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The size of the alleged Bernard Madoff scam, if it lives up to its initial $50bn billing, is astounding, yet unsurprising.

Sometimes people will tell you to smile; but the smile I give has got to be a real smile that lives up to its advertising.

If the mat lives up to its promise, you may even save some money in the long run.

It is in our collective interest to ensure that the Internet lives up to its potential as a revolutionary connective medium.

So after a year and a half on the job, have I found that being an agony aunt lives up to my dream?

Let us hope that from his first acts as President he accepts and lives up to this beautiful responsibility.

As a gift or special indulgence, Belgian chocolate is one product which lives up to its reputation for quality.

I'm so tired of these tedious speeches and words and praises and promises that no one, including the target audience, ever lives up to.

First, coffee is a specialist commodity that lives up to its reputation as a non-correlated asset.

Granted, religion is all about forging the perfect man, or at least ensuring that, as far as possible, he lives up to divine expectations.

Whether or not he lives up to his legend is beside the point. Are you with me?

Simple lives up to its by name using annotations to enable the serialization or deserialization process.

Yangzhou didn't let me disappointed; it lives up to her famous reputation.

Thailand, the "Land of Smiles" , really lives up to its name.

At least now we've done something that lives up to my big mouth.

Bulgaria's Ataka lives up to its name with verbal onslaughts against the country's Turks, and has taken 10% of the vote since 2005.

They're after something far more ambitious: a China that lives up to their sense of national greatness.

it also knows that no more bailout money will come its way unless it lives up to its promises and reduces its budget deficit to 7. 6%.

Consumers must then decide whether a product lives up to its green reputation.

Beijing's "underground city" dates back to China's 1969 border war with the Soviet Union and it more than lives up to its name.

Israel lives up to its reputation as the Start-up nation.

Prince Harry lives up to his reputation as a royal wild child.

Her songs are used as accompaniment with brilliant scenes in NBA. Canadian queen lives up to her reputation!

What we want is to love and know we are loved and to imagine a world that lives up to the purity of that feeling.

Yes, the Siberian tiger lives up to his billing as the world's sexiest baritone.

BYD fully lives up to its name, which stands for Build Your Dreams.

Chengdu, town of happiness, lives up to its name.

This slim volume more than lives up to its title.

Bank of America, in contrast, lives up to its name.

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

The modern US Congress certainly lives up to their hopes and then some, and rarely more so than on the carbon question.

If the product is good and lives up to expectations, consumers will be satisfied and buy again.

Marrakesh has many names- the Red City, Pearl of the south, the Heartbeat of Morocco- and lives up to them all.

However, there are very few games that have a control interface that lives up to this atmosphere.

The teacher who cares for every student, help them to grow up and enjoy the happiness of growth with them together lives up to good faith.

The people of Syria deserve a government that respects their dignity, protects their rights, and lives up to their aspirations.

I have every confidence in our chef. Just give us another chance, and you will find this restaurant really lives up to its name.

We have a high regard for Prof. Joseph because he always lives up to his principles.

China in Ten Words, I'm happy to report, lives up to expectations.

THE legend is that Brazil never lives up to its vast potential.

It lives up to the age of 70.

So far this year, Egypt's shoot-to-kill policy has claimed at least 21 lives, up from 19 for all of 2009.

She lives up to her husband.

He lives up in the lake district.

Korean and china are the most likely finalists , as long as china lives up and beat indian, and korean plays to form.

He has a theory, and lives up to it.

She hangs around with a boy who lives up the street.

Highmore lives up to Depp's expectations and let more and more people know him, this little, pure and cute English boy.

Born May 16, 1986, Megan Denise Fox lives up to her name. She is a FOX.

The real issue is why users put so much oftheir own lives up on the site.

Who knows what lives up there! And once I get there. . .

"He lives up at Hirsch's rooming-house, " George said to Nick.

Who knows what lives up there.

He lives up two pairs of stairs.

It's what led firefighters and police officers in the prime of their lives up the stairs of those burning towers;