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"Australian women overwhelmingly went for the stiletto as their favourite pair of shoes and shoes for a first date, " Ms Cleary said.

One investor said: "If there is no pre-emption element, the deal would have to be overwhelmingly convincing for us not to kick up a stink. "

Rose won his title only a year after Australians had voted overwhelmingly in a referendum to recognise indigenous Australians' rights.

Historically, the bank note is the overwhelmingly dominant form of warehouse receipt.

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

The number of the females in the office is always overwhelmingly more than male . And frequent overtime is a headache .

Yet again, it is now racing to catch up in a part of the market where the Japanese overwhelmingly dominate.

Unity, founded early in the last century, is one of several British schools run along Christian lines in an overwhelmingly Muslim country.

Correspondents say legislators voted overwhelmingly to make sure detainees held at Guantanamo would not be transferred to the United States.

One may try to combine them, but that could end-up in an overwhelmingly complex and heavyweight tool set.

Gossip in the workplace tends to be overwhelmingly negative, but the insults are more subtle and the conversations less predictable.

There, I believe, is an overwhelmingly . . . powerful set of reasons why some of the . . . money must be used for mortgage foreclosure.

That result was more in line with previous opinion polls showing Mr. Kan overwhelmingly favored by the general public.

Voters in Zurich have overwhelmingly rejected proposals to ban assisted suicide or to limit the practice to residents of the Swiss city.

When the headlines are overwhelmingly negative, as they are now, the market tends to feel riskier than it actually is.

The reaction to our experiment was overwhelmingly positive, so we decided to share how we it up for our live blogging session today.

Had not the Peers too overwhelmingly expressed their preference for no change ?

It is time for the president to show respect to the American people who voted overwhelmingly to leave Iraq.

Lightly managed IaaS is overwhelmingly the most common scenario that Gartner's clients are trying to source.

Imagine if Americans were fearful of these foreign troops, and overwhelmingly thought America would be better off without their presence.

But China was an overwhelmingly agrarian land with little modern industry and only a tiny urban working class.

But whilst we have an overwhelmingly vivid visual understanding of space, we have no sense of what space sounds like.

The evidence overwhelmingly suggests the only measurable "creativity crisis" America faces is an embarrassment of riches.

The fight had been close, but one of the judges had scored it overwhelmingly in his opponent's favor.

Even the overwhelmingly pointless, waste-producing products like this Hello Kitty Disposable Solar Powered Cell Phone Charger.

Cancer, more than almost any other disease, can be overwhelmingly complicated to treat.

Instead, they solved a different problem, in such an overwhelmingly useful way that they eliminated the feature set of the competition.

doing otherwise would make him look out of touch to a public that overwhelmingly rates unemployment and the recovery as top issues.

He considered a strong France, even when it was occasionally difficult, overwhelmingly a boon to the West.

This city is relatively prosperous, has cold winters and is in an overwhelmingly white, northern state.

Drivers overwhelmingly tell surveys that they would not take the risk when Mercedes and Toyota make perfectly good alternatives.

He was the first president born in the 20th century, and that was overwhelmingly important as he pledged to get the country moving.

Mason had been overwhelmingly elected to the judgeship which he had so craved.

The resolution passed overwhelmingly. But Japan, acting with its traditional caution, abstained.

But by and large, the country was as glorious, as vast and as overwhelmingly spectacular as those know-nothing kids had expected!

It therefore becomes overwhelmingly likely that any given universe, our own included, would be designed rather than "natural" .

Trade deficits are made up for by remittances from emigrants and by foreign aid, overwhelmingly from New Zealand.

The evidence, scientific as well as anecdotal, seems overwhelmingly in favor of deliberate practice as the source of great performance.

Bonus contracts and piece-rate contracts, overwhelmingly used in industries, provided automatic downward adjustments in real wages.

Folks overwhelmingly contend that these evil criminals should be severely penalized, even capital punishment is not unjustified.

It's absolutely overwhelmingly inevitable, the question is how fast do we do it in the United States.

Customers have overwhelmingly avoided appliances, both virtual and otherwise, in favor of so-called best of breed architectures.

Does the divided vote matter, since the assembly overwhelmingly approved the devolution of policing powers anyway?

People who describe themselves as bisexual overwhelmingly message either one sex or the other, not both as you might expect.

Not only is the company still overwhelmingly dominant in paid-search advertising, but its prospects of extending that to mobile look strong.

The change was overwhelmingly approved Monday in Singapore in a vote of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN.

In November, the U. S. Conference of Catholic Bishops overwhelmingly approved a new statement opposing the death penalty.

And its overwhelming dependence on exports has made it overwhelmingly vulnerable to changes in world demand.

Take Brussels. If Flanders breaks away from Belgium, could Brussels, officially bilingual but overwhelmingly Francophone, leave Flanders?

France's National Assembly overwhelmingly approved a bill that would outlaw the wearing in public of the face-covering Islamic veil.

But Diana's champions were overwhelmingly women. Like many of them, she had a heartless husband, in-laws from hell, and fickle boyfriends.

In the past, information consumption was overwhelmingly passive, with telephone being the only interactive medium.

SELECT statements are usually overwhelmingly the most common types of queries run in a typical web application.

This group argues that despite its costly mistakes, the United States remains overwhelmingly superior in hard power.

US pharmaceutical firm Wyeth said Monday its shareholders overwhelmingly approved a deal to be taken over by rival Pfizer.

In a subsequent referendum, Irish voters overwhelmingly renounced their country's constitutional claim to the north.

Seems like the only way for the people to enact common sense policy is for us to protest - and large - almost overwhelmingly large.

Voters still overwhelmingly pin the blame on the state of the economy on former President George W. Bush.

Also, in retrospect, the current standards and training methodology used in the CA ARNG were overwhelmingly validated.

Even more surprising: overwhelmingly, Americans still venerate marriage enough to want to try it.

In a referendum Icelanders voted overwhelmingly against a debt repayment deal with Britain and the Netherlands.

Though turnout was low, voters in Wales overwhelmingly backed proposals in a referendum for more devolution from Westminster.

Feedback from buyers and visitors has been overwhelmingly positive as the show also moved to a three-day midweek format.

They were overwhelmingly good, law-abiding citizens who quickly assimilated into the community.

US particle physicists are inching closer to determining why the Universe exists in its current form, made overwhelmingly of matter.

One of the greatest injustices is that America's best teachers overwhelmingly teach America's most privileged students.

An alcoholic is one who becomes physically dependent on alcohol and overwhelmingly involved in getting and using it.

The smartest young Americans are now educated in an overwhelmingly liberal environment.

The early results suggest that southerners have voted overwhelmingly in favour of splitting from the north and forming a new country.

Unfortunately, other vulnerabilities are overwhelmingly concentrated in the developing world.

In the days of overwhelmingly dominant mass media, we had little option but to put some trust in those sources.

Voters in Zurich, Switzerland, overwhelmingly rejected proposed bans on assisted suicide and "suicide tourism" , local media reported.

Users' requirements are overwhelmingly important. Our problems never constitute hindrance to solving users' problems.

For years, there was little need to deal with foreign jurisdictions as stock trading was overwhelmingly a national affair.

China still had an overwhelmingly agricultural economy, with low-productivity cultivation accounting for 90% of GDP.

Election officials say the Awami League overwhelmingly was the dominant party in the first parliamentary election here in seven years.

Lawmakers overwhelmingly voted for the extension Friday. The measure imposes a nighttime curfew and bans gatherings and rallies.

That's good news, but it hardly registers against the overwhelmingly negative trajectory across Europe.

Voters in Iceland have overwhelmingly rejected proposals to pay the UK and the Netherlands in the wake of collapse of the Icesave bank.

None of the other ideas seems overwhelmingly be convincing.

But the truth about the modern oil industry is that it often relies on the judgment and instinct of men-and they are overwhelmingly men.

Now, with inflation a concern, the case for allowing the currency to adjust much more rapidly upwards is surely overwhelmingly strong.

However, the traditional French model of integration is a political failure, and France's political elite remains overwhelmingly white.

in most others, education is still overwhelmingly national.

Our own sense of who we are, and what we are, is overwhelmingly shaped by our sense of nation, as it is for every Western country.

Mass media, in their ubiquitous forms, overwhelmingly dominate people's life and affect education as well.

It has overwhelmingly contributed to the high standard of living which we aspire to and take for granted.

Beijing wants to appear firm in defending its territorial claims, which Chinese people overwhelmingly believe are legitimate.

Economists, investors and fellow central bankers overwhelmingly favoured Mr Bernanke's reappointment.

The beneficiaries of the subsidies offered by many emerging countries are overwhelmingly in upper-income groups.

Teasing can be overwhelmingly negative yet delivered with positive emotion.

This suggests that even boards of top-tier financial institutions accepted overwhelmingly almost all management's risk assessments.

Medical bills are overwhelmingly the most common reason for personal bankruptcy in the United States.

Now, the former foreign minister is overwhelmingly likely to assume the top job himself.

Lu Xun, one of the greatest essayists in China, played an overwhelmingly important role in Chinese literature history.

We hadn't seen them used much, then some changes made them overwhelmingly good, and now we have to move them back a little.

First, unlike oil, natural gas relies overwhelmingly on pipelines to deliver it to end-users, limiting scope for trading.

Yet evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates that aid to Africa has made the poor poorer, and the growth slower.

Brooks says that, overwhelmingly, human decision-making is not rational but unconscious.

The opportunity to cash in or raise funds for expansion is, in most cases, overwhelmingly seductive.

Plus, British votes overwhelmingly support further restrictions on immigration.

After two years it's still early days but the response of parents and children has been overwhelmingly positive.

Far from celebrating burgeoning trade, India harbours deep resentment over a yawning deficit overwhelmingly in China's favour.

Keynesian interventionism was still the overwhelmingly dominant paradigm in the mid-1970s, though it was already on the cusp of decline.

But art teachers had an overwhelmingly negative attitude toward No Child Left Behind.

Overwhelmingly, sovereign-wealth funds invest overseas to diversify their portfolios.

But the national debate on immigration has recently acquired a bilious tone, focused overwhelmingly on the threat of illegal immigration.

The Senate last week overwhelmingly passed legislation to penalize China for its currency policy, through trade sanctions.

The court's resources are overwhelmingly directed at a single continent.

Almost all of it came from business school academics, and they overwhelmingly agreed that managers generally ignored them.

Even more than is the case already, political energy and capital will soon be overwhelmingly consumed by domestic woes.

Domestic bond markets in sub-Saharan Africa are largely undeveloped and are overwhelmingly dominated by South Africa and Nigeria.

It reflects the great differences that exist between. . . 3. These figures were overwhelmingly greater than the corresponding figure of.

It found that , overwhelmingly, we all prefer the loveable fool over the incompetent jerk .

Labor markets remain overwhelmingly national, even in areas like the European Union, where citizens can live and work in any EU country.

Boko Haram's ideology is not widely supported in Nigeria; Islam in west Africa is overwhelmingly moderate.

This kind of opposition deterred even an overwhelmingly Democratic Congress from passing card-check.

Brazil's Supreme Court has voted overwhelmingly in favour of allowing same-sex couples the same legal rights as married heterosexuals.

Also we could overwhelmingly minimize undesired mechanical shock and impact during tool-transferring process.

Summerhill won, and its last report from government inspectors, in 2007, was overwhelmingly favourable.

Asset allocation . . . is the overwhelmingly dominant contributor to total return.

The US House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a motion condemning China's "extreme" response to protests in Tibet.

The Assad regime is dominated by the Alawite minority, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, but the country is overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim.

If another banana piece for each was added to the partner board, the chimpanzees overwhelmingly choose to collaborate.

Practical experience overwhelmingly suggests that P does not equal NP.

If the recovery came overwhelmingly from the former, we would see a return to earlier private deficits.

If you believe in markets (as I do), then the supply of creativity overwhelmingly depends on its demand.

Uruguay's Congress voted overwhelmingly to legalise gay marriage, the second country in Latin America, after Argentina, to do so.

She twice has been overwhelmingly confirmed by the U. S. Senate.

Yesterday's deal from Tesco, however, was overwhelmingly sold to asset managers, insurance groups and pension funds.

It points overwhelmingly to the conclusion that North Korea was responsible for this attack.

Though the economists were overwhelmingly supportive of Mr. Bernanke, they don't think his tenure was without mistakes.

The emphasis in Britain is overwhelmingly on the disproportionate scale of the response.

The NLD overwhelmingly won at the polls in 1990, which presumably would have made Suu Kyi the nation's Prime Minister.

Instead, "their behaviour is overwhelmingly influenced by opportunity, " said graduate student Eryn McFarlane.

Cold War: Ukrainian voters overwhelmingly approve a referendum for independence from the Soviet Union.

But the plane tried to land four times, in bad weather. Accident is the overwhelmingly likely cause.

The town of Byron, Maine, overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to require every resident to own a gun and ammunition .

Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life.

UN armoured cars were parked nearby but the atmosphere was overwhelmingly peaceful.

that, factors other than income are overwhelmingly more important in explaining happiness.

The focus remains overwhelmingly on fiscal indiscipline, which was not the cause of the crises in Ireland or Spain.

Armenians voted overwhelmingly for independence in a September 1991 referendum.

EU ministers yesterday overwhelmingly backed a measure to enforce the year-end deadline.

Patients overwhelmingly prefer to be taken care of at home; in many cases, this is a more effective and affordable solution.

Public reaction was immediate and overwhelmingly favourable.

By studying the replies, I've amassed a treasure trove of data that overwhelmingly supports a long-held pet theory of mine.

These policies did unify the country politically but were not overwhelmingly successful economically.

Given the mess an overwhelmingly white male business elite has made, the idea of changes to company boardrooms looks compelling.

After daily washing, wearing a hair hoop, sitting under the dim yellow light, I feel overwhelmingly strange.

Europe makes even centrist voters cross in Britain, yet centrists on the continent are overwhelmingly pro-EU.

Since 2001, Thais have overwhelmingly backed Mr Thaksin and his political parties in four straight elections.

China's consumer market is overwhelmingly clustered in cities, many with populations of one million or more.

Of that wine drunk, the Chinese overwhelmingly prefer red wine: 90% of consumption was red .

Ukrainians voted overwhelmingly for independence from the Soviet Union.

Overwhelmingly, the results have shown that people have greater satisfaction when they spend money on experiences instead of possessions.

But even in Jordan and Turkey, considered US allies and overwhelmingly Muslim countries, American favorability was only about 12 percent.

The evidence from developmental research overwhelmingly shows that they don't.

Blacks vote overwhelmingly for Mr Obama. Older white women vote overwhelmingly for Mrs Clinton.

Chinese banks, however, operate overwhelmingly in the domestic yuan market and have relatively little use for foreign exchange.

Last month, the European parliament voted overwhelmingly for the European Union to accept detainees.

Respondents overwhelmingly believed desalinated water was safer and more acceptable for drinking than recycled water.

Yet the immediate investor reaction was overwhelmingly negative.

StanChart is overwhelmingly focused on Asia and Africa; only 3% of its staff are in Britain.

The local community board in lower Manhattan voted overwhelmingly to support the proposal.

They voted overwhelmingly against the proposal.

Official art projects overwhelmingly feature artists based in Beijing or abroad.

The metaphors of darkness are overwhelmingly negative: danger, decay, and death.

Overwhelmingly, both sets of babies reached for the helpful character.

We are fortunate that the banking industry and legal profession overwhelmingly shared this view.

These were overwhelmingly military casualties and came after the Russian invasion.

Other Chinese forum websites with posts about the hack have also drawn overwhelmingly positive comments.

First, not all east Asia is an economic miracle: today, it is overwhelmingly a China story.

China''s economic interests are overwhelmingly tilted toward South Korea.

In fact, the comments from China in recent weeks have been overwhelmingly bearish.

First, the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly against a resolution authorising American military action with time limits.

Gatsby was overwhelmingly aware of the youth and mystery that wealth imprisons and preserves .

The American public overwhelmingly thinks they're bad.

Mr Lutz says he believes that consumers will overwhelmingly prefer GM's approach. Place your bets.

"Overwhelmingly, children who are bilingual from early on have precocious development of executive function, " Dr. Bialystok said.

For Mr Keidel, inflation has overwhelmingly domestic origins.

WOULD you scrap plans to move to Stratford if the fans were overwhelmingly against it?

The response to the exhibition has been "overwhelmingly positive, " said Willis.

Its eastern wards, relatively poor and overwhelmingly black, have suffered most, with jobless rates of over 20%.

Yet if you ask who in this country has prevented people from speaking on college campuses, it is overwhelmingly leftists.

Meanwhile, the Senate has overwhelmingly voted to speed up work on a 300-billion dollar foreclosure rescue plan.

The campaign against packaging started in 2005 when WI members voted overwhelmingly in favour of campaigning to reduce waste.

Ordinary party members overwhelmingly backed him.

Both towns have overwhelmingly Tamil populations.

"There's only one problem: Americans overwhelmingly think staycations suck, " said LastMinuteTravel.

Beijing residents overwhelmingly support the Games and take for granted that officials will do what is necessary to ensure clean air.

Now, studies show that gossip (which is overwhelmingly critical) does play an important social role by reinforcing community values.

But to my surprise commenters overwhelmingly claimed that they'd instantly picked me.

Alas, an immediate and overwhelmingly negative reaction forced the prime minister to backtrack just 48 hours later.

Unmarried women voted overwhelmingly for Barack Obama.

Half of J. M. 's clients were single, half married. They were overwhelmingly white (93 percent).

And it seems overwhelmingly likely that the latest plane crash is a tragic blunder-cum-accident.

And so, despite great inroads made by women, politics is still overwhelmingly a man's game.

The comments are overwhelmingly disapprovals to my conclusion.

Overwhelmingly, the recession has destroyed the jobs in between.

v. To defeat overwhelmingly, especially by keeping from scoring.

People are overwhelmingly mailing others in the same city, rather than those far away.

It involves a single, overwhelmingly painful experience.

China is overwhelmingly seen as the most important Asian country for institutional money, followed by South Korea and Taiwan.

Its addition is designed to secure the support of Republicans, who were overwhelmingly opposed in the House.

The people of the Falkland Islands have voted overwhelmingly in favour of remaining a UK overseas territory.

the odds were overwhelmingly in favour of the banks rather than the customer.

Overwhelmingly they found women with a waist-to-hip ratio of 0. 7 as the most attractive.

They were also overwhelmingly responsible for control of family health matters (wife 63 per cent, husband 13 per cent).

The US House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the $700bn bank rescue plan last night.

China is overwhelmingly the dominant intervener, accounting for 40 per cent of the accumulation since February 2009.

They showed it by being the first to vote for, and overwhelmingly approve, the EU constitution.

The bill which divided an overwhelmingly catholic country went through by a narrow margin with 33 votes in favour and 27 against.

The response was overwhelmingly approved and two months later we are proud to present the beta launch.

These states are expected overwhelmingly to back John McCain.

All these institutional breakdowns have also been, overwhelmingly, failures by men.

A study found that gentlemen, in fact, overwhelmingly prefer brunettes.

Overwhelmingly, individual giving is the largest source of donations in the United States, accounting for 77 percent of all giving in 2005.

The kids overwhelmingly linked the tall figure to the words strong, handsome, and smart.

Iran has a overwhelmingly youthful population.

Again, the evidence is overwhelmingly to the contrary.

shuke: Yes, they certainly did silly things, but the smart things overwhelmingly more. (Applause).

More than 5, 000 hotels worldwide have done this and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.

Married Americans overwhelmingly believe they married the right person but not all of them believe in the idea of soul mates.

Exit polls indicate that the economy was overwhelmingly the most important issue deciding this election, also as expected.

A sharp fall soon seems overwhelmingly likely and need not hurt anyone else.

The story is written with low-key emotion, and is more factual than overwhelmingly sad.

Accident is the overwhelmingly likely cause.

Comments logged in the fair's guest book are overwhelmingly positive.

When you look at the entirety of the research that has been done on soy, the evidence is overwhelmingly clear.

Though the state is overwhelmingly Democratic, it is really a three-party state.

"The reaction has been overwhelmingly positive, we have numerous repeat customers, " Klipa told AFP.

Since 2001, the region has overwhelmingly voted for Mr Thaksin and his allies.

I wanted to know why green is so overwhelmingly popular in my house.

For now, Li Ning remains overwhelmingly China-focused.

The results were overwhelmingly in favour of domestic success - 78 per cent of fans picking the league.

They will thus accumulate without being winnowed out and will eventually be present in overwhelmingly lethal numbers.

I must say I am so overwhelmingly touched by the responses generated by my "first message" to you all.

The House overwhelmingly passed the bill that kept derivatives clear of C. F. T. C. oversight.

And it has a huge and overwhelmingly positive impact on society.

However, this is not a market trend and the current tramp orderbook is overwhelmingly dominated by German owners (77%).

Mike: They are not. They are very nutritious actually. And they are getting overwhelmingly popular in Singapore.

I have, however, become secretly, overwhelmingly, envious of myfriends, who can rely on their husbands as the breadwinners.

I will bring a series of perfect storms to the world overwhelmingly-all by my own potential!

The flavor is truly banana though not overwhelmingly so.

In the 1940s and 1950s, behaviorism in psychology overwhelmingly influenced the concepts of linguistics.

Google is overwhelmingly important to online privacy.

The north-east is expected overwhelmingly to vote for Mr Obama.

Despite the current recession, respondents overwhelmingly say that they will continue to invest in Web 2. 0.

as vast and as overwhelmingly spectacular as those know-nothing kids had expected!