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Lion lived up to what readers expected of him.

Kuwait, in particular, has not lived up to its promises, which in turn has made other countries less willing to contribute.

Nonetheless, he said, "So far, China has not lived up to its responsibility to effectively enforce intellectual property rights. "

The U. S. says it has lived up to its commitments under the framework convention.

Lamar lived up to the hype as one of the best players in college basketball, but his team. . . well. . . not so much.

Bruce : Good for him. At least he lived up to his end of the bet, right?

Boulder lived up to its reputation as a foodie town, ordering the most in Amazon's Cooking, Food & Wine category.

You could argue that he totally lived up to the lyrics of "Borrowed Time, " but you'd be a fucking prick for doing so.

All in all this hotel lived up to all our expectations and we had a great stay.

While the FTI has not yet lived up to its potential, recent reforms can give it a chance to do just that.

The article doesn't mention whether the toolbar actually lived up to its claims of automatically applying security patches.

I almost died in a blizzard once. - I lived up in the Alps for a year.

Maggie Cheung has walked away from movies, Michelle Yeoh has changed her style, Zhang Ziyi has not lived up to her promise.

It is almost as if climate change campaigners are relieved that the US has lived up to its let-the-planet-go-to-hell stereotype.

Like the others, they lived up to the resolute sentiment of Longfellow's "Psalm of Life" .

But I thought I would have done much better than this, yet, here I AM and I have scarcely lived up to Your example.

The United Nations Security Council has not lived up to its responsibilities, so we will rise to ours.

Dominique de Villepin, a Gaullist rival to President Nicolas Sarkozy, said France had "lived up to its ideals" .

Cruise ships pride themselves on their abundance of good food, and the Spirit lived up to that claim.

Among rich countries, France has lived up to its name as a hotbed of militancy.

He got a job as a teller in a local bank, but was dismissed for he by no means lived up to his position.

The Winter Palace lived up to its name as women made their way through snowfall in St Petersburg, Russia.

The 2009 championship opener today lived up to its pre-season hype, with Jenson Button leading an eventful Brawn one-two at Albert Park.

Business has more than lived up to the first half of that promise.

I understood that life should be a source of experience to be lived up to, not.

So far, the United Nations has not lived up to the hopes the people of the world.

Switzerland lived up to its clean-living reputation, with just 10, 198 recorded cases of shop theft, the lowest in Europe.

As your organization has moved to exploit virtual technology, has your experience lived up to your expectations.

Unfortunately, Mr Obama has not lived up to the standards set by the other plans (see chart).

It has not lived up to many of his fans worry about the expectations.

I agree, ronaldo has tremendous talent but i he hasnt lived up to the hype, maybe too much pressure? ?

And consumers in other states where smart meters have been installed have complained the devices haven't lived up to their billing.

Next year, the companies are to undergo a more thorough review of whether they lived up to code of conduct's principles.

I don't know if I've lived up to my folk's expectation.

But make no mistake about it Yao Ming has lived up to his destiny and has lived up to his potential.

And it immediately swims away. So it has lived up to now though it is not strong at all.

Juve also won, though Diego may have been their only player who truly lived up to expectations.

His friends responded and he lived up to his promise.

In doing so, he not only lived up to the expectations of parents and live up to the national concern of his.

So it has lived up to now though it is not strong at all.

she lived up to her end of the bargain.

Leaders have lived up to promises to increase resources for the International Monetary Fund.

There was a little girl with large smooth cheeks and very thick glasses who lived up the street when I was in public school.

lived up to her end of the bargain.

The market lived up to the hopes of many analysts that it would have a fresh start in the new year after a horrific 2008.

Chelsea teenager Ben Sahar lived up to his exciting reputation after scoring twice for Israel in this week's 4-0 victory over Estonia.

Although enlisted men lived up to 12 to a hut, Gen. Washington had much more comfortable digs.

We've made our share of mistakes, and there are times when our actions around the world have not lived up to our best intentions.

The boy lived up to all his parents' expectations.

Indeed, in 2008, next-gen sequencing has largely lived up to its promise.

The first section examines the economics of commodity agreements and concludes that they have not lived up to expectations.

I was looking for some resources to homeschool my pre-schooler. This book lived up to my expectations.

That could be changed, if governments in both rich and poor countries lived up to their commitments.

Basketball and the NBA in particular is full of folk heroes and bigger than life characters that never lived up to their potential.

U. S. earnings largely lived up to the hype, but investors' attention was drawn elsewhere.

So that nagging feeling of not having lived up to our potential is most constructively interpreted as an implicit statement of value.

Last week Friday the 13th lived up to its frightful reputation.

They found that the mutant flies lived up to 30% longer than normal flies even on a standard diet.

As a first time visitors to the Maldives I'm happy to report that the trip COMPLETELY lived up to our expectations.

To be sure, the Silver Fangs lived up to their legends in the old days.

Only by that can we say that Peking University has lived up to the democratic ideal it championed a century ago.

High school star. Never quite lived up to your potential. Sooner or later you all come back to the old school.

Janitor: High school star. Never quite lived up to your potential.

Airlines defend offsets, even while acknowledging that some projects have not lived up to their promises.

But Harris says the companies have not lived up to the spirit of the agreement.

It lives up to its name. 2. He lived up to my expectations.

Why don't we grasp the opportunity, cherish life, fully lived up to the wonderful?

A feeling that we haven't quite lived up to our potential can come to haunt even the most accomplished among us.

Charles Maxwell lived up to his word.

His works lived up to his reputation.

Well, it seems that manufacturers have not lived up to their standard in this case.

He has lived up to the hopes of his father.

Methods: 176 patients lived up to WHO Diagnostic Criteria was be classified and treat.

Leave aside the obvious point that Mr. Sokol might not have lived up to Berkshire's high ethical standards.

"Ernst lived up ahead, " she said.

The old man kept exercising all his life and he lived up to 95 .

It is shocking to realize just how few of them lived up to expectations.

If our expectations can be lived up to can be seen right away when we look at the benchmarks.

He has lived up to that legend in my eyes.

The Dutch made the championship match in 1974 and '78, lost both, and rarely have lived up to their talent in other World Cups.

lived up to their parents' ideals.

This week, he lived up once again to his tough reputation.

They have truly lived up to their pledge.

At first he lived up above entirely, reading a good deal.

Have you Lived up to "Internal Inspiration" ?

The lord lived up thy continent and smile upon you.

Some Western banks operating in developing countries have lived up to their reputation as unreliable partners.

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That lived up in my block

for city girls who lived up the stair

For my everything I lived up

In the end we'll lived up holding hands