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The general, a man by no means notable for docility and long-suffering, flew into a rage.

The novel is often classified as a notable example of postmodern fiction.

William Blake was one of the notable forerunners of romantic poetry in England.

Stocks also pulled back, as the Fed did not suggest in its statement that it sees any notable recovery any time soon.

Unlike some other notable American fugitives, Mr. Israel did not try to flee until after he had been convicted.

Up to the time of his death, Richard Colson was one of the notable figures in our town.

The task is all the more difficult because Jin hews closely to historical events and personages, except for some notable divergences.

He then said the company has done 'generally well, ' adding that the company has made a few mistakes. China is a notable one, he said.

However, he gave no more details other than saying the reduction in carbon intensity would be "notable" .

It held an overwhelming ensemble of great works, now scattered around the world, with notable treasures in London.

But what I found notable about the demo was that I never saw Rishi Chandra actually interacting with anything directly.

It's just notable to see such a prominent market figure jumping into this strange fray.

the name, package or decoration of the commodities that has no notable characteristic.

Except for a few notable structures, he said, most buildings would be replaced by Qing dynasty replicas.

That Emerson did go so far toward this extreme identifies him with a period notable for its enthusiastic expansion of thought.

They did not find much evidence that state policies had a notable influence on the establishment of the clusters in the first place.

The most notable thing about him is in fact, his creative approach to any problem.

More notable, the man who has multiplied Plymouth's sales by five is one of the few crack motormen who did not rise from the bench.

There was one notable exception: Supposedly Mani the Parakeet had a sterling record before the final, when he picked the Netherlands.

Any thawing would be notable considering that this year has been one of the worst in memory for inter-Korean relations.

He predicts another five or ten notable insolvencies in the retail sector and at least a year of agony before things get better.

There have been a few notable exceptions, sanctioned by the UN Security Council, but these have been rare and post facto.

Social networking is an obvious hot area, so the bullishness of clean-tech is much more notable, since it tends to divide investors.

He said he also expects there will be some "notable differences" in management style under the leadership of new chief Bill Simon.

In spite of youth and wealth and a notable vigor of body, he was a solemn, conservative speculator as to what his future might be.

But it is also notable just how much information the reStructuredText tools have located in the reST document.

With a small number of exceptions, the early years of the 16th century are not particularly notable.

Perhaps, but one notable guest will not be there to see it: to India's fury the Queen, the head of the Commonwealth, has decided not to go.

There are many other notable features, so I invite you to try it out for yourself.

One of the most notable of these dark absorption nebulae is a cloud toward the constellation Ophiuchus known as Barnard 68, pictured above.

Especially on top class form teaching class, if having ingenious pronunciation to guide method effect to be going to be very notable.

A notable development over the course of 2004 has been a turnaround in the housing market and a slowing in household credit growth.

At RT, there was no notable difference between the two groups at different levels of interference.

Since this isn't exactly a new version of the software, we're only going to delve into a few points that we think are notable.

A few of his notable creations include the iconic Merlion statue of Singapore, and a scaled Monkey bike model.

While this had no impact on currencies, it was the sole notable event of a very quiet session.

The agricultural incomes and planting areas seem to be not notable inflecting factors.

The most notable incident was that several supporters of "Tibetan independence" rushed toward Jin Jing and tried to snatch the torch.

Up to the time of his death, his notable make him become the legendry figue in music.

It was one of the most notable functions of the London season.

There has been a notable rise in women players, and the number of polo clubs across the UK has increased dramatically in the past decade.

Most notable was Washoe, a chimpanzee who became world-famous for her apparent mastery of American Sign Language.

It is notable that, John Chiang, who, in California, is a household political star, was the only Chinese-American speaker at the convention.

The meeting was started with a session on Transcription to Secretion with a notable set of presentations on the emerging issues.

This has been used to explain away two other notable anomalies: the size and value effects.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, at number 17, was notable as the only top 20 member to see a net gain.

At a White House reception for gays in June, the most notable event was that a mobile phone started quacking.

Recently, though, there has been a notable increase in interaction with psychology and history -- a welcome development.

The most notable of these features is scalloped terrain in and around the crater.

Between the man I had been and that which I now became there was a very notable difference.

While journalists are more publicly open than many other industries in at least some ways, there's a notable hypocrisy quotient.

The most notable such application is a text editor, which is usually the application you most need to run over a remote console.

But the most notable features of the Field are the shattered chunks of a fallen airship that lie scattered across the map.

The growth does seem to vary by species, however, since cockroaches exhibited no notable growth in the hyperoxic environment.

English playwright whose comedy The Shoemaker's Holiday(1600)is notable for its vivid portrayal of daily life in London.

In my view, these two trends are notable if you think about where PLM innovation is going these days.

One of the most notable recent realists is the former U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who was a great fan of Metternich.

How life began is a problem for the biologist, on which he's made notable progress in recent years.

However, some poor countries have scored notable successes in reducing child labour to the point of virtually eliminating it.

My first notable position was as an officer in the U. S. Army in 1944.

system is suitable in principle, the treatment is mass and did not influence sintering, and notable benefit is got.

In "Scorpions" , Noah Feldman offers a detailed account of the troubles and achievements of Roosevelt's four most notable appointees.

Lycurgus, if only be had existed, would have been a still more notable example.

Unlike some other notable fugitives, Mr. Israel, did not make it very far.

But Mr Hu did not offer hard numbers either, only promising a reduction by a "notable amount" .

Kang-pa culture, a branch of Tibetan Culture with its own notable characteristics, is a historical topic and epoch proposition.

Contribution: Will the work you do make a notable difference in your department? The company? Society? Does it matter to you?

The sample applications provided in the migration articles highlight some of the notable differences between the two implementations.

Results The differences of each factor of the mother and of the father compared to Chinese normal model were notable.

One notable example of this was testing NASA's website used to stream video of the space shuttle launch.

And special field , grade and birthplace aspect existence is all notable difference. 4.

It's also notable that this social media effort has gone the opposite route as what has been seen with another iconic brand: Hello Kitty.

The final notable renovation took place in 1913, when the palace limestone had to be re-faced.

It is notable, too, that very few of these deals were contested, at least publicly.

Steampunk ideas have also increasingly been retroactively applied to existing cult classics. Perhaps the most notable of these is Star Wars.

The last part of the paper is the epilogue which to enumerate a number of notable linguistical phenomena those need deeper exploration.

One of the worrying was the notable deterioration in the Sino-American relationship.

Shortz: Well, one that jumps to mind. . . the clue appeared to say, notable tower, in three letters.

But some of the company's most notable customers have been loyal for years.

It had used Adobe Flash for the videos on another notable acquisition -- YouTube.

So far, the list has a sizable representation from Wall Street, but there are a few notable investors who haven't taken the Pledge.

It's notable, too, that conventional, grand-scale bio pics often contain a shorter section which would have worked as a film on its own.

When I began investigating the mysterious death of Henry Glover , one of the most notable aspects of the case was the lack of documents.

This method has been applied to the production planning of a practical brewery. It is shown that notable economic benefit can be gotten.

Although AIDS is a notable exception, few new many killers have come along to replace the ones that have been eliminated.

Some of the more notable market bottoms, in terms of the closing values of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) include.

It was not the high metal content of the trees that kept the Jedi away, though that characteristic does have notable advantages.

Employers reported a weakening in young people's skills, particularly in writing and mathematics, with the notable exception of IT skills.

The most notable example was AIG's two-year attempt to sell Nan Shan, its Taiwan subsidiary, which is only now nearing completion.

Stephen Hawking is physically disabled and unable to speak; nevertheless, he has made a notable contribution to science.

The most notable example was AIG's two-year attempt to sell Nan Shan, its Taiwan subsidiary, which is only now nearing completion.

Stephen Hawking is physically disabled and unable to speak; nevertheless, he has made a notable contribution to science.

As a basic principle of morden management, the law of two to eight has been widely used, and has made notable successes.

America, initially, offered only a retired Clinton-era official. William Perry, who was a notable sceptic about NATO expansion.

In a notable development, on August 16th the government claimed that it had killed a senior rebel leader in province, Hussein Kamza.

He decided to move again, and in one of the notable failures of Zen archery, hit on Westport.

One of the building's most notable features is the Sky Lobby on the 11th floor.

The changes of road transport market are the most notable, from a seller's market into a buyer's market now.

English is a typical stress-timed language and rhythm is one of its notable characteristics.

of the total , a notable rise in non - us dollar foreign currency deposits more than offset a decline in us dollar deposits.

The results indicated that the crushing force decreased and there was not notable effect on deformation with increasing moisture content.

And finally, by means of investigation, notable effections to the survival rate of the techniques were obtained.

It also won Angelina her first notable award, as she walked away with a Golden Globe.

Another notable breakthrough involved research into brown fat tissue, which burns "bad" white fat to generate heat for the body.

A notable difference between the earned income tax credits that have been implemented concerns the "phase-in" range.

o According to this study, women have made notable gains at the expense of men.

Shaak Ti was a notable exception to the communal-minded Togruta in that she preferred to operate alone.

He has also worked with other composers and a number of notable performers, and has won acclaim internationally as a film maker.

A notable exception to this rule is unique indexes where the index key columns do not include the table partitioning key.

Angela Merkel, the chancellor of the past three years, has been notable mainly for her invisibility.

Conclusion Cx. tritaeniorhynchus was the dominant species outdoor in Changfeng county. It was most notable in preventing and controlling.

During this stage the concept of program marketing has been widely accepted and TV program corporations with notable size have emerged.

Most Democrats with presidential ambitions, with the notable exception of Mrs Clinton, have turned against the war.

Of course, Wales is also notable because he's pretty much willing to weigh in on anything tech, even if it seems outside his purview.

Among the most notable are the Aarne-Thompson classification system and the morphological analysis of Vladimir Propp.

Of course, the Muslim part of Asia constitutes a notable exception to this trend, reinforced by the deepening of the Middle East crisis.

On the latter, it remains silent, with the word "leverage" notable by its absence in Mr Blankfein's lament.

With a few notable exceptions, the Republican Party is standing, arms folded and saying "no. "

Many separatists are behind bars or, like the most notable leader, the octogenarian Syed Ali Shah Geelani, under house arrest.

It was Ronald Reagan's second (and not all that notable year) in office.

However important the science might be, a poorly written book is simply not notable.

This year though, the collection of pitch black lace was more notable than ever, with pale hues notable in their absence.

The sour mood is notable in the south, where the intimate alliance the Hashemites enjoyed with the local tribes has begun to fray.

The new space-saving design, notable for rapid assembly and its modular construction principle, is ideal as a construction-site plant.

With a couple of notable exceptions, the consumer staples sector has had a tough reporting season.

After all, one of this album's closest cousins in the indie world is a notable, well-regarded one: Joanna Newsom's Ys.

Relative stability and a degree of predictability is the notable features of the sci-tech news source.

Arabic, Persian and Turkish literature feature a Sufi sage, known as Juha or Mullah Nasreddin, notable for buffoonery, wit and wisdom.

As a notable feature of this architecture, communities can define or extend additional information types that represent their own data.

The wheel is intensely examined, tested and scrutinised by many notable scientists, engineers and officials over the next 4 years.

When a session is lost, however, those pieces are able to recover with some notable problems.

China, which produces about 70% of the world's farmed fish, has been a notable offender in creating such pollution.

There have been notable shifts on both sides of the market, serving to push up the price of gold.

The group entered the European market five years ago and is the only Chinese bus maker with any notable presence.

He wanted to provide evidence for his philosophical ideas, most notable amongst these was his insistence that plants had minds.

Mr Odinga's Oranges won at least one notable victory this week after Parliament reopened.

The 4-year-old disappeared from her hotel. Some notable celebrities are appealing for help in finding the girl.

Especially notable is the aversion that individual, presumably longer-term, U. S. investors have had to their own stock market.

Mr Ratha said the trend was especially notable among skilled workers, such as doctors, nurses and information technology specialists.

The Fed's only comment yesterday was a terse statement notable largely for two changes from its October statement.

It is notable that the business spa differs from its traditional counterpart in two main respects.

There have been some notable spam prosecutions in the US, and a handful have even received jail or prison time.

A notable case is that of Binyam Mohamed, a British resident, who claims Britons colluded in his maltreatment by American captors.

Other notable details: a unified search and URL bar (a la Google Chrome) where you can get search suggestions as you type.

However, in his autobiography, the most notable is his " betrayal" should also be housekeeper details.

With a few notable exceptions , everyone gave something .

And that response was notable, in part, because it turned into a reflection on the "standards" of the stimulus debate itself.

If he feels compelled to follow recent tradition and introduce some notable figure in the audience, then let them be applauded.

The result of experiments showed that it is notable to remove the contamination using dual aerobic process.

The researchers found the most notable phytoplankton declines in waters near the poles and in the tropics, as well as the open ocean.

Widely used in many enterprises, quality management principle (for short, principle) has brought notable results.

One of the most notable features of the latest data is the substantial contribution of inventories to overall GDP growth.

The results of orthogonal experiment of slag treating wastewater showed that pH value was the most notable factor, next was slag dosage.

And who'd ask for a refund on a sprog with something in common with figures as notable as Vincent Van Gogh, Charles Darwin or Shaun White?

In Senegal the Israelis had offered to help the notable Sufi Muslim town of Touba to build a water and sewage system.

China has achieved notable results in environmental protection. The overall environmental situation, however, is not optimistic.

Satellite radio remains the leading platform for digital radio in the U. S. , despite notable progress in HD Radio awareness.

But, with a few notable exceptions, they have weathered the storm less as culprits than as victims.

Chen Yi's Notable Contribution to Put into Effect the CCP's Strategic Policy "to Fight Eastward and Advance Northward"

The municipality of Hangzhou has awarded him the permanent residence for his notable contribution to the city.

Beethoven is widely regarded as one of history's supreme composers , and he produced notable works even after losing his hearing.

If Mr Smith has no notable works of scholarship or research to his name that is because he is, par excellence, a teacher.

One notable pigeon named Cher Ami ( "Dear Friend" in French) flew for the U. S. Army Signal Corps in France during WW I.

Abroad have had some contemporary artists use "to" the creative work and achieved notable achievements.

In "The Journey to the West" , gluttony is one of the most notable shortcomings of Thu Ba-jie. He has an intense food complex.

The most impressive episode of this book is the notable friendship between Charlotte and Wilbur.

Results The group of therapeutic effect interfering is better than the contrasting group, difference has notable meaning.

The workplace -- right across much of the world -- North America being a notable exception -- working hours have been coming down.

In the latter case, the distinction drawn between the sources of money and what is acceptable purchasing behavior is notable.

But the point and the distinction is less notable and less interesting than it might seem.

The most notable human character of Dongguan is the strong sense of economy and brilliant mind for business.

William Perry, who was a notable sceptic about NATO expansion. After squawks of dismay, Jim Jones, the national security adviser, went too.

The ratio of current account surplus to GDP, after a notable reduction in 2009, has been declining since the beginning of 2010.

The most notable incident is the 2004 case of Viktor Yushchenko, President of the Ukraine, whose face was disfigured by chloracne.

The summit also was notable for decisions it did not make.

Notable achievements in scientific and technological innovation have been made by American universities.

And the influences of such structural parameters as the groove depth and the angle of the spiral line are also notable.

Among the most notable: women were once considered less intelligent than men when studies showed their brains weren't as big.

Accompany the change of the regional gap, consumer scale as well as consumer structure can show notable discrepancy on space.

It shows that compound mint injection appeared notable curative effect in two diseases: herpes zoster and pruritus vulvae .

The currency could still face resistance because investors often place long-running sell orders when a notable benchmark approaches.

What is notable is the level of vitriol and tribalism that permeates so much of the casual, behind-the-scenes political debate.

There have been notable successes in science for development over the past decade but still insufficient follow-through for key commitments.

Still, the August improvement in the U. S. is notable because many of the industries that improved aren't linked to automotive production.

The first visit to China by an American president was notable, above all, for its symbolism.

It has notable collections of dinosaurs, Near Eastern and African art, East Asian art, European history, and Canadian history.

The weakening of the Turkish lira has had some effect on these prices, but if measured in pounds sterling the rise is still a notable 25%.

"There was a notable improvement in the online cultural environment. "

The other notable line in this test is the class definition, which points to the template class, rather than one that you might create.

This might be the first notable Android phone in 2011, so let's look at the rumors to see if we can make some sense of it.

His most notable remarks focused on downside risks to inflation and inflation expectations as a potential trigger for further Fed action.

The output in XML format looks strikingly similar to what you saw in Listing 2 with some notable exceptions.

Notable qualities: First U. S. mobile phone with an integrated camera; color screen, clamshell camera phone design.

Formerly known as Mandrake, Mandriva is notable for its cutting-edge software, excellent administration suite and 64-bit edition.

The building was constructed in 1172-1219 and is considered one of the most notable monuments in Padua.

It is notable, however, that they actually deposited their experimental quantum dot-graphene photodetector onto a piece of silicon.

China has made notable progress in its crackdown on Internet piracy and copyright infringement following months-long campaigns.

Chinese cooking is subdivided into a great man schools notable for their local flavors.

2025 or longer period of time, into a world-renowned, notable features comprehensive, research-based high university level.

Notable examples include President Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, and President George H. W. Bush and his longtime friend, James Baker.

One of the most notable characteristics of cloud storage is the ability to reduce cost through its use.

Wang Sen is one of the notable folk religious masters in the later Ming Dynasty.

States on commercial bribery Most of the main provisions is that this is the crime of accepting bribes and ordinary notable distinction.

Gender differences are notable in the personal environmental habits, but it is not significant for public environmental behavior.

The Altai orogeny, as one of notable crustal accretion areas, is famous for its abundant mineral deposits.

The most notable limitation is the inability to determine the position you're in within a list or array (or custom object).

Verified by the production, this mould features reasonable structure, high efficiency and notable economic benefits.

Conclusion: The clinical effects of the traditional Chinese medicine with Tiopronin in treatment of Alcoholic fatty liver is notable.

Owen's third, when he streaked through after Wolfsburg had wasted their final chance, merely added a notable footnote.

The moving boundary is introduced to indicate the notable change in the clay retardation factor with the increase of solute concentration.

The most notable difference between files and messages in service-oriented processing is the size of the data being exchanged.

For that indeed a notable sign has occurred through them is manifest to all who dwell in Jerusalem, and we cannot deny it.

His invasion of Maryland was especially notable for the number of worn soldiers who fell by the wayside.

The sun shall be turned into darkness, And the moon into blood, Before the day of the Lord come, That great and notable [day].

The fact that no Liverpool player has found the net against United in the league during Benitez's reign is another notable fact.

Straight away, we could expect to see some notable names drop out.

There are a few notable ways in which folder retrieval differs from content item retrieval.

We also find that the birth control policy has notable statistical significance on the number of family children.

The summit's most notable achievement was to forge an agreement to write down the Greek debt held by the private sector by 50%.

A notable achievement has been the establishment of the euro as a major force in the international foreign exchange and bond markets.

Comparison between the 87 counties and cities of Xinjiang in coordination degree demonstrated that spatial variation was quite notable.

English compared with Chinese most notable feature is the shape of a complete combination of tones.

The most notable improvement is the addition of out-of-the-box, transparent clustering support ( WICKET-1272).

Different illumination intensities could also greatly affect the grass height, and different treatments had most notable differences.

They find it notable that, given the very high pecuniary rewards in finance, many students nonetheless still choose to do something else.

Among all the "preposition o" compound words of formations, the most notable is the preposition stranding, which deserves mentioning.

The detection result indicated that the category and content of their chemical composition are notable difference.

her most notable appearance was a cameo17 on Sinead O'Connor's I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got.

Perhaps the most notable aspect of Macquarie's contribution was his policy toward the emancipation of convicts.

Most notable is Duke Corporate Education, which ranks number one in customised education for the fifth year in a row.

Tourism is notable for earning foreign exchanges, increasing employment rate and enhancing mutual understanding and friendship.

The only notable pattern of differences is on views about supporting a family, having a child and getting married.

For Xiaoxue's notable achievement in poetry, award him the Contemporary Chinese Outstanding Multiethnic Poet Poetry Award.

Of the wealth of information radioed back, a few items are especially notable .

African currency is still notable for its variety, and in many places various forms of barter still apply.

IT WAS a rarity for Japan: two notable acquittals within a month.

No matter what the reason, men were more likely to cite it than women, with a couple of notable exceptions.

There's also been a notable shift in the important range of people with moderate credit, those with scores between 650 and 699.

Hydroperoxide decomposition into radicals is accelerated by various catalysts, notable the transition metals.

The most notable winner is Kirkland & Ellis, which will represent the British oil giant.

Equally notable was the failure of Mr Mugabe, their commander-in-chief, to comment on their snub.

And sure, when you're talking about a company notable mostly for a sock puppet mascot, that's all well and good.

They also showed a notable increase in Noggin, a beautifully named brain protein that acts as a BMP antagonist.

Senior language notable feature is independent of the specific computer hardware, common good and portability.

The one-letter difference between Apple's iPad and its own digital music player, the iPod, is itself notable.

The turnround is especially notable because the end of the year is a strong time for Chinese exports of toys and other goods.

Southeast Asian companies were among the most notable for rewarding bankers.

Conclusions: Occupational health promotion can gain notable results in workplace and the results decrease with the increasing baseline.

In this case, their literature reading orientation will reflect notable features of popular culture, an ostentatious reading character.

The only notable reform has been allowing 51% direct foreign ownership in single-branded retail businesses.