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Earth hopes that this information gives each initiate an adequate idea of the energetic changes leading to Bodhisattva level evolution.

Environment continued to deteriorate, leading to the frequent occurrence of unexpected environmental events.

At the on-ramp to the expressway leading to the city center was a burnt-out tank, with people crawling in and out of its turret hatch.

He tossed his walking-stick into the air which turned into a bridge leading to the sky.

Drastic jolting during lower gear acceleration is no longer present as well, leading to a stress-free, smooth driving experience.

On a road leading to the shore of the East Sea was an old, out-of-use well.

One of the primary ideas behind IBM's Smarter Planet concept is a web of sensors all over the planet, leading to a data explosion.

The animal fled the scene and police found a blood trail leading to its living quarters inside the house, where he died.

Relationships tend to be impersonal and a pronounced division of labor exists, leading to the establishment of many specialized professions.

It's likely that your rut will be replaced with a well-paved path leading to better health and a stronger sense of well-being.

As this restoration type consists of double crowns, overcontouring is often inevitable, leading to an esthetically unpleasant appearance.

Local residents feel abandoned by the party, leading to declining membership in election support groups, he said.

It had been a rainy day and the steps leading to the car park were wetter than I realised.

Passing the back verandah where I normally have all meals, I noticed that I had not closed the door from the bathroom leading to my room.

Did Anita Mui kill him by dying so young and so tragically just a few months prior leading to the heart overload?

a tunnel horizontal to the surface leading to a mine is called an adit.

An increase in joblessness, leading to higher benefit payments, is not the cause: the unemployment rate is lower than it was a year ago.

In the afternoon, when Lisa and I were about to leave, we passed by the path leading to Li Hua's office.

Several officials said the White House as well as leaders in both parties had been involved in discussions leading to his move.

It has no intention into my space, but it is always a passing, can not find the road leading to my heart, just as many others.

We have shown that just a few segments can substantially modify the gain spectrum, leading to higher gain, and larger bandwidth.

FDA inspectors found that some of its quality-control data had been falsified, leading to one of largest drug recalls in FDA history.

One will use ladle to have shoveled three days and three nights only the road shoveling out a bar leading to the external world an ant.

It is being realized that events are leading to massive changes, that are necessary to bring you to the next stage of your evolution.

One person might be driven to chronic depression, or to alcoholism, another to suicide, another to drug use leading to chronic hepatitis.

It is all too easy to try to do something about it. Surviving the attempt can seem like yet another failure, leading to more despair.

There had been, long before Marx, doctrines teaching the total war leading to the radical extinction or enslavement of the defeated.

He went into the house and came with some bread, broke it up, and made a bread crumb trail leading to the barn.

Wait a minute. I forgot to tell you something. The door leading to his throne is guarded by five monsters .

It's magic to see a noble tumble humbly leading to a cheap spectacles of the poor uncles of farmers.

It supported the Chair's proposal and looked at it as a good basis for discussions, leading to achievement of results.

"Any solution has got to be leading to long-term viability, " he said.

Users can be all over the world, leading to an implicit assumption that the application must be highly available.

Thousands of factories have closed as global demand for Chinese exports has continued to wane, leading to protests at rising unemployment.

This affects the flow of water and certain salts in and out of the body's cells, leading to the production of abnormally thick mucus.

Russia once formulated an oil development strategy up to 2020, in which it explicitly decided to construct an oil pipeline leading to China.

As the human population increased, large parts of the island were cultivated, leading to a severe reduction of their natural habitat.

He was escorted from his airplane by two soldiers, who gunned him down on a side stairway leading to the tarmac.

But China might have to act faster in the event we do get a full-blown dollar crisis leading to much higher interest rates in the U.

When a woman with a chest circumference of 32 inches buys a 36-inch bra, the band often rides up in back, leading to sagging in front.

Salty food because of high sodium content, easy to combine with the calcium out of the body, leading to calcium loss.

In a more pessimistic scenario, the drachma might have fallen in lurches leading to a series of so-called crises.

Thankfully, dams constructed in the last decade on the Kazakh side seem to be leading to a partial recovery.

When the gel is then cleaned off, the surface is quickly dried, leading to the demise of the bacterial assistants.

While they travel across the channel, they block protons from flowing, leading to a brief disruption in current known as the Coulter effect.

However, your fortresses and baronies can also be taken over by the enemy, leading to changes all the way up the political ladder.

He's hurt himself with the chain saw, she thought, as she shuffled to the front of the house toward the path leading to the cemetery.

The large-amplitude roll leading to capsizing is one of the dangers of the ship working in the sea.

What if the dog knew there was a mine but simply didn't bother to let the handler know, leading to a tragedy later?

Due to such a dance, humans became increasingly malnourished in this time period leading to a fall in consciousness and into depression.

"Come, " he said, as he ascended the stairs leading to his wife's room, "nothing is changed here. "

Sergey was a milestone in Birmingham city, marks an industrialized city into a service for the leading to the industrialized city.

The hidden nature of the network, leading to unethical behavior and adolescent increase in illegal and criminal activities.

Rescue workers said the narrow road near the building collapsed, leading to large-scale lifting equipment can not be brought into the scene.

If I don't disable the controls, the user might try to save or navigate away from an unfinished record, leading to an exception.

Venous thromboembolism is now understood to be a complex interaction of genetic and environmental factors leading to thrombosis.

Chinese Arbitration Law has no clear attitudes to this issue, leading to completely different views among Chinese scholars.

Any uncertainty in the initial state of a chaotic system will soon be amplified, leading to a loss of predictive power over the system.

The only way out for civilians was a 260-mile road cutting across the desert and leading to Tobruq and the Egyptian border.

The cores of these stars collapse, leading to a violent supernova explosion where the outer layers of the star are expelled into space.

I used to write the long night with depressive words , but I could only realize that sat at leisure leading to worry.

In the afternoon of the next day the army advanced along the tree-lined streets leading to the red shirts' encampment on a canal bridge.

It is not at all unusual for the period leading to the end times to be chaotic, but as the old drops away so a new pathway emerges.

At the foot of the outdoor stairs leading to the garage attic, it reared, hissing and showing its teeth and waving its forelegs at me.

All this is at least leading to some accidental reforms as policy makers try to vent monetary pressures.

By evening, authorities reported that they had cleared major roads leading to the county and that power was back in some parts of the area.

There was a profound defect in interactions of parental chromosomes, a process known as synapsis , leading to death of germ cells.

It decided to lift its spirits with a relaxing beach trip, leading to its discovery.

The danger is of a "second-round effect" , as the crisis in finance affects the economy, leading to further problems in finance.

That said, there's no doubt their 1962 experiment was extremely influential, leading to a range of further studies and findings.

The deficiency results in problems in metabolizing alcohol, leading to an accumulation in the body of a toxin called acetaldehyde.

It prevents those still living from having to cross the stage in the dark, injuring themselves and leading to new ghosts for the theater.

He says he told them he was no longer willing to sign off on such work, leading to arguments between Bentu and his managers.

In fact, the corner of our room had a secret door leading to a small staircase which would allow someone to escape the Inn if necessary.

The Vesak festival is in memory of the birthday of Buddha, who had found out a way, with perfect wisdom and light, leading to liberation.

Often death is portrayed as a state of transition leading to a state of peaceful and eternal afterlife.

All this all leads to a much poorer experience in gameplay, leading to less customers, and less profit for gaming companies.

Leading : To ascend a climb from the bottom up , placing protection (or clipping protection ) as you go .

Bush's broken promise was one of several important factors leading to Bush's defeat.

Lymphedema is a medical condition that causes abnormal swelling of the bottom limbs, eventually leading to crippling deformity.

In ancient Rome and in Britain until the 19th C, lead pipes were used for household water, leading to a slow poisoning of the population.

Coronary atherosclerotic heart disease (also called coronary artery disease ) is one of the main causes leading to death in most countries.

Any or all of these factors might be leading to your insomnia by disrupting your body's natural rhythm.

Instead, drug-induced hepatitis is likely to develop within a week, leading to loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, fever and abdominal pain.

It could be concluded that the apple fruit with high nitrogen content, leading to hitter pit was an important factor for disease.

During 2009, tensions again rose over the border issue, leading to sporadic clashes that continued for the next two years.

The stability of object types is one bottleneck in BP, leading to its robustness less than naive Bayesian network.

The film, as a result of increased greenhouse effect leading to global sea surface, the entire northern hemisphere ice was all.

As the tumor had grown, it had compressed the nerves leading to Julian's anus and legs, causing itching and pain.

The plan must be modified when this monitoring suggests that it is no longer leading to the desired objective.

The direct reason leading to abortion was that the tapetum disintegrated prematurely.

"We know from our recent work that increases in stress result in deformities, leading to poorer survival of fish larvae, " he said.

As if to amplify Hooper's complaint, a pedestrian bridge leading to Nehru stadium collapsed that same day.

the children who bully others for a long time will gradually develop aggressive personality , even leading to commit his crime later.

Leading to this Agreement due to force majeure is unable to perform, the two sides shall not bear responsibility for breach of contract.

Mutual beneficial cooperation on an equal footing is the only right way leading to long-term peace, stability and prosperity in the region.

The method potentially allows more cells to be obtained, leading to a more reliable diagnosis of the embryo.

A set of equations was drawn up that represented the interactions of these different factors in mathematical form, leading to. . . Ding!

One was that the change in social attitude which was the strong desire of seizing power leading to the turbulent political life.

I am strong enough to fury : land owner , the meeting started fast, leading to a lot, you have to see what .

They're not stupid enough to leave us footprints leading to their crops.

So Start rejects 90 per cent of those who apply for its three-year programme leading to the Abitur, the German equivalent of A-levels.

The Church is laid out in the typical Roman basilica design, with three aisles leading to a semicircular apse containing the altar.

The bride and groom cooked porridge at their wedding, leading to the popular expression "you won't cook porridge with him or her. "

The skin may become red and hot as blood vessels dilate in an attempt to increase heat dissipation, sometimes leading to swollen lips.

thought Nikolay; and running out into the porch he went round the corner of the house along the path leading to the back door.

French fries, sort of deep-fried food is the culprit leading to cardiovascular disease.

Pollution is leading to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths a year.

Thirty-eight countries have now signed up to the OECD's 1997 anti-corruption convention, leading to a spate of cross-border prosecutions.

That rise wasn't enough to cover costs for coal used to generate electricity, leading to mounting losses for utilities.

How do you think the causes of leading to your unmet expectations of the company?

Only then, the richness of these revivified cultures will interact with modern Western cultures leading to a genuinely global new era.

Rising unemployment and declining profits further depress demand, leading to a feedback loop with a very unhappy ending.

Much of this money flowed back to developed countries in the form of cheap credit, leading to excessive risk-taking.

The river Seine was crossed by a ship bridge leading to an altar where oaths were to be sworn.

By fitting so close to the foot, the result is instant reaction leading to better agility and a more powerful push off.

Far from leading to a reduction in restrictions by other countries, this kind of retaliatory action simply leads to further restrictions.

These incidents changed the balance of opinions within the company, leading to this week's decision.

Of the various trails leading to the summit, the Subashiri is generally one of the least crowded.

Xinhua News Agency reporters in Dushanbe on the street to see, leading to reduced visibility due to dust storms, are slow moving car.

The resolution tries to set out a series of steps leading to a permanent cease-fire and long-term solution.

The MR imaging appearance of this atypical syringomyelia may help to understand the mechanism leading to the development of syringomyelia .

President Obama says the U. S. intelligence community had information leading to a possible terrorist strike on American targets.

The observations are first formulated in a set of rules, leading to a macroscopic growth lattice and to continuous growth boundaries.

Analysis of the earlier trial revealed that there was a leakage in the target missile leading to system failure.

Since the controversial paper was published, British parents abandoned the vaccine in droves, leading to a resurgence of measles.

Hypertension left ventricular hypertrophy ( LVH) is one of the major risk factors, leading to cardiovascular disease death.

Did his girlfriends kill him by breaking up with him and getting married to others leading to depression and loneliness?

The impact of these antipatterns can be significant, leading to delivery delays, poor performance, and lack of reuse.

"These policies are not leading to increases in the amount of currency in circulation, " he said.

The result is usually poor yeast cell growth leading to stuck and sluggish fermentations as well as negative sensory impact .

Room competition resulted from plant density was the main reason leading to deadwood, withered leaves, bark abscission, deflection crown.

The anger was the rage recorded in the biology for being violated in such a large manner leading to instant death.

Khartoum closed its border with its southern neighbor in March, cutting off trade and leading to a sharp rise in commodity prices.

And, of course, those sessions would not synchronize with each other, thus leading to complete pandemonium.

as a team leader, leading to five members of the contents of internship, interns are preparing contingency plans for one of the two.

The warming of the ocean surface is not the only factor leading to sea-level raise.

Human diet is the most likely to commit the fault of excessive eating, excessive eating is one of the reasons leading to obesity.

Eventually, the number of mutations can exceed the "error catastrophe threshold" , again leading to the extinction of a population.

Still, banking executives said they did not think the margin calls on their own were leading to the drop in stock prices.

As a result of selective excitation, heat will be generated in a homogenate leading to an increase of its temperature.

Leadership of a child if a child, it is only normal; Conversely, if a child leading to a child, it is not simple!

The company will be market-driven, relying on scientific and technological progress, leading to the international media enterprise.

The power of good continued though with Abraham Lincoln's objection to slavery leading to his Gettysburg Address in 1863.

Chairman APTMA said the textile industry is already facing financial crunch, leading to bankruptcies in the industry.

Also, gay men are more emotionally expressive, leading to a general 'tightness' and muscular activation throughout the entire face.

Natural disasters, like the earthquake and tsunami that pummeled Japan, often force refineries to shut down, leading to higher fuel prices.

First is the practical spirit of the People's Action Party and with its leading to establish an honest and take tactical polices.

A large number of Israeli troops are massed along the border, leading to speculation there may be a ground incursion into Gaza.

And the new technology is good news for mobile phones , TVs and cars as well, leading to a fundamental change in the way they use lighting .

The wardrobe was leading to a street, where Lucy looked around and found herself into a snow woods .

Pure carbon slide is the least worn to the lead in the operation, but for its own low strength leading to failure of the arc web.

Over the past decade, authorities stepped up monitoring and the enforcement of laws, leading to a significant drop in the rate of clearance.

WANG GAN CHANG fights for rising own "mushroom cloud" soon for breaking an imperialistic pit to break, leading to have "retired life" .

However, entry into adolescence, the long-established habits will be the perfect intensified, leading to obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Need to be reminded that there are still controversies between scientists that so far the reasons leading to the major disaster.

The goal of the peacemaker is to reach eventually a peace agreement, leading to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

of influenza germs and cedar pollen -- leading to runny noses, watery eyes and coughing.

The island was shaped like a dumbbell, with a low, narrow isthmus leading to two hilly points at the North and South ends.

Some are still concerned that the unwinding of imbalances might be disorderly, leading to swift exchange-rate moves.

For the pope and Christians around the world, it marks the start of a hectic week of events leading to Easter Sunday.

However, countries are increasingly relying on astronomical calculations and observatories, leading to a more uniform start time.

the heart region has been compromised due to nuclear energy and implosions leading to immune related diseases.

It also changed the wiring of the human brain, leading to a great shift from theological to ideological consciousness.

a form of bronchitis characterized by excess production of sputum leading to a chronic cough and obstruction of air flow.

Financial markets have a way of working themselves into a frenzy during rapid economic development, which ends up leading to disaster.

Over the past eighteen years, China has carried out an effective reform program, and found a road leading to prosperity.

This inner motivation can sometimes be very strong, leading to an almost tireless quest for more knowledge to feed this inner fire.

For visitors, these corridors are good travel guides leading to various views of the garden.

Control of continuous digesters should also be easier, leading to a more uniform product.

hegemonic architects have done much hegemonic construction, the construction in desperate speech back over, leading to the image confusion.

depression can further induce a variety of adverse changes in the body, leading to a vicious circle.

This paper presents the results of these research efforts leading to this conclusion and the implications on reservoir management.

Numerous other immunology discoveries followed, leading to a greater understanding of such things as allergies allergies and antibodies.

Ultimately, Jesus' claim to be Christ caused controversy and the religious trial leading to his execution.

Again, there would be bank runs in Europe as depositors fled weaker countries, leading to the reintroduction of capital controls.

At other times, we have failed to meet our basic responsibility to protect the public interest, leading to disastrous consequences.

Lengths of stay are shorter, and patients aren't always fully stabilized before they are discharged, leading to rehospitalization, she said.

Cadets complete four years of studies leading to a Bachelor of Science degree.

A contract agreement still could be weeks away, but this meeting would be the first step leading to that contract.

Manju? legends such flowers bloom in the road leading to the dark side.

The springback of plate after bending is one of main aspects leading to products' unqualified dimensions and shape in precise metal forming.

Good work habits can pay enormous dividends, leading to recommendations and contacts that you can use after you're out of school.

In this condition, a small amount of disk material ruptures and gets into one of the blood vessels leading to the spinal cord.

Inputs feeding into a process, leading to an output. What goes on inside the black box is worlds different, though.

The path leading to the front door should be curved, never straight.

If everything is so full of vigor, in front of me and a winding path leading to a secluded spot, I also don't know the path where it leads.

But a long time, leading to the outside of the narrow and rugged roads, the villagers can only be produced from vegetable sales.

But be getting a graveness with every passing day with natural being all cut off, the physical power leading to a modernist comes down.

From 508 to 502 BC, he began to develop a series of major reforms, leading to the formation of Athenian Democracy.

But far from leading to the prosecutions of those involved, its findings have been buried.

The singular risk to this view would be some further major illiquidity or foreign-currency events leading to a depressionary spiral.

Fail to leave those that are harmful and one's ascent will cease leading to death.

Conclusion: We need a philosophy of life, leading to a universal religion. Nobody to hate, nobody to be jealous of.

The early melting set the tone for the rest of the season, leading to more melting all the way into mid-September.

The proposal can be used to fabricate a higher-grade Guqin, capable of leading to better timbre effect.

The reasons leading to the liability in the law is not only the office and registered accountant, but environment and mechanism factors.

The original incarnations of BASIC, while easy to learn, were horribly unstructured, leading to the a rash of GOTO-laden "spaghetti-code" .

There was no alternative road leading to the remote town.

It is hugely impressive to see the enthusiasm and initiative of young people leading to more informed attitudes and sustainable lifestyles.

Extreme people even will fashion to pursue as the only life fun and life goals, leading to the distortion of the outlook on life and values.

It was beautifully located on a river - but with all the thai villas 5 meters from a very very busy main street leading to the airport.

We walked the distance before that year because there were no sidewalks along the side of the road leading to our home.

and time-space compression leading to a more severe situation of international competition in human capital accumulation.

It is also quite likely that different journals will appoint the same peer reviewers, leading to discovery of any additional submissions.

The reason leading to the online space reallocation failure must be found in a very timely fashion.

Of course, for the project to have acceptable risk, this must be done for each of the tasks, leading to almost doubling the duration.

And the General too is foretold the elements leading to his impending death.

Since the Western Han Dynasty in northern Shanxi Province is an important county is also leading to formation of Taiyuan, transport hub.

The AFDB fears that "a growth crisis" may be turning into a "development crisis" , leading to sharp increases in poverty and malnutrition.

Heavy work pressure, diet and lifestyle changes are an important factor leading to chronic diseases, human health a sense of urgency.

Factionalism at the top might grow out of control, perhaps even leading to deadlock or outright feuding.

A lack of air leads to an inability to nourish or detoxify adequately again leading to diseased parts of the form over time.

Banking systems in many countries collapse, leading to widespread chaos as people are unable to access their money or pay for anything.

The only valid knock on Kobe was his immaturity, feuding with his All-NBA teammate and coach leading to their departure.

The disorder phenomenon which mankind's depending on the earth and their destruction is leading to all over social attention.

Latvia is the most immediate concern, with a failed debt auction leading to worries of an imminent currency devaluation.

The packing axle seal of the melt urea pump leaked seriously, leading to many harmful effects, so we revamped the form of axle seal.

A porch or walkway with a roof supported by columns, often leading to the entrance of a building.

Wear clothing made of pure cotton! Synthetic fabrics easily burn and melt into the skin, leading to terrible scars.

Telecommuting also makes many employees feel isolated and out of touch, leading to decreased motivation and less, not more productivity.

The city has been under government siege for the last seven weeks, leading to a growing humanitarian crisis.

At least 19 people were killed and 342 injured when people panicked in a packed tunnel leading to the Love Parade techno music party.

For godly sorrow produces repentance leading to salvation, not to be regretted; but the sorrow of the world produces death.

The pessimistic focus on the negative cause resulting in a past event; the optimistic focus on the learned cause leading to a future event.

It was not the subplot--the "schoolmaster" leading to Christ, as Paul described--but the main thing.

Groovy also allows you to eliminate some parentheses around parameters, leading to fewer noise characters.

Most important, the GI Bill was one force leading to enormous social change. Settled views regarding sex, religion, and race were shaken up.

Some bacteria also secrete proteins that are toxic for the host, leading to mild effects such as diarrhea, or to fatal effects.

Every incoming student has heard rags-to-riches tales of that gilded certification leading to giant paychecks and even bigger bonuses.

Even it gives us facility on work and life but it still brings a great security risk, or even leading to a very serious consequence.

Third, new geographical locations are often accessed through the "strength of weak ties, " leading to geographic dispersion.

International competitions began with Anglo-French matches around 1900, leading to archery's appearance in the Olympic Games of that year.

At the time, anyone could invite their friends, leading to a massive amount of new users flocking to the site.

The six-day conflict in Iraq's second largest city could be a turning point leading to a stronger central government.

Hydrogen peroxide can be gastrointestinal corrosion, leading to ulcers; formalin may be carcinogenic.

Condensing osteitis of the clavicle is a rare, benign, usually painful condition leading to sclerosis of the medial end of the clavicle.

Every spring, melting snow in various parts of Kazakhstan, rainfall increases, often leading to flash floods, the formation of waterlogging.

The two foreign players can only play a combined five quarters per game, leading to bizarre substitution patterns.

This image has done wonders for the company, leading to better sales and continued expansion.

Walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods have sidewalks leading to nearby shops, restaurants or other destinations.

Smaller players are taking advantage of this void, leading to more fragmentation of the market, analysts said.

Dismounted soldiers often carry heavy combat loads that increase stress on the body, leading to injuries and exhaustion.

In this process, the main jet engine anti-abnormal, leading to "dawn" was not enough, and Venus pass slow, failed to enter orbit.

If the U. S. economy isn't expanding, the wealthy will invest elsewhere, reducing growth further, and leading to more capital flight.

It is also possible to cool a cylinder enough to actually embrittle the metal, potentially leading to a cylinder failure.

They drive across the plain by way of a crossroad leading to the highway.

The poisons created a slow genetic alteration in which the brain capacity declined leading to an increasing non-conscious state of being.

To compensate, they plan to install a submarine periscope at the top of the vertical steel ladder leading to the original access hatch.

This circumstance leading to pension treatment gap between the employees of enterprises and institutions, government agencies workers.