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The Greeks believed that Gibraltar was one of the Pillars of Hercules and no one dared sail beyond it.

As an important result of the Uruguay Round, the GATS is one of the three pillars of the WTO.

To think about this question, recall the pillars on which our current understanding of the big bang is based.

The front door was flanked by pillars, and from the corners of the architrave one lion looked up Bahnhofstrasse while another looked down.

He made chains like a necklace and put them on the tops of the pillars, and he made a hundred pomegranates and put them on the chains.

Given that the American consumer is still seen as one of the pillars of the luxury sales forecasts, this is no small doomsday prediction.

It had very strong structural integrity as you can see from the lack of A pillars.

And of the thousand seven hundred seventy and five shekels he made hooks for the pillars, and overlaid their chapiters, and filleted them.

microchip production had been one of the pillars of its business , but high european costs and global competition persuaded it to retreat.

And worst of all, his wife was from a good family, her father was one of the pillars of the exchange market and his revenge would be great.

In front of it was a portico, and in front of that were pillars and an overhanging roof.

And I will have your images and your pillars cut off from you; and you will no longer give worship to the work of your hands.

He will not be looking to the altars , the work of his hands, or to the wood pillars or to the sun-images which his fingers have made.

The hope was that this would not disturb the thousands of wooden pillars on which the city rests.

Kissinger can truly claim to be the chief architect of what was and remains one of the pillars of the international order.

And for it he made four pillars of acacia and overlaid them with gold. Their hooks were of gold, and he cast for them four bases of silver.

Apart from my immediate family there are only a few people (less than 5) that I would consider to be very close friends, my pillars.

It was like little pillars of fire. This was not real fire but appeared to be fire.

As different in shape, suspension bridge cables tend to stretch all the points of the pillars of the bridge tends to squeeze everywhere.

Pictured above is one of several striking dust pillars of the Eagle Nebula that might be described as a gigantic alien fairy.

The typeface was conceived to be one of the pillars of Spore's branding strategy, functioning in body text as well as in display situations.

The expressive and colorful cube-shaped houses on concrete pillars are located right in the heart of the city, near the 'Old Harbour'.

In one place they found a wide hall, from the roof of which hung a great number of shinning white pillars of stone.

MILAN - President Berlusconi has always had the respect for the opponent as one of the main pillars in his presence inside the sport.

'It's one of the pillars of U. S. hegemony, ' he said in an interview. 'The signs indicate that we are on the cusp of major change.

Even in defeat he may, like Samson, be ready to pull down the pillars of his rickety regime on his hapless people.

The chapels provide ample lighting; seen from the entrance of the church, the wall-pillars form a theatrical setting for the side altars.

And of the 1, 775 shekels he made hooks for the pillars and overlaid their capitals and made fillets for them.

The one between the pillars on the first tier--it seems to have been fitted up entirely afresh.

This map is only a game with the snow, and mega-size four pillars, if overlooking it, it is more like a beast of a box.

Analysts said the package announced yesterday would help the two pillars of the national economy immensely.

The sun's first rays would smite down through the gloom of the temple and the long alley of the temple pillars.

Plato probably translated "the land of the pillars which held the sky" (Keftiu) into the land of the titan Atlas (who held the sky).

Model base system is one of the three pillars of traditional decision support system as one of the most distinctive parts of the system.

From this perspective, money does not deserve to be central to one of the two "pillars" of the ECB's monetary policy strategy.

Since the car has no B-pillars, the large door cutouts ensure convenient entry also to the rear seats.

The Editorial board members proposed the overall concept of "two pillars (reading and writing)and one coordinated process (writing). "

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick has previously labeled the Starcraft franchise as one of the company's seven "pillars of opportunity. "

At the very dawn of his reign, gangsters slaughtered the Shanghai workers and Chiang made the gang leader one of the pillars of his regime.

There might have objects dealing damage to players, pillars moving up and down based on a timer.

Two developers in their respective territory, Sabre-rattling, and began operating as a property across the western two pillars.

One of the main pillars of jargon has always been metaphor, both sporting and mixed.

The walls of his house had dragons painted on them, while the beams, pillars, doors, and windows were all carved with the creatures.

Though Berkshire's intrinsic value cannot be precisely calculated, two of its three key pillars can be measured.

A few lonely pillars, colloquially known as "Edinburgh's Disgrace" , have stood there since 1830 when the money ran out.

Suddenly, we learned that Lehman Brothers, one of the pillars of American investment banking, was on the verge of bankruptcy.

Obama -- in his election manifesto, at least -- would sweep away the pillars of Bush's climate legacy.

Note where roadway is burned and the ghostly shadow imprints left where the surface was shielded by cement pillars.

"When one of those pillars isn't working or is dysfunctional, trust me, the child suffers, " says Cuomo.

Of these pillars, the magical world can currently afford to feel complacent about only one -- social and economic needs.

Thus, teenagers as the pillars of our society should in no way bet on account of their immaturity.

The solution could take the form of a global infrastructure investment initiative, which would rest on two key pillars.

Reforming the stock market has been one of the main pillars of government economic policy over the past two years.

There will be two pillars in the arena, moving up and down on timers to block line of sight.

At the beginning of EC, CAP and the Customs Union have been regarded as the two pillars of European economic integration.

Explanation: Bright blue stars are still forming in the dark pillars of the Eagle Nebula.

The pillars, he said, are key elements that can be used to measure progress on good governance.

Through a haze of tears she watched him vanish through the white pillars, the open doors, out of sunlight into shadow.

If one considers the space between four pillars as a 'room', then the Long Corridor can be seen as 72 consecutively connected rooms.

We know that these holes were dug to hold wooden posts, just as holes were dug later to hold the stone pillars that you see today.

the garden had hangings of white and blue linen , fastened with cords of white linen and purple material to silver rings on marble pillars.

Atlas became the personification of the mountains or pillars that held up the sky.

As powerful starlight whittles away these cool cosmic mountains, the statuesque pillars that remain might be imagined as mythical beasts.

And upon the top of the pillars was lily work: so was the work of the pillars finished.

A series of wedge -shaped blocks is assembled together in a semi-circular form, and supported on top of two pillars at the side.

Today, those four policy pillars, once known as the Washington Consensus, are abandoned in the city that gave that consensus its name.

One of the vital pillars of good governance is accountability, Muna said, adding it requires a free press.

change so severe that it would shake the very pillars of Mount Olympus. His death was something that I could not allow.

Motherly love, anything is a magic also can not resist the power of the soul of our pillars of every person.

The harmonious society is the aim of our Party, and full employment it one of the pillars for maintaining social harmony.

When Rand was writing in the 1950s, one of the pillars of American industrial might was the railroads.

And connection lies at the very heart of those three pillars of our democratic civilization: government, religion and television.

For me, Forex Morning Trade is one of the pillars of my trading systems portfolio.

The poet's voice need not merely be the record of man , it can be one of the props , the pillars to help him endure and prevail.

So when he got into the temple, he told the boy to lead him to the two pillars so he could rest.

In the U. S. , Japan and South Korea, animated art even become a major force and industrial pillars for the national economic growth.

Passageways of a church or cathedral, separated from the Nave by rows of pillars; generally running along the north and south sides.

The project will adopt advanced carbon-fibre strengthening methods, wrapping the carbon fibre around the ferroconcrete pillars.

He made interwoven chains and put them on top of the pillars.

Hot Analysis : Electronic and Information Engineering is the information industry and the important foundation for one of the pillars.

Sustainability is now enshrined as one of the three pillars of the Olympic movement (together with sport and culture).

Studying disease as a way to predict risk factors for ill health is one of the pillars of public health research.

I hope very to serve for your company, if your company gives me this opportunity, I can certainly become the pillars of your company!

As young stars in the cluster form, their light and winds will slowly erode the dust pillars away over the next million years.

The key point of increasing the pillars within the upper limit is now to design the rational placement of pillars.

One of the pillars upon which the euro was established was the principle of "no bailout" .

A large-scale survey revealed that nearly one of three female are the main economic pillars in their families .

He's one of the pillars of the Portugal team. He's a great player and an excellent professional.

Even so, loyalty and belief in the long term remain pillars of the Wallenberg way of doing business.

The main drivers of the dollar's weakness, say economists, are the twin pillars of economic intervention: monetary and fiscal policy.

Eliminating all four pillars of sound economic policy imposes too much of a cost on tomorrow for too little benefit today.

Store the image of a huge advertising pillars, above the display with the background of New York DKNY poster.

For thus saith the Lord of hosts to the pillars, and to the sea, and to the bases, and to the rest of the vessels that remain in this city.

Knowledge was considered as a resource, and hence, one of the basic pillars for human and cultural development of countries.

son in a cold sweat, as if an instant loss of the pillars of the house, came the collapse of the will.

Quantum theory was born at the very end of the 19th century and soon became one of the pillars of modern physics.

Being one of the two pillars of APEC, economic and technical cooperation is an important way to strengthen the cohesiveness of the APEC.

Splendid gilded cupolas rose over the roof, and between the pillars that surrounded the whole building stood life-like statues of marble.

Here are the different parts of the towers: The floors, Pillars, glass and railing parts, and the wrapping.

The blue sky and carpet, red pillars, red lanterns and red flags created a strong contrast, and added the festival atmosphere.

That's why when we create a gadget it must be related to one of the main three gameplay pillars: social stealth, fight, and free running.

Where concrete support pillars did exist, they were often not sufficiently reinforced with steel rods and "exploded" during the earthquake.

The natural theory of human nature and individualism are two major theory pillars of his humanistic thought.

Political multi-polarity, cultural diversity and balanced economic development provide pillars for such an environment.

Continued to accept new things, to adapt to show the rhythm of social life, continue to progress and become pillars.

The first of these pillars, the LDP, is about to crumble. What will happen to the other one?

Belief in and love a total power of friendship, loyalty, sharing knowledge, is the four pillars of real life!

There were many marble busts on painted wooden pillars along the walls of the office room.

Honesty and trust are the pillars of any relationship.

The police are the most visible pillars of a decent, harmonious society.

Its rocks are made of limestone and are formed by water percolating the ground's surface and eroding away everything but the pillars.

One would say that it were conscious of the vicinity of the heavy Romanesque pillars.

In addition, part of the Central Chinese government's five-year plan is to make business aviation one of the country's economic pillars.

But he and Satz agreed that bacon and cheese should not be pillars of a weight-loss program.

Hoodoos are strangely shaped pillars that often resemble goblins or other supernatural characters.

To carve, erect and bury rings of seven-ton stone pillars would have required hundreds of workers, all needing to be fed and housed.

He had three pillars to his policy: keeping Montenegro with Serbia, retaining Kosovo, and getting EU negotiations.

So, these stone pillars will remind you that you are entering into a water body area.

In the misty gloom we draw towards buildings with black-tiled roofs and red pillars, like the palaces in Seoul.

We have to grow up to become pillars of the state, Ah!

College students are the pride of the country, the pillars of the country and the conveyor belts of an advanced trend of thought.

The stability of coal pillars depends upon additional load as well as change of its internal characteristics.

a vertical camera angle; the monument consists of two vertical pillars supporting a horizontal slab; measure the perpendicular height.

And there was a pool full of water - a sacred pool - with many steps leading down to it and pillars of carved rock around it.

The shadows of the mosques along the pillars: priest with a scroll rolled up.

Understanding these pillars will clearly define what "top down" and "bottom up" SOA Governance approaches actually mean.

A large windshield, overhead skylights and see-through A-pillars aid visibility while adding a spacious feel of the interior.

Recent events have done little to undermine the fundamental pillars of emerging markets performance.

Topless lady demons, gaping vaginas on the walls (can I say that in a preview? walls? ), and shining erect pillars for Andy.

Chinese railway researchers have designed double pillars termination cutting off which can be used in standard roadbed.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the pillars that supported our mortgage system, had been forced into conservatorship.

In design of the special requirement of load-bearing beam, pillars net and fine combine part should be considered.

Wall next to the top of two pillars are carved with two vampires, so people say my house is a "vampire house. "

The two pillars of the aggressive infiltration of new colonialism are state powers and transnational companies.

Brazilian coffee is one of the important pillars of the national economy.

"Phosphate-based fertilizers are one of the pillars of the green revolution, " said chemist James Elser, also with Arizona State.

This pierced shaving-dish was still to be seen in 1848, in the Rue du Contrat-Social, at the corner of the pillars of the market.

Above his head the gallery streched, supported on medal pillars in regency blue.

Regarding AM and PM, up to step 3, it's very important to always keep separated the preventive activities amongst the two pillars.

On the capitals of both pillars, above the bowl-shaped part next to the network, were the two hundred pomegranates in rows all around.

The early adopters are the pillars needed to cross the chasm; without them the whole scheme falls apart.

Fellow initiates countless spiritual experiences within and without are the pillars that build their confidence.

The B-pillars have been cross-stiffened using carbon fibre support and additional protection given for side impact collisions and rolling.

A pillar commonly has a load-bearing or stabilizing function, but it may also stand alone , as do commemorative pillars.

Today, we are filled with people of talent, and tomorrow are the pillars of society, it is necessary to set off waves of Chinese take-off.

Hotel industry is one of the three pillars of the tourism industry, it belongs to labor-intensive industries.

And it was covered with cedar above upon the beams, that lay on forty five pillars, fifteen in a row.

And for the north side. hangings a hundred cubits long, on twenty brass pillars in brass bases, with silver hooks and bands.

Socrates was nominated one of the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, his nickname "The Source" .

The duties of Muslims form the five pillars of Islam, which set forth the acts necessary to demonstrate and reinforce the faith.

It was said that, after a failed war gong gong brain ashamed into anger butted into not on the last day, the pillars to breaking.

Big financial firms, one of the pillars of the city's economy, are also cutting back.

6Which shaken the earth out of her place, and the pillars thereof tremble.

Tests of fit for distribution functions of stress in pillars are the base of the reliability analysis for pillars .

And the twenty pillars thereof and their twenty sockets shall be of brass; the hooks of the pillars and their fillets shall be of silver.

Pillars is scarlet, wall rows of neat rhombus of small grid, roof sides have two become warped up little horn, much like a boat.

Unit Testing is one of the pillars of Agile Software Development.

There will also be two sets of spikes on triggers for when the pillars move, which will deal damage and also block line of sight.

Foreign trade, tourism and gambling, construction and real estate and financial industries are the pillars of Macao's economy.

The European Union, people say, was built on three pillars: peace, growth and a shared social vision.

Strategic objective, performance measurement and reward or recognition is supported by three pillars of enterprise quality improvement.

As one of the three pillars in military academy, laboratories play an irreplaceable role in training new military talents.

He made four pillars of acacia for it, and overlaid them with gold, with their hooks of gold; and he cast four sockets of silver for them.

At hatch corners these girders must be additionally supported either by pillars or transverse girders.

Seligman in his book, Authentic Happiness, explains that his positive psychology consists of 'three pillars'.

His legs [are as] pillars of marble, set upon sockets of fine gold: his countenance [is] as Lebanon, excellent as the cedars.

These pillars were known as the Straits of Gibraltar in bygone times.

The arrangement of these pillars strongly suggests unity and support.

Australia's three-pillars provide a safety net for the provision of the Australian population's retirement income needs.

A part of a church divided laterally from the nave by a row of pillars or columns.

Example: Jane regard her teachers as pillars of cloud and pillars of fire in her life.

There is a temple before the side pillars, draw white span-number carved beams of the roof, cornice pick Angle, rich ethnic characteristics.

"A work of man must fuse with nature. The pillars had to look almost organic, like they had grown from the earth, " Foster said.

Brahma created the world's great when done three diamond pillars, a pole from the bottom up security in order of size pile of 64 gold discs.

Requirements and architecture are pillars that cross various levels of abstraction, and are not limited to a specific level of abstraction.

When you go in these developing societies, women are the pillars of their community, but the men are still the ones holding the streets.

Reminiscent of Hubble's classic image of the Eagle Nebula dubbed the 'Pillars of Creation' this image is even more striking in appearance.

Tower of Hanoi problem: There are three pillars ABC, A column has n different sizes of plates, the broader market in the next, small cap on.

But, in this space, the pillars that originally support the weight of the arches are suspended in the air.

According to the abundance of his fruit He has multiplied altars; According to the goodness of their land They have made pillars well.

Death is still the only pillars.

It is a vast, deeply conservative and religious country: Mother Russia and the Orthodox Church are the two pillars of national belief.

But the pillars of a new economic order are clear, and there is a strategic role for Sino-British partnership in driving this forward.

One of the foundational pillars of most businesses today is information technology (IT).

fixed railway equipment . material for telecommunication and signalling overhead lines . caps for posts and small pillars.

Spring has become one of the pillars of enterprise lightweight development.

These three pillars are actually the focus of our Jewish-Israeli Studies Series undertaken over these years.

These values are the pillars that support the infrastructure of our lives.

Today, as they seek new pillars of trust for finance, governments are stepping in to replace many market functions.

The marketing concept rests on four pillars: target market, customer needs, integrated marketing, and profitability.

In fact, however, these principles are twin pillars holding up the very foundation of what we mean by democratic government.

Another key to good Governance is the holistic understanding of the components or pillars that support a mature SOA Program.

Time and a cheap currency were the pillars of Argentina's recovery in the last decade.

A few stray pictures of Alan Greenspan, the former Fed chairman, still hang on pillars nearby.

The test results were accompanied by a sweeping restructuring plan aimed at creating two Irish bank pillars from the rubble.

And the pillars of the court round about, and their sockets, and their pins, and their cords.

The color orange glazed tile roof and red pillars of the shape, obviously with the new China's top ten architectural features.

Each of the pillars was eighteen cubits high and twelve cubits in circumference; each was four fingers thick, and hollow.

This technology can facilitate the recovery of residual pillars and ore pillars and reduce the tailings pollution to the environment.

There are always too many rotten pillars left standing, too much festering humanity for man to bloom.

It should be noted that since all five pillars are interrelated, developments in one will influence developments in others.

Cracks in the hard upper layer allowed water and wind to channel away at the softer layer of tuff, leaving pillars.

Indeed the contingency and rationality of the cosmos are like two pillars supporting the Christian vision of the cosmos.

The design and innovation industry has become one of the four pillars of Shenzhen's economy.

Main gate: Eight solid Rome pillars highly supporting two doctor's caps make up the open main gate.

I think, college students are the pillars of the country's future, students should get more knowledge proper management.

That program has been one of the key pillars of the Fed's efforts to support mortgage lending.

Planning is one of the four pillars of management.

When sea levels rise, the ground in parts of NYC will be swallowed up, leaving skyscrapers as pillars in the water.

So-called "elephant trunk" pillars resist being heated and eaten away by blistering ultraviolet radiation from the nebula's brightest stars.

Amid the swarm of overlapping methodologies, these stand apart as three pillars of modern information systems architecture.

The remaining pillars at the gates are carved with pictures of a snake or snakes.

Indeed, as his report made clear, it was less an allegation than a hypothesis built on two highly circumstantial pillars.

The deal thrashed out in Durban rests on three main pillars.

Microsoft views instant messaging and presence as critical pillars in enabling new customer business experiences.

Besides the current-account surplus, the main pillars of support for Japan's debt load are its cash-rich households and firms.

They swam frantically in circles as heavy concrete pillars collapsed around their pool and roof files crashed into the water.

These two ladies with a third, Mrs. Whiting, were the pillars of Atlanta .

The pillars of a group of motherlands, those people ambition be his minister son in the future, he naturally wants to draw together know.

Those pillars get up to several stories.

Take revolutionary heroism as the moral pillars defeating all enemy and difficult big and powerful.

The translucent columns also resemble giant pillars of ice but are warmed by superheated air leaking up from underground magma chambers.

bridge railings have hundreds of stone pillars, pillars are carved with a lion.

American Federal politics is one of the basic pillars in America politics, and also the embodiment of the principle of checks and balances.

minery , forestry, fishery, and agriculture are the four crucial pillars of the national economy.

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They walked beside a fence massed with honeysuckle and Cherokee roses and came to a gate swinging open between two brick pillars .

The tabernacle, his tent, and his covering, his taches , and his boards, his bars, his pillars, and his sockets.

Australia hopes to consolidate the three pillars of Australia and China is in line with the common interests of both sides.

We still have a while yet . . . so I see little point in wasting time on this as these pillars may appear at any time.

Square stands 1723 built in the holy trinity pillars of marble, these pillar is to thank Lin Bates against the plague and war pain built.

We're moving up one of these pillars.

One of the most important pillars of Chinese economy being strongly and stable increased is non-government enterprises.

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The huge wedding tent took a month to build and featured Roman pillars, Venetian props and Chinese furnishings.

When all external pillars falter, only Internal Links and Inspiration will remain, so follow your Souls Guidance very closely.

The USDP regards the role of the media as the fourth pillar of government after the three pillars of legislative, executive and judiciary.

Light pillars can be observed in cities with many different colorful light sources.

As a part of the conversation on the VS2010 and . NET FX 4 pillars, I thought I would focus today on the . NET platform.

Chinese education contains four great pillars, which are listening, speaking , reading and writing.

If true, Allen's account would upend key pillars of the conventional wisdom regarding Microsoft's history.

Divine Comedy music played around the pillars.

The portals of the great western front are bisected by square pillars.

Medium and small coal mines in north of Shaanxi Province generally adopt longwall remaining coal pillars support mining.

Three mat-wrapped pillars in Shanghai's Xujiahui subway station are taking a beating from passengers who would normally pass them by.

Old house In surprise, the old, simple and unsophisticated wood house has several big stone pillars supporting.

Specific acts, including fasting, daily prayer, and the pilgrimage to Mecca, are considered the pillars of Muslim spiritual life.

The collapses of backfill pillars induced by shear forces commonly occurred in mining process, resulting in the ore dilution.

The radiator includes basis material for heat elimination, and multiple guide pillars for heat elimination.

The whole platform area, like walls, pillars and ceilings, is painted in a rainbow-like gradient.