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So tonight being able to be in a room amongst our peers being recognized with an honor like this, it is really very special.

This was less because he sought publicity and more because his peers were in awe of him and talked a lot about the Thalberg touch.

How much do other people (supervisor or peers) in the organization provide information about your job performance?

Instead of writing hymns to his boss, like many of his peers, he made songs about the soft light in Moscow windows.

If SocGen's share price today is underperforming its French banking peers, this seems to have little to do with Mr Kerviel and his legacy.

They also raised concerns about her psychological and social development if shespent two years away from her peers and from school.

"We realized she was being excluded from party invitations and being in the know with her peers, " she said.

He was an administrative genius, with none of the hidebound instincts of some of his peers in Cheltenham.

I began to open to face reality, no longer looks as their peers in the status and dignity to look at all the symbol.

But Gionee did not appear out of nowhere. The company, along with a dozen equally fast-growing domestic peers, is well-known in China.

On the surface, this little fat man with peers than children not so special, but he already has 2 years of age smoke!

The traditional way of education applied by most of his peers might not necessarily help bring the best out of a child, he said.

However, if the boss is perceived as bad for your peers as well-it really isn't you, it's him! -try some of the steps mentioned below.

It is not too hard to make the case that this valuation puts LinkedIn and its social networking peers firmly in bubble territory.

Let me try to explain it by telling you a story about one of your peers, and the alternative that hadn't occurred to her.

But his peers pulled him in and he acted his way through, even acting his way into a gang.

But they both opened up to their peers in ways that may seem, at first glance, out of place in a business school setting.

Ljubicic is a serious person but still possesses a keen sense of humor and is well-respected by his peers.

He said he did not think his peers took drugs except medicinally.

Embarrassing Secret: Your character has a secret about her past that she must hide or else suffer shame and ostracism from her peers.

It's when you move on to the next and much harder step that it helps most to be in a place where you can find peers and encouragement.

Second, because peers were enumerated in a properties file there was a sense of permanence about them.

If I had been one of Paul's peers, I would have had a hard time believing that he was called.

Off the court and in the classroom, Obama found peers and professors who challenged him to think more deeply.

But many emerging markets have had a good crisis, or at least a better one than their industrialised peers.

The bank is as safe as houses compared with its wobbly western peers, but its heyday is over.

She took Advanced Placement classes, though couldn't afford tutors and study aids like the rest of her peers, and excelled at them.

Seems to have found his passion for the game again, and with that, has elevated himself into elite status amongst his peers.

You also can't be as chummy as you were before and you might, say, have to give up your regular lunch dates with your former peers.

The baby often seems enveloped in a protective bubble, perhaps an embryonic sack in which he hides but peers inquisitively out to the world.

Assuming that there is at least one NAT between these two peers, the resulting Quick Mode negotiation is shown in the following table.

Being a widow of that era , she had uncountable difficulties in her life, peers of her age looked down on her .

The identity is only used to identify peers locally - it has no global significance.

Like many of her peers, Zhang admitted that she had a thing about celebrity lectures.

There is no doubt Foxconn and its peers will be able to automate their labour-intensive processes.

One of his Turtle peers recalled a Las Vegas Turtle reunion years back when Shanks showed up with a well-known sitcom actress on his arm.

The students were asked to look at figures of obese children and figures of other peers, and rank how much they liked them.

And yet, as globally minded as they may be, the punks of Beijing still face the same limitations as their peers do on their lifestyles.

People thought him naturally agreeable, and his senatorial peers looked upon him as not any too heavy mentally, but personally a fine man.

She began her career at age 4 while other peers still did not know any better.

Foreign investors, in short, should not bother trying to reconcile the SCI with regional or global peers. It remains a law unto itself.

In China, she said, workers are often asked to appraise their peers, but this turns out to be less feedback than snitching.

"No freeman shall be taken, imprisoned, or in any other way destroyed, except by the lawful judgment of his peers. " - The Magna Carta.

Give up trying to live up to the expectation of your parents, your friends, your boss, and peers.

Set out the unique features and extracurricular activities that will allow you to be selected ahead of your peers.

Minsheng, unlike the bulk of its peers, is privately owned and was prepared to settle for a minority stake.

Yes, you need to use your eyes to look into the future, seeing hopefully just a few miles farther than most of your peers.

Operationally, too, PetroChina is something of a minnow beside its peers.

Chen has often spoken of his inferiority complex as a child and his eagerness to be accepted by his peers.

The real story is how much further ahead of its peers Apple is in this [survey].

One serious conflict with one of our team members or peers can eat up a tremendous amount of our energy and result to a lot of stress.

The pressure from her family, school and peers to "make the uniform look good, " she said, took a toll on her self-image.

She said that many of her peers, male and female, accused her of trying to impose Western values on Iraqi society.

Imagine a teenager being teased by his peers and rejected by a girl on dance prom because he has acne all over his face.

It was close to midnight, and he and a half-dozen peers at the checkpoint stood around our car on the snowy mountain road.

She was rebellious and not always very popular with the staff at her school, but well liked by her peers.

She peers at the top of his head, trying not to be too obvious about it, her checking him out.

Sinotrans Shipping, which flopped last week, was listed on a multiple roughly double that of its peers.

Just as you cannot BE sure why you struggle financially while your peers enjoy abundance.

Temporary Heat Wave: You're in a rut and ready to venture past the usual lunch crowd and meet some new peers.

our teachers, the attending surgeons, had not intended, as some residency programs did at the time, to fire two of my peers.

Like many of his peers, he made a great show of resisting public office, if only to demonstrate the absence of ambition.

When this happens, it is usually because their peers at similar organizations have already proven the ROI of a technology.

Like most of her peers, Sue chose to leave home to go to university. She decided to apply for the Albany campus of New York State.

The main means of communications between peers; provides an abstraction for a one-way, asynchronous conduit for information transfer.

Revel in your individuality and do not worry about whether or not your desires are comparable to those of your peers.

Secondly, Chinese regulators know what some of their western peers seem to have forgotten: short selling is good for markets.

Had not the Peers too overwhelmingly expressed their preference for no change ?

He preferred to stay out of the limelight and operate from the shadows, while many of his peers took a far more direct approach.

Relative to its size, China has a much less mature fixed-income market than most of its major emerging-market peers as well.

Wasserstein was not supposed to succumb to complications of lymphoma. She was meant to keep holding up a mirror to her peers.

She understood some of my challenges because she had a perspective for it, but we weren't peers.

Put simply, increasing affiliations with drug-using peers is correlated with a more 'genetic' form of regular substance use.

The simulation results show that this algorithm model motivates peers to participate in data scheduling and maintains system fairness.

Others enjoy the company of their peers and would find it hard to let go of professional friendships.

A protocol consists of a set of rules which must be followed by peer layer instances during any communication between these two peers.

Johnson had to quit basketball then, supposedly for the sake of his own health and definitely for the peace of mind of his peers.

Its push to expand, however, comes as its regional peers are also trying to become bigger financial centres.

Their relative position has strengthened while that of Western peers was undermined by market turmoil and deleveraging.

As an insider, she couldn't spend so much time surveying the writing of her peers and caviling about their philistinism.

He knew it wasn't going to be easy; but unlike many of his peers, he was not in awe of George Halas .

The Fed and its peers had clean balance sheets, with basically nothing but Treasury bills on the asset side.

When Singhvi enrolled in Wharton in 2008 he was certain, he says, that he would stay in the U. S. after graduation like most of his peers.

Participants are generally not in it for the money, but rather to pursue a hobby and achieve recognition by their peers.

Securely attached babies were also more likely to have had more stable relationships than their insecure peers.

Choir members listen as one of their peers performs a solo on the other side of the wall for the First Lady at the Garrett School.

Geographical diversity is also likely to help, even if Aviva does not share the fixation on emerging markets of many of its peers.

Miao said the couple had wanted a boy, fearing that a girl might be too tall among her peers.

Unlike many of his business peers, Mr Huang has not joined the Chinese Communist party or other parts of the political establishment.

He is keen to emphasise it was one of the first asset managers among its UK peers to move into hedge funds 10 years ago.

As General Motors peers over the brink of the abyss into a future that very likely holds a bankruptcy, the hits just keep coming.

I believe that with courage and I will be able to create brilliant potential use my passion and my vitality burning your peers. Thank you!

I will have no part of helping it do to the young, malleable, innocent programmers of today and tomorrow what was done to me and my peers.

This includes statistics records of all peers of a NTP server and of the PPS filter, if PPS signal handling is supported by the server.

How did a jury of his Hollywood peers judge him in absentia?

In a P2P system, each peer is both a client and a server, and all data interchange can be finished among the peers.

I do not think everyone should leave college, but I challenge my peers to consider the opportunity cost of going to class.

They sent you to good schools, where the encouragement of your teachers and the example of your peers helped push you even harder.

So unlike its peers, China could not raise tariffs much even if it wanted to (see chart).

She peers at him closely , as if not believing it can really be him.

However he and his peers cautiously predicting that this will not happen again.

He was the tiniest in his class, but he developed a warm, outgoing nature and was popular with his peers.

He was an honor student even though he rarely studied, and he was popular with his peers even though he could be heartless.

Just as with your peers and teachers, be helpful with your family and do what your parents ask without complaining. . .

About this time of year, the bonus season kicks-off with the 360-degree reviews from peers, superiors and subordinates.

He was an apolitical family man, respected by his peers.

Just because you cannot see the difference between a cheap one and a decent one does not mean that your peers cannot as well.

Everyone in the Chicom leadership can be removed peaceably if he does not perform, by vote of his peers.

A year ago, I was simply a girl in a Chinese University dreaming to go abroad and see the World like most of my peers.

China "is a great opportunity in the biggest market of the world, " Mr. Jacoby said, a comment that could have come from many of his peers.

While the Americans wooed their mega rich peers , a less glitzy dinner was due to take place in a Beijing restaurant last night .

Red waits at the bars. Smoking. Listening. He cranes his head, peers down toward Andy's cell. Nothing. Not a peep.

Peer computers that have subscribed to a multicast group receive all messages that any of the component peers sends to the group.

Column spanning is often useful for positioning a control that is considerably wider than its peers .

When the students got up to leave, some of their peers booed.

A peer announces itself to a group of peers by sending a message to the multicast group to which the peers belong .

In the early years of research - typically honours, masters and PhD years - a beginning researcher has the support of supervisors and peers.

It then has to be written up, reviewed by critical peers and, if it passes review, published in a scientific journal.

The children with ASD were less likely to yawn contagiously than their typically developing peers, the researchers found.

And he felt sorry for colleagues and peers who had not had the chance to reflect more seriously on their lives.

Considered a renegade by his peers, Nobel Prize-winner Eric Kandel used a simple model to probe the neural circuitry of memory.

If the goal is to impress your peers and friends, "You'll lose the race of winning and you'll be stressed, " he said.

Connie, I only have one question. Was that really you singing? Right. Okay, now we have something important to do. Peers. . . yes or no?

You are likely to find yourself feigning interest in and enthusiasm for a lot of things to ingratiate yourself with your peers.

I figure the book as an example, the hearts of a road, at the foot of a road, with good colleagues, peers and the United States and Germany.

We're trying to struggle to find our identity. We crave the approval of our peers.

In front of all his peers, Wang said, if she was the evil I would kill her; while she was my wife, how could I gave her up?

Yet it was a situation that affected millions of lives here. My peers and I relied upon Twitter and SMS for information.

Mr Wallison's argument, portrayed as small-government extremism by the left, was dismissed as too narrow by his Republican peers.

In recent years, Mr. Guo's popularity has exploded, and he leads more of a movie-star life than most of his peers.

Are the candidate's claims of divine brilliance reflected in what their former peers and subordinates have to say about them?

The great-grandfather is one of those vigorous and optimistic elders who astounds his peers.

Many participants find that among the most memorable aspects of the program are the peers they encounter from elsewhere around the world.

More and more people are waking up to the realization that this crucial decision peers us in the face here and now.

In contrast, huge refinancing needs helped drive Greece into the arms of the fund and of its euro-zone peers in May.

To do this, due to the writer the troubleshooting process records, and I hope to share with your peers.

I find it very easy to create all my UML diagrams and share them with my peers.

His operas were more than the sum of his notes. But even if the great composer had no peers, he has had plenty of imitators.

As you seek to identify those strengths, consider how colleagues and peers describe you (e. g. , creative, reliable, no-nonsense, etc. ).

So the couch, Sophie, she not at all talked to the engineering personnel but my peers She talked to all of my peers and says she's aloof.

Over at Tsuen Lee, Mr Lai even sees an opportunity in the scandals that have embroiled some of his company's peers and competitors.

Nothing can be in peers with those lookers who can escalate the grade of your bowls, therefore, please don't grudge your cheers at times.

You feel a strong pulling to fit in with your peers and find yourself sluffing school and generally not caring.

First, rising leaders must, through education and collaboration with foreign peers, seek to understand the world as it is and not as it was.

Men just love a bit of scandal, and will do anything they can to be centre of attention with their colleagues and peers.

Chanel, he said, lost the respect of her peers in the 1960s when she dismissed jeans and miniskirts.

The Bank of Japan, unilaterally and with help from G-7 peers, has intervened to weaken the yen.

The model, in terms of the requirement mode, can adjust connections among peers and peer status, as well as cluster scale.

However, this view is by no means shared by many of his peers. Students who refuse to cheat say that people like Chen get an unfair edge.

If you were to present this new flow, including the 2nd line component, to your peers, what do you see as potential questions from them?

Please write a brief statement about yourself, it could be any information you wish to share with your peers and faculty.

According to my grandma repaid, her grandfather was blind but professional, who gained very respect of the peers all over the city.

The U. S. is comparatively lightly taxed (Shh! Don't tell anyone in Washington) compared with its peers.

And you know what? I'd say that 90% of my mentors and peers don't live in Austin, Texas. They live on the internet.

There was a clear preference for horizontal consolidation mergers among peers particularly in Europe.

Or ahead of my peers with a timely revival of a good old-fashioned short-sharp-shock approach?

Industry peers say the angry young man of British media has since mellowed considerably.

FUND managers and bank executives have learnt that investors are often more forgiving if their peers are losing money as well.

Rick Perry, of Texas, muttered to one of his peers, doubtless about the many successes his state has notched up.

"I think things will become a bit more difficult, " Mr Chang warned, echoing concerns of many of his peers.

But a new survey finds that in fact obese teens are just as likely to participate in these rites of teenhood as their thinner peers.

Making posters was more than having fun. It deepened my friendship with my peers in class and in school clubs.

It has posted losses of less than $8 billion to date, a performance not nearly as bad as those of its direct peers.

Our friends, family, peers and superiors may be able to clearly recognize our inherent talents and abilities before we do.

Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups - Consult with your counterparts, peers, and Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs).

Knowing that your instructor and peers expect to see you come out means you're less likely to skip a session.

These activities offer satisfaction, a sense of structure and stability and an opportunity to interact with peers.

A traditional Japanese manager might have tackled the problem discreetly instead of embarrassing his peers.

It was a relatively strong performance compared with its peers, though.

It buys you a seat at the table and it gives you credibility with your peers and with the people who work with you.

Google and its peers will be reluctant to be so dependent on factors outside their control.

Social difficulties are often the result of placement with age peers rather than intellectual peers.

This suggests that established firms are not more likely to turn out innovative or especially useful drugs than their lesser-known peers.

It marks the beginning of a long-term plan to make JXTA peers more manageable and easier to administer.

Some of your peers, such as Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo, have called for a tax on the rich to help Italy's economy.

Parents need to be very careful to ensure that their children play in groups, with both peers and adults, and laugh more.

HSBC has hired older salespeople, often the bank's own retired staff, to make a good impression with their peers.

Something else she's feeling: the line-free face of one of her Hollywood peers.

The colourful language of the rank-and-file endears this man to his troops, but causes vague disquiet amongst his peers.

That would be a solvency problem, but banks could be spared the liquidity panic that hit their Western peers.

In it, he maintained that he bought almost all his companies at valuations "below the market average of our LBO peers" .

By then, their Eastern peers had a year of paidmaternity leave and shorter work hours if they nursed.

Her peers also honored her with a "Most Congenial Player" award from the Year-End Billiards Digest Awards.

Overall, children with such "disordered eating" problems were no more likely to have tried dieting than their peers were.

Zhou picks up a slab and peers at it through his wire-rimmed glasses.

She peers through the mist, trying to find the right path.

The Brazilian central bank has proved no better than its peers at keeping inflation down and growth balanced and high.

Another option is to have violations handle by a small committee comprised of supervisors and peers, both male and female.

He is not popular among his peers. He always seems to have a chip on his shoulder.

All nodes are monitored by six peers that exist on different physical racks and the peers are referred to as neighbors.

Also, helpers get some of their reward for being respondents from being seen to be competent and knowledgeable by their peers.

Peers out of school, said: "Happiness is a bag on my back the moment. "

This ensures that the doctor has met the highest standards set by his or her peers and passed both oral and written examinations.

For several years, the bank has been encouraging employees to work with peers in other groups.

Anna was happy that she made a difference in her peers' lives.

You could also keep a detailed log of your accomplishments, major tasks or projects completed and how that compares with many of your peers.

Simply activating the Linux instance is sufficient to let the node rejoin its peers automatically.

Yet singling out Mr Mack may be unfair , as none of his peers are any good at this either .

Supreme Court of the United Kingdom was established and hundreds of hereditary peers kicked out of the Lords.

Many adolescent boys, in a cruder reflection of the same basic attitude, ridicule masturbation as a last resort act among their peers.

If they do not get spanked by parents, the child will be less likely to hit when upset with their peers.

The delays may cascade as a conversation progresses, and the child may lag behind typically developing peers.

At age 2, Tanishq Abraham could count from 1 to 100, and that's when his parents began to discover he was ahead of his peers.

Overall, the risk of death in patients with diabetes than their peers without diabetes at least doubled.

Still, that perception of overall poor governance is enough to make Russian companies trade at a deep discount to their EM peers, he says .

On measures like recovery from heart attacks or breast cancer, Germany is no better than its peers.

Has confidence to constructively challenge peers and managers and face up to and resolve conflicts.

It would not bail out tottering funds but would buy securities from their healthy peers in a panic, helping them to meet redemptions.

I was more mature than most of my peers and still had a lot of trouble going through middle school.

Updates for a given row should be made only at one database until it has synchronized with its peers.

Like many of her peers, Sophie grew up eating dinner with a side dish of TV news from CCTV, the state-run broadcaster.

The Singapore Exchange is under-leveraged compared with its peers, and is highly cash generative.

Unlike its peers in other emerging countries, it has largely given up on public education, paying for private schools for its own children.

However many of the assertions made by Mr Block and his peers have turned out to be credible.

Like those of many of his peers, his political career is kept on life support by the fossil fuel and electricity companies.

I would like you to imagine that you are presenting information about IRESSA to your peers.

The researchers asked nurses, trainee teachers and peers to guess the age of the twins from mug shots.

Of course, if a business card printing factory with a great idea or successful experience them share with your peers.

Red wakes from the nightmare. He gets out of bed . Moves to the barred window of his cell. Peers up at the stars.

When you start at a new workplace, the first few weeks are the most crucial to making a good impression on your managers and peers.

Is confident when speaking with a variety of customers, colleagues and peers, pitching information at the right level.

Chen Cai-Xia's experience on large computing projects would be recognised by peers as a measure of significant achievement.

This means that other peers in the swarm will be unable to connect to you, only you to them.

Effective presentation skills . through clear and concise communication to a variety of differing audiences including peers.

In the past, she was well accepted, having a close group of friends and getting along well with most of her peers.

Consummate imitators, children internalize the feelings expressed by their parents, and, when they are a bit older, their peers.

It is breaking out of the mould that your parents and peers have placed you in, and becoming the new you.

Making posters was more than having fun. It deepened the friendship between me and my peers in class and in school clubs.

Sharing such a small footprint with technical peers is much easier than patching Apache.

You can be away from peers who pressure you to do something wrong.

Sacerdote doesn't know what the cause is, but since students did not choose their peers, it must be a genuine peer effect.

Indian entrepreneurs use conventional financing through debt and investors at about half the rate of their Chinese peers.

The boy was rejected by his peers due to his coarseness.

When I was a little older, I walked out Merriman Road with one of my peers.

But the staffers didn't report to her; she had to persuade peers thousands of miles away to make the switch.

One of the best things about think-tank life is having these women as peers, mentors, rivals, and friends.

He regards Qaddafian education as one of the greatest slights he and his peers had to bear.

In many big cities, never-married young adults are a strong majority among their peers.

The top-down design of a hundred centralized sources of information evolved into seven hundred million peers.

The Point-to-Point Protocol is designed for establishing a connection so as to transport multi-protocol datagrams between two peers.

She may be rare among her peers, but officials also appear to think fashion is better when it keeps a lower profile.

I am Taiwanese and I'd say that most of my female peers harbor no desire to marry.

Teenagers who feel less connected to teachers, school and peers are less likely to graduate and go on to college.

For better or worse, curiosity about our peers is one of our strongest driving factors.

Chinese assembly-line workers are earning one dollar an hour, less than one-10th of the rate their American peers enjoy.

Having been besieged by books and peers, this might be their debut to tackle with practical scenarios on their own discretion.

He told local media the study was not commissioned by the government and had not been reviewed by scientific peers.

Our peers are the selection pressure as we struggle to pass our memes on to the next generation.

As a result, Jabber servers and peers can be implemented independent of any platform.

Eager for more, he trained long and hard to overcome stage fright, the jeering of his peers, and the condescension of his neighbors.