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a small bag provided on request by a restaurant for a customer to carry home leftovers of a meal, ostensibly to feed a dog or other pet.

The PCAPA was formed within days of that landmine attack, ostensibly to protest against the police's heavy-handed response to it.

In other words, central authorities want to influence what you do with your body and the things that you own, ostensibly for your own good.

Even if one considers something as ostensibly simple as the choice of prime minister, the electorate's intention is not easy to discern.

Out of sympathy, she began to move money about, ostensibly to "lend" from the rich to the poor for a short period.

Ostensibly , It just a animation for the Kid. But there is some Profound truth hide in the surface.

By the time the 2008 Beijing Olympics rolled around, green building was a national priority -- ostensibly, at least.

Rather than putting the brain back in the body, Harvey decided to keep it, ostensibly for study.

Indeed, the paradox at the heart of this ostensibly clever and undoubtedly complex plan is its dependence on subsidies to private investors.

In dealing with customers and outsiders, remember that you represent the company, ostensibly with full responsibility and authority.

First, fraternal party-to-party relations between the two ostensibly Communist countries are not what they used to be.

These steps are ostensibly motivated by a desire to defend the poor from getting stuck in a debt.

Ostensibly it was an invitation for intellectuals to air diverse, even critical, opinions about the direction China's leadership was taking.

Damian Green, the immigration minister, thunders against people who ostensibly study in London while working in Wales.

Now foreign companies are ostensibly welcome to participate as the state begins to cautiously privatise parts of its rail assets.

Ostensibly orphans from the Darfur region of Sudan, destined for adoption in France, many turned out to be local children, and not orphans.

Last week it was reported on CNN that Obama put a call in to Dick Cheney, ostensibly to "wish him a speedy recovery" .

The meeting was ostensibly to discuss a potential acquisition of the German automaker.

But all three of those missions were at least ostensibly tied to U. S. national interests.

That is not, however, how professional journalists, ostensibly speaking on behalf of the public, usually choose to see it.

Ostensibly to protect life and property safety of consumers, actually it is wrong to ask consumers to pay for the producers.

The Egyptian state, ostensibly secular, pretends to be a bulwark against the Brotherhood's ambitions.

The move would ostensibly place the obligations of the peripheral euro member states on to its balance sheet.

Mr Tilmouth himself was one of those mixed-race children who were forcibly separated from their parents, ostensibly for their own good.

The money was donated ostensibly as a "gift . . . to strengthen security in the Big Apple. "

When superheroes first began to appear in comic books of the late 1930s, the genre was ostensibly an 'all-boys club. '

This year, a bigger gap between tyre compounds is being used, ostensibly in an FIA move to spice up the show.

But, ostensibly because the work's antiwar theme might be offensive to veterans, the museum painted over it within a day.

By ostensibly breaking content from presentation, JSP technology creates a clearer distinction between the designer and developer.

While taxpayers should not be fiduciaries of ostensibly private banks, their monies surely entitle them to boardroom representation.

There are a few ostensibly minor variations which can be actually cost you a lot of money.

The Maoists are partly to blame for this, having ostensibly fought for a vaguely defined decentralisation of power.

He was sentenced, ostensibly for spying, to 25 years of hard labor in a Siberian prison camp.

Extra stress hormone production ostensibly helps poor kids deal with hardships, from unsafe neighborhoods to bad schools to at-home worries.

This ostensibly pro-European leader abandoned the opportunity to enhance Britain's influence in and through Europe.

Ostensibly he was on a business trip, but he spent most of his time on the beach.

They show us structures that present the elements of an ostensibly fragmented reality as a unified whole.

The generals who now ostensibly rule Egypt and its vast, lumbering administrative machine are products of six decades of autocratic rule.

All four are on the order of culture, and ostensibly, parts of the same culture and products of the same society.

Overall, China remains a Confucian, hierarchical society with an ostensibly communist brand name on top.

Ostensibly, the monitor mirror is designed to allow the user to keep one eye on his six o'clock at all times.

They ostensibly face travel restrictions and are subject to monitoring by the police.

While ostensibly about morality, the campaign is seen by many liberals and minorities as a broader push to Islamize Indonesia.

One of Mr Simon's sisters, ostensibly acting alone, launched a legal challenge to the will in January.

In the first, 95 undergraduate women were individually invited to a lab ostensibly to participate in a study about movie viewership.

They would move decision making away from our own tastes and preferences toward their state-approved model, ostensibly to protect us.

Yet although the GSEs are ostensibly government-controlled, they still try to maximise profits and minimise losses.

Marriage is ostensibly a system by which a safe, financially secure and stable environment is created in which to raise children.

Both aviation giants are moaning loudly that their production systems and supply chains are flawed, albeit for ostensibly different reasons.

The protests, by both students and lecturers, are ostensibly against higher-education reforms that grant more autonomy to universities.

His reasoned, cool intelligence weaves an intricate plot which, while ostensibly satisfying his revenge, despoils him of humanity.

Ostensibly, I needed it for work, but I really just love how it looks.

In October a permit for a new landmark mosque was revoked, ostensibly on technical grounds.

During the Easter break, the minority leader phoned Clinton ostensibly to negotiate a compromise.

They recruited 141 undergraduates from Carnegie Mellon University to participate in a study ostensibly about math skills.

Ostensibly a struggle between the schools of Locke and Kant, after 2200 years it still pretty much came down to Aristotle versus Plato.

Local authorities closed it at the end of June, ostensibly for breaching sanitary and fire-safety norms.

Where Aristotle saw the value in a painful, ostensibly demeaning emotion, Schulz argues passionately for the value of error.

Ostensibly yr fren ooo some playful, childish, in fact, but in his heart he understand dispute, know discretion.

Many relate in some way to foreign investment in mining and hydrocarbons, ostensibly at least.

Saab and Volvo may receive government-guaranteed loans, ostensibly to improve the efficiency of their cars.

When school ended, Mrs. Sanford and the boys decamped to the Sullivan's Island beach house, ostensibly for the summer.

Ostensibly neutral tests involving income or age are not neutral at all.

Corruption is the usual explanation for why this ostensibly "rich" nation remains so underdeveloped.

Even for those states ostensibly committed to punishing atrocity crimes, the response has often been anemic.

Drafted by Mr Berlusconi's lawyer, the bill is ostensibly intended to ginger up Italy's notoriously sluggish legal system.

Police regulations ostensibly bar interviews with detainees.

Although ostensibly a purely domestic policy, the dollar quickly depreciated about 4% against the euro.

The move was ostensibly aimed at catering to visitors arriving for the Asian Games who speak Mandarin.

One was ostensibly meant to curb pornography but might also be used, for example, to ban traditional dances and thus persecute minorities.

Ostensibly the visit reaffirmed the two countries' solidarity.

Modern web applications are packed with features that ostensibly connect us more to the real world and our activities in it.

The case gives legal protection to "hot news" , ostensibly to encourage news gathering.

We are fighting a war ostensibly for the good of Afghanistan but without the consent of its people.

And the army is to keep its nose out of politics. Ostensibly, these are things that Pakistan's political parties and generals all support.

The principle that scientific facts ostensibly falsify theory should play a role of theoretic basis in the process of reconstruction.

He rose fast, like Stalin and Mao, from within an ostensibly secular, progressive political party.

The aim ostensibly is to protect Iraqi airspace and revive its enfeebled air force.

After this mapping is finished, EPOC users can ostensibly play Pong or Tetris telepathically.

Despite ostensibly tighter controls, UBS's risk management systems have failed.

First, lunch the journalists concerned, ostensibly to discuss some other story.

Ostensibly, Chuck is helping Hans prepare for his driving test.

He says that although the agenda is ostensibly focused on agriculture, the issues discussed will be far broader.

He ostensibly restored democracy in 2002, but meanwhile claimed huge powers for his office.

This was ostensibly the "doorway" to the core room they sought.

The test giver then leaves the room for one minute, ostensibly to answer a phone call, giving the child ample time to peek at the toy.

Anyway, here's the account Orange gives, ostensibly gleaned from the Zhoukou Evening Post.

These measures reduce the supply of land, ostensibly to prevent a speculative actual demand expansion purposes.

Labour politicians will seize on any cuts that ostensibly harm the poor in order to divide the coalition partners.

The CEO of HP, Mark Hurd resigned last Friday, ostensibly for fudging his expense reports.

Missile defence ostensibly aimed at deterring Iran is seen as another success.

As a part of society, it is ostensibly the focal point of all vision and consciousness.

Ostensibly, the licenses are required, so the government can provide protection from exploitation for its local companies and workers.

Ostensibly the renminbi is pegged against a basket of other currencies.

Electrodes were inserted into parts of their brains, ostensibly because it could help to heal them.

It can ostensibly run on a variety of fuels, including: gasoline, kerosene, propane, natural gas, ethanol, methanol or hydrogen.

If the argument is ostensibly about who's making dinner tonight, keep it that topic.

Ostensibly there is no pressure on the renminbi, which is roughly tracking the appreciating dollar.

Ostensibly, people would then spend more reasonably.

Markets are inherently volatile and thesedaysgovernment intervention can wrench that can reverse ostensibly strong trends.

And what about the hundreds of acres of land ostensibly freed by the demolitions?

Of course, there are teams already on Antarctica, ostensibly doing scientific research.

It's an 80-story residential tower with revolving floors , ostensibly set for construction in Dubai this fall.

Ostensibly, you would have more than one method when creating an interface.

The discussion in the scene should cover what the action is ostensibly about.

Banks are ostensibly acting in their own self-interest by cutting back on risk.

The renminbi, ostensibly de-pegged in June, has subsequently appreciated a paltry 0. 8 per cent against the dollar.

The gala was ostensibly a fundraiser for the Raisa Gorbachev Foundation, which helps raise money for the care of children with cancer.

In addition, Though pm-ancient Logic is ostensibly opposite to Anti-ancient Logic, the essential is alike.

China already has tiger farms with about 4, 000 animals, started ostensibly to breed tigers for release into the wild.

Ostensibly , consumers won the first round , but do not forget "The law is strong , saying , " Who is not necessarily to laugh.

Mr. Hurd was forced to resign last week, ostensibly for filing false expense reports amounting to about $20, 000.

We are ostensibly part of a group: the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia Chapter.

At 3: 33 a. m. , it touched down at Marseilles, ostensibly for a refueling stop.

Mr. Gilani's trip is ostensibly to mark the 60th anniversary of bilateral relations.

And the rising of the ugliness ostensibly make the art plump in the time to appreciate on it.

Ostensibly this natural gas supply crisis is caused by the weather.

There is no list of what is secret and even information that is not ostensibly classified may put those handling it at risk.

While ostensibly an OOP-based framework, COM is very different than . NET.

Ostensibly, China's banks are in good health.

China's game plan is ostensibly just the reverse.

The move would ostensibly move all the bad debt from the banks to the government.

The first four dates were postponed, ostensibly because the singer needed more time for dress rehearsals in the venue.

It is ostensibly meant to ginger up Italy's sluggish courts.

True, the headlines this morning are ostensibly all about politics.

He died on the way, in Koko Nur, ostensibly from illness.

Why the brouhaha over what is ostensibly a third world country?

Or event he concept of 'content', which is (ostensibly) the 'meaning' of whatever it is that a student is being taught.

China ostensibly offers an economic model in which state-owned companies continue to play a big role.

The rusting hulk was sold by Ukraine in 1998 to a Hong Kong-Macau trading company -- ostensibly to be transformed into a floating casino.

Ostensibly to bail out the newspaper industry but also to foster a life-long habit of learning.

e. g. The big bosses went to Hawaii, ostensibly to launch the new project.

Ostensibly, he's dead now.

Turning to sexual development in the male, the picture is ostensibly much clearer.

Companies such as Ping An and China Life are buying these properties ostensibly as capital investments for their own use.

But other unmarried women resent the assumption that they can log in more hours--because they ostensibly have nothing better to do.

Another Hong Kong-based company bought the Ukrainian aircraft carrier Varyag in 1998, ostensibly for turning into a leisure boat.

all felt that though they had not been summoned for the purpose , it was really , if not ostensibly , a military council

I went out , ostensibly to lunch .

He was in Yemen between August and December, ostensibly to study Arabic.

Ostensibly, there is little to complain about, with 17 per cent GDP growth last year and just 3. 2 per cent unemployment.

Ostensibly or superficially attractive but lacking substance or conviction:

Ostensibly 'giving something back', the new interactive site is also a perfectly positioned platform to sell millions of ebooks

traffic laws are ostensibly there for road-users' own safety;