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"For many, land is at the heart of a nation's identity, and it is especially easy to raise emotions about outsiders when land is involved. "

Qian Zhongshu defines marriage as a besieged city into which the outsiders desire to go and out of which the insiders attempt to come.

It is typically used to steal passwords and other data, or to open a "back door" to a computer so that it can be taken over by outsiders.

The fact that, throughout the years of relative stagnation, the Japanese kept electing the LDP puzzled many outsiders.

This has always been a less controlled process than outsiders imagine, and now its inherent contradictions are out in the open.

He said the most basic supplies were running short because outsiders were not willing to transport them to the danger zone.

Inasmuch as the Protestants are all native-born Northern Irelanders, it is no longer so easy to treat them as "outsiders. "

She was one of the first outsiders to say so.

One Nissan official said he was afraid that the accused Renault managers might have shared crucial know-how with outsiders.

I'd say they'd be lovely to have, lovely to go through the albums, but I'm not sure how many outsiders would come to see them.

And in a country that is 93 percent ethnically Han, outsiders remain something of a novelty whether we like it or not.

So far at least, most training appears to be a local affair in which few outsiders are involved.

Allowing outsiders to have access to the source or object code for these assets would be extremely damaging to the company.

It seems to outsiders in Romania Romania to the old man to leave the house cast a layer of mystery, all kinds of legends about his views.

Outsiders trying to reach him are, in fact, reduced to passing notes or letters, to which there is usually no reply.

In typical assembly-line operations, design is farmed out to specialist outsiders or to a separate team of insides.

This grim record makes it near-impossible for outsiders to take seriously Sudan's claims that it is trying to minimise the violence.

In fact, the mechanism of outsiders bad, always debating team, is often able to make tough decisions and stick to the team.

Her narrative follows seven young "outsiders" at different high schools over the course of a year.

But the data would also suggest that insiders do better, often much better, than outsiders when stepping up to the top job.

Moreover he must enjoy a good reputation among the outsiders, lest people speak evil about him and he fall into the snare of the devil.

The results are fascinating, alternately rife with political irony and revealing of a Chinese reality not always apparent to outsiders.

Printed out, it is also the entry ticket to the embassy, controlling outsiders' access to one of the main terrorist targets in London.

One of the two outsiders invited to the discussions was an Arab Jesuit with uncompromising views.

Even starry-eyed outsiders who win elections on anti-corruption tickets seem to be captured by the system within months.

What's different about him is a new willingness to give outsiders a glimpse of that tussle inside him.

In an emergency, he said, the fund had to be able to act quickly even if that reduced the understanding of outsiders.

It is often difficult for outsiders to understand the villagers'lack of desire for privacy.

Recruiting outsiders is something of a last-ditch attempt to shake up the islands' inward-looking policing culture.

Yet over the course of the next century, Chinese rule would be slowly eviscerated at the hands of outsiders.

But that would allow Mr Ahmadinejad to blame outsiders just as he is about to incur the people's wrath by cutting petrol subsidies.

Even so, there is no evidence of Hondurans clamouring for the president's return with anything like the enthusiasm of outsiders.

Japanese companies are not so much wary of foreigners as they are closed to outsiders of any stripe.

The intrusive demands upon aspiring members of any American administration make it harder for outsiders to enter politics.

But the children are chaperoned on all excursions and, while parents and relatives may visit, the centre is not open to outsiders.

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

Its governments will not lightly abandon policies that they believe work well for the convenience of any outsiders.

A better way for outsiders to help is to ensure that concerns over radiation in Japanese products do not become an excuse for protectionism.

The annual financial report offered by the enterprise to the outsiders shall be audited by an accounting firm under law.

"This matter is secret, " he said. "It cannot be spoken of to outsiders. "

Outsiders have done what they planned to do, and near the closing time the market is dominated by professional traders.

But Egyptian journalists say the restrictions are not as cut-and-dried as they might seem to outsiders.

The team is made up of executives from his days at Citigroup as well as a cadre of J. P. Morgan executives nurtured by Dimon and outsiders.

In simple terms, China is China, and it will change when it's ready to, not when outsiders try to dictate terms.

The polar peoples are still relatively numerous; few outsiders have been able to adapt to the beautiful but harsh physical environment.

Meeting with consultants or other outsiders did not.

And a recent policy by the Police Department in Pueblo, Colo. , bans gossiping online with outsiders about department affairs.

Roy Cronin: Well, experts never know - it takes outsiders to know, and I tell you, it was beautiful. . .

The concert now proposed would face a bigger range of outsiders trying to spoil its tunes.

This was driving people to use foreign media sources, thus increasing the influence of outsiders on events in Iran, he said.

She was one of just 30, 000 "outsiders" in 2010 who visited this isolated country wedged between China and India.

Few places, even in the United States, have the same patience for iconoclasts, outsiders, and entrepreneurs barely out of their teens.

A prominent internet giant has found itself the target of an online plot that allowed outsiders to read some of its users' emails.

A new research paper, however, suggests that outsiders may be able to go along for the ride as insiders profit.

Alex, you know how I feel about relationships with outsiders.

India, in turn, espouses its own "Monroe doctrine" , demanding that outsiders keep out of its backyard.

Outsiders might be forgiven for concluding that there is not much to celebrate.

Indeed, executives often are quite attached to their carefully crafted phrases and can be very sensitive about how outsiders interpret them.

He thought, thirdly, that the cold war had led everyone, Middle Easterners included, to exaggerate the influence of outsiders.

The writer believes that the outsiders bring fresh air into the existing corporate philosophy, thus contributing to its diversity of ideas.

Mr Tronconi thinks private equity will play a role in rescuing the industry, but he is not content to leave it to outsiders.

With our clothing, high-rises, technology and more, we humans would seem to be animal kingdom outsiders, existing outside the norm.

In charge of related work of the company's quality management system and the contacting with all outsiders.

It looks almost as if the insiders have posted a sign for the outsiders to keep out.

Nigerian campaigners and foreign security people both say that outsiders are needed to help redesign and implement the amnesty.

There is a high chance of stumbling into a shouting match, in which right and wrong are beyond the power of outsiders to judge.

Corriente has been seeking deep-pocketed outsiders to develop copper deposits to which it holds rights in four areas in south-east Ecuador.

It has to be something significant; even outsiders should be able to look and say, hey, this is different.

It's understandable that the strange case of the once psychically stunted nation should continue to intrigue both outsiders and ourselves.

These outsiders exploited the absence of a functioning Somali state capable of protecting its coastal waters.

Like most of its rivals, Goldman is a difficult institution for outsiders to understand.

Most outsiders closely involved in Kirkuk have long argued that it cannot be solved piecemeal but only as part of a big package.

Ever since it opened up to the world in the 1850s, it has in reality engaged with outsiders only when opportunity or necessity required.

Egyptians are justly proud of what they accomplished and wary of outsiders, especially the United States, which long backed the old regime.

What particularly riles outsiders is that America did not get anything much out of India in return.

Fine collectibles created by native artisans began to be marketed to outsiders in the 1880s.

Surely we should be able to take the same kind of character attacks that we "dish out" to outsiders.

Companies can point to one strong piece of evidence in favour of hiring outsiders: share prices usually leap at the news.

Across Russia the FSB is said to run assorted rackets, combining patriotism with graft in a way that can seem contradictory to outsiders.

Drug dealing remains, and in at least one area, outsiders can enter only with permission from local youths who patrol the streets.

The service sector must be made more competitive: so far, the entry of talented outsiders has been denied by powerful insiders.

Get a fair price from outsiders or at least market test the interest level.

However, as it has become a headache for the locals, outsiders flock in with ideas for turning the waste into treasure.

One deaf activist spoke about this wariness of outsiders, those who are not a part of Deaf culture.

Mr Khan faces a dilemma over whether to field political outsiders at the next election or bring familiar faces into his party.

By the time the acquisition is approved, it may well have been forgotten by most outsiders.

But that is all the more reason for outsiders to make constructive use of his retirement.

But outsiders' willingness to risk blood and treasure in the Baltic may fade if the locals show so little desire to provide their share.

With Cambrian House, outsiders' ideas are voted for by the company's community of programmers.

I relied on the original for the rest of the outsiders do not really.

The arcane terms of this dispute make it difficult for outsiders to follow.

"When I mention Tuscany to outsiders, the response is usually a wistful sigh, " he writes.

The exact method it uses is unclear; the company does not allow outsiders to observe the process.

No one wanted to give the impression of a group of outsiders, all of them Americans, dictating what to do to a secretary general.

Outsiders put a strain on housing, especially for the poor, and on hospitals and schools.

Influential outsiders have already begun to point the finger at the vertiginous deterioration in Britain's public finances.

Some of it funds research into what makes a relationship work well and whether outsiders can help.

Though women have crowded out the guys in classrooms, they still find themselves to be the outsiders in most career fields.

Nor do outsiders. Just after they had killed bin Laden, the Americans first telephoned General Kayani, not the president.

Miaoyu: also depend on others, a bit arrogant inferiority complex, claiming threshold outsiders.

Outsiders have no real idea of the sustainability of Goldman's trading profits, for instance.

Outsiders, including the American government who once advised the court, look increasingly wary.

That optimism, rooted in a profound sense of local pride that can sometimes jar with outsiders, is Texas's dominant characteristic.

Collaboration with external partners and contractors has also required companies to open their network borders to outsiders.

By then, it is hoped, Hamid Karzai, the president and likely winner, can be more credibly presented as a legitimate partner for outsiders.

There would be much pain. At the least, generous outsiders would need to provide a welfare safety-net.

To outsiders or potential fund suppliers, intangibles' information is of importance to demonstrate the enterprises' ture value.

While most research shows that insider chief executives tend to do better than outsiders, GM's situation is unique.

Even Junichiro Koizumi, the prime minister from 2001-06 who dazzled outsiders and quit while on top, did not attempt anything so bold.

Since most outsiders have invaded the Amazon via the large rivers, the Yanomami have been able to live in isolation until very recently.

As in many parts of Asia, the country's family-owned conglomerates have traditionally been reluctant to cede control to outsiders.

All the more reason for outsiders to be unshakeable in their support for the advance of political pluralism.

Maybe he wants to tell us that fundamentally human beings are all impenetrable others and outsiders.

Consider soliciting input from outsiders early in the design cycle to help you understand what choices users might make.

One is empirical: importing outsiders into British politics has not been universally successful.

Who, outsiders might reasonably ask, gives this unelected body the right to intervene so deeply into spheres of sovereign politics?

Can we not concerned about Vanness Wu's love, because love is a matter between two people, nothing to do with outsiders.

The war has made apparent to outsiders some of the worst features of Russian politics.

"Yes. . . " I venture, "I suppose we're all outsiders really. It's just that some of us are better at hiding it. "

Ease the investment boundary for foreign investors to fasten the speed of opening up the servicing business market to outsiders.

The Taliban are most likely to attempt more attacks in the coming ten days in an effort to encourage outsiders to waver further.

Yet the state of Germany's supermarkets is of far more than casual interest to outsiders.

But, since political shifts have been 'slow and steady, ' he says, outsiders tend to underestimate the extent of the transformation.

But outsiders are discouraged from scoring in a game that has pitted the town's south and north sides since the 12th century.

When the reply came a few months later they were enrolled as full members, but Chu's membership was kept a secret from outsiders.

Outsiders' desire for a new government may be impeding their willingness to work with the present lot.

That may include doing the unthinkable for Honda: recruiting some talented outsiders to take a fresh look at the market and its customers.

The goods or services sold by student-run shops of vocational schools which do not serve outsiders.

"Let's face it, women in the financial-services industry are outsiders, " explains Warren when asked what unites her with Schapiro and Bair.

Though a strong yen has made life impossibly expensive for outsiders, everything works.

Outsiders should not underestimate the domestic obstacles to winning popular support for assistance to the eurozone periphery.

Thomas: You know, another aspect which is lost on outsiders is sarcasm.

Firstly, in art realm, outsiders of art study make us clear to appreciate art, also preserve art developing to a certain direction.

We treat your information with the strictest confidence and will not disclose it to outsiders for any reason without your consent.

But how do outsiders interpret groupthink when they observe the behavior of a group and its members?

The politicians will have to be more open in their contacts with powerful outsiders seeking influence.

Outsiders knew nothing of our gatherings; they saw only the published works of individual participants.

It is always difficult for outsiders to divine the shifting alliances in Iranian politics.

You can't bring outsiders into a place like this; they wouldn'tfit in.

As for Pakistan, outsiders have little real understanding of the scale and security of its nuclear programme.

Will the latter, as a quid pro quo, accept outsiders second-guessing their budgets submitted to democratically elected parliaments?

Many outsiders have assumed that the internet would become a force for openness and change in North Korea, however slowly.

If new regimes emerged that were more hostile to outsiders, that might have a lasting effect on production.

If the result of this and other new rules is that ministers see less of outsiders, the influence of their mandarins is likely to grow.

Generous subsidies for established parties rig the system against outsiders and newcomers.

Mr Assad calls Syria the "hub" of the region, threatening "tens of Afghanistans" and an "earthquake" if outsiders tried to meddle.

in setting to have good ideas, good inventions outsiders do not pay attention to business opportunities.

By the look of their clothes, Obi-Wan guessed they were outsiders, most likely aides to the rulers of the four planets.

It also illustrates how every industry has its own jargon, rich in technical meaning to insiders, but often impenetrable to outsiders.

Most of the glamorous new projects are run, at the executive level, by outsiders, with Qataris sometimes tokens at the top.

Outsiders' cautious reaction to the disaster so far is less heartless than it seems.

They did not want to speak to outsiders, but the non-Amish society around them was grieving, too.

For this reason, Foxconn long refused to let outsiders into its plants.

Outsiders may think hostel is only a place to solve University students' problem on finding a place to live in.

f: good. but when there are outsiders, like business people from other companies, it might be good to address your higher-ups as mr.

This will force investors to do what they should have been doing for years: conduct their own due diligence, rather than rely on outsiders.

But outsiders are keenly aware that Syria is an ethnically-divided and fragile state, whose break-up could be violent.

Historically, in order for outsiders to penetrate that market, they had to enter a partnership with a Chinese company.

Either way, outsiders, including the U. S. , will have little influence over Syria's future.

Decision is always easier to make for outsiders than for insiders.

To outsiders, it looked as though Lehman had reduced its leverage.

Outsiders are always a bit rough in their ways. They never get along with us.

Outsiders rarely have the patience to dig through the details of India's corporate life. Mr McDonald is an exception.

Yi Shi, in setting the first secret is to the discerning, to outsiders not think of a miracle.

But none has caught fire, in part because voters see a choice between familiar, undistinguished politicians and untested, risky outsiders.

Outsiders are routinely surprised by Pixar's cultural honesty and willingness to be challenged.

and in some cases the company must train its own pilots rather than hire cheaper outsiders.

If you do not want outsiders involved, then try to keep myself from an outsider's point of view.

Marriage is but like a besieged fortress, where a lot of outsiders long to rush in, while the inmates wish to break out.

Unsurprisingly, the videos and firsthand accounts they upload are often hard for outsiders to navigate and verify.

Whether China can maintain this capability over the longer term is a mystery to outsiders and Chinese leaders themselves.

They eat the same food together, farm that food together and do not marry outsiders.

He marvels at how the Chinese "could be so candid in revealing shortcomings" to outsiders.

Large-scale production would have been too expensive. But Mr Daniels also suspected sheer dislike of outsiders.

In 1898, a secret society known as the Righteous Harmonious Fists was founded to fight the outsiders.

Internships are a way to allow the outsiders to come in and start the process of getting a foothold in the industry.

Young Germans still grow up with the hagiography of the plotters, but few outsiders now know who they were.

Today, most organizations understand the value of a DMZ that separates the outsiders on the Internet from the intranet.

But it is risky, because the hotel is putting the brands that it has spent decades painstakingly nurturing in the hands of outsiders.

Contact friendly outsiders whove expressed a willingness to offer a testimonial of your ability. Request said testimonials by e-mail.

From here, visitors can explore parts of the Amazon rainforest seen by few outsiders.

Companies are seeking outsiders' help to squeeze more out of their equipment.

Simon Tay, a Singaporean academic, fleshes out an Asian perspective in an area too often colonised by outsiders.

It provides one with a glimpse of Egypt that few outsiders, in particular, might otherwise stumble past.

Last September Merrill Lynch estimated that outsiders cover more than 30% of the cost of film production.

If Brazil does not want to be criticised for its failure of stewardship , then better stewardship is the answer, not blaming outsiders.

Perhaps surprisingly to outsiders, she says her group, S. T. O. R. M. Empowerment, receives offers of jobs for young women "all the time" .

Most organizations today understand the value of a DMZ that separates the outsiders on the Internet from the intranet.

Soonafter I arrived there, one of the villagers told me the local girl are not so good in looking as outsiders.

APART from featuring in a couple of novels by Graham Greene, Paraguay has rarely attracted the attention of outsiders.

But until Sunday's announcement, it wasn't clear to outsiders that the book was a sure thing.

What are the relative merits of neutrality vs. choosing sides for outsiders considering intervention?

A species cannot be managed unless it is well protected against illegal killing by local people and outsiders.

The Washington Post, too, experimented with a blog open to outsiders, and also shut it down after a spate of vandalism.

Taliban fighters surrounded the flattened compound, preventing outsiders from approaching.

Outsiders will look for the smallest hint of a breakthrough in the frozen peace process.

This unusual life helped Dickinson to feel a bond with people who see themselves as being outsiders and unimportant.

Pity because, as beautiful as they were, they were outsiders, clearly not accepted.

Detroiters are sceptical of anything foisted on them by outsiders. Who should lead change and gather support for it?

Some also worry that co-working could make it easier to inadvertently reveal company secrets to outsiders.

"Big companies didn't invent the internet or Google, and much of the big change in telecoms also came from outsiders, " he adds.

Being back on the map of Europe is one thing. Being consistently recognised by outsiders may be quite another.

Private entrepreneurs and outsiders were reminded that the law means little without political backing.

This collegial approach is one reason why the Fed has moved more slowly towards inflation targeting than many outsiders expected.

To outsiders, Vietnamese restaurants can feel like exclusive clubs for Vietnamese people, and that can be off-putting.

German unification was not inevitable: outsiders, the new East German leadership and many West Germans wanted something else.

When a firm creates new knowledge which then becomes disclosed to outsiders, that knowledge becomes a public goods.

To outsiders, this looks like a surrender of liberal principles to producer interests.

Especially the "cold violence, " the perpetrators to the cold, distant, contempt, ridicule, etc. , it is not known to outsiders.

Military intervention is unlikely, nor is there much appetite for it, either from Syrians or outsiders.

Outsiders are not always welcome.

All these people were her cronies, and it would be impossible for outsiders to come into the palace to poison the emperor.

Outsiders are looking past the horizon of China's tightening program, betting that the economy will expand at a healthy clip.

Euro members will have to abide by stricter fiscal rules and accept intrusive inspection by outsiders.

The opening price establishes the first balance of the day between outsiders and insiders, amateurs and professionals.

But outsiders get limited segment balance-sheet data for Citi's Securities and Banking segment, which includes investment-bank activities.

Ignore outsiders who disdain our way of life or try to discredit our special teachings.

Liberal opinion in the West was outraged by this flagrant drug deal; Chinese hatred of outsiders burned evermore brightly.

System administrators, who apply the rules of password policy, should ensure that passwords used are not easily determined by outsiders.

From 375 to Station Road terminus go on the road , the reporters saw several outsiders selling fake invoices.

From what outsiders can gather, the performance of Russian forces was patchy. A joint Belarusian-Russian headquarters worked poorly.

With independent media blacked out or muzzled, the state media have repeatedly blamed outsiders for the trouble.

Measures around leadership reputation from attitude surveys or peer reviews may prove more useful indicators for outsiders.

Nothing there but a bunch of backstabbing, murderous outsiders.

Following reports of scandalous conditions in orphanages there after the collapse of communism, outsiders flocked to adopt children.

Outsiders, especially Western democracies once so cocksure and outspoken on human rights, now fret that their power is ebbing eastward.

Outsiders are awed by the Balts' determination, though sceptical that the sacrifice will pay off.

Those insiders last almost two years longer in their jobs than outsiders.

Chinese executives will have more confidence to include outsiders but will expect more inclusion and greater respect.

This has prompted displays of hostility toward outsiders and slowed crucial foreign-investment negotiations.

It forms a closed territory which rejects "outsiders to go inside" with the boundary of discipline.

Or should they be about opening up opportunities for the "outsiders" , very often immigrants, part-time workers and women?

Many African commentators say outsiders unfairly deride African standards of organisation in football.

Governments are understandably uneasy about outsiders removing their citizens.

Plenty of ordinary people read highly specialist journals litteredwith jargon unintelligible to outsiders.

and, finally, in no other industry is it as hard for outsiders to judge the quality of decision-making, at least in the short run.

They are exceptional because recent development strategies have intensified the appropriation of local ownership by Han Chinese outsiders.

Many outsiders wondered whether Jackson could pull off the physically grueling task of mounting 50 concerts.

Outsiders notice it only when suicide-bombers blow themselves up on the Moscow metro or at the capital's international airport.

The conclusion, as befits state television, delivers an explicit political message, but one that may surprise outsiders.

AS A general rule, the longer outsiders spend in Afghanistan the more depressed they become about the place.

The gulf between insiders and outsiders destroys the very social cohesion that the policy is meant to preserve.

For years, heavy users of Internet games and chat groups have conversed in their own written language, often indecipherable to outsiders.

We understand our business better than outsiders.

Some are resentful of the outsiders, who resell the livestock at a substantial profit.

They told me, somewhat defensively, that the kingdom was moving at its own pace, glacial as that seemed to outsiders.

None of us in Asia should fall victim to the strategies of outsiders.

But Japan's energy sector seems particularly in need of the fresh capital and new ideas that outsiders might provide.

Because I believe that the meaning is more important than outsiders of a real man.

After thinking about their own inevitable death, they become more patriotic, more religious and less tolerant of outsiders, studies find.