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And last but not least, it makes up for the long, obliterating neglect in his own land of one of history's greatest scientific visionaries.

And, not least: "It would be better to leave than endure 30 years of pain. "

There was not least doubt that from his own orthodox point of view the situation was growing immoral.

Last but not least, try to get on well with your classmates. Be ready to help whoever is in trouble.

And last but not least, the aquarium seems to be a good environment for the chosen fish species.

Mergers and acquisitions are likely to pick up, not least because some smaller funds of funds may have to put themselves up for sale.

Mr Barak is trying to persuade people, not least in his own party, that Mr Netanyahu is sincere.

The contemporary phenomenon of car worship is to be explained not least by the sense of independence and freedom that ownership entails.

Once upon a time, its lese-majeste would have got them all bundled into the Tower of London, not least because one of them is a woman.

In getting his way, not least with his own party, Mr Obama will need continued strong public support.

Such arguments are important, not least for those ready to put themselves in harm's way in the nation's defence.

But Than Shwe himself remains a mystery: not least because few people seem to think him very bright.

Last but not least, students' creativity tends to be repressed due to the humdrum and dull homework.

He provides, on our count, a good 75% of the humour in the film - not least because you can't help laughing as soon as you look at him.

"Our national debt is rising rapidly, not least as the consequence of support to the banking system. " he said.

Insights from neurological disorders or brain surgery can only take you so far, however, not least because cases are rare.

The last but not least, it is always the best time to prepare for strategic share participation when the market is in its bad time.

They are trying to attract as many students from abroad as possible (not least because foreign students usually pay full fees).

But the mission was soon abandoned, not least because there was no agreement about how managers should behave.

Last, but not least, it should be noted that Germany is no longer entirely master of its own banking destiny.

Still, the transition is likely to be smooth, not least because "change at the top does not mean a change of strategy" , insists Ms Rometty.

Last but not least, a recruiter is looking for "a strong sense of values and ethics. "

And not least, Mr Shriver regularly put his own ambitions aside to help his thrusting in-laws, the Kennedys, grab and hold on to power.

Not least because of its gigantic population, some observers have started to talk of Facebook in terms of a country.

Last but certainly not least you got to satisfy your man in the bedroom.

It has been used repeatedly in history, not least by former U. S. President Richard Nixon.

The Democratic campaign must be delighted, not least by the neglect of his Republican rival, John McCain.

But it will have to win more such battles if public confidence in official figures, not least those on crime, is to be restored.

The wonders of this robot bird are manifold, not least the bird's outward design, which looks like a King of the Rocketmen-era spacecraft.

Researchers continue to argue about exactly where that threshold lies, not least because retail banking is such a local business.

The risks of such a system, not least the security of the information, are daunting. But the idea is intriguing.

Whether the pace of growth could be sustained was an issue, Yi said, not least because of the environmental constraints China faces.

Not least important, marriage is a great social stabilizer of men.

His senses have been battered with all possibilities of a disaster, not least the prospect that Greece might leave the euro.

As prime minister he would find himself on the sharp end of many problems, not least rising inflation.

Last, but not least, use proper woodworking blueprints. Nowadays it is very easy to download these woodworking blueprints from the Internet.

The project has not been without critics, not least because there is a more natural deepwater port just across the bay.

And, not least of all, the company's staff have also declared their willingness to make a contribution toward restructuring.

Last but not least, the looseness of the steering concerns me. I notice it particular when the front wheels hit big bumps or potholes.

Third and not least, by any means I'm divorced ! Instead, I looked back into his soft brown eyes and tried to form the words.

Dogs, she said, have become a way to display one's tastes and, not least of all, a way to meet people with similar interests.

Moreover, miniaturisation is not straightforward, not least because lasers cannot be made as small as transistors.

Even in the age of electronic computers a designer should be guided by intuition, knowledge, experience and last but not least common sense.

The coming year will be one of immense achievements, not least of all the breaking down of the barriers that have kept you apart.

Credit is scarce, not least because overseas lenders are pulling out of the market, and terms and conditions have become more onerous.

The predicted collision was always fanciful, not least because Beijing and Moscow are more plausible strategic rivals than allies.

It will be overseen by an advisory board, not least to ensure that nothing too controversial is attempted to meet the targets.

The company controls desirable technology, not least its IPS screens, which are clear even when viewed at oblique angles.

points to a remarkable recovery in demand for German goods, not least Siemens's, from Europe's deepest recession since the second world war.

Not least, as the report makes clear, India would have to be governed quite differently.

Last but not least, we will reserve part of this session to provide guidance as you prepare for the Final Examination.

Last but not least, teacher Yue Juan's students play cat & mouse. The three hungry cats are trying to catch some mice for dinner.

Some of it looks ambitious, not least the aim to implement and monitor plans for global rebalancing.

But it has shown no interest in formal membership, not least for fear of being in a room full of (mostly) rich democracies.

More interesting were the moral and cultural interpretations heaped on to this finding, not least by the authors themselves.

However, concerns have recently been floated, not least among foreign businesses, that China is now less welcoming of foreign investment.

The black-and-white film noir decor, narrative thread, and not least the name, immediately conjured up images of the Twilight Zone.

And last but not least, we will keep trying to win championship in every international competitions.

And last but not least, he must review what he was studied at least three times.

And last but not least, be sure you select Text as a login type at the bottom of the screen.

Declarations of the death of the PC are premature, not least because demand from emerging markets is still growing.

But the same goes for Mr McCain on at least as many counts, not least the possibility of President Palin.

It would, instead, give him the right to override all other parties, not least Arcelor's legal owners.

There are all sorts of little questions that Arsene will have to answer as he decides on his team, not least who plays up front.

There are many reasons why IBM nearly went belly-up, not least the fact that Big Blue had become a bureaucratic monster.

Second, effective policy will require big changes in incentives across the globe, including, not least, in the large emerging economies.

Rapid industrialisation across the emerging world poses big challenges, not least to the rich world's reliance on cheap resources.

Last but not least our special gratitude goes to those man and women who put everyday their lives in danger, " he said. "

In some countries, a division of power might be welcome, not least to avert the risk of too much accruing to one man.

Mr Tsvangirai's decision to get into bed with the despotic Mr Mugabe has been much criticised, not least in his own party.

Mr Obama is right that many governments, not least his own, are spending heavily in a bid to create green jobs.

This is too simplistic, not least because central bankers have been busy creating means of holding on to the reserves if need be.

Yet it does want change, not least because rural poverty is potentially just as destabilising.

Clearly all the ingredients are present for a cracking race, not least because the rest of the field haven't been standing still either.

That has costs of its own, not least damaging uncertainty about where exactly the subprime bodies are buried.

Now, last but not least, we end off with yet another milestone for The Dark Knight!

FAO was naturally associated with the exercise and is participating actively, not least through eight ongoing pilot field projects.

However, there are many reasons to be wary of such a solution, not least because it fools no one.

"It begs a number of important questions, not least how the ruling will affect search engines, " wrote The Telegraph.

Last, but not least, investors care about GDP growth. Corporate profits depend upon the absolute rate of growth of an economy.

Japan may have been the first, but it was soon followed by other Asian countries, not least, of course, Korea.

Since its arrival there has been a stampede back into making top-tier phones, not least because the recession has decimated the mid-market.

Longer-term, the oil industry still faces big strategic problems, not least in terms of public relations.

America's faltering steps towards new reactors look sure to be set back, not least because new concerns will mean greater costs.

Last but not least there is Mother Earth deserving of your loving help, as she too must be ready in time to ascend.

Stabilising the eurozone is in the interest of all 27 EU member states, not least the UK, with its extremely close economic ties.

Last but not least, Generation templates can also be specified as part of a library definition (see previous section).

Other agencies, not least the police, share responsibility for the security of the games.

There are major dangers with such a strategy, not least of which are the inflationary risks it creates.

The last, but not least important, we suggest some policy recommendations to the Shaanxi Province to raise the human capital.

There are major dangers with such a strategy, not least of which are the inflationary risks it creates.

The last, but not least important, we suggest some policy recommendations to the Shaanxi Province to raise the human capital.

I have always fancied plumbing as an alternative career, not least because all the plumbers I have ever met have been extraordinarily happy.

It was about looking at facts and trashing taboos, not least one that made praise of US business punishable by (political) death.

And last but not least, how about a pat on your own back and on the backs of all the Celtics fans around you.

Founded in 1694, it has centuries of experience in dealing with financial troubles, not least in acting as a lender of last resort.

Western governments (not least the British) had discovered the hard way that deficits could not save them.

Last but not least , It's very important for myself to have my own minds and take ti into practice.

A pleasant relationship with other people, not least those in a superior position, is portrayed as being 'on a good footing' with them.

The new powers, of course, have aspirations and instincts in common, not least in challenging western domination of the global commons.

The new powers, of course, have aspirations and instincts in common, not least in challenging western domination of the global commons.

A great deal of uncertainty remains, not least about the scale of lending losses.

Last but not least, students may develop new interest in subjects used to be boring.

Other countries are more cautious but the sentiment is widespread, not least in export-dependent Asian and eastern European economies.

Lost output certainly matters, not least because workers shut out of the job market for too long tend to become permanently discouraged.

Many have been caught off-guard by the flying yen, not least because Japan's economy looks as sick as others causing fright.

But they have won numerous plaudits for corporate governance, not least for the appointment of an outsider as chief executive.

Dogs are a popular dish in many parts of China, not least among ethnic Koreans in the north-east.

ONCE again, corporate-governance reform is back on the legislative agenda, not least in the United States.

But home-ownership rates are unlikely to drop much more, not least because lower prices have made houses more affordable.

But home-ownership rates are unlikely to drop much more, not least because lower prices have made houses more affordable.

Last but not least, you'll serve as a resident expert and coach for your sales associate colleagues.

The high number of incidents will cause concern about the Government's plans, not least because the system is still in its infancy .

Not least, the fortitude and determination shown by the people of Tohoku have offered an inspirational model for a discouraged nation.

Their own probity is unquestioned. But their record is tainted, not least by the antics of two coalition allies.

India and China disagree about many things , not least their border, where tensions have been flaring up again recently .

Last but not least, deployment tasks performed with Ant do not include testing, by definition.

This has proven to be an incredibly time consuming task, not least because of the sheer volume of sets and variations on sets which exist.

That film caused public revulsion, not least among the education circles.

It's been a subprime year for everyone, not least the Vanity Fair 100.

Countries guaranteeing the EFSF's funds do not want to increase their burden, not least because some cannot afford to do so.

This suggests that faster appreciation is likely to be a bigger part of the policy mix, not least in China.

The decision to go along with the restrictions has been the subject of fierce debate, not least within Google itself.

For, as was predictable and predicted, recognition of the risks is generating a host of interventionist gimmickry , not least in the UK.

Arguing for a tighter cap on emissions for the industry is probably more important, not least because it has effects Europe-wide.

Last but definitely not least, My. Forms gives you access to a collection containing the application's forms.

Not least, the electorate registered approval of the competence and integrity of Manmohan Singh, the prime minister.

His announcement came as a shock, not least to the China Power Investment Company, which suggested it might sue.

And New York's investment banks are minting money overseas, not least from all those IPOs that have gone elsewhere.

Iceland has kept out of the EU, not least to safeguard its cod-fishing quotas.

Their hopes were misplaced, not least because the cuts are due to go into effect only after the next election.

This absorbing study of the first collective of central bankers is provocative, not least because it is still relevant.

But it will not fight for Georgia militarily or force the issue of NATO membership, not least because neither country is ready.

Luck has played a part: cheaper labour; huge export markets (not least China); cheap export commodities due to euro's weakness.

And last, but certainly not least, we'll reference some of the improvements to our Architectural Analysis capabilities.

Explicit current-account targets have their shortcomings, not least that policymakers can influence them only indirectly.

But Mr Obama still faces huge obstacles, not least from a restive Congress, where fiscally conservative Democrats might put up resistance.

Last but not least, our school has many good English teachers, who are willing to help us whenever we meet with difficulties.

Nothing is going to happen if we lose, for a multitude for reasons, not least because we will immediately appeal.

While he presents himself as a moderniser, Mr Sarkozy is not without flaws, not least of them his relentless self-promotion.

But beating the Taliban will take much more, not least extending the writ of the weak and corrupt Afghan government.

The last, but not least, important pillar of good health is to drink lots of water.

Opinions differ on the exact scale of the problem, not least because some companies already have the offshore money in dollars.

But whatever the cause, new animals and plants would evolve to fill the void. Not least among them: the dinosaurs.

But Begg said the process of integration is inevitably slow, not least because it often lacks popular support.

Yet he may be eased out eventually, not least because his African neighbours are increasingly embarrassed by him.

Such information is vital, not least for designing local development strategies and assessing how aid contributes to these.

Last, but definitely not least, give yourself permission to be you, with quirks and all.

Its ability to develop a world-class corps of technicians has been especially impressive, not least in a country short of basic skills.

Not least, it would be consistent with ideas of social justice.

Then one show offended the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT), not least by conducting a huge text-message vote.

In the short term the subsidies will have boosted profits, not least compared with the firms' credit-starved private peers.

Last but not least, I'll look for meetings I can reschedule or cancel so I can stick around to help with coverage.

Last not least, we were very happy about the many golf fans and spectators for attending the tournament over the past four days.

I'd like you to meet my business partner, my secretary, and, last but not least, my wife.

America wants both countries to co-operate more, not least in regional military exercises planned for this year and next.

Different types of people are now seeking advice, not least skilled tradesmen unable to find work.

Government debt, after all, has soared to levels not seen in peacetime for centuries, if ever, in many countries, not least the US and UK.

The industry is seeing its first glut, not least because so much extra capacity has been built.

More reform by national governments is needed, not least because their public finances are otherwise unsustainable.

Last but not least, I was planning to send you some money, but I closed up the envelope already.

And last but not least: We know you're not always right, but we'll pretend like you are anyway.

Getting the to-do list right is trickier, not least because misguided meddling could make unemployment worse.

This trend should continue, not least because banks are borrowing less as they deleverage.

Last, but not least, a good SVT tester needs a set of soft skills: communication, negotiation, and people skills.

The fragmented power structure also holds up decision-making, not least in endless political wrangling between left and right.

Multitudes today still regard the Scriptures in that fashion, not least among them estimable scholars and intellectuals.

Spending on children, not least education, could divert money away from other forms of consumption.

Last but not least important , We find the scientific theory in chinese traditional philosophical culture and traditional chinese medicine.

On the contrary, supersized deficits are denting business confidence, not least by implying higher future taxes.

Questions remain about how the industry changes will play out -- not least about how various 3G technologies will be deployed.

While flatsharing can be fun, when you own the property other factors come into play, not least the responsibility for maintaining it.

Food is tainan trip trip, not least in search of more than history track, then try prestigious tainan snacks, will more regret it.

And last but not least, you would get to spend a week with me!

The rest of the union is in flux, not least because the euro crisis is forcing the pace of political integration.

Last but not least, the paper makes a case study of Soochow University's practice in discipline integration.

Members of his PASOK party are recalcitrant, not least because the reforms threaten the party's power-base in the unions.

Last but not least , China plays a very important role in deciding wether the world is peaceful or not.

The politics of the dispute are tangled, not least because many French mayors are also parliamentary deputies, and 11 are even ministers.

It will condition Italy's politics for months to come, not least in the increasingly likely event of there being a snap general election.

If the British like to shop online it is not least because they also like to use credit cards, the easiest means to pay online.

China, the regime's last protector, has long been frustrated by North Korean intransigence, not least over economic reform.

The footage has transfixed the nation, not least because French law prohibits cameras inside French courtrooms.

To make progress on this front requires education, not least of politicians.

This objection ignores the many contrary examples of high unemployment rates and subsequent recoveries, not least in the US.

Last but not least, Bill Gates, I know you invented Windows. Wait till you see, maybe next year, what kind of windows we've invented.

This is not a good time for China to be getting grizzly, not least from the standpoint of the world economy.

The main parties have other potential allies, of course, not least the Liberal Democrats.

This film caused a lot of bad feelings, not least among of the labors are not dissatisfied with the description of their life.

Last but not least, we found activity in a brain region associated with deep attachment to another individual.

Everyone involved (not least the taxpayers who still have to lend EADS money to develop new aircraft) should benefit from these changes.

One is more investment in innovation, not least in developing cheaper products that address the needs of the new "frugal consumer" .

Last but not least, you should check the efficiency of the company's support department.

It has grown rapidly in many countries, not least Bangladesh and India.

The difficulties are legion, not least the problem of generating the political will to defend the central bank against national interests.

There are still many pitfalls, not least the compilation of a voters' register that everyone can agree on.

And throughout the area wall-to-wall fibre-optics and other high-tech kit will draw investment, not least by American financial firms.

Not least in the blurring of his public and private personas.

So were the best eateries, not least the city's many Japanese restaurants.

Last but not least, the so far unpublished historical background of the BY-2 cell line is described.

Last but not least, another thing that car owners often misunderstand for shock wear indicator is the warranty offered by the dealers.

Finally, big losses may yet emerge elsewhere, not least in other countries' overvalued housing markets.

Their profits are stable, not least because their capital markets are small and volatile investment banking is not a big business yet.

In practice, most American students take even longer than four years, not least because so many work to pay their tuition.

America has rediscovered multilateralism, not least to keep a united front in imposing limited sanctions on Iran.

A downside with this country, not least for musicians with techno-lust, is the high prices on pretty much everything.

This scheme angers lots of people, not least Lord Coe, chairman of the committee organising the games and twice an Olympic champion.

Its health is vital to the health of society as a whole, not least because of its impact on economic growth.

But exact numbers are hard to come by, not least because of the continued rapid growth in the global number of subscribers.

General Petraeus, America's most admired soldier, is also a formidable replacement, not least because of his greater clout in Washington.

Speed was critical for both banks, not least to retain the talent and customer connections in the businesses they bought.

He says shared values and interests, and long experience of co-operation, not least in intelligence, matter more.

The film caused a lot of bad feeling, not least among the workers whose lives it described.

They are in a foul mood, not least because of a disputed vote recount in Minnesota, where Democrats claimed victory this week.

The first line of defence is intelligence, not least because very little information on extremists is being provided by Muslim minorities .

Last but not least, the adjustment between debt and income may be helped, over time, by higher overall eurozone inflation.

Nonetheless, some ex- changes are powering ahead with ambitious regional growth plans, not least the SGX.

But they are being poisoned by the toxic public finances, not least because sovereign-debt downgrades hurt their own credit ratings.

Last but not least, good relationship needs to be built between teachers and learners.

The continent remains an enormous investment prospect, not least in internet offerings.

Last but not least, everyone's life journey is different. Believing everything the books say is as mindless as believing in nothing.

Last but not least, the paper reaches to the conclusion that ESB is the best landing point of SOA implementation.

Other cities, not least New York, are keen to steal footloose financial transactions away.

And, last but not least, a more suitable grease should be considered.

But it won't happen overnight, not least because China's economy is more fragile than its near double-digit growth rate would suggest.

No one believes this, not least because she publicly praised the deal several times.

Not least, his assumption, for all the space he gives their squabbles, of the essential unity of the English-speaking peoples.

As I was subsequently to discover, Belgrade certainly does have its attractions (not least the lovely fortress and park of Kalemegdanska).

Last but not least is UVAthe least harmful and all it passes through the ozone layer with no trouble at all.

Conservatives, meanwhile, won't touch spending on their own pet programmes, not least defence and farm subsidies.

Before they manage anything else, managers manage people (not least themselves).

That might better describe the difficulties in repairing relations, not least in arms control.

But Europeans worry more, not least because western Europe is far more densely populated than America.

His English is excellent, not least because he was educated at a British boarding school.

Not least because ETF's (unlike CDOs) are often sold to retail investors.

Last, but certainly not least, are the issues of stewardship and ethics.

Optimists point out that Japan made many mistakes, not least the time it took to clean up its banking system.

Last but not least , avoid cliches like the plague .

There was, indeed, an odd orderliness about many of the presentations, not least in the way they dealt with cars.

Renminbi appreciation is likely to continue not least because of a likely weakening in the US dollar.

Mr Obama has many friends who passionately back the Israeli cause, not least his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel.

Although this is not a complete heat treatment, Dr Lumley says the effects still produce benefits, not least a doubling in strength.

But with federal agencies on the prowl, state officials are proceeding cautiously, not least in what they say.

However, even a Jamaica coalition would find it hard to agree on reforms, not least to health care.

Last but not least thanks for the hospitality and friendly staff at the hotel.

Last but not least, we envisage an extensive marketing programme to promote this new investment product, both locally and overseas.

He also notes that many chess professionals are moving into poker, not least because the money is better.

She is a woman, surely an advantage, not least when her predecessor is facing charges of attempted rape.

last but not least, the stress of scientific research cost controlling should be put on performance appraisal and finance supervision.

There are areas where they diverge, not least in how calculating one has to be in choosing associates.