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this led to limited information sharing , as there was no centralized information repository.

European researchers said the salt reduction has led to lower blood pressure, fewer heart attacks and strokes, and lives saved.

The concept of pop art refers not as much to the art itself as to the attitudes that led to it.

Fears that his peaceful protest would turn into a communal riot led to the police breaking up the protest with tear gas and sticks.

So far, no one has been able to prove whether Facebook and Twitter activities have led to customer sales.

Believe it or not, it was the answer to this question that has led to my blog's exponential growth.

The frequency and high cost of this has led to reluctance by some operators to have this maintenance done at the required frequency.

Then he led to high ground troops launched the attack, the countless times, are the enemy charge again and again to dominant.

If I "accidentally" pressed the wrong link on an Internet search, I would be led to a vital piece of information.

He said it was part of a "culture change" since last summer that had led to competition between advisers, teams and regional offices.

Being led to believe that old age is a nothing but a burden to others does not make the "dwindling" period any easier.

It was not so much the many blows he received as the lack of fighting spirit that led to his losing the game.

This led to an altercation in which Ding was thrown against the corner of an outside wall, causing injuries to his face and wrist.

The affair had led to her father's suicide, leaving her to fend for her daughter and mother, and deciding to seek work as an escort.

But a year ago he warned that its fast growth had led to what he called the watering down of the Starbucks experience.

Unfortunately at the later stages , there was a misunderstanding between the both of them, which subsequently led to Lu's disappearance.

Her second thoughts about the bank's leverage crusade led to her being sidelined into a policy job a year before the bank went belly-up.

She approached the casket and after leaning her face against the cold glass for a moment was gently led to a seat near her daughter.

Rep. Towns said the House committee wants to ask Mr. Greenberg what went wrong at AIG that led to the bailout.

The panic led to the need to bail out the American International Group, for instance, which had C. D. S. contracts with many large banks.

near the beginning of a chain of events that led to the Great Depression, a period of economic decline in the industrialized nations.

Family members of a musician in Dallas, Carter Albrecht, recently said that Chantix might have caused the rage that led to his death.

It was an almost secret door in a wall in Brixton, south London, that led to my own initiation into the splendours of China tea.

At last, in attacking sacerdotal power, he was led to deny transubstantiation, which he called a deceit and a blasphemous folly.

America's mess, even if it has already led to the demise of famous Wall Street firms, is far from finished.

Nobody wants to be surprised by a large bill and left without a full audit of the use that led to that bill.

Years of discussion have led to a tendency to appreciate the integration logic while the joint-stock system seems to be .

All this has led to a reappraisal of whether state banks should be fully privatised in the long term.

That sort of controversial rhetoric recently led to Tamogami's ouster as the air force chief of staff.

Though she didn't believe what other people said, the evidences that she collected led to the conclusion: that her boy friend cheated her.

The supremacy of this need and to meet the non-oriented nature of the conflict led to the emergence of crime and criminal law.

That was the beauty of it, because no one was turned away, but it also led to many hopefuls who had no talent having their hopes crushed.

Israeli army spokesman said officials were still trying to understand what in the end led to the emergency alerts issued.

He called America's bond with Israel "unbreakable" and said the tragic history that led to a Jewish homeland cannot be denied.

The company found that the question led to all sorts of engagement, helping its fan base grow at a rate of 1000 people per week.

The increasingly dull nature of many industrial jobs has led to the alienation of many workers.

Everyone has one. If not, try to imagine the circumstances that might have led to the person acting or looking like they do.

It was just such an approach that, in 2002, led to a brainstorming session about reinventing basic thermal underwear.

as if letting it go , which led to an increased ability to grasp the second number , This shows that attention can change with practice.

I should say that this has revolutionized rural aquaculture that has led to improved livelihoods and nutrition of the rural populace.

But it is hard to think of a recent ballot in a developed country that has led to a stockmarket taking a decisive new course.

Chiang was not a weak man, but in him strength of character often led to a degenerate form of it, obstinacy .

Senator Obama wants to raise taxes and restrict trade. The last time America did that in a bad economy it led to the Great Depression.

Most of its policyholders did not do badly, but they did less well than they had been led to expect.

Inevitably, while reading and rereading and going over this little booklet, my thoughts are led to the question of happiness.

"An unidentified reason caused a hole in the ship, which led to its sinking. Rescue efforts are under way, " the ministry said.

But so far, at least, the anxiety doesn't seem to have led to more tightening of the purse strings.

But he said the failures that led to a potentially catastrophic breach in security must be addressed immediately.

Whatever circumstances led to this picture, it is at least verifiable that the Battle of Antietam took place on this field.

She said those efforts have reduced illegal border crossings and led to more removals of illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.

The measures led to Mr Schr? der's premature ousting from office, ironically a few months before they began to bear fruit.

It was the beginning of what led to the break with civilization, the Shoah.

This was the first period when he first began the research which led to his famous theory of relativity.

So it was no longer necessary to change the water in a tank for fish to live there. This led to the building of the first public aquariums.

But as it turns out, the primitive technology inside the Hunley holds some clues to what led to its eventual fate.

But a couple of weeks ago, I made a series of choices that led to me, a heterosexual man, waking up in a man's bed, trapped underneath him.

The collected results of a century of such research have led to new theories explaining how the mind organizes and retrieves information.

Whether this form of lending has led to peace, the presumptive reasoning behind the award, is just as big an unanswered question.

The German carrier Lufthansa has not been fined as it provided the information that led to the investigation.

It noted the usefulness of the work of the SCP and the open forum in March 2006, which had led to a constructive exchange of views.

Several years of "open door" policies had led to rapid urban development in Beijing and an increasingly consumerist-oriented society.

This led to a dispute with Canada's privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart, who said the practice breached Canadian law.

The research did not investigate whether the improvement in sperm quality led to better pregnancy rates.

Leibowitz said it had not led to a joint product yet, but he would not rule it out.

The desire to help others in such a manly way has led to a plethora of films and TV programs that feature the awesomest of awesome cops.

Gaddafi has also led to the bombing is often used to call a meeting of officials of the building badly damaged.

These efforts have led to a growing confidence among the public that corruption is a serious punishable offense in Albania.

On Monday, rescuers began drilling toward the men, who were trapped last Tuesday when a small earthquake led to a rock's collapse.

This led to the introduction of a centre-back to stop the opposing centre-forward, and tried to balance defensive and offensive playing.

Most of you, no doubt, know the story of Newton and the falling apple and how it led to his discovery of the law of gravity.

The geodesic dome was associated with the same sort of progressive thinking in design that led to the wind turbine.

This push from Mr Sarzoky led to a more sensible regime, with a Frenchman running EADS and a German at the controls of Airbus.

Things that really worries me is all of the economic problems that led to these crises are all going to be there the day after.

Problems with the project have led to doctors being unable to call up X-rays on screens in operating theatres.

Word processing has led to the advancement of office automation and is definitely the best-established technology in the office today.

This was the beginning of a beautiful friendship, which led to his historical role as Han Solo in Star Wars.

The case that led to that historic decision was brought by an interracial couple, Richard and Mildred Loving.

What was the sequence of demographic events that led to the colonization of the globe by modern humans?

Because physical resources were the same, having two servers might have led to greater efficiency of the resources.

He has stubbed out Cuba's freedom once; it would be tragic if hatred of him led to more pain.

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But is plagued with a deep fear of commitment, the role led to a string of questions, many people have been wanting to ask her for years.

This has led to an increase in ethanol consumption in Brazil, surpassing that of gasoline (petrol).

It also led to his falling-out with Sartre, who at the time was still defending the Soviet Union and refusing to condemn the gulags.

This error, if it had been left uncorrected, could have led to a potential loss of bookings equating to $3 million per year.

The disaster led to a review of the country's energy policy that has left less than a quarter of its remaining nuclear plants still in use.

The plan was to move upstairs if the river reached the seventh of the steps that led to the front porch.

He reflected on the options which had been open to him, one of which had led to his downfall.

Adult videos The collapse of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I led to Greater Syria being carved into a half-dozen states.

Had the bank gone bust, it would have led to huge uncertainty, and large potential losses, on a variety of contracts.

But is plagued with a deep fear of commitment, the role led to a string of questions, many people have been wanting to ask her for years.

This has led to an increase in ethanol consumption in Brazil, surpassing that of gasoline (petrol).

It also led to his falling-out with Sartre, who at the time was still defending the Soviet Union and refusing to condemn the gulags.

This error, if it had been left uncorrected, could have led to a potential loss of bookings equating to $3 million per year.

The disaster led to a review of the country's energy policy that has left less than a quarter of its remaining nuclear plants still in use.

The plan was to move upstairs if the river reached the seventh of the steps that led to the front porch.

He reflected on the options which had been open to him, one of which had led to his downfall.

Adult videos The collapse of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I led to Greater Syria being carved into a half-dozen states.

Had the bank gone bust, it would have led to huge uncertainty, and large potential losses, on a variety of contracts.

His reply led to further conversation and, no doubt, to her conversion.

He reflected on the options which had been open to him, one of which had led to his downfall.

Adult videos The collapse of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I led to Greater Syria being carved into a half-dozen states.

Had the bank gone bust, it would have led to huge uncertainty, and large potential losses, on a variety of contracts.

His reply led to further conversation and, no doubt, to her conversion.

But there has been a sharp reversal this year as a slowdown in policy sales has led to a decline in premium revenues.

Many of the company's employees had not received any professional training, which led to low efficiency and poor quality of the products.

The reason for this interest-driven intrinsic motivation is, out in a number of factors led to a distortion of accounting information.

Although Edison did not actually invent the light bulb, he did create an electric lighting system which led to its widespread use.

This gave it a new strength, which ultimately led to the Reformation.

"This led to our collaboration with Hunter to produce a sleek interpretation of the British classic, " Mellon said. via WWD.

The Fed's classic mistake that led to the Great Depression was that it tightened monetary policy when it should have eased.

Although Edison did not actually invent the light bulb, he did create an electric lighting system which led to its widespread use.

This gave it a new strength, which ultimately led to the Reformation.

"This led to our collaboration with Hunter to produce a sleek interpretation of the British classic, " Mellon said. via WWD.

Cosco insisted on Friday that there was nothing unusual about the dispute, which has led to the seizure of at least three Cosco vessels .

One wife in Orbuch's marriage study planned a treasure hunt for her husband all around the city that led to a skating rink.

Since the beginning of reform and opening up, China's sustained and rapid economic development has led to demand for energy, especially oil.

The innovative competences of the company also led to the early decision to invest in stretch-wrap film for agricultural applications.

In the first game of the year, suffered a sports hernia, which eventually led to a surgery that took him out for seven games.

It was the widespread belief in this theory that led to the view that the credit bubble before the financial crisis did not exist.

The innovative competences of the company also led to the early decision to invest in stretch-wrap film for agricultural applications.

In the first game of the year, suffered a sports hernia, which eventually led to a surgery that took him out for seven games.

It was the widespread belief in this theory that led to the view that the credit bubble before the financial crisis did not exist.

We are beginning to realise that this simplification has led to completely unreal fantasies about who we are really fighting.

So I was led to write this song just for her, just to give her some encouragement while dealing with stress and pressures on her job.

after Pearl Harbor led to American involvement in World War II and a shortage of building materials it would not be any time soon.

It's a beautiful building that expresses what he felt for that woman, and that led to civilization.

The garden grew, year by year, and led to the bottling of hot sauce, and then to my first hesitant steps into the capsaicin demi-monde.

Near the end of our trip, Reij and I drove north into Mali, up a winding road that led to the cliffs of Bandiagara.

Eventually, this observation turned out to be more useful to the patient than the information that had led to his diagnosis of dysthymia.

Near the end of our trip, Reij and I drove north into Mali, up a winding road that led to the cliffs of Bandiagara.

Eventually, this observation turned out to be more useful to the patient than the information that had led to his diagnosis of dysthymia.

His long absence and speculation over his health have led to calls for him to hand over power to his vice-president.

One thing led to another, and I found myself asking him what he thought the problem was, between us.

The man is one of the three suspects in a string of robberies. One led to the shooting of an FBI agent accidentally shot by a colleague.

The Pentagon stated there was no evidence the WikiLeaks reports had led to anyone being harmed in Afghanistan.

He told the BBC he did not regret his blunder because it had led to the divided Germany being reunited peacefully.

Born toxicity led to early abscission of the older leaves, reducing total photosynthesis leaf area, but did not influence SLA or LWR.

This led to its formal disbandment, and a split, with a breakaway group contesting the polls.

This feature led to massive losses and would have done so, according to one CDO investor, even if the housing market had not collapsed.

This feature led to massive losses and would have done so, according to one CDO investor, even if the housing market had not collapsed.

He said in a speech on Wall Street that some of the "old ways" that led to the crisis have already returned.

They ran behind the counter and through a second doorway, which led to a rickety wooden staircase that they climbed as fast as they could.

Jobs traveled to India when he was a young man and the book explains how this led to his key business philosophies.

The discovery that heat is a form of energy led to the postulate of a universal law of energy conservation.

The housing boom led to a surge in the industry, but now years after the bubble burst the sector has continued to struggle.

First instance was to dangerous means to sentenced to death executed immediately reported by the media led to a heated debate on the law.

Clanton said there was no specific event that led to the injury, but rather an "accumulation of stresses on the bone. "

It has led to a dramatic shift away from risky assets to riskless assets, or at least assets perceived as riskless .

On the other side of the ledger, the Israeli invasion of Gaza has led to a rupture in the long-standing relationship with Israel.

On the other side of the ledger, the Israeli invasion of Gaza has led to a rupture in the long-standing relationship with Israel.

It would be a colossal mistake if misguided assumptions, rhetoric and actions led to a dangerous and conflicted relationship.

But the fightback and ultimate draw against Tottenham which led to a replay means that this Sunday will be training and Monday the game.

Some eye care professionals say all that screen time has led to an increase in what they call computer vision syndrome.

If somebody made the breakthrough that led to the prevention of breast cancer, it would win a Nobel Prize, she said.

If he didn't know before that this turbo lift led to only two exits, he had no doubt made it his business to know.

Now, as he passed through the streets that led to Anne's house he became horrified at the idea of finding Anne Walton at her table.

The idea led to her acclaimed new book, "Origins: How the Nine Months Before Birth Shape the Rest of Our Lives" (Free Press).

Limited train capacity and a shortage of tickets have always been two things that have led to complaints from potential passengers.

This driving method also allows for the LED to be dimmed and can be made to work with conventional wall dimmers found in most homes.

My many years of study of the Terman participants have led to a different conclusion.

He saw Marvel, curiously crumpled up and struggling against the door that led to the yard and kitchen.

In the second quarter, Bryant was upset at Gasol, yelling at him on the bench for not catching a pass from Fisher that led to a turnover.

In one case, a gallbladder medicine containing the wrong ingredients is believed to have led to the deaths of at least five people.

At the beginning of the game, the original purple crystal into a white, crystal growth led to rely on the plant all gray.

Tan is the early experience led to his premature "in the body of the West as" the root of thinking.

His quest for perfection led to his compulsion for Apple to have end-to-end control of every product that it made.

A spokesman for the UN high commissioner for refugees said the fighting had led to huge displacement in the area.

But it was a very different and specific controversy surrounding Hwang's work that led to his resignation.

It was the failure to apply that pressure that led to the failure in May of the "top kill" attempt to plug the well by pumping mud down it.

The number of safes continued to increase as the clearing of tsunami debris led to more discoveries.

Similarly, the disasters have led to a rapprochement with Russia, with which relations have also been fraught over a territorial dispute.

This has led to concerns that the H5N1 virus might have changed substantially, although the nature of that change is unclear.

We, too, are trying to understand what led to these revolutions.

This understanding of how species evolve led to a new concept of what it meant to be a species.

Reports of Mr Cayne's absence from the bank in times of stress also led to more questions about the quality of its leadership.

All of which seems to have led to a bottoming out of Mr Sarkozy's approval ratings, which had been in free fall over the past two years.

They now believe that language may have been one of the "tools" that boosted humanity and led to the colonisation of the whole planet.

Although just one game, Saturday's contest led to quite a bit of conjecture about what the playoffs might bring.

One voyage led to another, and a growing sense of competition encouraged each nation to send its ships to sea.

Some of the flaws in the American financial system, which had never received due attention, eventually led to disastrous consequences.

The scope for diversity in terms of career choices- except in the case of the most professional courses- has led to a very important trend.

The argument he used to justify his position proved to be a double-edged sword which ultimately led to his own defeat.

Plummeting water oxygen levels due to a severe drought have led to thousands of fish dying along the Manaquiri River.

Inevitably the cascade of capitulation led to that tragic moment when he weakly betrayed the final secret of his miserably desolated life.

In the end, despite his meticulous planning and execution, it was a simple case of bad luck that led to his arrest.

It led to a recall of certain locomotives and a pledge by Beijing that inspections would be undertaken.

Clashes between the ruling and opposition parties have already led to an embarrassing vacancy at the helm of the Bank of Japan.

It was her first ever advertising campaign as a model and also led to a three-year contract to be the face of Hudson Jeans.

All this activity has led to a scramble by companies to recruit Indian executives who can operate at an international level.

To break through these prejudices, it's helpful to look back at the architectural progression that led to the current state of affairs.

Yesterday, after slipping the rubber band off the rolled up newspaper, Scott flipped it playfully at me: this led to an all-out war.

The observatory said the relatively strong localized convection led to the formation of the waterspout.

In court Friday, she apologized for her affair and for the drug abuse that led to her romantic involvement.

It was this kind of navel gazing that led to its own flotation in 1999, after years of often rancorous debate among the partners.

This led to the idea that having some sort of gateway agent was beneficial and gave a step above the command line.

The lawyers' prescient observations eventually led to the recognition of a common law right to privacy in the United States.

All that new money led to a real-estate gold rush that has seen property prices rocket like a Sputnik.

The incident led to something of a frenzy in financial and journalistic circles, including widespread condemnations of citizen journalism.

EXAMPLE: Three years of discotetic management practices led to the total collapse of the giant corporation.

But his continued refusal to say when he will quit has led to speculation that he might call a snap election on the nuclear issue.

This led to the creation of a formal language for business process modeling known as Business Process Execution Language (BPEL).

Of course the disappointment always led to me having the "right" to be upset, depressed, frustrated or even angry.

It was a symptom of the Japan disease, which led to the first of two lost decades for that country.

The expansion into non-core activities was one of the basic factors that led to the company's public embarrassment.

The existence of these formulas led to a search for their explanation in terms of the microscopic structure of gases.

And in America, a lot of what we eat has led to obesity and has led to a real change in sort of what our diet is in the last 30 years.

Meanwhile the growth of online social networking has led to virtual communities of MBA students able to interact from all over the globe.

This has for long been a tradition at the temple and has also led to a booming business in hair export.

Netherlands Railways is expected to run a railway train collision led to chaos will last all day.

Tang wept after hanging up the phone. Now he was fully aware that it was their behavior, accidental or not, which led to Zhang's death.

For a time, ethanol has become universal condemnation that led to one of the reasons the food crisis.

So he started to cook. That led to his first book, which actually put him on the map as a writer.

Could it be that this led to a false assumption that autism was overwhelmingly a male disorder?

While the external causes that have led to this situation should not be neglected, the internal causes seem to be more crucial.

Be brave in to try, the course of any sudden crank mights as well bout, because each are led to " quality " the road of blessing.

"People have no confidence in the current government, " he said, accusing it of corruption, which had led to declining living standards.

But Prof Paabo said he was unclear if the couplings had led to children, of if they were capable of producing offspring.

It had led to an improvement to the status of actors and musicians, which really meant effective implementation of neighboring rights.

So far this approach has led to a diverse collection of work that cannot easily be boxed into a single category.

Rolls-Royce has said the engine failure "was confined to a specific component" which led to an oil fire and loss of turbine pressure.

One of the things that critics suggested led to failure was the lack of investment when Benitez arrived.

The past eight years of a DPP president and opposition-controlled legislature have led to incessant bickering and little action.

A subsequent activity is nevertheless taken into consideration if it has led to additional or aggravated damage.

Globalisation may be lifting millions of people out of absolute poverty, but it has also led to startling divergences in relative wealth.

Her voice has also led to my soul I know love is not lost, love is in the heart, love is a lifetime . . .

The concurrent and deployment of the Internet and mobile communication led to a new environment known as mobile computing.

My client was led to believe that it would receive one of the most luxurious apartments in New York history.

As a girl Mary was vain, and this C. defect in her character led to her ruin in later life.

Another note to Google in April led to a similar response and noimprovement until a few days ago, six months after my initial report.

It was curiosity, after all, that led to the creation of Skinbook, the first global social-networking site for nudists.

It then ran out of petrol at a time when the tsunami had led to a nationwide shortage of fuel.

which led to sex. Which led her to believe that Marathon Man could be more than a running buddy.

I'm not sure why that's such a bad thing: government subsidies have kept mortgage rates too low and led to overinvestment in housing.

The crisis has led to a bail-out of the US car industry and a government role in how it will be run.

I burnt It, for fear that even a fragment should remaIn; for that letter must have led to your condemnatIon.

A company statement said the move led to an immediate 80 percent drop in postings to that section.

Penticoff is led to a phone bay, where he removes a tiny slip of paper from his mouth.

This led to errors in trying to record statistics after finishing an operation.

This led to Chen finding his own style and voice. "To attract the camera, I tried thinking out of the box, " said Chen.

Uzbekistan emergency department statement said the earthquake led to some of Ferghana region destroyed the old building.

Part of that project has led to the closure of hundreds of inefficient power plants, steel mills and cement plants, the white paper said.

It would be insane, for instance, for Germany to embark on an expansionary wage policy that led to higher unemployment.

In the case of American Sign Language, years of patient observation and scholarly inquiry have led to some exciting conclusions.

This event led to the disbanding of the entire Air Force and a large number of its former members were either dismissed or court-martialled.

The possibility that fuel in the reactor pools could ignite led to the recommendation on evacuation, he said.

There was a deep political chasm between the two countries which nearly led to a war.

Leak led to a small country rallied around the great powers plundered China's interests.

The road led to an old house with an avenue of tall beeches with their young, fresh leaves, and you looked up through them at the blue sky.

The architects of the EEC did not seek to harness popular enthusiasm, because it was such enthusiasm that had led to Fascism and Bolshevism.