resembles an oligarchy , a plaything of party grandees.

Harry Potter is all about confronting fears, finding inner strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity.

JAY SPEARING has vowed to fight for his place in the face of increased competition at Anfield.

Despite the pull of home, many pigeons will not make it back in the face of such heavy winds and rains.

Hogwarts has always stood for equality, in the face of such a cycle of confrontation, there is no measures to improve it?

The road of life, in the face of all the sorrow and difficulties, we might as well try to smile on!

It's hard to imagine how you could protect your passion, let alone grow it, in the face of a death march.

In the face of these changed circumstances, the international community should have a stronger sense of urgency, mission and responsibility.

And Mr Netanyahu's American backers may, he fears, have to batten down in the face of some stormy years ahead under Mr Obama.

As a policeman, he never retreats in the face of the threat of violence.

It is certainly true that China cannot keep expanding exports at 20 per cent a year in the face of a prolonged global recession.

With a few noticeable exceptions, most have struggled to develop their mainland footprint in the face of protectionist regulations.

l brought them up here to illustrate the point of conformity: the difficulty in maintaining your own beliefs in the face of others.

A group of beer, osc and paperboard in the face of the surface pressure light arisen to wrinkle, the stripes.

Self-Pride And Superiority Complex Make A Person Vulnerable. As He Would Suffer Mental Anguish In The Face Of Adversity.

In the face of such points he tends to adopt the stance of the intransigent prophet.

This is often used to optimize memory used by server controls and make them more robust in the face of badly behaved callers and handlers.

A mathematical process of selecting an optimum strategy in the face of an opponent who has a strategy of his own.

Through this work, I learned: For complex emergencies to be calm in the face of that flexibility.

I realized then that ai a critical moment I had shut the door in the face of a desperate need of sympathy and help.

Now they've begun to inch back, regaining territory from Libyan troops pulling back in the face of Western air attacks.

On the contrary , it will have to deal with its debt in the face of an economy that's stagnant at best .

Treatments and therapies have never been better in the face of this disease.

Regardless of the good times are in the dead of night, or in serious difficulties in the face of adversity, it often think of me.

Fairness in the face of a universal threat has been a central theme in this process.

But standard textbook economics says that it's O. K . , in fact appropriate, to run temporary deficits in the face of a depressed economy .

In the face of the absurd and of death only the connection with the Divine offers the perspective of eternity through love and bright.

Inventories are low, he said, as companies have reduced stocks in the face of the recession.

In the face of reporters , he repeatedly stressed: "My position is center, I said many times, the coach knows. "

He had to shake his head and force a smile in the face of the embarrassing situation.

But this has to be weighed against the high cost of inaction in the face of a social and economic emergency.

Chinese leadership did not blink in the face of the Asian crisis of 1997 and stayed steadfastly on the course of market reforms.

In the face of such a huge business card printing and membership card making workforce, industry training is important.

And he at this moment though psychology nervous, look a suitable one calm , remain calm in the face of everything at the moment.

He thought he ought to return to Washington to discuss our policy in the face of various predictable contingencies.

So far Europe's economies have proved surprisingly resilient in the face of the credit crunch and an American recession.

With a smile the face of your life, in the face of the people around you, around, and your soul will be forever happy, forever clarity.

They are gathering together, demanding that your efforts to rise up in the face of brutality are not in vain.

In the face of the global food crisis, volunteers hope that everyone can cherish their meals and return to a life of frugality.

"They're going to be doing this in the face of a very aggressive competitor, " Li says.

She said Israel had no choice in the face of such attacks but to act.

Democratic Alliance spokesperson Tony Leon said the decision "flies in the face of all logic" , Sapa reports.

Junior clumsy tactics in the face of such a mature market, rational buyers, the natural outcome is self-evident.

What unites history in the face of these expansions and divisions is a commitment to a single method, namely "careful archival work. "

In the face of Wu Zixuan various concerns, even overflowing happiness of his own head spin, You Lan is just quietly put it in my heart.

Yet amid all that, 2007 is the year that domestic paper supply approached balance in the face of declining demand.

"It's undeniable that this will create the image of a Japan that is weak in the face of pressure, " said Yukio Okamoto, a security expert.

According to a recent report by Taiwan media, in the face of a slowing economy, various Taiwanese gangs are now short of money.

think about is, in the face of such a large "land income" , the local government, how can the demand side does not want to warm?

week found him in the face of criticism and even been photographed, by vilifying the photos, a chapter going.

The government is trying to strengthen the police in the face of violence from drug gangs in which nearly 5, 400 people have died this year.

In the face of such a huge number of ELVs, to handle them properly excellent reverse logistics services is needed.

The US did not approve the Kyoto Protocol, making the country appear passive in the face of global public opinion.

Both sides have climbed down in the face of Mr Obama's frustration and the prodding of George Mitchell, his envoy.

Or, to take a topical example, how to bolster the official news media in the face of micro-blog sites like Sina weibo.

During peer-assessments, able to analyze mistakes. He concentrates well, perseveres in the face of difficulty, and motivates others.

In the face of the crisis, it is only our objective, as long as we have self-confidence, work hard, then the crisis will not be terrible.

In the face of this kaleidoscope of promises and changing fashions, governments have been understandably cautious about decentralization.

In the face of these headwinds, the end to a moratorium on new mutual fund launches has not boosted the market either.

In other words, the system must be deterministic to guarantee timing behavior in the face of varying loads (from minimal to worst case).

Granted, some Fed staffers have said that they would hike rates in the face of high jobless rates if the wider economy required such a move.

A pattern of denial in the face of mounting evidence has been a recurring feature of the debt crisis.

Most have made scant advancements in the face of sophisticated global competitors and a stubborn lack of name recognition.

Building a business and a life in the face of a debilitating handicap.

This is simply incredible that in the face of so many fans, and I performed with him, all his life, I will not forget.

In case you use manual printers for veneer, layer pad of paper or paper is not in the face of these special skin pass can also lead to open.

the hope of a skinny kid with a funny name who believes that America has a place for him, too Hope in the face of difficulty.

Taught me to difficult challenges, in the face of difficulties, do not bow.

Wells Fargo officials are not backing down in the face of the legal attacks.

Commentary: This week, Li was condemned in the face of a voice, to adopt a vigorous and resolute measures have to save.

Chinese nation has always been with perseverance in the face of difficulties and hardships, the glorious tradition of unity and struggle.

Instead, like the rest of Washington, it's inventing reasons to dither in the face of mass unemployment.

Winter rain from the sky and shower, like snow mixed with ice-snow drops, like a knife cuts in the face of pain.

Will I weep, in the face of him?

In the face of true love, you don't just give up, even if your object of your affection is begging you to.

Others say that Japan needs deeper structural reforms to raise productivity, especially in the face of a shrinking population.

like the flush in the face of the bridegroom when he kisses the lips of the bride.

She is increasingly skeptical in the face of a financial meltdown that it was all worth the effort.

Consider the case of Israel, which in the face of the economic crisis engaged in massive foreign currency intervention to weaken the shekel.

The way we engineer (yes, engineer) and slaughter animals today flies in the face of any definition of thoughtful stewardship.

For my own shortcomings and introspection, will in the face of a setback to jealousy.

Never loose heart in the face of a setback; take courage and deal with it squarely.

In the face of the complex and volatile international situation, China has adhered to its independent foreign policy of peace.

The Russian was on a roll now while Bondarenko had lost her rhythm in the face of a string of powerful strokes from the fourth seed.

The line they have been insisting on so far is untenable, unsustainable in the face of the stark realities of the world security situation.

Quite a few industrialists have seen their businesses founder in the face of cheaper goods from China and Turkey.

But the rational thing to do in the face of a bad investment is to cut your losses and try something different.

Mr. Wu flew in the face of his mother's advice.

Overnight, Mr. Zende became one of Mumbai's new heroes, their humanity all the more striking in the face of the inhumanity of the gunmen.

Dinner is at the bar on the basis of some fast food, an increase in the face of the business for many more hours to create more profits.

Flexible exchange rates seem to perform better in the face of shifts in export demand.

Enabled her to stand firm in the face of difficulties in my education.

But a Chinese bid is still likely to stumble in the face of political sensitivity.

In the face of that prospect, he continued, "doing too little poses a greater threat than doing too much. "

Where the initial memories of the city, even in the face of resolve in time, it is always the most obdurate attitude.

In the face of adversity, they assure us that what cannot be achieved by austerity can be achieved by more austerity.

To expand China's domestic demand is one of the most effective methods in the face of the current international finance crisis.

Lola's continence in the face of such a lavish and indulgent environment is commendable.

S. and Japan. In the face of China's growing regional presence, Japan has adopted a more sensitive approach to its Asian neighbors.

Now that Parliament is rediscovering its teeth in the face of a coalition government, the judges may be relatively restrained.

Courage is keeping positive in the face of disappointment and looking at defeat not as an end but as a now beginning.

In the face of the new evidence he had to climb down and admit he had been wrong.

The Allied leaders surrendered for the moment in the face of this threat.

Rare in the face of the global financial crisis, commercial banks around the world competitiveness ranking status and also faces re-shuffle.

The British foreign secretary said Britain stands shoulder to shoulder with Norway in the face of such atrocities.

He never watered his new trees, which flew in the face of conventional wisdom.

In the face of the impact of this ideology, East Asian countries is not the same reaction.

Whatever the riddle is called, it flies in the face of 3, 000 years of logical philosophy.

The failure of the Red Army officers and men in the face of bitter thoughts with the hope that out of command of Mao Zedong's Red Army.

The decision comes at a time when many other issues have been pulled in the face of market volatility.

In the face of my entreaties , he remained largely mute, other than to say his name was Justin.

They held out for some hours in the face of our persuasive offers, but eventually they succumbed.

Another reason may be that Skype flies in the face of conventional Valley wisdom that says it has to be all about social media.

American households remain saddled with debt, and businesses seem reluctant to invest at home in the face of a lacklustre consumer.

Collaborative filtering technology reveals a number of bottlenecks to be addressed in the face of current challenges.

Throw away the "man" autocratic style of his customers in the face of the courage, willing to performance.

The unlocking of inner sources of strength will be crucial for China if it is to grow robustly in the face of declining global demand.

Zanu-PF would be loth to admit publicly that it was backing down over anything, least of all in the face of foreigners and whites.

She alone in the face of all the indifference and hostility, but the inside is still looking forward to a warm haven.

Mr Hopkins also said newspapers in Australia had proven resilient so far in the face of the global economic downturn.

Many in Afghanistan were relieved to be spared a second poll in the face of Taliban threats, voter indifference and the approaching winter.

In the face of a common Chinese manufacturing " " headache cost growth problem, xing guang can be said that early could a rear area.

In the face of calamity, a decent people has proved extremely resilient: no looting; very little complaining among the tsunami survivors.

Maintaining strength of confidence in the face of any challenge or difficulty is our spirit.

India has launched a major modernization effort that it claims will suffer no cuts even in the face of a slowing global economy.

Many other foreign correspondents felt sympathy for China in the face of what was seen as brutal aggression.

Like Moses at the burning bush, Gideon hesitated in the face of the task God was giving him to do.

In both cases the dramatic steps were taken in the face of political failures to get to the heart of the problems at hand.

It would fly in the face of Brussels etiquette for a subset of the eurozone to go it alone.

Obama also said it was vital that world leaders at the G20 meeting delivered "a strong message of unity in the face of crisis" .

The 65-year-old has won international acclaim for her peaceful resistance in the face of oppression.

Whether such price increases can be sustained will depend on whether the global economy hangs together in the face of slowing U. S. growth.

In the face of utter defeat, Kennedy continues to maintain that the U. S. is not involved in the invasion.

In the face of the riots, the beleaguered police are being bombarded as much with advice as they are with half-bricks and bottles.

This shortfall in vaccine supplies, in the face of universal need, is the result of limited global manufacturing capacity.

The numbers are likely to revive complaints that the reforms have been softened too much in the face of lobbying by banks.

Gratitude to the international community for the spontaneous , whole-hearted and unstinting support in the face of this tragedy .

Standing before the audience, one shall be lucky to have 70% of his usual aptitude in the face of emergencies.

Remember those earlier days after you had received the light, when you stood your ground in a great contest in the face of suffering.

White House spokesman said that the decision fecit in the face of North Korea " commitment to dismantle its nuclear program. "

While Chrysler has trimmed its engineering staff in the face of the financial crisis, it has kept the important projects alive, Press says.

It is a question of priorities in the face of the most fundamental of human needs.

The U. S. encouraged closer economic ties to accelerate European reconstruction in the face of spreading Soviet communism.

Day after day, night after night, they carry out missions like this in the face of enemy fire and grave danger.

First is the unforeseen , but now evident, fragility of the global economy in the face of a systemic banking collapse .

But the sense of loss he expresses in the face of changing technology resonates with the gloom I encountered on Long Island.

And look at a person's level of the firm, is to see if he can persist in the face of fear to what degree level.

Mr Noda's manner in the face of what appears to be certain electoral defeat also demands a certain respect.

The cutbacks come as Harley (HOG, Fortune 500) scales back in the face of a sharply shrinking market.

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

Melasma, also known as liver spots, is a facial melanosis, is the onset of calm in the face of the pigment spots.

But Mr Lombard has also stressed that in the face of intense competition, the company cannot stand still.

That's true even in the face of an external demand shock that now appears to be slowing the growth of Chinese exports.

The last thing you want in the face of an advancing zombie horde is a blown fuel sensor.

it breaks down in the face of relativistic exploration.

Even in the face of harsh or unjust criticism, the way you react is ultimately up to you.

But longer-term measures were also needed to help farmers in poor countries boost production in the face of future shortages.

Trading presents us with a fundamental paradox: How do we remain disciplined, focused, and confident in the face of constant uncertainty?