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The president might have expected a Congress led by his own party to support his policies.

In the early 1850's Virchow was led by the appearance of the tissue deposits of amyloid to suggest that it had a polysaccharide composition.

There is no doubt that the current international system is dominated by the West and led by the United States.

A group of Italian soldiers led by a captain were advancing slowly toward the position of the enemy.

A few continental supervisors, led by the Germans, believe a set of "voluntary" rules for the hedge funds would be better.

Camera pans across the desert. At the edge of a cliff we hear and see GIBSON PRAISE being led by a tall man in a gray T-shirt.

The only difference was that the charge was led by institutions instead of small depositors.

Mr Saleh is now backed by little more than the remnants of his ruling party and a trio of security agencies led by a son and two nephews.

I have been led by my efforts to understand China to see social interaction in terms of contractual relationships.

In their account, Smith's assertion was that purely selfish individuals are led by an invisible hand to produce the greatest good for all.

The army, led by Alawite officers but made up of a largely Sunni corps, has never been trusted by the regime.

This is usually conducted as an open discussion among the participants on the project, led by an independent facilitator.

Usher began his singing at the age of 6 in a church choir led by his mother.

A relief effort led by the U. S. and Pakistani governments would do much to convince Pakistanis to reject groups like the Taliban.

Once in a battle with the enemy, the team led by Napoleon encountered the tenacity of the resistance and suffered heavy losses.

It is in tarrying in the secret of God's presence that you receive grace to abide in Christ, and all the day to be led by His Spirit.

They base this conclusion on the discovery of a system destined for such a merger by a team led by of Princeton University.

Obama described the group, to be led by former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker as "additional eyes and ears" .

Galloping growth in Asia, led by China, was one of the key reasons why global oil prices started shooting up in 2004.

To paraphrase a comment about the British government's management of the British Army in World War I, lions seem to be led by donkeys.

Though authority is a stubborn bear, yet it is often led by the nose with gold.

Until recently, a move led by Mr Nakagawa and Mr Shiozaki looked as if it might derail passage of the next fiscal year's budget.

I was really led by her and how much she was able to handle, in the same way as I did with Father Christmas and the tooth fairy.

Stumble across her from the moment I heard it and she led together, and never led by the department did not take her with fantastic.

The admiral said he had not been a party to discussions with China about North Korea, which had been led by Mrs Clinton.

Class matters less: the fact that the Tories are gaining popularity led by an Old Etonian is, strangely, a sign of progress.

That exercise, led by Treasury demands for spending cuts, was something of a shambles.

A group of bizarre, melancholy weirdos stand in his way, once again led by a clone of pre-Solid Metal Gear villain, Big Boss.

The group of mostly retired Chinese is led by an elderly gentleman who mixes strict punctuality with a certain eastern mysticism.

He gave no details of the committee's remit or composition, beyond saying that it would be led by "a distinguished non-employee" .

Three senior judges, led by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, warned Fraill she could be jailed for up to two years.

The follow-up to the president's speech will have to be led by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Specifically, Gates said he would suggest Japan buy F-35s, developed by an international consortium led by Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT).

He said the mission in Iraq is changing from a military effort led by troops to a civilian effort led by diplomats.

In his first few years, he made trades for Charles Barkley and Scottie Pippen to give a team led by Hakeem Olajuwon even more experience.

The drop in rates was led by a build up in capacity among the various vessel class sizes, especially for Capesize vessels.

Stevenson and other Democrats, led by DNC Chairman Stephen Mitchell, zeroed in on me with a barrage of attacks.

The British members, led by Lord Shawcross, would like the system to have enough legal teeth to make companies behave themselves.

The statement broke little new ground in the long-running dispute between the North and countries, led by the U. S.

And when I could not see for the glory of that light, being led by the hand of them that were with me, I came into Damascus.

Down the road came a company of men, led by one who carried a light before him as he ran.

There is a strong sense that the west, led by the US, is trying to keep China down and stop it from taking its rightful place in the world.

We determined to slam the door the two this marriage certificate, decided to west, led by Irish certificate of Chinese marriage had.

An international research team led by Dundee University said it had made a "significant breakthrough" in understanding the disease.

At the start of this year a surging recovery, led by Germany, was one reason to think that the euro zone could withstand the debt crisis.

This castle was partially destroyed soon after in an ambush led by farmer William Bunnock, but it was restored at least by 1334.

The country is under growing pressure from its international trading partners, led by the US, Europe and Japan, to let the renminbi rise.

The majority of the meetings will be held at the State Department and will be led by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, he said.

What had been expected to be a difficult sale of US government debt instead attracted record demand, led by foreign investors.

He described North Korea as a "very dangerous country" led by an unpredictable leader who had once again managed to destabilize the region.

And as I could not see because of the glory of that light, I was led by the hand by those who were with me and came into Damascus.

A year later, this was deposed in a coup led by George Speight, a hardline Fijian nationalist.

It was to be a training ground for a new generation of Dark Jedi, led by Brakiss.

The jury is still out on exploratory projects, mainly led by Fortescue, in Western Australia.

Back in the day of the investigation led by Ferdinand Pecora into the causes of the Great Crash, there were few other media distractions.

Critics of EU membership, led by the Independence Party, will find it easy to stir opposition.

Mr Buckley said the growth of the US economy would be led by emerging markets.

Led by craving men run this way and that like an ensnared hare. Therefore let the bhikkhu, who wishes his detachment, discard craving.

Growth over the next few years is expected to be led by inverter-based systems and solar powered air conditioners.

Two years after his homecoming, nationalist army officers led by Gamal Abdel Nasser seized power, overthrowing the British-backed monarchy.

The delegation, led by the party's Secretary General Philip Cordery, came to China for a week-long visit.

Tom skirted the block, and came round into a muddy alley that led by the back of his aunt's cow - stable.

Regulators, led by the Fed, are trying to translate the law into detailed rules.

There is no doubt that the second half of the twentieth century rural China, is led by Yan LiankeHeartaround the place again.

Last August Philips announced that it was selling a majority holding of its semiconductor business to a private-equity buy-out led by KKR.

More extraordinary was that the call to action was led by France and Britain and invited by the Arab League.

This committee once led by Richard - Perle, he was one approved started Iraq to fight the new conservative faction public figures.

Regardless of the strong civic challenge led by the impassioned 28-year-old Field, Edison did not immediately change his plans.

And whereas I did not see for the brightness of that light, being led by the hand by my companions, I came to Damascus.

The first is expected to be a consortium led by Spain's Repsol, the only firm with experience in deep Cuban waters.

"It became obvious that to manage a $3bn plus brand it had to be led by one voice. "

Yet the Japanese, led by an inspired general, dug themselves in on Iwo Jima, a bleak, volcanic island far from Tokyo.

They were led by two local guys -- Omar Gonzalez -- give it up - and A. J. DeLaGarza who won a national championship at Maryland.

On Sunday, rival carmaker Chrysler won court approval for the sale of the bulk of its assets to a group led by the Italian carmaker Fiat.

These were developed in a year-long process led by state governors and chief state school officers.

Fortunately, a brave soldier, led by the elite troops, launched Return of the Jedi in preparation for the eradication of these bio-terror.

The first is expected to be a consortium led by Spain's Repsol, the only firm with experience in Cuban waters.

"Some of the foreign central banks, led by the ECB, have been more hawkish than they needed to be, " King said.

From the outset, ministers, led by top exporter Saudi Arabia, said high oil prices of above $71 a barrel meant there was no need for action.

The administration, led by one of a handful of Mandarin-speaking premiers outside Beijing, is instinctively pro-China.

In Congress, some Republican lawmakers led by Senator Jon Kyl, of Arizona, have been vocal opponents of the company.

A party led by a former ally, and now rival, appeared to have won the mayoral election in La Paz.

His title now is minister mentor, a powerful presence within the current government led by his son, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

It was launched by a Shiite-dominated government out to break the local control of militias led by Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.

A separatist movement, led by the charismatic Count Dooku, began splitting the Republic, and it was all the Jedi could do to maintain order.

The rest of the region, led by Brazil, says that this would legitimise a coup.

Its government, a coalition led by the Pakistan People's Party, has dealt with the floods like the corrupt and slothful creature that it is.

The museum showcases years of struggle of the CPC led by Mao Zedong through its hundreds of revolutionary relics, documents and photos.

Supposedly the sell swords who had landed in the south were being led by one of his own blood.

Its appeal in rural areas is weak. And a smaller faction of it, led by Arthur Mutambara, has now endorsed Mr Makoni.

Its appeal in rural areas is weak. And a smaller faction of it, led by Arthur Mutambara, has now endorsed Mr Makoni.

They're increasingly less willing to be led by the organizations they work for and are more likely to voice dissent.

Contrary to the American view of state as a necessary evil, China's transformation has been led by an enlightened developmental state.

At this time, primitive man in the clan, led by community leaders in the struggle with nature began to become masters of nature.

By 1924, it was considered effective enough to be used in outfitting an Arctic expedition led by Sir John Franklin.

He watched as his mother, father and brother were handed over to forces led by General Ratko Mladic.

She was led by the arm to a small room at the far end of the corridor.

Jackson's family members and dozens of friends, led by his parents, Joe and Katherine , were seen entering a building at the cemetery.

Yet dramatic change came anyway, led by a younger clique of samurai with a vision of a modern, industrial Japan.

Led by Britain, which had seen the steepest fall of the big property markets (see chart 5), values are rising again.

The technique developed by an Oxford University research team led by chemist John Foord generates hydrogen locally at low temperatures.

Led by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), it aimed to test how the financial sector would cope with a drawn-out emergency.

Bailit is part of an effort led by Iams and Donovan to reduce the number of scheduled deliveries before 39 weeks across the state of Ohio.

Health reform is one of the big projects of Germany's coalition government, led by Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU).

Ecology Business District is called EBD for short, which, led by modem industry and business, contains both the humanism and environment.

Unlike the last three elections, in which Labour led by Tony Blair sauntered home, this time the outcome is uncertain.

In April, the directors gathered the students for a week of group therapy, led by Ms. Craft, a psychologist.

Conservatives, including non-believers, also consider a church led by Pope Benedict to be a stout bulwark against Islamic fundamentalism.

The only bidders left in the contest are the consortium led by Air One and another that includes Aeroflot, Russia's state-owned carrier.

The Children ministry is currently led by brother Mason Hsu, sister Jean Liao and sister Emily Tien.

U. S. forces led by Gen. Andrew Jackson defeated the British in the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812.

European stocks retreated for a second day, led by a selloff in commodity producers, after China moved to cool its overheating economy.

TWO weeks ago News Corporation was a corporate giant led by a legend and on the verge of the biggest deal in its history.

The doughty protesters who turned out in Algiers were led by a coalition of political parties and civil-society groups.

It is led by Yukio Hatoyama, a mild-mannered career politician likely to be the next prime minister.

But on the whole, beginning in the 1980s, some of constitution's liberal elements began to come to life, largely led by Egypt's judiciary.

A government panel led by Abhijit Sen, an economist from the Planning Commission, will examine these claims over the next two months.

Even China has now started to see an outright contraction in shipments, led by steel, electronics and textiles.

The relative adhesion population were different led by the different of lectins on the surface of bacteria.

A team at CERN, led by Jasper Kirkby, therefore decided to recreate both the solar cycle and the atmosphere in a lab.

Before Bernstein, all the great orchestras in Europe, as well as America, were led by someone from Europe or Asia.

Michael and Lincoln, trapped in the hotel, make a run for it once spotted by the local police, led by Captain Hutchinson.

It would include the leaders of the seventeen euro countries and would be led by the European Union president.

Evidence that China's forays abroad have been led by companies, and not orchestrated by an all-knowing state, is plentiful.

The team, led by scientists at the IRD Research Centre in Montpellier, France, hope their findings will be used to help prevent malaria.

Just as we have felt personally, Hilton Shanghai, led by Mr. Hutchinson, is offering an exquisite humanitarian care to all customers.

Tributes, led by President Barack Obama, began pouring in within minutes of the company confirming Jobs's death.

Results Under the intervention led by pharmacists, the total level of rational administration was enhanced, and a positive effect was found.

The others are the executive branch, led by the White House, and the judicial branch, headed by the Supreme Court.

in particular during the period following the rebellion led by An Lushan, he wrote many popular poems.

One was the Supernova Cosmology Project, led by Saul Perlmutter of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, in California.

Kisan Gunjal also said the investigation led by the World Food Programme, focusing on North Korea's food security survey.

Of the major regions, only Europe, led by the European Central Bank, has resisted joining the stimulus party so far.

The processing of the reception services to assist in the management of good leadership, led by the unanimous praise and recognition.

Led by the aircraft carrier U. S. aircraft carrier battle groups known as "the first aircraft carrier battle groups. "

It is possible to connect with him, if a man finds a way to Him, since then he is led by Him, which is beautiful and harmonious.

Monetarism, led by Milton Friedman, which holds that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.

A British diplomat says sourly: "The delegation to Tripoli led by Jacob Zuma looked like a state visit from Tyrants Inc. "

The vote was the first major test of the coalition government, led by the Conservative Party and Mr. Cameron, since it took office in May.

But a group of medical economists led by Kevin Schulman, of Duke University in North Carolina, doubts the feasibility of this goal.

The Islamist party, Refah, led by Necmetin Erbakan came into power in June 1996, which aroused considerable concern in the United States.

Labor, led by Julia Gillard, is still expected to squeak through, helped by the second-preference votes of the Green Party's supporters.

Led by Sirajuddin Haqqani, the son of a elderly jihadist warlord, it has been accused of numerous attacks on western civilians and soldiers.

Monetarism, led by Milton Friedman, holds that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.

For Democrats, the last government shutdowns - led by congressional Republicans during the Clinton years - worked out quite well.

We have commissioned a full external investigation being led by an independent paediatric doctor.

That's part of the military operation that's been firing missiles and running air strikes. It's been led by the U.

Then in the iron and steel, finance, led by heavy weights higher after concussion, had a strong index.

During the Anti-Japanese War , the Jin-ChaJi border area led by the CPC took a set of flexible and diverse, well-established methods.

The canuts occupied the city of Lyon, and would not relinquish it until a bloody repression by the army, led by Marshal Soult.

Allow yourselves to be led by your intuition, and I assure you that it will serve you well.

DA: We are a Japanese team led by an ex-Japanese Formula One driver, with Japanese sponsors and Japanese Drivers.

The figures showed that the German recovery was led by increases in private and public consumption alongside construction.

These changes must be incorporated on a global scale, von Braun says, possibly led by the UN and major groups of developing country players.

Some of these even survive in the highly acidic environment of the Richmond Mine, or as a team led by Maija K.

After a lot of talk, Ireland's bail-out package, led by the European Union, did not impose losses on creditors.

The plague of locusts is usually led by the gregarious locusts.

The latest research, by an international team led by experts at King's College London (KCL), offers hope to millions.

A team led by Francesca Gino devised a clever study to test some of these explanations for unethical behavior by groups.

The Holy Spirit dwells inside of us because God wants us to be individually led by HIs Spirit.

He said it should meet twice yearly and be led by European President Herman Van Rompuy.

led by the Lord of Raymond Ma Ga lance British missions in the name of mission to the Qing Dynasty Qianlong emperor birthday.

He was gradually walking out of the turbulence led by the compass in his heart.

So he consulted with a feng shui study group, made up of McDonald's operators and officials and led by a feng shui master.

Led by a loose end request the ZaoZhuang into the city, and was WangYaMing wash railway administration of the opposition.

This was a crucial event in the evolution of a Catholic church led by native Chinese.

The company is also working with Millennium Villages, an anti-poverty project led by Jeffrey Sachs, an economist at Columbia University.

Not coincidentally, perhaps, Utah is home to an online retailer led by Patrick Byrne, one of the most vocal critics of short selling.

That deal involved a team of 45 Barclays staff, led by Stephen King, head of principal mortgage trading, leaving the bank.

When Baby Jesus disappeared again the next Christmas, sheriff's deputies were led by the signal to the thief's apartment.

Another woman told us that she had learned about the seminar after being led by the Holy Spirit.

One was the influence of the European modernist movement, led by Bauhaus architects in Germany and Le Corbusier in France.

Russian government delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov visited one of the disputed islands Sunday.

While still in her teens, she went on tour with an orchestra led by jazz bandleader Noble Sissle.

Under the previous government, led by the late president's twin brother Jaroslaw, Poland was turning into a laughing-stock.

That was the question which a team of researchers led by Jim Stevenson of the University of Southampton, in Britain, set out to answer.

The research team, led by Prof. Peter Kazansky, has created what are known as monolithic glass space-variant polarization converters.

Some of these detachments considered themselves Bolshevik, and were often led by workers.

Artist's concept of an aircraft that could enter service in 2025 from the team led by The Boeing Company.

The very best Libyan tanks - the T72s are likely to be with the elite 32nd Brigade led by one of Colonel Gaddafi's sons.

It was the emerging markets, led by China, that set the pace of the rebound rally after the worst of the crisis.

They built villages. They grew many things. They created a strong political system, led by powerful chiefs like Powhatan.

There are two main ways a renewed growth surge could happen: one led by the U. S. , another more desirable one led by the rest of the world.

It had been led by Caspian and had come back late and weary.

The decline was broad-based, led by basic materials, bank and industrial shares. More S. & P. sectors were down at least 2 percent.

In an 8-month plan enacted by the president, and led by CIA director Leon Panetta and American special forces, Osama was shot several times.

Meanwhile NLD members led by veteran official Win Tin recently toured Burma reminding people of their legal right to avoid voting.

The governing coalition increased its tally of seats over the main opposition coalition led by the Bharatiya Janata Party.

And an independent manifesto from the Kenya-based ATPS emphasises the need for African efforts to be owned and led by Africans.

As a result, she can only like a lamb, which he led by the nose.

Earlier in the day, the rebel units had been stalled at the headquarters of the well-armed Khamis Brigade, led by Col.

During the meeting, Premier Wen expressed his appreciations for the work that has been undertaken by Task Forces led by Mr. Prescott.

Both are both based in Washington. The World Bank has traditionally been led by an American and the IMF by a European.

The plan would be undertaken within the EU framework but led by Germany, one of the people said.

She warned me that I could not trust my new found associates, the left-wing trade unionists led by Lim Chin Siong.

Similarly, the Rakhine National Development Party secretary said its main rival would be the USDP led by current Prime Minister Thein Sein.

French state [is] led by hoodlums and killers. We are going to break the wall of silence.

MGM soon dominated the golden age of film, for much of that time led by Louis B. Mayer.

But holdovers from the old regime, led by his son, who commands the republican guard, may fight on.

The U. S. , which has had seven domestic coaches in its eight previous World Cups, is led by American Bob Bradley.

The planners, led by Microsoft veteran Dean Hachamovitch, came up with a concept for preventing consumer tracking.

Opponents of Greek default, led by Europe's central bankers, warned of the German debt exchange plan's drawbacks.

led by a bunch of rain drops turned into a mascot, I carry a hometown family our best wishes.

The British initiative, led by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world wide web, reflects his belief that any data can be useful.

The females form stable families led by a matriarch with her children and female relatives.

The European countries led by Italy, has been successively out of the Middle Ages, humanism has been illuminated European glory.

In Europe, new plants are likely to be built and run by large energy suppliers, led by EDF, Eon and RWE.

The team, led by Michael Weightman, chief nuclear inspector of Britain, includes experts from the U. S. , China, Russia and South Korea.

His company is poised to be at the forefront of this movement, raising a new $70 million investment led by Goldman Sachs Group.

regular treatment and video viewing followed by participation in a session discussion led by a trained doctor (discussion group).

Later on, led by Mr LEE, I visited the company's production workshop in the Peerage of England, detect quality rooms.

And unlike those peers, who are now led by unelected technocrats, it has chosen its own captain to guide it through the storm.

The top opposition party, the BJP, is saying the government, led by Prime Minister Singh, is no longer fit to stay in power.

Led by China and America, support for green tech is rapidly becoming one of the biggest industrial-policy efforts ever.

Every morning there is a special course on Inner Healing led by Rev Kok and his wife.

One would be some kind of international counterattack, led by unthinking or malevolent Western politicians.

A second wellspring of anti-Chiang sentiment was the unhappy American attempt, led by General George C.

The group is led by Rebiya Kadeer, a Uighur businesswoman who spent years in a Chinese jail and now lives in the United States.

Pray for expatriate Believers to be bold in their witness and share the Gospel as they are led by the Holy Spirit.

For this assignment, they were led by Boba Fett, a mercenary hired by Darth Vader for his intimate knowledge of the cloning environments.

just hate to be led by the nose all the time and told to do things exactly the way he wants me to.

So a team led by SETI Institute astronomer Laurance Doyle decided to take a closer look.

The U. S. delegation is led by Assistant Secretary of State James Kelly, while Pyongyang's is headed by Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan.

Led by China and India, Asia excites most attention among the respondents, both as a revenue opportunity and as a sourcing location.

Georgia was founded in 1732 by a group led by the British philanthropist James Oglethorpe and named for King George II.

In exchange, Sufi Mohammad promised to persuade Taliban militants, led by his son-in-law Maulana Fazlullah, to lay down their arms.

But the announcement would also signal that the chances for a rival bid from a consortium led by two former Ford executives had dimmed.

Little Sheep was one of the highest-profile Asia deals for 3i, led by its co-head of China business, Anna Cheung, in 2006.

Today, though, we're seeing a resurgence of four-doors with wide hatchbacks , led by the German premium brands.

You make with infantry, cavalry, led by me, then the world is unified on Has no problem.

Every time a "business" come, led by a man, a notice an acquaintance, have also has not met together, and then meet to the hospital.

And the diplomatic corps must deal with the daily frustrations of doing business with a government led by Hamid Karzai.

The cyber command is likely to be led by a military official of four-star rank, according to officials familiar with the proposal.

It is the brainchild of a group led by Bobby Cohanim at the Draper Laboratory, an independent research centre in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

That in turn spells diminishing surpluses that have led to friction with trading partners led by the US.

The already pummelled shares of Lehman Brothers, led by the pugnacious Dick Fuld, lost more than half their value in two days.

By the county party committee propaganda department, led by the literary style Bureau adhere to the regular activities of the countryside.

DST Global, the investment firm led by the Russian billionaire Yuri Milner, owns roughly a 7 percent stake in the company.

Now the power station's owners, led by a municipal state-owned company, are struggling to make it work financially.

Partnering with a group of Yale experimentalists led by Hui Cao, the researchers figured out how such an anti-laser might work.

It turns out that Wang is part of a group of former university students, led by Kuang (Wang Leehom), who plan to assassinate Yee.

Our quest for a low - VOC press wash started two years ago, led by our pressroom supervisor, Robert Tubbs.

Dan Zimmerman said the push for gay rights is a grassroots effort led by the people.

And a walking safari led by a trained local guide is a thrilling way to get close to big animals.

Generally speaking, the collective efficacy of a male- dominated group led by a female leader is lower.

One study, led by Bill Bradley, a former senator and an adviser to McKinsey's non-profit practice, has found that they waste a lot of money.

Moreover, the goat will bleat totally differently when he is led by a stranger instead of his owner.

At least, that is the suggestion made this week by a team led by Maria Gonzalez-Garcia of Stony Brook University, in New York state.

Along the faded Regency seafront, souvenir stalls halted trading, led by staff at a sweet shop where Marine Wright once worked.

China's delegation to the Washington talks is expected to be led by Gen. Ma Xiaotian, China's deputy chief of general staff.