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You could have too much adrenaline coursing through your body today, yet, paradoxically may feel as if you are running on empty.

Paradoxically, the Chinese government seems to be just about the only entity in the country eager to invest overseas.

Paradoxically , however, due to the intensity of the emotional world, feelings can be very threatening to the Pluto-Moon type.

Paradoxically, a clumsy attempt to deal with underperformance will be just as bad for morale as not dealing with it at all.

More than any other country, Italy invites us to deepen an experience that paradoxically seems to be complete on first acquaintance.

Paradoxically, wurtzite boron nitride 's hardness appears to come from the flexibility of the bonds between the atoms that make it up.

I also happen to say , again paradoxically, that I had tried to draw in my character the only Christ we deserve.

Paradoxically, the only time the court can send the subpoena is when almost all relevant evidence is well prepared.

Paradoxically, it would be just as bad if the financial pressure were taken off.

Paradoxically, the weakness of both Berlusconi and Tremonti means that neither can trump the other, at least in the short term.

But for a few, that's plain wrong. They argue, paradoxically, that climate change may be the chance Africa needs.

Paradoxically, they must be fiercely independent, yet able to collaborate well with others.

His recovery was not simple but paradoxically the key to his recovery was the injury in the Italian Cup in Arezzo.

Yet this was paradoxically at a time when Mizoguchi's work was achieving unprecedented recognition abroad.

That would be a huge mistake because, paradoxically, a recession can be a fantastic time to launch innovations.

And, paradoxically, worrying about money could lead women to spend more, she said.

The small number of American farmers is, paradoxically , a factor that facilitates their obtaining transfer payments from taxpayers.

But far from being scared off further reforms, China might, paradoxically, step up the pace, Mr Fang said.

It may paradoxically be easier to help east Europeans than those bound by the euro's no-bail-out rules.

Used by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the fig paradoxically symbolizes both sexuality and modesty.

Paradoxically, we could eventually see a situation where wholesale banks give advice for free in return for getting a flow of customers.

Paradoxically, despite the takeovers, the state's share of GDP seems still to be around 30%, the same as it was in 1998.

His handsome face, in the photo, adds a little female delicacy but paradoxically with a masculine figure.

Although maximising seems the better strategy, paradoxically it leaves people less satisfied than settling (sorry 'satisficing', ugh).

Paradoxically, the current high price may be supported in part by a belief that the old equity premium still obtains.

Paradoxically, however, the belief that there is no imminent crisis brewing may be Japan's biggest problem.

Just remember, the opposite of a million dollar idea can paradoxically give birth to another million dollar idea.

A positive attitude toward Confucian's traditional ideas and, paradoxically, a negative position when anti-ceremony-doctrines is in need.

Paradoxically, though, it may be a reaction to the large amount of M&A that has in fact gone on unhindered.

Reflect on this: The realization of impermanence is paradoxically the only thing we can hold on to, perhaps our only lasting possession.

Paradoxically, I got a happiness boost from someone's claim that today is the year's most depressing day.

Paradoxically, the scandal may yet help the Democrats if it delays a final verdict.

Paradoxically, when each prisoner pursues his self-interest, both end up worse off than they would have been had they acted otherwise.

The first key to becoming great is, paradoxically, one of the hardest and most counterintuitive.

Barack Obama has UN cover for a no-fly zone in Libya, but he has paradoxically produced a coalition of the unwilling to enforce it.

This has resulted, paradoxically, in his being labelled by pundits "too consumed by appearance" , a slight the Tories are eager to deflect.

Yet paradoxically, even as the modern oath's use has burgeoned, its content has tacked away from the classical oath's basic tenets.

Even these changes would be politically difficult. But, paradoxically, Foreclosuregate may actually help.

Paradoxically, Israel's new Nuke-capable missile that can target different parts of the world, is not considered a threat to Western eyes.

Paradoxically, its geography, natural resources and technological edge leave it better placed than most to retreat behind the barricades.

paradoxically , africa ' s food problems are often ascribed to an overemphasis on nonfood drops.

Paradoxically, Carter's admission emboldened both liberals who sought to erase sexual taboos and conservatives who wished to enforce them.

Paradoxically, help could come from the south, where voters are getting tired of her lectures on what to do.

Paradoxically, when "dumb" money acknowledges its limitations, it ceases to be dumb.

But, paradoxically, averting another Great Depression-like calamity removed political pressure for more fundamental reform.

Only in growth, reform, and change, paradoxically enough, is true security to be found.

Strangely enough, people with damage to the emotional system are, paradoxically, more rational in making certain types of decisions.

'' Susie's story, paradoxically, is one of hope, set against grim reality.

Paradoxically, equality in the Nordic countries has functioned as the handmaiden of creative destruction.

Then, a side beliefs hold, that his side have grown up, and then, paradoxically, only a lonely man.

Paradoxically, as this article discusses later, this is easier to do in software than in any other engineering discipline.

Paradoxically, another glutamate-booster, D-cycloserine, is being tested not to enhance memory, but to abolish it.

But paradoxically, it does not amount to a win for Europe's native English-speakers.

To speak paradoxically, the existence of Insignificant people has very important consequences In the world.

Paradoxically, Kinmen's violent past is part of its attraction for visitors from Taiwan and the mainland today.

Derivative products are financial products which are used to control risk or paradoxically exploit risk.

But paradoxically, the United States is turning protectionist.

Paradoxically, you'll find that being humble and open actually proves your value much more readily than sharing too urgently your solutions.

Olson concluded that, paradoxically, it was success that hurt Britain, while failure helped Germany.

Paradoxically, Jerry's abhorrence of losses stems from the sad example of his father.

Paradoxically, the same vortex has created quite different weather quirks in the U. S. and other temperate zones.

Your point about a player driving the narrative of war games is interesting, but paradoxically this makes those games less realistic.

Trading demands discipline, but, paradoxically, attracts impulsive people.

Paradoxically, efforts by the developed world to train and mentor developing world journalists have paid off, many said.

Paradoxically, theanine acts synergistically with caffeine to produce the calming effect.

First, as Mr Kay acknowledges, great American businesses have not, paradoxically, usually been exponents of the ABM.

Therein, paradoxically, lies a route out of the impasse.

Paradoxically, many of the designers whose earliest memories were of art still had trouble finding graphic design as a career path.

So, paradoxically, it may now become even more important to establish a reputation as a winner beforehand.

Yet paradoxically, this gift has made relations between the two countries much worse.

Paradoxically, the intrusion of another top predator could in someways make life easier for the white bears, says Rockwell.

Indeed, her most potent weapon might, paradoxically, be the fundamental honesty that undergirds her positions.

Paradoxically, voters' grumpiness may be a spur for radical change.

Paradoxically, Americans today seem less interested in the wider world than they were before the Twin Towers were felled.

Paradoxically, it may not look that way, at least at first.

Paradoxically , predefined contribution rates and fund allocation can work to the detriment of employees who are automatically enrolled.

Paradoxically, if the employees are sentenced after admitting misdeeds, Rio's relations with China could improve.

[color=#000000]Paradoxically, similar language is now being used by gay-marriage advocates.

Paradoxically, Italy needed the war of Hitlerite nazism.

Paradoxically, the characteristics that make FXD so superior for most metal-working purposes disqualify it for steel-to-steel welding.

These findings are not of Precambrian animals themselves, but of their tracks. And these, paradoxically, may be more useful.

Paradoxically, labor's woes likely will enable many firms to beat near-term earnings expectations, as wage costs dwindle or stagnate.

Paradoxically , then, the world's insurance program against localized famine is itself acutely vulnerable to global food shortages .

Paradoxically, optimizing a program for speed could cause code to run slower.

Paradoxically, if word spreads of the islands' deterioration, even more tourists may feel moved to visit them before it is too late.

Paradoxically, as banks grew bigger and more complex, the financial system as a whole ended up being more homogeneous.

Paradoxically, our era of close international integration has prompted a clampdown on immigration.

Paradoxically, one reason for the rude health of social conservatism is the spread of political liberalism.

Paradoxically, this has resulted in the signal being weakened: even police can legally take heroin if their lives are in danger.

Paradoxically, the more powerful and authoritative an interpretation, the more writing it generates.

However, paradoxically, these prove mypoint better than they prove the newbie's.

Using it the correct way, paradoxically, means not directly using it at all!

Paradoxically, the halo effect of early interest rate convergence allowed a greater divergence in fiscal policies.

Paradoxically, Revivalism also led to some of the most innovative creations of the Yongzheng reign.

In the short term defending capitalism means, paradoxically, state intervention.

Paradoxically, the most eloquent advocate in government for balance in financing priorities has been Mr. Gates, the defense secretary.

Paradoxically, the victims seem relieved by the attacks, gaining an almost eerie peace of mind.

Paradoxically, Dr. Afridi was not offering polio vaccine , but hepatitis B vaccine.

Paradoxically, punishing fake injury might just encourage teams to polish their acting skills.

Paradoxically, though, Israel's interest in restoring trade may be greater than Mr Abbas's.

This model is designed to, paradoxically, improve both passenger density and comfort in business class.

Paradoxically, its residents face water shortages, since there is generally no rain for nearly eight months of the year.

Paradoxically, it was Clinton himself who urged Kosovars to build a multiethnic country.

Paradoxically, the danger facing those who insure against political peril is that the appetite for risk in financial markets is so strong.

The pursuit of perfection, however, paradoxically requires a career spent obsessing over one's faults.

Paradoxically though, their thought might harden into 'religions' with rigid new dogmas?

That, paradoxically, is part of the reason why China can expect a long hot summer of industrial action.

My parents used to fight like cat and dog yet paradoxically they still loved each other.

Relaxing divorce laws might, paradoxically, boost marriage.

But that, paradoxically, is an advantage: it means the place has a lot of scope for improvement.

The first, paradoxically, is not to over-prepare your child.

This small shift back to more old-fashioned means is, paradoxically, progress.

Paradoxically, the second key element of the Greek plan is a CDS-like instrument for Italian and Spanish debt.

Paradoxically, it is just this difficulty that makes them such effective study tools, research suggests.

One, paradoxically, is morality: Often, ordinary decent people feel bad if they take someone's money but then renege.

The first step in managing content is (paradoxically) identifying content worth managing.

Paradoxically, it was killed by the reform and opening of China that began 30 years ago and brought the economic miracle of today.

The hat he dons here is rugged and daring -- but paired with a suit, paradoxically refined.

Those could be dismissed as, paradoxically, unisex units.

Paradoxically, the US is both the birthplace of global environmentalism and the world's biggest environmental spender .

Africa, while larger than North America, has paradoxically few such champions.

Paradoxically, most of gambling crackdowns these days involve online poker.

Paradoxically, wearing a great outfit can further inspire you in your weight-loss efforts.

And the answer starts, paradoxically, with the limits they should impose on themselves.

Paradoxically, given the prevalence and importance of airway remodeling in lung disease, its etiology is poorly understood.

Paradoxically, you will be able to find peace between situations very different to each other.

Paradoxically when we get dumped we tend to love back even harder, as the brain networks and chemicals associated with love increase.

Somewhat paradoxically, a weaker euro is the precondition for its survival.

This would add to Asia's bond supply that, paradoxically, has been limited by Asia's high public and private savings rates.

Yet it is all these limitations, paradoxically, that make the internet so popular in China.

Paradoxically, all painkillers can cause a headache if taken regularly over a long period of time.

In the US, paradoxically, poor students often have an easier time financing their higher education than do middle-class kids.

Paradoxically they are more leveraged to the US growth than Wall Street itself.

Yet, paradoxically, it is also our environmental influences which create our perspectives and hence world views.

By doing field work in a junior high school, Donna Eder found that popular girls were paradoxically--- and inevitably--- disliked.

Paradoxically, as fewer people cling to their faith in traditional stock investing, the future rewards from it are likely to grow greater.

Paradoxically, it might be because of past exposure to seasonal flu.

They're illegal . . . but paradoxically, a lot of athletes (especially baseball players) take them.

That means some buyers of CDSs, who were betting on default, may paradoxically end up worse off.

It is Good Friday, a Christian festival that, paradoxically, celebrates the death of Jesus Christ.

This provided too much justification for what they were doing and so, paradoxically, afterwards they drew less.

Paradoxically, the supreme information provider also has the effect of reducing information intake.

Paradoxically, this allows dry brush to build up, resulting in more intense fires later.

Paradoxically when there are most sunspots, overall solar output - called total solar irradiance (TSI) - is also at a high.

When I'm overextended, I paradoxically become worse at setting boundaries.

Paradoxically, many of those who produce those goods are on food stamps.

One effect, paradoxically, is that it produces paralysis, rather than liberation.

As has, paradoxically, the economic climate.

Paradoxically, the real problem for governments may only occur if they manage to revive their economies.

While the Japanese government is heavily in debt, Japanese companies are, paradoxically, in much better shape.

Paradoxically, pornographic or erotic literature has become a big class, while diet literature has yet to formally.

Paradoxically, this makes them difficult for many people to talk about, especially in the context of impersonal business.

The result, paradoxically, is a risky portfolio with every egg in one basket.

Paradoxically, a weak U. S. could actually benefit the world economy.

Paradoxically, the way to be more compatible is to be less compatible.

But for unit testing purposes, paradoxically, the problem is that concurrent programs are too deterministic.

If these men never rejoin the job hunt, it would, paradoxically, help to bring the unemployment rate down faster.

Paradoxically, one is the economy.

Paradoxically, the tragedy of the eurozone is that it worked too well.

In America, paradoxically, the Greek crisis has, if anything, removed the pressure for deficit reduction, by reducing bond yields.

Paradoxically, I think the real happy ending is in "White" which is, nevertheless, a black comedy.

Paradoxically, one can make long-term predictions on the basis of the prevalence of forecasting errors.

Paradoxically, that is a good thing, because it means that risk-management technology can be used to mitigate the problem.

Paradoxically, identification makes us feel alert and alive because it heightens our focus on whatever we are seeing or doing.

In fact, paradoxically, the death warnings might make them want to smoke more.

To know oneself was paradoxically the way to self-renunciation.

Paradoxically, although autophagy is primarily a protective process for the cell, it can also play a role in cell death.

THE Zimbabwe crisis has reached a new level that is both hideous and, paradoxically, hopeful.

When you win a battle and your spouse submits, you have, paradoxically, lost.

THE one sure way to prolong an animal's life is, paradoxically, to starve it.

Some foreign business people in China have reacted, paradoxically, with relief to the verdicts.

Yeah, this is why I think we live not only for work, but quite paradoxically, work is really for life.

Paradoxically, fundraising is this type of distraction, so try to minimize that too.

she stands before man not as a subject but as an object paradoxically endued with subjectivity;

Nitric oxide production is paradoxically decreased after weight reduction surgery in morbid obesity patients