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Free trade may not always be good for all participants, and in the long run trade with China may hold perils for the United States.

This newspaper is no fan of Mr Putin, and has warned Western companies of the perils of dealing with him.

Because late, it is already impossible to park the ship, only after 37 seconds, the most serious perils of the sea took place in history.

Any ship, goods or other movables are exposed to maritime perils. Such property is in the Act referred to as "insurable property. "

These men - these husbands, fathers, grandfathers, brothers, sons, uncles, nephews - they did not take on their jobs unaware of the perils.

Material abundance and no doubt will make a higher level of living, bustling life of the content it makes adding color and perils thick.

b. But just as all nations can benefit from the promise of this new world, no nation is immune to its perils.

More than any other nation, China suffers from a potentially calamitous variety of natural perils, most particularly floods and typhoon.

The spread of the current financial crisis seemed almost like an object lesson in the perils of financial instability.

Three years of Our Time How many people in life shuttling back and forth. Perils in a hurry to leave the backs.

Kissing has been a staple of Hollywood since The Perils of Pauline.

But analysts warn that perils remain, and badly needed financial reforms in the United States and elsewhere have yet to be implemented.

I HAVE a problem with the polar bear - or at least with its status as an icon for the perils of global warming.

Then, make it part of a broader discussion about the perils of rigidly applying yesterday's sexual morality to today's sexual mores.

The accidents have been going up sharply, and a variety of latent perils have increased apparently in recent years.

This quintessential cautionary tale, with its intimate, conversational tone, humorously warns young readers about the perils of misbehaving.

However it would not be accurate to limit fundamental risk to naturally occurring perils.

loss or damage arising from any other perils not listed in Article II of this Policy.

He toyed with the idea of coupling it with a plea to bring the various inquiries to an end so as not to increase out foreign policy perils.

He was always fearful and throughout his career he struggled to find a balance between the perils and pleasures of his profession.

This is a giant vessel that was once a real existence coursed thousands of lives killed. Thus it became an unprecedented perils of the sea.

As events this week confirmed, the enterprise has been a clear lesson in the perils of gambling.

There is something feeble and a little contemptible about a man who cannot face the perils of life without the help of comfortable myths.

As home prices move into a protracted period of decline, consumers will finally recognise the perils of bubble-distorted saving strategies.

Such are the perils of taking cloning out of agricultural research labs and into fertility clinics.

' He writes about modern artists, using the word 'fuscia' in a sentence and the perils of Kampala's nightlife.

Behind the scenes, authorities debated for months the advantages and perils of a criminal indictment against HSBC.

Naturally, sailors preferred to sail to destinations that had a method of marking these perils, so harbors with lighthouses flourished.

One cautionary tale about the perils of relying on a homogenous food source revolves around the humble potato.

And there is not yet such a thing as a cheap high-speed link: China's safety failures have shown the perils of skimping in any way.

The parachute had already been deployed, meaning Pharr had to use its toggles to steer the pair away from houses and other perils.

Ivan has the strong stomach and dark sense of humour needed to survive the everyday perils of doing business in Russia.

Covers loss, destruction or damage to property insured arising out of fire, lightning and named perils.

Mapping the uncanny valley, to avoid its perils, would be of great benefit to film-makers.

The kitchen is met with electric equipment increasing, establish electrical outlet more switch precautions averts perils.

His capability of observation may be the barometer of the traveler's foresight of perils and hazards lurking ahead.

Sure Start has almost nothing to say about the benefits of reading aloud, or the perils of too much television.

Mr Chirac knows a thing or two about the perils of running for president while still in government.

So the challenge is to navigate between the twin perils of losing credibility and undermining growth.

The potential perils of texting, however, "hasn't come up in any of the sessions I have run" .

Herbert Lehman again, by now senator from New York and speaking of the perils of giant business shortly before he retired in 1957.

The Perils of Engagement: A Space for Anthropology in the Age of Security?

The scale and speed of this turnround offers a stiff warning of the perils of seeking to peer beyond the present.

But the fiasco cannot fail to have reminded the authorities of the perils of ignoring their public.

These birds are able to survive the perils of the Arctic winter.

Compared with the perils which our forefathers conquered, because they believed and were not afraid, we have still much to be thankful for.

Away I would spin the ship to the other, only to find perils accumulating to starboard and be crazy to port again.

The slowdown following the recent global recession gave Chinese leaders a stark reminder of the perils of relying too heavily on trade.

In these litigious, politically correct times, the perils of making cheap gags can be considerable.

The perils were evident when Hillary and I visited with sixth-graders in East Los Angeles.

Also blissfully ignored, he wrote, were the perils of relying on mathematical models devised without worst-case situations in mind.

But the population explosion of the industrial epoch also subjected humans themselves to new and unprecedented perils.

In this daring game you glide and soar through the perils of the elements and city structures after jumping off a cliff.

Senseless rules that benefit cartels are common. Oklahoma protects consumers from the perils of unlicensed interior decorators.

The company insures its buildings against fire, flood, and other perils.

This world-wide demand has created its own perils, as companies push to develop more complicated projects.

Among the perils that could claim a life, poisoning is surprisingly likely.

Just last week China's national auditor, who reports to the cabinet, warned of the perils of local government borrowing.

Open perils does not mean all losses will be covered. It means, unless otherwise excluded, all losses will be covered.

Hidden perils existing in fire protection are analyzed. Measures to improve fire protection management are presented.

EACH generation is condemned to grapple anew with the possibilities and perils of splitting the atom and destroying humanity.

The reported episode highlights the potential perils of representing a dictatorship at professional sport.

Mickleborough said her uncle and aunt were passionate about sailing but were wise to its perils.

But even foods expected to be safe can harbor unexpected perils .

Not since the atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, at the end of World War 2, does the world face such perils.

and there are long-term hidden perils of gas accident in the mines in which grave accident frequently occurred, yet no lesson was drawn.

This new nuclear age involves issues and perils quite different from those of the cold war.

What ensued was a frank discussion about the lures and perils of drugs, well worth any discomfort.

Hemingway. His suicide suggested the unseen perils of my profession.

Day by day thou art making me worthy of thy full acceptance by refusing me ever and anon, saving me from perils of weak, uncertain desire.

China wags its finger over the perils of unregulated communications.

Five years in the limelight as a singer, Stefanie, 27, certainly understands the perils of show business and the price of fame.

A Demon of Our Own Design: Markets, Hedge Funds, and the Perils of Financial Innovation.

With the specified- perils form , the insured has the burden of showing the proximate cause of the loss was covered .

Some people stand by noncommittally and observe their neighbors' perils with cool detachment.

Days before becoming U. S. president, Barack Obama warned of the economic perils ahead.

Rick Jarrett has lived in the foothills of the Crazy Mountains for all his 59 years, and he knows well their pleasures and perils.

He complains that NATO hesitates even to make intelligence assessments of perils from Russia.

The insurer shall not be liable for any loss arising from the perils insured against before the contract is terminated.

Numerous counterexamples show the perils of solitary innovation.

Now, after many days, and perils great, the guide and Jesus reached the Lassa temple in Tibet.

A definitive statistical answer to the relative perils of home and hospital births is unlikely.

Expert at inventing a fascinating public image , they knew the satisfactions of celebrity and the perils of fame .

They have to be insured against fire, flood, tempest and other perils.

Mr. Buffett's latest annual letter to shareholders included a section about the perils of too much borrowed money, or leverage.

This might be called "the perils of Pauline" route to integration.

all of them reveal a universe of lurking perils, like exploding stars, apocalyptic asteroid impacts. . .

One way to avoid these perils is for your combiner to release any locks before dereferencing a slot call iterator.

Therein lie both the power of friendship and the perils of public speaking.

Most originally, Ghaemi coins "the inverse law of sanity" : the perils of well-being.

The advantages of euro membership-and the perils to small European countries of being outside-were plain when the crisis was most severe.

Officers in Chiang Kai-shek's army were not entirely unaware of the perils of partisan warfare.

Swisher excels in relating the chronology of AOL's endless perils and occasional triumphs.

An F. P. A. policy only covers you first lot timest total loss in the case of minor perils.

It is customary to insure goods sold for export against the perils of the journey.

In June 2008, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned about the perils of a weak dollar.

Chinese leaders are keenly aware of the potential perils of millions of disgruntled students.

Body Burner: May the gods grant you strength to conquer the perils that lay before you, good luck spartan.

Of course, in any adoption of assessment or metrics, teams should avoid the five deadly perils of "retrosessments" described in this paper.

So many obstacles can be dealt with in advance, to eliminate hidden perils.

Even waving good-by to a daring traveler is fraught with perils.

Perils of another sort and no less serious were awaiting them, perchance.

Great perils have this beauty, that they bring to light the fraternity of strangers.

They are too alert to the perils of breaching anti-trust law and employ too many lawyers to engage in overt conspiracies.

The spectacular implosion of Long Term Capital Management in 1998 has come to symbolise the perils of excessive speculation.

for perils commonly ask to be paid in pleasures.

Those that have joined with their honor great travels, cares, or perils, are less subject to envy.

A final reason for (wary) optimism: there is cross-party agreement on the perils of government regulation of the press.

But the potential benefits of supporting the resolution far outweigh the perils.

It is absolutely open and aboveboard but it is absolutely stuffed with latent perils.

How can using advice to implement features avoid the perils of pattern density?

The dramatic rescue justlast month of American teen Abby Sunderland in the Indian Ocean is a reminderof the perils she will face.

Mrs Pardiggle shows the perils of the most obvious solution: putting restrictions on heirs.

He that forecasts all perils will never sail the sea.

Great perils have beauty, they bring to light the fraternity of strangers.

I felt willing rather to starve at sea than to confront such perils.

The book is also testimony to the perils of writing a serious work about an event that is still unfolding.

He added that there are perils for political heirs relying too heavily on their patrons.

But new research is revealing the disorder can bring both profits and perils.

This article sets before us the excitement and perils of tiger hunting in India.

The perils of being an iPhone user at Microsoft were on display last September.

Climbing over another mountain, I will not fear perils any more.

During this process it is quite possible that the goods will encounter various kinds of perils and sometimes suffer losses.

In order to protect the goods against possible loss in case of such perils.

Yet more evidence of the perils of new media.

You are a wonderful stage of life . You have many wonderful stages of life yet to come, but they are not without their costs and perils.

Facing the Perils of Presidentialism?

Michael uses stories and humour to warn us of the many perils of management and how to navigate round them.

You HAs a lot wonderful stages of life yet to coming, but you are not not lacking thirsts costs or perils.

In Colombia the press suffered similar perils in the past, especially in remote towns.

perils caused by dust, poisonous and harmful gases, radioactive and other harmful substances; and.

Look back, and smile at perils past.

The perils of dealing with shaky regimes cut both ways.

The rich lode of Web data, experts warn, has its perils.

The lyrics to IZ's songs are also more incisive, such as "Your Destination. . . " , a song that warns of perils to the soul.

through Art and through Art only that we can shield ourselves from the sordid perils of actual existence.

The perils of paranoia. - Yes.

"It is through art . . . that we can shield ourselves from the sordid perils of actual existence" (Oscar Wilde).

You have mang wonderful stages of life yet to come, but they are not without their costs and perils.

What was it about the job that was worse than the perils of unemployment?

but they are not without their costs and perils.

With a friend, she wrote and illustrated a booklet called "The Chicken with AIDS" , telling young children about the perils of AIDS.

The most important lesson from Japan is the perils of procrastination.

Zhou Jigang, Peng Guangcan and Zhen Ceng report on the promises and perils of water trading.

be mindful of potential perils and make the most of good opportunities and meet the challenges head on.

Event limits in use in China mostly define only earthquake, windstorm and floods, the three most obvious perils.

Have you found any good ways to avoid the perils of distraction while dining?

This case is another example of the perils of proceeding with work under a letter of intent.

At the same time, these are new wars; with new missions, new methods, and new perils.

Give full particulars of all losses sustained by you at this or any address in respect of any perils to which this proposal applies

While enjoying the fruits of rapid growth, developing countries face perils from this period of unbalanced growth.

In the days leading up to the game, Lampard had discussed the perils of regularly relying on last-ditch winning goals, stating

Force majeure and perils, dangers, and accidents of the sea or other navigable waters;

They were designed to guide the deceased through the perils of the underworld, and ultimately bring them eternal life

God be with you till we meet again; When life's perils thick confound you;

Cover multiple perils (e. G. , Fire, theft, storms, faulty household systems or appliances, riot, volcanoes, vehicles, aircraft)

The Hidden Perils Caused From the Structural Unbalancing of Financial Assets and Liabilities in the State-Owned Commercial Banks

Perils of the seas rivers lakes or other navigable waters

Set-up and Implementation of the Medical and Nursing Hidden Perils Self-checking and Reporting System

Tries to state "Sa Ram 98" a turn perils of the sea all sorts of police who (maritime affair) brings for the shipping to show

Considering the perils of war, the nation's female soldiers deserve a fair chance at advancement. Their lives are already on the line

Comprehensive Control of Special Accident Perils and Geological Environment

Full Disclosure: The Politics and Perils of Transparency Policies: The Perils and Promise of Transparency

the great perils that the Arctic explorers confronted

Soil Carbon Sequestration in Degraded Semiarid Agro-ecosystems--Perils and Potentials

perils arising from demolition apparatus and demolition operations;

Potential perils existing in glass curtain wall with aluminium alloy frames and precautions against them

Beyond The Iraq War: The Promises, Pitfalls And Perils Of External Interventionism

Perils of the sea case analysis and crew security manner flaw

The Causes of and Countermeasures for the Hidden Perils in Building Operation

Discussion on Approaches to Control Significant Hidden Perils of Gas Accident in Coal Mines

The Perils of a Protracted Transition

Dangerous Operations and Hidden Perils in Medical Laboratory

Truth or Consequences: The Promise and Perils of Postmodernism

Methods and instruments to detect perils in embankments and dams

Marine adventure and maritime perils defined

Indians are complacent about the perils of multi-lateral diplomacy, and much else

The perils of investing where the law is unclear

China's inflation problem and the perils of unconventional policy

Perils insured against and perils excepted;

The perils of derivatives and fair-value accounting

The Perils of Certain English Prisoners

The Future Of The Brain: The Promise And Perils Of Tomorrow's Neuroscience

The perils of keeping everybody happy

Chinese learn credit card perils the hard way

The perils of extreme democracy

Obama warns teens of perils of Facebook

For example, in the home urgent cry for help news feature should be set more a few, can precautions averts perils;

The perils of brinkmanship

The perils of imperialisation

I know not what perils will arise to hinder my journey,

Forget about the perils of flying -

The perils of making a fuss

Survive the perils of life

The Perils of Many

The perils of open windows

The Perils of TV Violence

the perils of choices we face in our youth

Life And The Perils Of Environment

I have been in travels often, perils of rivers, perils ofrobbers