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It was evident that he did not like the vicomte, and that though he was not looking at him, he was directing his remarks against him.

In his remarks, Mr. Abbas said he also fully expects to reach a peace agreement with Israel by the end of this year.

Let me make just a few concluding remarks.

Mr. Zoellick's remarks weren't timed to be part of a U. S. offensive; rather he answered questions posed to him by The Wall Street Journal.

As she takes a passive attitude towards life, it is impossible for her to give any favourable remarks to the management reform.

Chinese anger over the remarks has not been placated by the almost ignored closing part of her red carpet interview.

He has since said he was "deeply sorry" about the reactions to his remarks and that they did not reflect his own opinion.

And in what appears to be a curious, roundabout apology for his remarks, he dwells on the "moral values" inherited from his parents.

There was no immediate financial market reaction to his remarks, which had been broadly anticipated.

Napoleon made ironical remarks during Fabvier's account of it, as though he had not expected it to be otherwise in his absence.

President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil has replaced her defence minister after he made disparaging remarks about other senior officials.

John did not stir, not even batting an eyelid, for he knew at whom was the director's remarks targeted.

Your remarks are not well grounded. It seems to me that you doubt our tally figure.

Val is always making insulting remarks and I don't see why I should go out of my way to be pleasant to her.

If he persists in making personal remarks I shall pay him back in the same coin.

All sorts of offensive remarks were made at him in his hearing.

Observing his mother on her Coronation Day, Charles remarks on her "amazing poise" and "natural grace. "

He took note of the strategy review in his remarks at the Naval base. And he made a vow to U. S. military members.

Mr Ahmadinejad's remarks and answers drew applause in parts, but much of what he said was met with incredulity.

Her remarks appeared to close the door on any further talks on the pact, the subject of nearly a year of grueling negotiations.

Those remarks were issued just before a speech by Obama in which the president said he sought a "new beginning" between the US and Muslims.

There was no specific hostility or disagreement with my suggestion. But maybe he hadn't had time to look at my remarks.

Get a stable of remarks that you feel comfortable with, and that you know will get a good response most of the time.

You are sailing a bit close to the wind, when you made those remarks about his wife.

Mr. Huntsman's remarks came after a speech in which he laid out his vision for a new foreign policy of "expansion, not containment. "

One day, he overheard the remarks made by a few strangers, about the elegance of Handanian walk, while he was on his way.

But McCain was on the defensive after one of his supporters made some controversial remarks at a campaign rally Cincinnati, Ohio.

This chapter provides some preliminary remarks on this issue with a case study of a renowned designer company.

As he remarks, this makes the Bush administration's negative attitude towards family planning even more difficult to understand.

This work allows you to return back to the western music of Mid-century which remarks back to nature of the contemporary music works.

His remarks came in a major policy speech late Sunday in which he said he believes peace is possible.

We're all anxious to hear Mrs. Smith's remarks, so let us all welcome her to.

On the point of view, this paper is divided into two parts of the body and concluding remarks.

However, the Ambassador disassociated himself from his deputy's remarks and denied that war planes had been used.

eg. We're all anxious to hear Mrs. Zhuang Wei's remarks, so let us all welcome her to the podium.

She tilted her head. When she finished, she jerked her head forward, as if to punctuate her remarks with an exclamation point.

I would like to see Ramage's face when you make these remarks, " he said to David one day. "

It's been a few months since Tom Hanks' comments. Now that the smoke has cleared, what's your take on his remarks?

After I listened to his remarks, said to him: I can here and in London to call.

"There is talk of an apocalypse and I think the word is particularly well chosen, " he said in remarks to the European Parliament.

During his remarks, he repeatedly rejected the allegations of sexual harassment and a more than decade-long affair with a woman.

In the preface to one of his plays Bernard Shaw remarks that people are more superstitious today than they were in the Middle Age.

The speaker failed to take account of the age of her audience and so many of her remarks were too difficult for them to understand.

A beautiful tool is not going to be a better weapon, he remarks, it is going to function as a symbolic artifact, a keeper of the peace.

You were making disparaging remarks about his faith and some of the things he holds most sacred. I think you were trying to be provocative.

The private meeting began with a few public remarks by the president, in which he focused on issues of vital interest to the governors.

Here, I want to warn that journalist to be careful with his way of raising questions and not to quote people's remarks out of context.

he made a critical remarks on her new work.

Absolutely - just as I'm sure many of you have heard remarks from your pastors, priests, or rabbis with which you strongly disagreed.

White House officials say the president was just "reporting the facts" and sought to clarify those remarks in his speech Wednesday.

Indeed, Reber remarks that Justin is "so oblivious of Peter that he seems to have been unconscious of his existence. "

But in his opening remarks, Mexican President Felipe Calderon said the world may not be able to wait much longer for decisive action.

He made one or two trifling remarks on the subject of his projected visit to the archbishop.

President Obama acknowledged in his remarks to the governors that there has been "a healthy debate" on the stimulus.

She did not comprehend the subtlety of his remarks.

We were just about to come to an agreement when John came in like a bull in a china shop. His rough remarks turned everything upside down.

Contrasts the order of complement and object of modern Vietnamese with that of archaic Chinese. 5. Concluding remarks.

remarks that were to the point; rambled and would not speak to the point.

It was hoped that he would clarify the ambiguous remarks he made earlier.

Do not be Mr. Goody-goody. Be a bit naughty throw in unexpected and mischievous remarks to leave her wondering if you just said that.

Our reading today quotes Thomas as making only a one line statement but it reveals much about him, as do the other remarks he made.

He gave brief televised remarks almost immediately, telling Russians that he believed the blast was a terrorist act.

"You look at these communities and you don't need to be a genius to see that they are different, " Pimm remarks.

Loud cheers greeted the termination of his speech, but it was obvious from some of the men's faces that they resented Grinder's remarks.

Almost immediately, he began speaking about suing Hu for copyright violation, and made a number of very cutting remarks about him.

Asked for her response to Mr Mandelson's speech, Ms Wu told reporters she was "extremely dissatisfied" with his remarks.

On the surface, Beijing seems to be fully justified in being upset about Clinton's remarks.

Mr Woo said he would not speculate on whether Mr Li's remarks were aimed at him.

Just as you have learned to do in other speaking situations. When you are called on for impromptu remarks, think first of your audience.

Not one of his insulting remarks caused even a ripple on the surface of her composure.

"Those remarks ought to be printed" , he said with a cold laugh, "and recommended to all tutors" .

The MP, who serves in India's upper house, later denied his televised remarks and said they had been misinterpreted by his opponents.

Mrs. Clinton did not name China, but the target of her unequivocal remarks was clear.

I was such a bright young man that I thought some of his remarks undignified , and butted in myself.

Remarks Sets or resets the check state of a radio button or check box. This member function has no effect on a pushbutton.

His remarks on the matter were much to the point.

In official speeches and background remarks, the bank had appeared until Tuesday to have been softening up the market for a rate rise.

A former employee, who claims to have had a relationship with him, recorded his unguarded remarks about Spain and Russia.

Please do not be irritated by his offensive remarks since he is merely trying to attract attention.

'If I sat down with my knitting, I think there would be some funny remarks. '

The defender in him kept his remarks to the anodyne, or at least to what most people in most places would regard as the anodyne.

Analysts said Wang's remarks did not necessarily reflect the thinking of the incoming government. The commission declined to comment.

He said he would not accept the outside world about the threat to Qadhafi government forces on civilians, killing civilians remarks.

Am I to infer (from your remarks) that you think I'm not telling the truth?

Over the weekend, Barack Obama faced strong criticism for remarks he made at a San Francisco fundraising event.

"I mean those remarks about being young or not. " He added this explanation because of his wife's puzzled look.

The remarks came just a day after a hint from China that it could let the renminbi appreciate in the coming months.

As the ship is the carrier of the cargo, it seems unreasonable to put such remarks. Meanwhile I don't think the Consignee will accept it.

Reading from prepared remarks, Royal said the allegations were distressing, but still needed to be verified.

The manager's remarks hit home when he said that they did not work hard.

Reading from prepared remarks, Royal said the allegations were distressing, but still needed to be verified.

The manager's remarks hit home when he said that they did not work hard.

It was just a light aside, but he meant the sternness of his remarks to come through.

But, as he remarks, to say that they have never had it so good is not to say they cannot have it better.

Ada Ida insists on passing remarks: 'Look what a nervous tic that man has. And look how much powder that old woman's put on. '

If you make only favorable remarks about him and act as if he's a fine person, you'll be helping him as well as yourself.

In international affairs, it is not always so easy to interpret the remarks or behaviors of another country.

I was very hurt when Jane made those stupid remarks about me. I had not expected a stab in the back from her.

After the talk I sat down at my table and asked the smaller group what they thought about my remarks.

But she had not, and she sat now, like a puppet, replying to his remarks in monosyllables.

He apologized for the remarks, which he said were meant to be complimentary to Obama.

But on Tuesday he played down the remarks, describing them as "a bit of hyperbole" .

In remarks Monday at the White House, Obama said the tax cuts were among several "urgent matters" he expected to come up at the meeting.

Throughout the trial, the lawyer kept any of his remarks to the point.

As part of his prepared remarks, Rai also spoke strongly for Palestinian refugees and said Israel needs to withdraw from parts of Lebanon.

What was particularly interesting about the summit was that in his opening remarks, Obama did not mention China.

"I suppose everyone has done it, " he remarks, while acknowledging that this collective wobble risks becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.

We're all anxious to hear Mrs. Grey's remarks, so let us all welcome her to the podium.

Ms. Ashton said there was 'no negative response' by Chinese officials to her remarks.

She was not quite sure that she did not feel proud enough, after the visitor's remarks, to say a good deal.

But as he said in remarks at a clean energy company in Reno, Nevada, the question is how to accomplish it.

Anything that might have seemed too solemn in his remarks, he quickly tempered with a touch of humour.

It was clear, from remarks made by Mr Rasmussen at a debate in London on September 11th, that the industry's critics dislike three things.

In his opening remarks Wednesday night, Mr. Obama said he was aware that many Americans are asking, "What's in this for me? "

He made his remarks as Pakistani lawmakers ponder a controversial American aid package which President Barack Obama signed on Thursday.

He made the remarks during the final annual review of how well China has complied with pledges it made to join the WTO.

Making banal remarks was one of his bad habits.

Despite the critical remarks about this book in State and Revolution, Lenin obviously still greatly admired many of its arguments.

He made the remarks at a reception commemorating the 30th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries.

As the lecturer wandered from topic to topic , we wandered what if any point there was to his discursive remarks .

Davies said the remarks showed Fadden no real evidence to support, he was just exaggerating.

White House officials sais president was just "reporting the facts" and sought to (clarify those) remarks in his (speech Wednesday).

In her original remarks, Xie noted that Shanghai will soon have to deal with a rapidly aging population.

After a few conventional remarks, he made a brilliant speech.

However, the ambassador disassociated himself from this deputy's remarks and denied that warplanes had been used.

President targeted insurance companies during his remarks as he tried to regain the upper hand in the health care debate.

Do not know what I dare not make irresponsible remarks of.

Last October the network fired Juan Williams, a news analyst, for remarks about Islam that he made on a Fox News programme.

Marian was obviously annoyed by Peter's remarks but I smoothed her ruffledfeathers and she began to talk to him again.

In a statement, GE said Mr Immelt's remarks had been taken out of context and contested the accuracy of the reporting.

In subsequent years, he repeated anti-Semitic remarks at large rallies, but he did not inject himself into the 1988 presidential campaign.

His remarks come as scientists released new data showing the first decade of this century will likely turn out to be the warmest ever.

Thomas Carlyle, in one of his earlier essays, remarks that much which has been taken as external fact must be recognized as inner reality.

As said in prepared remarks, increased channel inventory, which will have a bit of impact on sequential compare.

" Out of the mouth comes evil. " is an old saying, improper remarks will only produce is a trouble.

Barack Obama's remarks came as he is winding up a world tour that has taken him to Afghanistan, the Middle East and Germany.

He made irresponsible remarks at random , regardless of the consequences .

We're all anxious to hear Mr. Jones'remarks, so let us all welcome him to the podium.

It concerns remarks he's alleged to have made about crime and alcohol in London.

She had to make a formal public apology for her remarks.

The South's defence minister's remarks come at a time of renewed tensions between the two Koreas.

Schmidt's remarks also point to the question of how Page will shape the company's business in China after Schmidt steps down.

The remarks come at a time of unrelenting environmental degradation that has accompanied double-digit economic growth.

aggressive remarks and behavior like that of a spiteful malicious woman.

His remarks came as he wrapped up a three-day trip of the region, accompanied by a propaganda campaign by state media.

Cafferty issued a clarification of his remarks Monday, saying the comments referred to the Chinese government, not its people.

Despite Mr. Rubin's remarks, some industry executives report Google has been more active in trying to ward off fragmentation.

I cannot but admit the truth of your remarks, although they go against my interests.

Hopefully SHARON STONE's remarks are not a reflection of the general state of mind in Hollywood and America.

The next day, his counterparts at the Richmond, Philadelphia and Dallas banks made similarly hawkish remarks.

A spokesman for President Karzai later said the Afghan leader's remarks regarding the country's allies were misinterpreted by journalists.

Remarks: I never go gambling or whoring and it will be more meaningful to leave the money to benefit more people than to give children.

In the course of these remarks, delivered with great majesty and grandeur, Mr Dombey had truly revealed the secret feelings of his breast.

Unfortunately, the book has none of the acid remarks of her earlier writings.

The young man's heedless remarks involved him in a law suit.

Chapter IV will focus on the analysis of his remarks on international politics and a reflection of political choices and positions.

Chancellor Merkel made the remarks in Washington Tuesday as she addressed a joint meeting of the U. S. Congress.

Republicans appearing on the Sunday shows did not back away from Boehner's combative remarks on the debt ceiling.

He made a few conventional remarks about the weather.

It was his remarks about the Confederacy that made Atlanta look at him first in bewilderment , then coolly and then with hot rage.

A burst of booing broke out when a speaker referred to remarks by Legislative Council President Rita Fan Hsu Lai-tai.

He took the remarks as a slur on his reputation.

As a matter of personal style, Ms. Walsh mixes a strong businesslike attitude with more casual, intimate remarks and instructions.

His writings have had to be reconstructed from numerous recensions and remarks by other writers .

Please do not be irritated by his offensive remarks.

Remarks: Due to the price fluctuation, the final price shall be subject to the market price at the time of loading the goods.

His aristocratic demeanour and habit of making off-the-cuff remarks contribute both to his appeal and his potential liability.

Whether or not his remarks result in a Monday (rally) remains to be seen. Buffett is a long-term investor, not a timer.

Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said, "On behalf of the American people, we're frustrated by the remarks. "

Mr. Wagoner said in prepared remarks that if 'domestic industry were allowed to fail, the societal costs would be catastrophic.

He made some remarks relative to what had happened.

Yet his remarks produced wonderfully crazed summations of Russian life in the struggling transition years of the 1990s, and later.

The Japanese did release the captain and [make some] conciliatory [remarks] and actions but [they] did not use the word "apology. "

He also remarks that brands with traditional styling and heritage sell well and that the men's market is still stronger than the women's.

Ugh. . . the aforementioned Mark Zuckerberg, who as a Harvard student was kind enough to send me some remarks that I will relate to you now.

In her first remarks as president-elect on Sunday, she was quick to reiterate her commitment to prudent fiscal spending.

We were all struck by his remarks.

eg. The president used today's speech to expand on remarks he made last month.

He made the remarks shortly after hosting the national science academy's first conference on the possibility of alien life.

he had sharp , if not brilliant , tongue in his head a gift at times for making crisp and cynical remarks.

Please allow me to take up some of your time to make a few remarks.

I would request regional groups to limit their remarks to not more than seven to eight minutes whiles NGOs would have up to three minutes.

The Turkmenistan side made positive remarks on China's economic achievements and development mode suitable to its own national conditions.

A: The remarks made by an official from the Internet bureau of the State Council Information Office have answered your question.

The president didn't take questions, and left the White House shortly after his remarks to take his regular Saturday morning bicycle ride.

Mr. Prime Minister Zhou Enlai, I wish to thank you for your very gracious and eloquent remarks .

When she made remarks to this edifying effect, she had a firm little frown on her brow.

His remarks were seen as a signal that China Telecom would be soon allowed to build a nationwide TD-SCDMA network.

He might be overhearing her inconsistent remarks.

Foreign Ministry officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment about General Zhu's remarks.

SPDB's remarks appeared to signal that Citigroup had lost its months-long battle to secure a discount to the market price for the holding.

Tauscher said the Obama administration is analyzing the Iranian president's latest remarks.

As a young man in Novosasitli remarks: "There is no future for Dagestan inside Russia now because Russia itself is fraying at the seams. "

Uber tech investment banker Frank Quattrone recently cited Huawei as one of the industry's new leaders in remarks to a conference crowd.

Xinhua said the remarks were in reaction to Mr. Chen's stopover in Alaska on Sunday.

Remarks: The teaching time might have small changes due to teacher's job or personal schedule.

The Scot suggested that Wiley was not fit enough to keep up with the game at Old Trafford and has since apologised for his remarks.

In his remarks, Mr. Greenspan warned that the U. S. budgetary imbalance will worsen unless Congress curtails government spending.

He snorted, and during the rest of that weary trudge addressed his remarks exclusively to Mole.

After the call, the company was quick to send a clarification statement, but it also seemed to differ slightly from the earlier remarks.

And as he faces the possibility of a lifetime in prison , some of Private Manning 's remarks now seem somewhat prophetic .

The Annapolis Conference will open at the U. S. Naval Academy with speeches from the leaders in the morning and with remarks by Bush.

Now I wasn't to make just a few remarks in closing this debating contest.

Sadly, lost in all the controversy surrounding Mr. Wang's remarks are the deeper points which he makes in his polemic .

Women at work sometimes have to hear indecent remarks or put up with glances that make them uncomfortable .

as Epicurean deities making remarks on the actions of men and the vicissitudes of life, without interest and without emotion.

A spokesman for South Korea's Unification Ministry (Kim Ho-nyeon) said the remarks are a positive development.

" Taylor further remarks upon the absence in any of Tacitus's other writings of " the least allusion to Christ or Christians.

He made his remarks during the traditional Easter Mass in St Peter's Square in Rome.

Before I begin my remarks, let me recognize a few of our special guests here.

Include a few casual and apparently off-the-cuff (n. ) Remarks which you can deliver in a relaxed and unforced manner.

host out of his opening remarks, introduced guests arrived at the scene.

She also begins a few of her remarks with "Frankly, my dear. . . " She knows there's a slight error in doing so.

Mr Cameron said remarks about Mr Murdoch by Mr Cable recorded by an undercover reporter were "totally unacceptable and inappropriate" .

And if that isn't odd enough, he'd also write scathing remarks about people underneath the pictures, just because he thought it was funny.

Those who interpreted his remarks last week as a sign that he might countenance more radical measures will be disappointed.

Moments after Bush completed his remarks, a White House aide told reporters the president misspoke and gave the correct number.

She could not have borne their pity, and their whispered remarks to one another upon her strange situation.

However, taken at face value, remarks made at the conference by a high-ranking ABC official appeared to quash these rumors.

I cannot help but admit the truth of your remarks, although they go ag-ainst my interests.

My colleagues and I had each prepared brief opening remarks, but the students were having none of it.

So all during the meal he smiled and made friendly remarks and it was only I who noticed what he was doing with the handkerchief.

It shook him up and made him feel like making apologetic remarks, but he refrained.

Before his remarks, Obama left a copy of his 2009 inaugural speech in a time capsule at the monument site.

ROK President Lee Myung-bak also said in his New Year remarks that the door for dialogue remained open.

Please enjoy the evening, and now let me ask Secretary Geithner to make a few remarks.

After the president's remarks, traders and analysts also debated how effective the plan might be if implemented.

If a man wants his wife to pay attention to what he says, he addresses his remarks to another woman.

It stalks the characters, cropping up in chance remarks, in song lyrics, engraved on buildings.

The defense chief's remarks come at a time when President Bush and congressional leaders are discussing a second war funding bill.

Despite this, Thain didn't seem to grasp the gravity of some of his remarks.

He made amends for his rude remarks by giving her some flowers.

The Republicans who have been critical of her past remarks on race are expected to give Sotomayor a grilling today.

If you want to put any remarks on the Mate's Receipt, please let me know first so that I can inform the consignee in time.

Remarks on the principal part nature of Chinese medicine education by "the letter from five well-known scholars"

In June, Clinton said during candid remarks at a forum on religion and politics that she turned to divine help during the ordeal.

A masterpiece of high-level mockery, his scathing remarks have become burned into the flesh of the hypocrite and of the falsely devout.

"Looking back I rather wish that I'd spent a bit more time outside in another part of the group, " he remarks.

Clinton said in her remarks that she had spoken with Moratinos late on July 7.

Excited Remarks Excited Remarks Our son, at age of five, had a fascination for motorcycles.

Correspondents said Pyongyang's latest remarks appeared to seek once again to ratchet up tensions on the Korean peninsula.

But she said that it is worth while to ruminate over my remarks.

remarks disrespectful of the law; disrespectful in the presence of his parents; disrespectful toward his teacher.

If a man want his wife to pay attention to what he say, he address his remarks to another woman.

Mr. Hu did not address corruption concerns in his remarks Monday.

Where any question is considered to be not applicable, then a note to that effect should be inserted in the remarks column.

Mukherjee later apologized after activists, political leaders and his sister came out against his remarks.

His career was blemished by his offensive remarks about Spaniards, Japanese, Filipinos, and Russians.

One of his friends remarks: "You made a really smart choice when you took the bicycle. "

Together, his remarks suggest that the Fed is not about to raise interest rates before the end of this year.