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At this age of mass social mobility and intensely polarized life challenges, we are confronted with a wide range of good and bad realities.

Because there was so little bone left, the prosthesis was hard to fit, and with her right leg also damaged, walking was intensely painful.

By monitoring how these jets formed, physicists were able to see how the intensely chaotic turmoil evolved.

I felt as intensely for them as you might feel for a cloud, for a flower, for a leaf blown by the wind, or for the human face.

The reasons so many people hate (or intensely dislike) Microsoft are plentiful and for the most part, pretty easy to understand.

Americans from the dominant classes were intensely moralistic, with a strong sense of civic responsibility.

"The Buddhas once had an intensely colorful appearance, " he said in a statement.

Prior to his nomination to the vice-presidency earlier this year, Daniel Morris was an intensely-some would say obsessively -private person.

Most people, when confronted with the death of a loved one, mourn intensely for a few weeks or months and then gradually manage to move on.

enjoy problem solving, have a keen desire to be rewarded for results and a strong sense of urgency and intensely dislike losing.

In a shadow of a death raid, I can meet you and feel more intensely alive than walking around in peacetime and taking my life for granted.

Only her eyes were still intensely alive, in a face slashed with wrinkles, each one lined with a deep black furrow.

But he went on speaking more intensely, Even if I must die with You, I will by no means deny You! And they all said similarly.

The widow seemed intensely touched to hear the Indian's lament for her husband sung to its native melody.

Fire might have kissed more intensely, or the wind off the Waste, but no human woman.

There's no doubt that Obama is intensely charismatic and that it provides him with unusual political capital.

In other words, his disposition was very similar to that of a pig-intensely selfish.

in what is, as you know, an intensely competitive market.

After a while I looked up at her. She was looking at me very intensely, her eyes wide and round.

Part of it may be your personality: You may be someone who feels your emotions intensely or tends to act impulsively or lose control.

Turning a goal into a habit means really focusing on it, intensely, for at least a month, to the exclusion of all else.

The meteor, rushing through the air, becomes intensely heated by friction and is usually completely vaporized.

Around 50% of the chief executives interviewed said they found the job "intensely lonely" and did not know who to turn to for advice.

But he cautioned that the European market remained intensely competitive as governments continued to support national champion carmakers.

Since the beginning of Syrian unrest, we have intensely pursued targeted financial measures to increase pressure on the Syrian regime.

Like I said, I don't have all the answers, and I'm intensely curious about your thoughts.

Not all my business school knowledge has been used so intensely. I have used it simply to understand discussions around me.

So intensely delicious was the taste that she nearly fainted as she ate.

Being a teenager whose parents have handed him or her to the care of the state must be intensely disturbing.

God would not have made marital intimacy so intensely pleasurable if it were merely an optional ingredient in our marriage relationships.

Critics and supporters have battled intensely in the months leading up to these Games to define them in the minds of the global public.

Many people run out to have a look when they hear the voice. Wolf's house is burning so intensely that it brightens the sky.

To be or not to be to live intensely and richly, or merely to exist, that depends on ourselves.

It was a little girl, and it seemed that with the appearance of this dark man she became intensely scared.

Young Charles was intensely interested in the natural world from an early age. But his father wanted him to be a doctor.

His teaching issued very directly from his own experience, intensely personal and original.

Her face was still upturned, and her eyes had suddenly grown intensely bright, but he read no shrinking in them.

He has no enemies, but is intensely disliked by his friends.

So, the only thing you see clearly is the tiny area you are intensely concentrating on. Everything else fades to a blur.

Does not surpass 50 (not to live including art), therefore, recommends on you to test intensely personally, wishes your good luck!

And perhaps it seems strange too, that a work which had so immense a public impact should be intensely personal in its genesis .

It is now one of those intensely golden sunsets which kindles the whole horizon into one blaze of glory, and makes the water another sky.

The little boy thought for a moment, peered intensely into his grandma's face, and softly whispered, "Wrinkles. "

Carbon black: A fine, intensely black pigment obtained by burning natural gas or oil with restricted air supply.

For you have heard of my previous way of life in Judaism, how intensely I persecuted the church of God and tried to destroy it.

He remains a paradox: an intensely private public writer who has dedicated himself in wondrously inventive ways to undoing the Big Lie.

A solution is colourless if it has the appearance of water R or the solvent or is not more intensely coloured than reference solution B9.

Perverse impulses seem to arise when people focus intensely on avoiding specific errors or taboos.

The test of literature is, I suppose, whether we ourselves live more intensely for the reading of it.

She suffered intensely from loneliness of spirit, for she had no one to whom she could tell her unhappiness.

A health-minded cyclist (like Cook), Williams is known as an intensely private, salt-of-the-earth kind of guy.

we need people who can understand the intensely complex calculations that underlie so much of our current science.

It was the western invasion that intensely attacked Chinese traditional feudal economy, politics and culture.

They have been working intensely with the company's writers and artists to design Glitch and build the tools to operate the game.

The sparkling centrifuges were close to a disabled plutonium reactor at Yongbyon, a site intensely monitored by US satellites.

Those suits and a fast pool and the intensely competitive atmosphere of the Olympics mean more records are likely to fall in Beijing.

Immediately following the detonation of a nuclear weapon in the air, an intensely hot and luminous (gaseous) fireball is formed.

The US military is beginning to focus more intensely on the threat posed by climate change.

This is an intensely interesting debate, and we thought it would be fun to try to continue it here with a focus on web technologies.

For a mother, equally so, but for quite different reasons, and we rarely feel this so intensely as in the moment hey are born.

For the next decade Merwin would regularly publish collections of intensely wrought, brightly imagistic poems.

A more mundane spectre, Bangladesh's intensely politicized judiciary, is now a bigger threat to the country's fragile democracy.

Not really a very good actress, but it hardly matters when a woman looks that intensely beautiful.

To be or not to be, to live richly, intensely or merely to exist, .

The issue of establishing identity, positively and absolutely, is one that continues to be intensely discussed and debated.

Ferraro campaigned intensely against the policies of the Republican president, Ronald Reagan, and for women's rights.

This book was a challenge to the entire Protestant theology of the time, and Strauss became intensely involved in polemics and discussions.

Whether the eyes are "the windows of the soul" is debatable; that they are intensely important in interpersonal communication is a fact.

I was intensely moved during all this. But the question is, does forgiveness and redemption replace justice?

But even in the privacy of a friend's home, parting with a piece of gold can be an intensely personal experience.

Strong in spirit and intensely focused, I wish to be among those at the victory line.

They say his advertiser used the girl's head for the shoe-polish posters; her hair's intensely black, you know--the Egyptian style.

takes one emerging literature faction with the person literature, by its can provide reads the substitution feeling to be famous intensely.

His (Bill Gates) intensely competitive approach has poisoned the collaborative hacker ethos of the early days of personal computing.

The wheel is intensely examined, tested and scrutinised by many notable scientists, engineers and officials over the next 4 years.

Private enterprises have been living in an intensely competitive environment and things are getting worse.

The sweat-drenched swing-man was intensely focused on the rack of balls by his side and the basket that stood twenty feet away.

Up to 97% of women experience cravings, and chocolate is the most common and "intensely" craved food, according to a recent study.

Exercising too intensely can actually work against you by interfering with the body's ability to pull energy from fat cells.

This would be a shame, as it is intensely and uncomfortably thought-provoking.

Being a poet informs my work as a psychiatrist insofar as both callings focus intensely on language and its many layers of meaning.

Tucker recalled that she had disliked Sloss intensely when she first met him, during a dinner at Chasen's, in Los Angeles, twelve years ago.

Yet despite the opportunities, foreign automakers face an uphill battle marketing cars in an intensely competitive and fickle market.

You must be intensely aware of that as you go through the process.

Still, he is seen as intensely ambitious with little patience for dissent and criticism, according to people familiar with him.

Display manufacturers are competing intensely to solve this problem with a variety of technologies.

Bvlgari's newest fragrance, Jasmin Noir, captures the irresistible charm of a mysterious and intensely sensual woman.

Her manner was that of one who is intensely disquieted and dissatisfied.

The point is to experience things more intensely.

From sweet tax dodges to life-extending gene hacks, there's nothing like finding an exploitable weakness in an intensely complicated system.

If you want to understand a radically different and intensely productive Web development framework, get to know Seaside.

It lacked the intensely blue atmosphere of the rival vale , and its heavy soils and scents; the new air was clear, bracing, ethereal .

You focus so intensely on what you're doing that you're unaware of the passage of time.

In Russia, as in much of the former Soviet Union, he was intensely engaged with the country's political and economic transformation.

Michael's competitive fire burned intensely. He hated to lose, and reacted angrily on the odd occasions when he did.

Intensely colored, rich purple-magenta flowers, with main petal arteries highlighted in black, converging to a solid black center.

If out of free choice one labors intensely without personal benefit, that communicates conviction.

For now we are not only trying to prove ourselves competent in the larger society but intensely aware of being on trial.

When we looked around Games Games is in a class of the team, there are always a few intensely bitter poet wrote.

Spurred by the cheers of the crowd , I redoubled my efforts and squinted intensely at the billowing figure in the refracted air .

I knew most Democratic primary voters intensely opposed the governor and would hate the thought of being manipulated by him.

Scholars of religion argue intensely about this.

This Sauvignon is of intensely bright yellow colour with delicate citric aromas and seductive herbaceous and floral notes.

She struggles intensely between her love for Simon and trepidation over the path down which he is leading her.

Ambitious youngsters are often held back by their intensely patriarchal and conservative societies.

As appendages of government, China's banks are massive, bureaucratic and imbued with an intensely political culture.

It has dark green, glossy leaves with intensely purple undersides and sprays of lavender flowers dashed with purple markings.

This is an intensely competitive marketplace, he said.

Financial instruments have become increasingly diverse, products more customized , and markets more intensely competitive.

The whole area was filled with an intensely festive atmosphere so joyous that even the trees and plants could feel it!

Investment banking is an intensely competitive and increasingly commoditised business and banks look for people who will give them an edge.

The admissions process is intensely competitive. Thomas Jefferson is part of the Fairfax County Public Schools but serves a wider area.

In many cases, out-of-control, intensely felt emotions are recognized as full-blown disorders.

Centers on this goal realization, athletics both sides to launch in the soccer field is engaging in hand-to-hand combat intensely capture.

Despite its early welcome to foreign investors, Beijing is focused intensely on developing its own technology.

the competition in the general national power grows intensely day by day.

Pigment: Any intensely coloured compound used to colour other materials.

Intensely fruity, fine, with black currant nose. Smooth pallet with a nuance of minerals and flint.

I'm intensely jealous of the next generation who will have something like Facebook for their whole lives.

They recruited ten women and five men who were recently dumped by people with whom they were still intensely in love.

They found that wines with high amounts of iron had a more intensely fishy aftertaste.

The two firms are intensely secretive and say little about their expansion plans, but new stores are opening all the time.

Fans of James' intensely lyrical and light music shouldn't be alarmed by this step toward the East at all.

Also, the intensely adversarial culture of law school had been somewhat off-putting.

He was by no means on "escapist" or a recluse, but was intensely involved in the life of his day.

The youthful and inspired nurse in the center stares intensely at the viewer, stating her serious intentions with the slick silver gun.

Morrison gives rise to another equally and intensely critical way of thinking about Huckleberry Finn.

In Britain, Peter Mandelson, architect of Tony Blair's New Labour, pronounced himself "intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich" .

In this the educator is intensely alive and with this aliveness goes passion.

In basketball, Michael Jordan practiced intensely beyond the already punishing team practices.

In Pennsylvania alone, we have been surveying bees for 150 years, and very intensely in the last three years.

Jasmine agribusiness firm should annex and cooperate intensely, enrich sales channels, do better market advertising.

Sun-dried tomatoes are intensely flavored and can be added to sauces, salads, or soups. Available dried or in oil.

Like most young Chinese, his life until that moment had been coddled, chaperoned and intensely regimented.

Be able to work intensely and endure pressure.

The intensely cinematic visuals and sound of the new Clone Wars episodes provided a springboard of inspiration for PILOT.

The more I saw and experienced, the more intensely I feel about lack of special knowledge.

Practice intensely , without interruption for short periods of no longer than 90 minutes and then take a break.

The banking sector enjoyed another year of solid results despite the intensely competitive operating environment.

The infinitely adjustable vibration intensely provides soft stimulation or intense massage.

One of my colleagues has an intensely annoying cough, which is riling all those who sit near her.

Each paragraph of this report was therefore argued over and scrutinised intensely.

Inspired by the superstars on television, the young athletes trained hard and played intensely.

A year ago, I was myself intensely miserable.

Earlier this year, Mennella found that kids with a family history of alcoholism prefer more intensely sweet tastes.

It has been said that genius is simply energy focused intensely and consistently on a certain matter.

But competes day by day intensely along with the enterprise, the counterintelligence will change the original condition finally.

Mental - Mental endurance is the ability to focus for long periods of time while mental strength is the ability to focus very intensely.

The district, for which Edward was invited to stand, being composed chiefly of fishermen, was intensely radical.

The results showed that water conservancy project reduced the sediments transported to the River, and the delta eroded intensely.

Hannah Bailey was referred for foot re-shaping surgery at 19 after telling her doctor she was intensely painful.

The back drawing-room has never produced a company of comedians so intensely and ostentatiously conscious of their own funniness.

Water polo is an intensely aggressive sport, so fouls are very common.

In response, funds of funds are focusing more intensely on screening fund managers and their investment strategies.

We suggested intensely please also paste on the address strip from now in box's goods, or puts on an outside bag again outside the box.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has certainly been intensely skeptical of government programs that classify people by race.

I wrote "lily" when it is intensely anti-rightist struggle in the occasion of this community, my family also do so.

I dont' know if you moved intensely all through the concert but you looked tired a little.

Share repurchases have been an intensely studied topic in finance literature.

The intensely bureaucratic and highly organized hierarchies of Chinese society required an escape.

Aubrey: Hayes uses the blue food dye to determine just how intensely people can perceive tastes.

This ensemble of opulent objects and lyrical pictures is displayed in rooms "papered" with intensely coloured silks.

Back then, it took six weeks for the parties to meet once the lockout began, and the tone was intensely acrimonious.

chimpanzees regarded the coula nuts The as a more highly-prized resource and competed for them more intensely.

Many had high levels of relationship satisfaction and were still in love, just not so intensely.

To get a promotion chance, the provincial leaders compete intensely.

AM: This is the thing, the subject that I, myself, had been working the most intensely on.

The genesis of mathematical creation is a problem which should intensely interest the psychologist.

Groupon aspires to be global, but the markets it serves are intensely local.

Although his decision was intensely protested by the crowd, the referee still held his ground.

Squeezed by a struggling economy, voters have other matters they feel intensely about.

In 2008, the collapse of Lehman Bros, a company intensely focused on profit, nearly brought down the global financial system.

So does studying distinct but related skills or concepts in one sitting, rather than focusing intensely on a single thing.

Porosity influenced solubility behavior of oxide layer intensely. Like barrier layer, porous layer is also a semiconductor.

In 1970 she fell intensely in love with an eminent physicist, Andrei Sakharov, creator of Russia's hydrogen bomb.

Mr Putin has packed the Kremlin and state companies with cronies, suggesting he trusts only long-time friends and is intensely loyal.

We therefore become unshakeable, intensely persistent.

Dependence is intensely cultivated even exploited during childhood.

The macro-control policies impacts of the real estate sector are staggering, making the competition in the industry more intensely.

When Japan's prime minister visited Washington this month, Japanese officials lobbied intensely to get him a one-on-one with Barack Obama.

The biggest mystery to me is the cyan colored areas. What makes them so intensely colored?

As intensely personal and precious as each soul's life is to God, still each is governed by universal laws.

The venture with GAC will launch into an intensely competitive market with more automakers and brands than America's.

And you begin to get very sentimental, you cultivate sentimentality intensely. You will even weep, perhaps, with gratitude and kindness.

can the mind be so intensely alert without experience?

Intensely hard rock might well make tunneling extremely difficult and far too costly to even contemplate.

Considering Henry's popularity at Arsenal, that created an intensely awkward situation.

Tinea cruris is an intensely pruritic fungal infection of the groin and adjacent skin.

They can laugh at themselves and their country, and they can be very self-critical, while remaining always intensely patriotic.

We were very guarded about the whole thing and we were intensely proud of what we were back in the day.

Intensely opposed Japan becomes the Security Council permanent member!

It's better to care intensely about a single cause than to care superficially about a thousand.

Mr Githongo is at first intensely loyal to Mr Kibaki, who gives him an office down the corridor in State House.

Of course Leo was intensely interested in this stupendous and unequalled sight.

"I would concentrate intensely on a friend and then move on, " she said.

A highly neurotic individual would respond less intensely to losing the promotion, Hirsh said.

Rarely had a man so young dazzled so many in the supercharged, intensely competitive world of ballet.

Nevertheless, what makes the current American debate so fascinating is that it reflects, particularly intensely, a bigger global paradox.

Part of the charm of an Olympics is that we are for those days represented by bright, eager, muscular youth, intensely alive.

In fact, Albert Einstein, the very poster boy of intellectualism , intensely disliked school.

For an intensely private, excruciatingly shy 28-year-old, being a national icon is a heavy burden.

Intensely fractured rocks may render traps ineffective by causing leakage.

Artificial light in an intensely bright and broad beam.

But Dr. Wesley had no idea that his vote would soon become intensely personal.

Bond investors are intensely focused on companies' ability to pay down debt.

It's a general rule that the events we recall most intensely are those we experienced when young.

Strangely detached, but intensely moving; bleak but heartfelt.

In immunohistochemical studies, the tumor cells stained intensely and diffusely with smooth muscle actin.

While I'm having sex, I'm concentrating intensely on my erection, questioning whether I'll lose it.

They are intensely, almost obsessively collaborative workers.

Ron understood me and assisted me to work more intensely.

I should intensely dislike being wiped out over such an issue.

She suffered intensely, feeling herself born for every delicacy and every luxury.

Innovation is an intensely human endeavor.

In the world majority countries, the community public figures dispute intensely regarding this.

The relevance of mycotoxins has been intensely studied in connection with contamination of food and feed.

Uzbekistan is a dry, doubly landlocked country in Central Asia, of which 10% consists of intensely cultivated, irrigated river valleys.

But to be aware so intensely, without any choice.

Scorpio pets are intensely loyal and demand the strangers prove themselves.

Make this enjoyable for yourself by choosing someone you dislike intensely.

When I was your age I disliked being kissed by people at work so intensely that I developed a special anti-kissing strategy.

We spent a whole year intensely debating what constructs should and shouldn't be in the language.

If guilt is a struggle between our acceptance of what is and isn't permissible, it is a powerful and intensely human one.

One side is lush, with caper bushes, palm trees, and intensely colored wildflowers.

"Supertasters, people who experience tastes more intensely, consume more salt than nontasters do" .

Mackey recruited 15 undergraduates, each of whom described themselves as "intensely in love" .

How can I not be a body when I so intensely experience pain and pleasure?

Hedgies are intensely competitive but only get into league tables if they take external money.

Cutaneous larva migrans is an intensely pruritic serpiginous eruption caused by the dog or cat hookworm.

It stars Natalie Portman who trained intensely to play the part of Nina Sayers, a ballerina with a New York ballet company.

Nose: Intensely vinous, mature black fruit, typical of Cannonau.

The practical experience they have should be intensely studied.

Also, trading is intensely personal, with different people reacting to different aspects of the game.

The longer you live with purpose and sincerity, the more intensely you experience true love and joy.

Or is it that we wish so intensely for life to go on, that we create a theogony [origin and descent of the gods] in the first place?

The little girl is intensely afraid of thunder.

Intensely distressing or irritating to the nerves .

Meanwhile, I am intensely editing my volumes of poetry collection in sequence, this has occupied most of my daytime.

Opening government affairs intensely concerned by citizens is the essential means to win the people's confidence and supports.

The debate over how to price cancer medicines matters intensely for the pharmaceuticals industry and society at large.

In interviews, Ive talks intensely about the tactile quality of industrial design.

In the final rondo his shading of individual phrases is more thoughtfully done, and the legato playing is more intensely beautiful.

The more intensely Wan Yiduo feels the sentiment of "contradictions, " the more "gloomy and morose" his poetry becomes.

The AD sufferers scratched more frequently and intensely than the healthy subjects.

(intensely focused) her concentrated passion held them at bay.

Even though Sen is a philosopher-economist, not a practicing politician, he is intensely interested in the real world of human well-being.

you appear intensely charming still. . .

I was so intensely interested in the whole weird story that, notwithstanding the shattered state of my nerves, I asked nothing better.

we will remember all the teachers devoted themselves to us; and the competitions between our students will be more intensely.

Those who to begin with are outsiders in the boardroom may feel it even more intensely.