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Once more, and finally as it seemed to me, I pronounced him in my heart, a humbug.

His ankle had stiffened, his limp was more pronounced, but the pain of it was as nothing compared with the pain of his stomach.

Anatomically-placed foam pods, an asymmetrical topline and a pronounced Achilles notch for enhanced cushioning, support and all-day comfort.

High Court judge Hugh Bennett pronounced the decree on the basis that the couple had not lived together for two years.

But the only word I knew of the language was the name of the street wI lived and even that I pronounced badly.

the name he pronounced , in a voice of tenderness , amounting almost to love , was that of hail e.

The gentlemen pronounced him to be a fine figure of a man, the ladies declared he was much handsomer than Mr.

She pronounced the syllables of the name with a peculiar clearness, as if she had tapped on two silver bells.

Campbell's brain was knocked off loose from his skull and was pronounced dead the next day.

The prioress, that pronounced prognosticator, immediately took a fancy to Cosette and gave her a place in the school as a charity pupil.

Relationships tend to be impersonal and a pronounced division of labor exists, leading to the establishment of many specialized professions.

It's a bit of a myth that models sashay their hips from side to side in a very pronounced manner.

In dealing with a divorce case, the parties do not apply for an open trial, and can be heard in public, but shall be pronounced publicly.

Mr Pandit said the savings the technology offered would be more pronounced in commercial vehicles that had high mileage rates.

and though this was not exactly the case, the absolute fact of his absence was pronounced by his friend Mr.

Caffeine has a pronounced effect on Sheldon, even if he does consider it a gateway drug.

Very early, Americans began trying to discover how a word "ought" to be pronounced by seeing how it was spelled.

The desire to see a physician is often pronounced in assisted-living facilities.

Rupert Murdoch, whose company HarperCollins published the book, pronounced it "a great read" .

And Baruch said to them: With his mouth he pronounced all these words as if he were reading to me: and I wrote in a volume with ink.

Up in heaven, the Founding Parents looked down on the new, one-class America and pronounced it equal.

The trouble was that the only word I know of the language was the name of the street in which I lived and even that I pronounced badly.

I was calm as I returned to Dr. Sinder, ready to accept the verdict. When he pronounced me.

Then Baruch answered them, He pronounced all these words unto me with his mouth, and I wrote them with ink in the book.

But he did some work on the court Monday, against the wishes of the training staff, and pronounced himself ready to go.

And, lo, I perceived that God had not sent him; but that he pronounced this prophecy against me: for Tobiah and Sanballat had hired him.

and as the old man slowly pronounced those words, an air of profound resignation spread itself over his careworn countenance.

It seems to me the wobble is becoming more pronounced, a bit like the toy weeble wobble.

There was an even more pronounced link between regular dancing in three-inch heels and a reduced risk of knee problems.

She wore a red ribbon in her hair, and was the only one of the white company who could boast of such a pronounced adornment.

In battle he was as in a dream. One would have pronounced him a phantom engaged in firing a gun.

It was the first time that the young man had pronounced her name since he had left Skuytercliff, and he felt the colour rise to his cheek.

do not let us jest , " gravely replied bertuccio , " and dare not to utter that name again as you have pronounced it .

Joyce pronounced this "sweetie" like the first word of a foreign language she was learning.

Building on his contacts with the European Commission and with Harvard Business School, the initial event had a pronounced management theme.

The colossus that Gou (pronounced "Gwo" ) runs today started with a $7, 500 loan from his mother.

Furthermore, the decreased risk was particularly pronounced for colorectal cancer, said the researchers.

The surface condition (roughness) of corrosion test sample has a pronounced influence on the pitting resistance of the base metal.

Adults develop a large cephalic hump, with that of males usually being more pronounced.

It is pronounced by turning up the tongue tip close to the hard palate to make a narrow passage through which the air escapes with friction.

What if I never find someone? Or worse, what if I've found her, but I dumped her because she pronounced it "supposably" ?

The tendency for clouds to thin and cloud cover to reduce was more pronounced in this model than in any of the current global models.

In a test group that merely held hands, chemical changes were similar, but much less pronounced, she said.

It existed as a scholarly written language, but there was no way to know how the words were pronounced.

The operating system in this context is referred to as a Just Enough Operating System, or JeOS (pronounced juice).

The front end -- with all the character lines, headlights, fog lights and air openings -- is much sharper and more pronounced than before.

Liugong (pronounced lu-GONG) exports equipment to most parts of the globe, with a particular emphasis in Latin America and Southeast Asia.

For the next year or two, the country's impatience with brainless partisan mud-slinging will be far more pronounced than usual.

When [the actress] Yu Feng hanged herself, her family took her to the Veterans General Hospital, and the doctors pronounced her dead.

This effect was more pronounced when a higher concentration of the inhibitor was used.

It is a slip-skin grape and the pronounced fruity flavor makes it a desirable dessert grape.

and after first seeing the patient, he had taken Mrs. Maylie aside, and pronounced her disorder to be one of a most alarming nature.

Indeed, this effect appeared less pronounced than might have been expected.

he effect was more pronounced in families with lower incomes, as those with more money could spend to compromise for lack of time.

In 2006, after he began taking male hormones and had sex-change surgery, he adopted the name El'Jai (pronounced like L. J. ).

The satellite, known as Lcross (pronounced L-cross), crashed into a crater near the Moon's south pole a month ago.

He had a sweet, low manner of speaking, and pronounced his words as you do: that's less gruff than we talk here, and softer.

In puberty, men's faces develop brow ridges and square jaws, but women's features remain less pronounced in those areas, she said.

One girl pronounced herself "out" as casually as if she'd announced the time.

It proved the commencement of delirium: Mr Kenneth, as soon as he saw her, pronounced her dangerously ill; she had a fever.

Also, in case of a more pronounced slowdown than the anticipated soft patch in the global economy, earnings estimates are at risk.

There is safety in familiarity, especially once a woman has pronounced it suitable (or proffered another scent of her choice).

This has been the most pronounced credit cycle in history, but this process is now in reverse and will prove to be a multi-year adjustment.

His wife's family is from Sendai, where the damage from the quake and tsunami are most pronounced.

The Japanese character for tea is written exactly the same as it is in Chinese, though pronounced with a slight difference.

After Noah arose from his stupor, knowing what had happened he prophetically pronounced a curse and a blessing.

The quantity of crime is highly correlated to that of pronounced penalty with Pearson correlation coefficient of 0. 660.

With her dying breath, Queen Dido pronounced a malediction on Aeneas and all his descendants.

It's pronounced chocolate, the word comes from Nahuatl, which is a group of languages from parts of Mexico and central America.

"That's the end of that wheel, " he pronounced with certainty, noticing a discarded tyre by the tracks.

A number of physical phenomena become pronounced as the size of the system decreases.

Mutation analysis of the time coefficient shows that there was a pronounced weakening mutation of the zonal wind in 1967.

The Chinese believe that aches and pains are the result of a blockage in vital energy, or qi (pronounced "chee" ).

If the space around the secondary inflammation of the pharynx and swollen wrist, then the symptoms become more pronounced.

As his last act upon earth, Comrade Napoleon had pronounced a solemn decree: the drinking of alcohol was to be punished by death.

Gamification -- pronounced "game-if-ication" -- is an attempt to engage customers using techniques glommed from video games.

He has pronounced you less of an ass than might have been expected.

Nobody was able to tell the difference between the first sound and the second one when I pronounced them for the first time.

That's me, he said, putting the CARD in her hand and touching his name. It's pronounced Drew-eh. Our family was French, on my father's side.

For lower-cost housing, the run-up in prices was never as pronounced, analysts say, and the drop in demand has been less dramatic.

We had also an idea of transliterating in Bengali the name of each foreign country as pronounced by itself.

Moreover, Arctic temperature anomalies are especially pronounced, and have been since the turn of the twenty-first century.

Sometimes the thought of ill will or anger is very small, very fleeting and the results will not be very pronounced.

The problem is particularly pronounced in London--which is heavily reliant on the struggling financial services sector.

People with a common ancestry, however, tend to have similar collections of SNPs (pronounced "snips" ).

Yet there has been a pronounced chill lately, provoked partly by China re-emphasising its claim to Tawang.

There was a positive association between weight-gain categories and hs-CRP level, which was more pronounced in women than men.

The scientists have also found that this decrease is more pronounced when the symptoms are more severe.

A visible characteristic is a more pronounced articulation of the hind leg, in a continuous rather than staccato action.

Objectives. Post irradiation salivary dysfunction leads to subjective distress and a pronounced decrease in quality of life.

a grave God-fearing man; a quiet sedate nature; sober as a judge; the judge was solemn as he pronounced sentence.

He found a progressive decline in pollination over the years which was most pronounced early in the flowering season.

But the anarchy and openness that makes Tsukiji (roughly pronounced "skee-gee" ) such a magical place is under threat.

The Japanese character for tea is written exactly the same as it is in Chinese, though it is pronounced a little differently.

Eerie sameness has been around for a while, but the problem has become more pronounced in the last few decades.

If you were born near July 22, you will find the effects of this eclipse even more pronounced for you.

"Come and walk along with me, Marguerite. " I couldn't have refused even if I wanted to. She pronounced my name so nicely.

And the captain of the guard took Jeremiah, and said unto him, The LORD thy God hath pronounced this evil upon this place.

Joe Hinrichs, Ford's Asia-Pacific head, said the slowdown was not as pronounced as expected.

And yet the S. E. C. 's cursory investigation of Mr. Madoff pronounced him free of fraud.

"Queen Cunt, " a drunkard pronounced solemnly from a balcony above, lifting his cup to her in a mocking toast.

At the end of my 14th year, doctors pronounced me legally blind and said there was nothing that could be done.

That altered face also comes by way of a new bumper and headlights which have a more pronounced look over the current generation.

By contrast a popular culture is a large heterogeneous group often highly individualistic and a pronounced many specialized professions.

Mr Daschle pronounced himself "disappointed" by his behaviour.

Though pictographs indicate meanings, they do not show how they should be pronounced.

The age-genius curve among their female counterparts is much less pronounced; it does not peak or vary as much as a function of age.

The chasm between the United States and China could widen as their differing interests become more pronounced.

The Hakka customs , with a pronounced local flavour , maintain the features of the ancient Central Plains culture .

Scholze says an important finding is the degree to which the effects get rapidly more pronounced with small increases in temperature.

If you want to sound like a real Beijinger, however, the Beijing Times tells us it should be pronounced as 'diangdiang che.

The phonetic spelling will tell you generally behind a word is pronounced. There are a few different phonetic alphabets.

In this case, the curve to the left in the lower lumbar region is not pronounced, and this person will be unlikely to have complications.

Then he was pronounced a cure and could return to life again with the lower half of his body from the hips down paralysed for ever.

In our text we have three great unsearchable thoughts. The law of God has pronounced a curse on all sin and on all that is sinful.

In May, the escalation of the debt crisis in Greece threatened to end in a systemic crisis. This fear is not as pronounced any longer.

And while there is the hint of a negative trend in the economic data, it's not nearly as pronounced as was the case last summer.

But the financial system is so inherently fragile that radical reform cannot be pronounced dead.

pronounced like the English words are often caused by misunderstandings between the English language.

I made a few friends whom we were in kinder spirits in New Oriental School, we pronounced to keep in touch when we separated.

The forechest is well pronounced and protrudes slightly forward of the point of shoulder.

As I pronounced the words, I looked into the eyes of a mother right next to me. Her last hope was gone.

Jocasta Nu has a pronounced scar running along the right side of her face.

On present predictions, the global economy is heading for a more pronounced and longer downturn than the previous slowdown this decade.

Soon restaurants and stores all over New Orleans began calling their sandwiches "poor boys" (often pronounced po' boys).

In parts of New England the American accent is less pronounced and very similar to British English.

Hard labor for life had been the sentence pronounced against the escaped and contumacious accomplices.

This effect was especially pronounced when people were led to believe that the choice of flights was actually unimportant.

And the difference in sweating between the sexes became more pronounced as the intensity of the exercise increased.

The pronounced lack of tolerance for illiquid investment risk is quite at variance with current relatively narrow corporate bond spreads.

His father was pronounced out of danger by the doctor.

For an event pronounced "boring" by one American network, the royal wedding is generating a monumental amount of coverage.

A recent report by the Asian Development Bank pronounced China, alongside Nepal, to have the most unequal income distribution in Asia.

The dollar, like the other main currencies (except sterling), has fluctuated since 2007, with no pronounced trend.

They are cobalt-blue on top and silvery-white below, with a pronounced dorsal fin and a long, lethal, spear-shaped upper jaw.

CONCLUSIONS: We confirmed previous findings of pronounced differences in mutation frequency between different histopathological subtypes.

When it means to record or put down in writing, it should be pronounced in the third tone. For instance, "jizai" (record).

A priest in the innermost shrine was chanting and it was nice to hear well-pronounced Sanskrit.

And president Medvedev of Russia, for example, pronounced in 2008 this was the beginning of the end of United States power.

Duly noting her husband's misery, Mrs. Gell purportedly pronounced, "Maybe you need to see other girls. "

The town is the centre of a black-market trade in facai, a species of alga whose name is spelt and pronounced similarly to 'get rich'.

Duchang - Casino This word, although pronounced like a French or Italian word, is actually transliterated from the Fujian dialect.

did he not fear the LORD, and besought the LORD, and the LORD repented him of the evil which he had pronounced against them?

A front-page headline in April pronounced that the president had "a small brain" .

When a business is sold, the differences between conduit entities (e. g. , S corporations) and C corporations become much more pronounced.

This word calls for your special attention as the "ea" combination is pronounced as [e], not as [ ].

whom he pronounced, and with perfect truth, to be as fine a lady as any in England.

SQL (pronounced like sequel) is an industry-standard English-like computer programming language for querying and updating databases.

Results show that aberrations can be distinguished and relative strengths pronounced using this qualitative method.

But now, at length, even the thought-forms are pronounced anthropomorphic, and thought itself is described as a mere faculty of Unitization.

More pronounced edema, more muscle fiber necrosis and a higher cellularity were found compared to adult cases.

Phishing (pronounced "fishing" ) is an online fraud technique used by criminals to lure you into disclosing your personal information.

The high pressure over Russia is particularly pronounced and persistent, amounting to a block inthecirculationof the atmosphere.

So as a ball slows down at the end of its trajectory, the curve becomes more pronounced.

Everyone pronounced the party to be very good.

But recently, this air flow has become bent into a pronounced zigzag pattern, meandering north and south.

Now, with many African countries celebrating 50 years of independence, that need is even more pronounced.

He scrutinized the reverse of these living medals some five minutes, then pronounced sentence.

But just after he was cut down from the noose and pronounced dead, his corpse began to transform before the horrified eyes of the people.

one of the most pronounced phenomena of recent years has been the almost universal move by companies to reduce their inventories.

INSEAD (phonetically pronounced in-say-ad), is an international graduate business school and research institution.

The coupled vibration between bridge and vehicle would be pronounced when high-speed vehicles pass through bridge.

"Security, speed, compliance, and flexibility" describe lighttpd (pronounced "lighty" ), a small and very efficient alternative to Apache.

He added that the study investigators would continue to follow the women to see if the effect became more pronounced.

Upon their arrival, they found that the indigenous people had a pronounced taste for culture, music, and fiestas .

The Roman Catholic Church has never pronounced on the authenticity of the shroud which some dismiss as a medieval forgery.

The clinical manifestations of the disease are somewhat more pronounced in patients with infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis.

While sales at Mercedes-Benz and Audi were lower during the period, the decline was far less pronounced than it has been over recent months.

Across a range of measures, this cycle has been the most pronounced since the introduction of inflation targeting in the early 1990s.

About half of foreign profits come from Europe and the U. K. , where the dollar's recent strength has been most pronounced.

Eg: I was surprised to hear that even names are pronounced differently in Shanghainese.

Even the redoubtable Lardner has pronounced this passage to be a forgery.

China's footprint in Africa becomes more pronounced each time the continent receives another high-level Chinese delegation.

Many finance ministers say the pronounced disparity in growth is contributing to an imbalance in the way money flows around the world.

The priest pronounced a benediction over the couple at the end of the marriage ceremony.

The KM-2 delivers a flatter mid range response with a more pronounced presence lift suitable for both vocals and instruments.

The man, who was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital, had burns on his chest, fractured ribs and internal bleeding, the doctor said.

Although Spain and England shared a pronounced lust for wealth, differences between the two cultures were profound.

When the jury pronounced him guilty of murder, john did not bat an eye.

All of these effects were most pronounced in patients who used asthma medications on a regular basis.

The shift toward individualism among Japanese is most pronounced among the very young.

and he was captured. He was taken to the king of Babylon at Riblah, where sentence was pronounced on him.

University Police Chief Paul Denton says the building manager was pronounced dead at the scene.

Gingival prosthetics effectively eliminates esthetic and phonetic disturbances in cases of pronounced gingival recession.

In Paris, where this over-painting is most pronounced, many women have ceased to look human at all.

Burke sometimes shows an overheated, lyrical bent, and the extremes of Hurricane Katrina make it especially pronounced.

During the study a user's location appeared to have a "pronounced" effect on their state of mind.

He looked small, and she noticed, for the first time, that he walked with a pronounced limp, in obvious pain.

Researchers found that craniofacial differences between contemporary men and women are less pronounced than they were in the 16th century.

Atrophy of the thinned collicular plate is more pronounced in the superior colliculus, one of the most common sites of pathology in PSP.

Reflux's role in otitis media appears to be most pronounced in younger children and those with purulent effusions.

During the passage of a thunderstorm pressure has pronounced change.

I found with some of the wines I tasted , the whites had pronounced fruit character and great texture and flavour.

A pleasant, pronounced and luscious finish with fine preserved fruit aromas and an irrepressible touch of freshness and vivacity.

China may be changing at head-twirling speed, but the ritual of the gao kao (pronounced gow kow) remains as immutable as chopsticks.

His Ph. D. thesis famously pronounced the Constitution's checks and balances antique and unsuited to a modern democracy.

He was later pronounced dead after what a statement called "extensive life-saving procedures " had been exhausted.

At length the chaise arrived, the trunks were fastened on, the parcels placed within, and it was pronounced to be ready.

pronounced the legislature to BE in session; was pronounced dead on arrival.

Disk movement was found to be most pronounced with a 90-degree upright sitting posture.

The most pronounced effect of the reforms was a massive increase in churning among new entrants.

The crew of the Croc One performed constant CPR during the voyage to Low Isle, but medical staff pronounced him dead about noon.

Realise that some words require the ee sound to be pronounced as ee, such as in the word been.

CONCLUSION: Sperm abnormalities are a common finding in healthy men, they are more pronounced in patients with active SpA.

Furthermore, business reports pointed to quite a pronounced tailing off in activity.

What five letter word, no matter how you pronounce it, is always pronounced wrong?

The Chinese Bible states that "God pronounced the primeval Word, and his own eternal and glorious abode sprang into existence. "

The doctor, having felt his pulse, pronounced him out of danger.

The traditional distinctions between emerging and developed markets, once pronounced, have disappeared.

Both syllables are pronounced as a first tone, but the second syllable is a bit lower in pitch than the first tone.

but it may be an irrelevant number until judgment is pronounced.

Bonpland pronounced the place to be quite simply "paradise. "

He was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead. No arrest has been made and the search for a suspect or suspects is ongoing.

Some Democrats compared him to Barack Obama, and one pronounced him "cute" .

This anguish is likely to become more pronounced if seductive statements and inappropriate non-verbal behavior are used by the therapist.

With the use of blue light, the fluorescein defect of a corneal abrasion may be more pronounced and will appear yellow-green (shown).

The Chinese leadership's reaction to the Arab spring has so far been more pronounced than that of its people.

He was pronounced dead at a local hospital early the next morning.

But the most pronounced reaction was seen in the prefrontal cortex, the 'sensible' part of the brain that prevents people acting on impulse.

The term literally refers to art virtuoso Picasso in Chinese and is pronounced similar to "close and locked" in Chinese.

After the couple was pronounced husband and wife, the cheers could be heard in customer service on the other side of the store.

He had just pronounced the name of my uncle Steenie's favorite champagne.

Whatever it was, it walked with a pronounced limp, dragging its left leg.

You might be thinking about the one in school, but in Spanish it's pronounced cafeteria, and in that language it means coffee house.

It can be argued that no player in the 2007 draft was as big as Yi (pronounced "Ee" , as in "Big E" ).

What word is pronounced wrong, even by the best of scholars?

The gerousia prepared business submitted to the apella and had extensive judicial powers: it alone pronounced sentences of death or exile.

In Britain, Peter Mandelson, architect of Tony Blair's New Labour, pronounced himself "intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich" .

Other research supports that body weight affects employment for men, too, but the trend is not as pronounced as in women.

But the Democrats pronounced the idea dead on arrival, and the president lacks the political capital to override their objections.

Last week the elders of the two villages met the young couple and their families and pronounced them divorced.

"Teenagers do not use Twitter, " he pronounced.

A pronounced nationalism in dress, literature, music, art and the drama had awakened in and around him.

Emerging economies struggle to fight business cycles partly because theirs are more pronounced.

Coupled with rationing of electricity supply and rising demand for diesel, inflationary pressures are becoming far more pronounced.

No wind, yet the musical low murmur through the pines, quite pronounced, curious, like waterfalls, now still'd, now pouring again.

Thus it is no surprise that here too there has been a pronounced shift in how many historians and analysts look at this seminal event.

Republicans in Congress have pronounced Mr Obama's plan for an infrastructure bank "dead on arrival" .

Within North America, there was a pronounced divide.

Paramedics tried to revive the singer and rushed his body to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.

The court pronounced against my claim to the land.

While the rear seat is tiny, it has enough padding that the Professor pronounced it better than any Harley she has sampled.

The effect is most pronounced in patients with a high risk of local recurrence, but is independent of adjuvant systemic treatment.

Previous economic downturns have not been as keenly felt in the city but the current slump is having a pronounced affect.

Delightfully crisp, with a pronounced nose of roses and long pleasing after-taste.

Then he started speaking backward. He suddenly remembered Deborah's name but pronounced it in reverse, as "Harobed. "

Recently, a listener in Nigeria told us about an organization called World - Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms or WWOOF [pronounced woof].

The woman frowned slightly. 'All creatures are my children, ' she pronounced, 'and I care for them alike, and all alike I destroy. '

Thus, the productivity gains this year generally reflected pronounced declines in labor input rather than greater output.

The Scottish ceilidh (pronounced KAY-lee) began as a gathering where people shared music and told stories.