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But, relatively speaking, reporters, since the mid-20th century, have had less access to the president than their predecessors.

but how does it compare with that of his predecessors?

All this means that for the Castros, Barack Obama may turn into a far more formidable foe than his predecessors.

None of her predecessors since 1967 have managed it, but she would have to stop, once and for all, Jewish building on Palestinian land.

But Mr Cameron's approach differs from that of his immediate predecessors in two ways.

Perhaps one day, we'll be able to talk Obama (or one of his predecessors) into sharing the minutiae of his nightlife with the public.

Go all out with predecessors' effort deeply carving in us in the heart.

Still, if Mr Obama is going to emulate the economic record of any predecessors, Mr Clinton is not a bad one to pick.

But so far, sadly, he looks no more skilled at the day-to-day business of politics and diplomacy than most of his amateurish predecessors.

The conditions that existed under his predecessors Haggai and Zechariah seem to have existed at the time of Malachi.

There was a further characteristic of the American common school which distinguished it from its European predecessors.

"It is now time that the company acquires a personality of its own, independent from its two predecessors, " said Mr Tchuruk.

It is hard to imagine Jacques Delors, one of his most energetic predecessors, lying so low with the euro in such a state.

Another, he admits, is that when one of his predecessors cracked down on smuggling, a mob burnt down the police station.

If you're new to the workplace, you immediately hone in on those things that your predecessors were (or seem to have been) doing wrong.

Mr Zuma praised his predecessors and said he would follow the policies of reconciliation between the races that Nelson Mandela had pursued.

As CEO at MetLife, he took an office a fifth the size of the grand, mahogany-laden one that his predecessors occupied for decades.

It was designed to be a smaller and simpler version of its predecessors, suitable for writing system-level programs, like operating systems.

had to resign after being caught having an affair with his secretary. Like some of his predecessors, he was found to have feet of clay.

There is indeed no doubt that he and his predecessors were influenced by the form of the Spanish proverb in drawing up aphorisms and maxims.

Predecessors like "understanding" seem to have had a broader meaning.

As many of you know, Mr Tsang was one of my predecessors.

he does not bow to authority, for, if he did, he would continue to accept the theories of his predecessors.

But after that, she said, she would take a more aggressive approach to economic development than her predecessors have done.

President Obama's supporters say he is trying to take a more "even-handed" approach to the Middle East conflict than his predecessors.

British newspaper The Guardian said the show " outdid all of its predecessors in numbers, colour, noise and expense. "

Each of these aircraft was a distillation of the lessons learned and the experience gained from its predecessors.

America's new president arrives with a distinction shared by perhaps none of his predecessors.

In the beginning of the address, Obama paid tribute to his predecessors, including former President George W. Bush.

Yet he must meet this challenge in ways that preserve what is among the greatest achievements of his predecessors: the open world economy.

The queen, like her predecessors, gave up the Crown Estates' income on her accession in return for money to run the royal show.

Tomorrow's central bankers will need to understand the complexities of financial markets and regulation better than their predecessors.

Aides to the president say Mr. Bush has protected more of the marine environment than any of his predecessors.

The RA108 car is a wholly different concept to its predecessors, in terms of its aerodynamic layout and mechanical structure.

As in the case of their predecessors, these Chinese encountered a great deal of prejudice.

Faulkner once said, "Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors . Try to be better than yourself. "

Predecessors have been fully aware of the "You" and the rich connotation of mining, and made fruitful achievements.

Dont bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. William Faulkner.

In the light of it, this thesis will be base on predecessors' discuss and counterbalances their shortness by establishing a standard form.

And for all this, we give our humble thanks -- to our predecessors, to one another, and to God.

Lately, though, glimmers of the old "sunshine policy" of Mr Lee's predecessors have begun to break through the clouds.

The bright five-star red flag, is bloody, today's descendants to remember the lay of the land is to be not easily won predecessors.

His priorities do not differ much from those of his predecessors, but he may ask for more troops.

Because young Yantian predecessors did not dare to take the road travelled, they break, making up!

Three months into Mr. Locke's tenure in China, his popularity among the masses separates him from his predecessors.

But it remains to be seen whether his efforts will produce any better results than those of his predecessors.

Like their predecessors, modern tests do take into account the age of a child when determining an IQ score.

I wanted to say that, following that logic, The Godfather III should be a better film than its two predecessors, which it patently is not.

These advantages are our predecessors did not expect, is a very major breakthrough.

What's astonishing about Mao is his fluency as a draughtsman, as well as the conversation that he develops with any number of predecessors.

This charge could certainly be laid at the door of both his predecessors, Gordon Brown's recent anti-Murdoch tirade notwithstanding.

He saw the book as a "struggle of escape from habitual modes of thought" he had inherited from his classical predecessors.

We've now got a Fed chairman who has written and lectured extensively on the mistakes made by his predecessors.

Let's take a look at a few of the non-electronic predecessors to today's silicon circuits.

The comments are the clearest signal yet that Mr Dudley intends to take a different approach to his predecessors on dividends.

Unlike some of Mr Aso's predecessors, he did not visit the shrine himself.

Mr Obama's team must recognise this or they, like their predecessors, will come to be seen as part of the problem, not the solution.

Speaking in Jordan Sunday, Israeli President Shimon Peres said Mr. Netanyahu would abide by agreements signed by his predecessors.

The result is systems which are cheaper, simpler, more reliable and with a greater flexibility of operation than their predecessors.

It may yet be that, over narrow questions of running the euro, the pair will strike a partial bargain, just as their predecessors did.

Can be developed are in our society, our predecessors had not seen clearly, which is kind of a sad thing for them?

The portraits of my predecessors and their wives took on a new meaning as Hillary and I realized we'd be among them before long.

Of course, like his predecessors, Obama justifies his resort to force by invoking America's special place in the world.

Fact of the matter is that cell phone technology is advancing rapidly and they now contain far less carcinogens than their predecessors.

It is hard to imagine our predecessors have no modern technology bring so much convenient that day how lead.

He found that there are many unreliable points in the geographic records kept by his predecessors.

His government has turned out to be as incompetent, aimless and tainted by scandal as its predecessors.

More than any of his predecessors, Mr Obama likes to pay homage to the titans of technology.

Kaiping, Guangdong, and two of his predecessors, took US$483 million and made a run for Canada.

But today, with its predecessors in their blood, and suffered a little essential improvements.

The lessons come unannounced. But to aid you upon your entry into the Real World, A few of your predecessors have complied some sage advice.

Enemas are the predecessors to modern day colonic irrigation using state-of-the-art colon hydrotherapy equipment.

From the start of his tenure, Mr Lee has been readier than his predecessors to put pressure on North Korea.

Like its predecessors, this book proposes a deep and abiding connection between organised crime and the upper levels of American government.

He was unifying the thoughts of many of his predecessors, Alan Turing and I. J. Good among them.

Their inhabitants, the Uros, preserve an old-school artificial island-making technique that their predecessors employed for centuries.

Predecessors can learn from the experience, but must be fully integrated feature of its own.

No president - not me or any of my predecessors - could have repaired all the damage in just four years.

He found many inaccuracies in the travel notes on geography written by his predecessors.

I thank all of you for your support to my predecessors, and hope I will receive your continued assistance.

To see all external tasks that must finish before tasks in your project can begin , click the External Predecessors tab .

As the first member of the Toyoda clan to head the company in 14 years, Mr. Toyoda chastised his predecessors for growing too fast.

The typographical layout of Barbauld's predecessors contrasts with her wide margins and large letters in Lessons for Children.

He admits the "imperative of rapid globalisation has forced me to conduct my responsibilities far differently than my predecessors" .

Mr Erdogan is (justly) credited with having brought about more reforms than any of his predecessors.

Mr Obama must, above all, build upon the achievements of his predecessors, rather than turn the US away from the world.

he understands cattle and horses and gazes out upon the treeless expanse just as his predecessors did.

If anything, he appears keener on discussing an increase in sales tax from its current 5 per cent than either of his predecessors.

This shift from his predecessors' unconditional approach has unleashed a stream of vitriol from the North.

Many noticed when Guido Westerwelle, the German foreign minister, paid his first visit not (like his predecessors) to Paris, but to Warsaw.

These shareholders, or their predecessors, provided the money to set up the banks and to enlarge them.

But, the solutions and experience predecessors explored to response modern-society-to-be are very helpful for our lives now.

The predecessors had several opinions regarding the defeat of New Life Movement, but it was not comprehensive.

His chemistry of these pioneering contributions, that he and his predecessors is higher than the same generation, which has been high honor.

This paper assimilated advantage of marketing theory of predecessors, developed L logistics enterprise's marketing measures.

Like each of my predecessors, I am profoundly grateful for her wise counsel.

Abandoned and unclaimed children in the United States have better opportunities and living conditions than their predecessors.

When data flows into a node from two different predecessors, the two sets of data are merged to create a single set.

The prime minister seems haunted by the fact that his two predecessors faced general strikes in the twilight of their rule.

Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors.

Labour government under Tony Blair sensibly built on its predecessors' work but tried to combine free markets with social justice.

On our part, we have to assume moral responsibility to ensure the continuance and bettering of what our predecessors started.

As president, he would have a better chance than any of his predecessors to lead an effort to reshape the global order.

In televised debates, he accused all his predecessors of corruption, nepotism, and incompetence.

If the return to nature, each in different ways, and their descendants always respect their predecessors the last option.

And since taking office, President Obama has not publicized his attendance at church, like many of his predecessors.

Barack Obama has clearly learnt a lesson from his two Democratic predecessors.

He is prepared to make more compromises to achieve that goal than his predecessors.

All of our work will have to be built on what our predecessors have achieved .

If they are really to work better than their predecessors, these hybrids will have to cost more.

But the replacement Supreme Court has ruled the dismissals of their predecessors to be constitutional.

If my nomination is confirmed by the Health Assembly tomorrow, I intend to take the legacy of Dr Lee and his predecessors forward.

Some U. S. manufacturers lobbied Paulson and his predecessors to classify China as a currency manipulator.

his writing character pursuing value orientation of his predecessors.

Development manufacturing technology to improve predecessors necessary numerical control technology not basis.

He still has to convince rural voters that his administration is not about to reverse its predecessors' populist policies.

But under Mr. Harper, and some predecessors, individual members of Parliament, even from his party, hold little sway.

So far, Haier's moves follow lockstep into the strategies forged by its predecessors.

Unlike his predecessors, US President Barack Obama made his maiden state visit to China in the first year of his presidency.

The E71 also attacks the drab, plastic looks of its predecessors with chrome accents and a glossy screen.

While Labor promised to bring in a more humanitarian policy, in many ways Ms Gillard has only prolonged her predecessors' populist approach.

These are the ideals and endeavors of our predecessors, and the hearty wishes of contemporary Qin musicians and musicologists as well.

Actually it will have been handed down to us, mostly, by our predecessors; we may just changed a hypothesis, or added one.

LAPACK also provides a more extensive set of capabilities than its predecessors do.

Certainly his government has proved more effective than any of its predecessors.

But it may be that he has more sympathy for the ECB's bond-buying policy than his predecessors, as does today's opposition SPD.

Aristotle's method was nothing if not rigorous and lacked the proselytizing tone of many of his predecessors.

But the prostitutes who pass through Odessa these days do not harbor the naive dreams of their predecessors from the '90s.

They may have seen it as a duty to hide failure discreetly and not to make their predecessors lose face.

IBM Rational Method Composer and its predecessors have always provided a standalone process, independent of tools.

Each Parliament is supreme in its power and can undo or alter the work of its predecessors.

George Osborne, the UK's chancellor of the exchequer, did on Tuesday what his predecessors have been doing for centuries.

The fact that the huge trial confirms results from smaller predecessors is "fabulous, " he says.

But he that does not superstitious predecessors and Sage, the pursuit of independent thought spirit is worth studying.

Barack Obama may turn into a far more formidable foe than his predecessors.

His predecessors include the snake - oil man and the door-to-door purveyor of anything from brushes to Britannicas.

The red cow two teams predecessors are the Minaerdi motorcades , before then, the motorcade ever has not obtained the pole position.

This means the overall blanket is light enough not to flatten the horse coat, and is more durable than their wool or cotton predecessors.

Willfulness, fine, stubborn, selfish, love dress up, the blazers genetic predecessors masculinity.

Meanwhile, this part defines what is to be expounded by revising the research on homework of history done by predecessors.

Some cervical TDR implants are "shrunk down" versions of their lumbar predecessors, whereas others have unique design characteristics.

In addition, RSA contains support for UML 2 and transformations (some specific for J2EE) that do not exist in any of its predecessors.

The committee disinterred a few old studies done by the predecessors to prove their point.

This is quite a bit faster than his recent predecessors managed.

The ALR-56M is a smaller variant of the ALR-56 and has improved performance in dense signal environments compared with its predecessors.

"Yang Min farmers try again destroyed the Governor-Wan said: " Zuoshi confused confused, honesty less than their predecessors.

Some of the boom will be home-grown, as young Australian women are having more children than did their baby-boomer predecessors.

Besides, he is behaving more like Steve Francis when he did not want to go to Vancouver than his Chinese predecessors.

This article in predecessors' foundation, comprehensively has discussed on the different thought of Yan Yuan and Li Gong.

I would like to recognize Dr Mahler in the audience as one of my predecessors.

If they are not, they run the risk of squandering the credibility their predecessors earned at such a high price.

Despite pressure from allies on the left, he has largely stuck to his predecessors' market-friendly economic policies.

Among all the enlightening predecessors, Du Fu was a rarely mentioned resource that exerted great influence on Xin Qiji.

In software, contributions by competitors and predecessors are not widely acknowledged, appreciated, or even understood.

Before writing, author did the comprehensive study about Hsieh Chao-chih from all the aspects on the basis of predecessors' research.

None of Mr Obama's predecessors managed to make health care universal.

But in adopting a more pragmatic approach than his predecessors, he runs the risk of being na? ve about how his new partner will respond.

Drawing on the experience of predecessors, this paper adopts an improved genetic algorithms and concentrate on optimizing pipe diameters.

He blamed the "short-termism" of his predecessors for not grappling earlier with the problem of nuclear decommissioning.

These factious groups are more violent than their predecessors and their fanaticism is even more irrational.

Yet this is a land that also stands testament to the iron will of his predecessors, the farmers back through the generations.

If only according to the idea of their predecessors to understand today's world, your eyes see, there are too many unclear areas.

The president is wise to note the second term pitfalls of his predecessors, says University of California historian Matthew Dallek.

On the basis of succeeding the predecessors aesthetic concept, Wang Shi-zhen first put forward "the theory of romantic charm" .

The good news: This recession's drop in household income hasn't been nearly as severe as one of its predecessors.

Third, it avoids the problem of dust accumulating on the solar panels, which gradually sapped the strength of its predecessors.

These men recognized this fact and willingly heralded the achievements of their contemporaries and predecessors.

Can boutiques compete without compromising their independence and avoid the pitfalls that trapped their predecessors?

On the basis of curriculum theories, this thesis absorbs the achievements made by predecessors on interpreting curriculum models.

Overall, teachers in the school were all my predecessors.

You, whose predecessors scored initial success in astronomical research have acquired a greater accomplishment in this respect.

he will find it just as hard as his predecessors to kill off programmes with powerful congressional backers.

Super battle droids, like their inferior predecessors, have very rudimentary programming and are poor at formulating attack plans.

Certainly Gallagher and Sunday Telegraph editor Ian MacGregor are much more on the same page as Lewis than their many predecessors were.

today's policymakers feel this constrained their predecessors' room for manoeuvre internationally.

In one important area, the costing of the war on terror, this budget is more honest than its predecessors.

The latest model, the fifth incarnation of the Roomba, has more sensors and cleverer software than its predecessors.

Today the opening of a new house, all predecessors of the exhibitions.

He called on the participants to emulate their predecessors, who had formed "one of the most powerful movements of the 20th century" .

Like every previous generation of the project, SERENDIP V represents a giant step forward over its predecessors.

And the assets that are now under scrutiny may be much bigger than their subprime predecessors but they are also better understood.

He is always looking for composition in predecessors.

Word of the artistic conception and build on nearly LanRong if good paraphrase predecessors sentence these three aspects to this.

The George W. Bush administration, like all of its predecessors, swore never to negotiate with terrorists.

These shortest paths can be easily determined by keeping track of the predecessors of vertices in the tree.

Visual abilities have been developing in animal predecessors for hundreds of millions of years.

"MOFCOM" means the Ministry of Commerce of China or any of its predecessors.

I've seen many of my team-mates, many of my predecessors and I've experienced many tremendous years with them.

His view of nature not only tremendously surpasses that of his predecessors, but also exceeds that of his contemporaries .

Even besides the experimental use of 3-D elements, Super Mario 3D Land is quite a different experience from its predecessors.

The list of predecessors eventually defines the shortest path from each routing group to the destination routing group.

Unlikehis predecessors, whose rule usually involved widespread plunder, Kublai Khan tried to warm to and seek support from the populace.

The lives of Europeans by 1600 were more materially and spiritually satisfying than those of their predecessors three hundred years earlier.

But overall capital spending stays at the same insufficient level his predecessors reduced it to.

Then perhaps when they graduate and hold positions of power, they'll be less likely to repeat their predecessors' policy mistakes.

The new iMacs have spectacular screens that are larger and sport much higher resolutions than those on their predecessors.

The game runs smooth as silk and retains the blazing-fast speed and spot-on controls of its predecessors.

Manufacturers could thus relax their standards and produce chips that were cheaper than, but as reliable as, their predecessors.

Far from a run of the mill reissue, the new dolls have significant differences from their predecessors.

", or Bai Wan , the main rule, please push the Min-Wan said: " I really not as good as their predecessors, no pushing people.

The great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy once said, "The right path is this: learn from what your predecessors have done, and move forward. "

Turkey fears he will continue this backing as president, in a break with his two immediate predecessors, George Bush and Bill Clinton.

it is not any more important than the humblest of its ten thousand predecessors.

In the deeds of our predecessors , we search for the value of life, we explore the glorious humanity.

He throws an occasional elbow at critics like his predecessors Edward Koch and David Dinkins. He certainly slaps the press corps around.

Make no mistake: in many cases the love email messages significantly resemble their aromatic predecessors.

It has come about because our predecessors dared to dream, and dared to question the status quo.

Predecessors have been well expounded; no gap can be split, if we blindly go along with predecessors, only as Handan toddlers.

So on the basis of predecessors' research, first I arrange Yu Xin's life and his works' handing down and edition.

The new Geminoid F can produce facial expressions more naturally than its predecessors -- and it does so with a much more efficient design.

Women clearly enjoy opportunities to make their livings and shape their lives that their predecessors could only dream of.

Are today's bosses so much more able than their predecessors?

Also like its predecessors, "Blood's a Rover" features three protagonists tenuously connected to law enforcement.

The task is scheduled to finish on the deadline date, though the task could still finish after its deadline if its predecessors slipped.

As a result, she has probably logged fewer total sitting-through-my-husband's-speech hours than most of her recent predecessors.

Let's hope time is as cruel to their authors as it was to their Panglossian predecessors.

Of Roh's four predecessors, two were jailed for corruption and sons of the other two imprisoned on similar counts.

It is therefore able to compile an earlier record than its predecessors, starting from 1800.

Due to the limited data, the predecessors' researches are not very satisfactory.

"We have Republicans on the board; both of my predecessors were Republican. "

The future for the party and country made predecessors, is worthy of a worthy era, is worthy of people's new contribution.

The new MacBook Airs, available on Thursday, have the same design, prices and base storage capacity as their predecessors.

Now Google may be facing the same issue that its predecessors grappled with more than a decade ago.

President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea has reversed his predecessors' "sunshine policy" of unconditional aid.

Mr. Geithner's predecessors, E. Gerald Corrigan and William J. McDonough, wound up as investment-bank executives.

From the install screen to a fully loaded desktop, Ubuntu 10. 10 looks nicer and is easier to use than its predecessors.

On the basis of inheriting his predecessors' ideas, he combined with the reason and faith , defined natural law.

The experience of Mr Sarkozy's two immediate predecessors, both of whom were re-elected, offers little comfort (see chart).

My predecessors set the course to modernize managerial and administrative procedures.

But they're going to be more independent minded than their predecessors.

If Mr Sarkozy and Mr Solbes revert to business as usual, they will fail just as their predecessors did.

Ho Group Oracle consists of fragmented material, its predecessors have almost no systematic review.

The pace was set more than 40 years ago by Gordon Moore, one of Mr Otellini's predecessors as chief executive of Intel.

Tap up from the floor began to shrink, is shaped like a pen, our predecessors also known as "pen-feng. "

What was good enough for our predecessors can never be good for us, because we live in different conditions and are different people.

Unlike their dot-com-era predecessors, today's startups aren't sloshing in venture capital, and business credit is tight.

In each case, however, the new leaders were as infatuated with "innovative" finance as their predecessors were.

Goldman's board has embraced the firm's overhaul under Mr. Blankfein and his predecessors.

He and his defence minister, Amir Peretz, are not ex-generals like their predecessors.

They reacted against the formality of their predecessors.

Lawlessness and the black economy persisted under a leader as personally corrupt as his predecessors.

Just like their speculative predecessors . . .

But cultural shifts alone were not sufficient to exploit these calorie-rich comestibles. Our predecessors had to adapt genetically to them.

Accordingly, the EJB 3. 0 Specification (JSR 220) was a radical departure from its predecessors, following this new paradigm.

This paper tries to explore with some innovative method in foundation of predecessors' research results.

He seemed to relish the pressure and focus that had eclipsed his predecessors.

In the 14th century, Europeans surpassed their ancient predecessors by developing theories of impetus and uniform acceleration.

from which predecessors and the authors had found Early Cambrian microfossil plants and small-shelly fossils.

Sui and early Tang is a period to continue and develop drawing tradition of their predecessors .

Before Pratt had a single customer for the GTF, Hess and his two predecessors had blown $1. 5 billion in R&D money.