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Parker largely escaped Bowerman's wrath, partly because he was an actual athlete, but mostly because he was that good.

Then suddenly the eye of the typhoon appears, the wind and rain cease, the sky clears, or partly so . . .

On the contrary, tensions continued to rise, partly as the large conglomerates, or zaibatsu, were the biggest winners from stimulus.

If as in the past, you reincarnated it would most likely be with souls who were able to at least partly fulfill your life plan.

This is partly because I've never been much interested in what I wore, not even when I was at the Bank of England before Goldman.

Jane's bad results were partly due to illness, but in the case of Joe (=in Joe's case), no such excuse is possible.

The changes were partly the result of regulations that went into effect at the beginning of 1987.

That's partly to do with the fact that the weather is improving and Ann's done us proud weaving us in and out of the obelisks of ice.

Some experts have suspected that the adoption of a more Western diet may be at least partly to blame.

The peasant who did not labor hard simply starved, partly because medieval lords took as much as 80% of his rice crop in taxes.

But the doctors involved with his care have said they believe the cooling treatment is at least partly responsible for his progress.

The fact that ICBC's massive capital-raising operation partly took place in Shanghai underlined the revival in the mainland stock market.

They are able to get away with it partly because people do not know what are their rights in law.

"What a strange, sad man is he! " said the child, as if speaking partly to herself.

Partly it was the reception of his own artistic production that tickled him.

Harkin said he did not have a funding target for renewable fuels, partly because Congress has yet to agree on a budget blueprint.

This is usually the most democratic type of organisation, partly because it is often set up as a partnership.

Partly that reflects the general difficulty of building in London, thanks to restrictive planning rules and the powerful heritage lobby.

Their motives may be partly political: Mr Jen tartly observes that the Europeans have had nothing to say on the value of the yuan recently.

Ms. Mellon said she's estranged from her family and moved to New York partly because she wanted her daughter to be closer to her ex-husband.

No doubt Chinese currency manipulation has contributed at least partly to global imbalances.

Of course, that's partly because he missed out on all those double-digit victories at the tail end of the win streak.

First he was a model at the age of 12 partly for his mother works for a modeling agency.

Then, once it is in place, it is partly flooded and allowed to sink to the riverbed around the breach, making a tight seal.

Partly out of necessity, partly out of sincerity, they are trying to take it in stride.

And I'm happy to say, I was partly responsible for that cliche that machines are becoming biological, but that's pretty evident.

Scientists say the dry weather is at least partly the result of an event half a world away.

Talabani also said he produced 74-year-old Aziz Aziz's age and partly out of sympathy for the other, because he is an Iraqi Christian.

Indeed, she looked so distressed at how bad things were that I partly want to put things right to make her happier next time I go.

This fear is at least partly behind the recent rise in yields across the eurozone.

He is a specialist in improv comedy, which he says "is partly about making people believe you know everything. "

"While we have our share of racism and discrimination, it's partly just American to be accepting of other cultures, " she said.

the electromagnetic inverse scattering is one of most difficult problem due partly to its ill - posed , nonlinear and instability nature.

And excess liquidity (read: too much money chasing too few goods) is at least partly to blame for China's rising-prices problem.

Tesco's rise is at least partly thanks to its knack of quickly responding to trends.

Trying to lower your cholesterol by eating more fruits and vegetables and cutting back on saturated fats? Well, you've got it partly right.

Again, this extravagance was partly responsible for the collapse: trees were used for making plaster with which to decorate their temples.

This was partly the result of drought. Also important, however, have been higher prices of oil, since modern farming is so energy-intensive.

It had by then begun nicknaming the British systems after German cities, partly for ease of reference, partly for security.

Partly it was him. But it was also the fact that philosophers come with a certain combination of mystery and weight.

The injury was partly to blame for her split with Gutierrez in 2000, she said.

Will the president acknowledge that his predecessor's "surge" is at least partly responsible for Iraq's relative stability?

Andreas was partly responsible for turning Amazon into a very data driven culture, so I was very excited to work with him on this.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is reluctant to go down that path, partly for fear that it might be seen to be bowing to political pressure.

When bringing up the elder brother that I just was born, they often a minute of money is broken two make partly.

This is partly prompted by an attempt to let people use elements of their internet-based applications when not connected to the internet.

The higher risk-taking by Glencore is partly explained by the physical nature of its business, which makes price hedging difficult.

On the Internet, many Chinese asked whether the dam was at least partly responsible for the drought.

If Prebisch's reputation was one of the victims of that debt crisis, it was partly his fault.

Mr Harper is now trying to turn the Conservatives into the natural party of government, partly by forging their own set of national symbols.

Oolong toa is only partly fermented and a brew from Oolong tea has some of the characteristics of both green and black tea.

So far, those supply chains seem to be intact, partly helped by the sharp drop in the price of oil.

However, she acknowledges that this partly reflects the changing capacities and responsibilities of the health-care system.

That optimism stems partly from an underestimation of how much Asian growth has been hitched to the wagon of western consumption.

He attributes this partly to the competitive nature of Silicon Valley and its strong 'get-up-and-go' culture.

But convenience eating comes at a price: McDonald's must be held at least partly responsible for the supersizing of American waistlines.

"It's partly the very obvious things like the number of cyclones and the intensity of the cyclones, and the amount of flooding, " he said.

Partly the consistency with which he followed his own injunction that "the duty of the revolutionary is to make the revolution" .

This year, the Best Picture list was expanded, partly to make sure that at least a couple of blockbusters would be on it.

Partly, no doubt, this reflects the party's broader slide into its own insular intellectual universe.

retrofitting old elevator, the issue in Guangzhou yell for more than two years, up to now is still "a long battle out, partly-veiled" .

I ask these questions of my own poem, and invoke such an exacting comparison for it, partly in light of a new national concern with a date.

When a pencil is partly put into a glass of water, it looks as if it were broken.

Improvement was also at least partly specific for the eye and for the direction of two-dimensional motion used during monocular training.

Partly anybody is able to produce a product without relying on an enormous network of vendors who you own their quality responsibilities.

No one wants to believe that the book he's brought homeis only partly his, and subject to the terms of a license set out on theflyleaf.

The notice is an attempt to push through a policy decided more than a year ago but delayed partly because of resistance from PC makers.

The unusual cold might have been driven at least partly by the Arctic Oscillation (AO).

America's economy grew more quickly partly because its population rose by almost 1% a year, thanks to immigration and a higher birth rate.

The bad times Bank of America is currently facing are partly the result of the good times the bank enjoyed earlier.

She did not press charges at the time, partly on the advice of her mother, a Socialist politician.

Shelton took a liking to him, partly from a fellow - feeling , and partly because of the gentle smile with which he was looking at his wife.

The economy, always volatile, has grown at double-digit rates, on average, since he took power, partly thanks to funds from Delhi.

That Skyes is able to give such a compelling performance may partly be down to the fact that he was once an abandoned pooch himself.

The genomes of most important crops have been sequenced only fairly recently, and that of wheat is only partly done.

It was at least partly its sense of vulnerability to blockade that led it to embark on its tragic and ruthless rampage across Asia.

The decline partly reflected a revaluation of the collectibility of a $300 million debt portfolio it had acquired the year before.

Mr Obama's erratic performance is partly the result of the rollercoaster world he finds himself in.

Jane's bad results were partly due to illness, but in the case of John, no such excuse is possible.

For a few weeks in this precarious, partly imaginary warmth, the gods permit you to have your cake and eat it.

Mr Curiel said the prices resulted partly from the large amounts of cash chasing fine art and wines around the world.

Thats partly because weekend traffic is usually lighter, and also because heavy thunderstorms cleared the air.

The slowdown in both exports and imports is at least partly due to a higher comparison base in the year-earlier period.

Large cars like the Ford Taurus and Chrysler 300 are down in sales on a year-over-year basis, partly because of high gasoline prices.

Such a comparison partly reflects the fact that much of China's vast domestic savings is kept in the bank.

This was partly because the Chairman's frail health made it hazardous to predict when he would be in a condition to receive visitors.

The new study found that in a whopping 72% of cases, failure to perform the time-out had been at least partly to blame for errors.

In general, shyness is a personality trait that is partly biological (experts can't say how much) and partly environmental.

Trading revenue is being pressured partly by regulatory changes that limit how much Goldman can buy and sell for its own profit.

"delicate condition" and partly due to the fizzing candies that had been slipped inside her drink once upon a time.

Trading revenue is being pressured partly by regulatory changes that limit how much Goldman can buy and sell for its own profit.

"delicate condition" and partly due to the fizzing candies that had been slipped inside her drink once upon a time.

America's General Mills seems to have got Yoplait instead and the French government partly blames Lactalis and its tactics.

I partly agree with him: China should be invited into the G8 to help restore the stability of the global financial markets.

And I suspect that the scare is at least partly about politics rather than economics.

It might be partly owing to the studied austerity of her dress, and partly to the lack of demonstration in her manners.

The actual temperature rise depends partly on how much greenhouse gas is emitted over the next 80 years.

Partly for that reason, Brazil is not the cheapest place in the world to grow soyabeans (Argentina is, followed by the American Midwest).

Furthermore, as a class partly about writing, extensive practice is the only means of assuring genuine improvement.

Turnout was as low as 33% partly due to a boycott by the opposition candidate Winston Tubman, who alleged fraud in the first round.

Turnout was as low as 33% partly due to a boycott by the opposition candidate Winston Tubman, who alleged fraud in the first round.

Wrapped in a voluminous white blanket, and partly crammed into one of the cribs, there sat an old man apparently about seventy years of age.

Scientists say the dry conditions in the Horn of Africa are at least partly the result of an event half a world away.

Partly as the result of these and other policy actions, many parts of the financial system have improved substantially.

He said the government was partly to blame for the recent violence because it was unable to solve the nation's problems.

As events in Karora suggest, honour-killing persists at least partly because many villagers approve of it.

ADHD is often partly treated with a stimulant (Ritalin), along with behaviour therapy.

But a question emerges: Are the companies themselves partly to blame for some of the economic cost of the disaster?

The Fed said the financial market turmoil will likely continue to restrain spending, partly due to the tight credit market.

Yet this means countries with new nuclear programmes would have to place control of their fuel supply at least partly in foreign hands.

Yet this means countries with new nuclear programmes would have to place control of their fuel supply at least partly in foreign hands.

Tesco'srise is at least partly thanks to its knack of quickly responding to trends.

Partly performing the supervising function of the procuratorial organ, civil procuratorial work ought to have been omnibearing.

But it is hard to be optimistic about this particular recovery. Geographical variation is partly to blame.

It is only recently that Africa is beginning to come up, partly because we are rejecting external meddling.

The delays seem to have been caused partly by American puzzlement at Tintin.

"People like me came here partly out of a sense of duty, but mainly to make more money, " he says.

It had been closed for 60 years and the first Dada child project was partly aimed at garnering publicity for it reopening.

Despite all the debt problems, bond prices have continued to move higher partly because deflation, not inflation, has been the concern.

The hospital was a stone house with remnants of fence torn up in the yard, and window frames and panes partly broken.

The hukou system, which helps to keep wages uneven by discouraging labour mobility, is at least partly to blame.

Indeed, one of his Chief Yahoo roles was to guide technology, so he is partly responsible for the confusion.

The rising private sector surplus is only partly being offset by an increased government deficit.

I think it is only partly true. In my opinion, a real friend should also be able to share your happiness and sorrow.

The head, legs, and tail can be pulled at least partly inside to protect the turtle from its enemies (1).

Partly, that's happening because birds are dying or they have to be killed off as a means of controlling the disease.

He said this was partly due to a decline in litigation related to the credit crisis.

His failed assessment is said to be partly deliberate, due to his rebellious nature and dislike of public schools.

These findings could, therefore, partly explain why a woman cannot be more like a man when it comes to BP control.

Two variables might be perfectly correlated, partly correlated or uncorrelated . Correlation can be positive or negative.

Her problems stem partly from having to juggle her own agenda against that of the parliamentary allies on whom her survival depends.

The widening gap between the two classes can answer the question why crime rate rises, at least partly.

No doubt the language he used was partly in response to the initial French distaste for his term "black hole" .

It may be partly because she doesn't play by the rules and seems to make no apologies for the way she lives her life.

Property has been on a tear, partly due to cash from mainland China, and is beginning to slow.

This would be the first scientific evidence that the most famous aphrodisiac in the world at least partly deserved its reputation.

We do not know if this partly reassuring picture will be maintained.

This slowdown is partly owing to lower prices for Canada's resource exports, weak demand for its goods from Europe and a strong currency.

They also partly suppress the body's own immune reaction to any cancer growths, making the cancer more prone to spread.

The stock market may have rallied partly on the suggestion that Mr. Buffett believes that the U. S. economy itself may be a bargain.

Partly, I think, because it's so unusual for such a young person, especially a woman, to be asked to lecture at the College de France.

Because shop scale is not large, deliver goods car did not distribute in inn, meet partly temporarily also did not hit.

But its loneliness, partly self-inflicted, is making it a worse place, not just for the Palestinians but also for its own people.

Ms Delgado said the rise in abortions among these women was partly due to precarious economic conditions.

Only William made his money without moving, marrying an heiress and becoming seriously richer, partly through slave plantations of his own.

When hair tip is blown so that work partly, with flat brush bang modelling, be blown ahead or to side-blown, depend on your hairstyle need.

Sons and Lovers (1913), based partly on his own life, is one of his finest novels.

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partly by her own reserve, and partly by the instinctive, though no longer so unkindly, withdrawal of her fellow-creatures.

It "s not difficult to image that the space of insurer" s defense to reject to pay completely or partly would be very wide.

These decreases were partly offset by an increase in the balance of the banking system and placements received from fiscal reserves .

This is partly a question of poor leadership and partly the result of the Commission's internal structures.

The model was started partly due to a desire among massage therapy teachers for a more intricate picture of muscles and bones.

Puny demand was partly the result of small wage rises, but it was also because Germany's service sector is underdeveloped.

This was partly because it had an odd typing mechanism where the whole screen moved with each tap on the virtual keyboard.

Partly thanks to work in the eye, gene therapy is seeing something of a renaissance.

He said so, partly out of kindness, and partly out of responsibility.

Certainly this unfortunate situation grows partly out of the years of World War I.

Officials admit that the police were in fact called away partly to help at October's Pan American games in Guadalajara.

Analysts said the sharp rebound could have partly reflected short covering.

Problems in signalling systems which tell the body when to stop eating may be partly responsible, said a UK nutrition expert.

For first of all, when ye come together in the church, I hear that there be divisions among you; and I partly believe it.

The above image in shows the star forming wall lit and eroded by bright young stars, and partly hidden by the dark dust they have created.

The spike in complaints is partly the result of a new law that requires Japanese companies to report serious product-related accidents.

Troublesome electronics and poor assembly quality were partly to blame, but a bigger problem was the unmistakable air of poor taste.

Many poor pensioners do not claim the tax credits to which they are entitled, partly because of the system's opacity.

Right now, only partly due to the recession, carmakers still have the capacity to make 20m more vehicles a year than anyone can buy.

It was partly in anticipation of this that we highlighted owning China "A" shares as one of our most favoured trades for 2009.

An African-American with a father born in Kenya and a childhood spent partly in Indonesia presents a very different face to the world.

People speak of a Hell, but in reality it has partly been of your own making and has existed on Earth.

Typically, Honda insists on at least two suppliers of parts, partly to protect against any industrial action that might cripple production.

But some researchers have regarded these as chance findings, partly because there is no clear biological explanation for such a link.

Free radicals are produced mainly by the body burning oxygen, partly as a result of smoking, pollution and sunlight.

The reason for me doing this Scottish music is partly because I enjoy that kind of music, and partly because my family is all Scottish.

Social mobilisation often remains a distant dream unless poorer groups are (at least partly) relieved from economic insecurity.

Energy-security concerns partly explained why Germany decided to delay its phasing out of nuclear plants.

In Europe, guaranteed minimum returns arise partly from regulation and partly from competition and have recently been a source of stress.

The movie might have been partly salvageable if Nineteen Hundred's music soared to the heights everyone claims it does.

But prices and yields are set at the margin: Irish and Portuguese bonds are at least partly the victims of speculative position taking.

He said this was partly because the system was unbalanced by large investments in destroying HFC.

'Then, if you hear of me being discovered dead in a bog or a pit full of snow, your conscience won't whisper that it is partly your fault? '

The large sum partly reflects Los Angeles's size and wealth, but it is mostly the result of a change in the law.

President Obama may have been elected three years ago partly because Americans got fed up with the costs of that active work.

PC makers' interest in Android is partly driven by the desire to maximize income on netbooks, which usually sell for less than $500.

And the sheer size of the loss partly reflects the bank's pre-eminent position in the equity-derivatives field.

But many employees defied rules and used these tools anyway, partly out of a belief they improved productivity, said Mr. Schadler.

Gao said the problem lay partly in impatience among inexperienced investors demanding films be made quickly.

The shoe may be pinching but it's not pinching them hard enough, and that's partly due to the system of preferential voting.

The Scottish Executive argues that Scotland is one of the unhealthiest nations in Europe, and smoking is partly to blame.

Meeting with a vendor to discuss a proposal is partly about getting information and partly about negotiating a good deal.

Katrina was partly the result of a normal weather cycle, but that cannot explain away stronger hurricanes world wide.

That was partly because he was one of George Bush's least favourite European leaders.

Instead, it outlines 39 principles that Goldman is now supposed to adopt, and partly reorganises the bank's internal structure.

It's a little surprising, but I doubt it's going to go very far, partly because of his age. Maybe mostly because of his age.

The constitutional court ruled this week that Mr Somchai's election was at least partly due to vote-buying.

But it is also rather likely that many of these people have given up looking for work at least partly because of economic reasons as well.

Many continue to attend top universities at least partly at the expense of the Russian government.

And though new love was to be held partly responsible for this it was not solely so.

And the moon is at least partly to blame for that cloudy outlook.

Just this week the British government set up a taskforce, partly to signal to the City that it values London's standing.

Yet the next few years may be far tougher on insurers, partly as a result of actions taken to mitigate this crisis.

a speech sound in which the breath is at least partly obstructed.

In fact, you often can't use it on the day that you buy it, partly to help merchants prepare for the onslaught of new customers.

The conditions that existed at the time of your marriage were partly responsible for the love you had for each other.

This partly explains why as American imports have slowed this year, the emerging world has continued to boom.

AS HE settles into life on the back benches, Liam Fox has the consolation of a partly, though not wholly, salvaged reputation.

Partly for that reason, Europe's leaders do not have a great deal of leverage over Italy.

Europe's problems are partly the result of a well-intentioned but imperfectly conceived monetary union.

Oprah told me she feared the word--partly because she thought declaring herself powerful separated her from real people.

All three distressed reactors are thought to have at least partly melted down.

But practically speaking, the existence of common culture is truth or not still need to be totally or partly discussed.

Partly because of this Africa is one of the few parts of the world where America's reputation has remained high during the Bush years.

Of course, such a scenario partly emanates from the youthfulness of tourism as an area of study.

Bud scales usually persistent. Corolla yellow flushed pink, to pink; ovary at least partly glandular-tomentose.

But I hope that you are at least partly convinced that it is not impossible to build a brain.

This partly reflects the large depreciation of sterling, which makes companies more competitive, at least in the short term.

His means of bringing it about embraced an orgy of murder and martyrdom partly directed against the "Crusader" West, particularly America.

Moreover, it is extremely accurate for such a weapon, partly due to the Apollo's own targeting systems and maneuverability.

"It is made of a heavier metal than modern bicycles and that is partly why it has lasted so long, " said Robert Excell.

Since the infectious disease was hard to diagnose, we had to isolate the patients whose syndromes we were partly certain.

I went on, nevertheless, with a good deal of patience, thinking that his encumbered circumstances were partly the cause.

Junior Chinese diplomats used to be sent to serve abroad alone, partly to keep their families as hostages against defections.

The history of train transport has partly been a history of striving for greater efficiency . . .

As in South Africa, putting this into practice has not been easy, which partly explain its drop down the political priority list.

Thanks partly to the reluctant and shambolic nature of Gorbachev's final years in power, Russia had neither.

Unlike the iPod, it hasn't been a hit with consumers, partly because the store was hard to use and had a very limited selection.

It also imposed a pressure that partly revealed itself in the curious ailments that beset the children.

The merger rumors are partly wishful thinking, and partially a way for seasoned traders to get ahead of the next big stock jump.

I think he took an interest in me partly because I was from a state that bordered his own, though he liked to kid me about it.

In the near term, we expect the stock to be under pressure but not encounter a downdraft, as a CEO change had been partly discounted.

Salinger would put in only three semesters at college, with a year in between in Europe partly to learn the ham business in Poland.

That's due partly to the dearth of jobs for college graduates who did not attend top-tier universities.

Today Ms Cowan has a senior job in the City and, partly as a result of her personal experience, has become vice-chairman of Mind.

Such films are profitable partly because their stars do not expect to be paid much, if anything.

Additionally, other companies have sought alliances with PSA with little success, partly due to PSA's desire to remain independent.

Include businesses where the state owns minority stakes above 10%, and no less than one-tenth of the French economy is partly state-owned.

The article suggests a general rise in affluence may at least partly account for the perceived time famine.

The lamp envelope is constructed having an upper curved face portion and a lower tapered portion which extends partly within the housing.

Often the poor man is not so cold and hungry as he is dirty and ragged and gross. It is partly his taste, and not merely his misfortune.

The lack of money is partly a result of the best Korean talent moving to European clubs, which hurts attendances.

A contract is expressed partly by the signatures for all public fields, methods, properties, and events of that class.

This partly reflects the failure of violence to accomplish the goals he set himself in the Muslim world.

I directed him to the right train and as I was going partly the same direction, I chatted to him for about ten minutes.

Decoded, this seems to signal a resumption of the economic reforms of the 1990s, later partly reversed by Fidel.

China is right in thinking that the global meltdown is due partly to abuse of the dollar's reserve currency status by the United States.

Partly thanks to the high currency, applications for student visas as of March were down nearly 10% from a year earlier.

Based partly on her own childhood, it follows three contemporary children: step-siblings Maria and Niall, and their half-sister Celia.

He said labour costs were going up partly because they had been suppressed for so long.

This was partly driven by rumors that the RBA was in the market selling Aussie, suggesting 0. 96 is the Bank's tolerance level.

I can't identify why I found him such a compelling and fascinating figure. Partly it was him.