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From the early days of popular use of the Internet, the rallying cry was that cyberspace was the new frontier, subject to no law.

In this light, the video of Stephen Fry is not just a celebration, but a rallying call for the work that still needs to be done.

Just over a week until election day, and the Presidential candidates are rallying voter support over the weekend.

It has been a rallying point for the British people at times of national rejoicing and crisis.

The bank's motto, "Let's Change the World, " served as a marketing device and a rallying cry for progressive community activism.

Increased purchasing power was one of his rallying cries.

Astronomy, which has always stimulated curiosity, can be a rallying point for a strong learning culture.

A statue of him in Mostar, Bonsia became a rallying cry for peace when it was unveiled in 2005.

And I understand, you know, in a time of war everyone rallying behind the commander and chief.

The last execution took place in Britain almost five decades ago. But it's remained a rallying point for some in the British public.

The Beijing visit comes near the end of a tour aimed at rallying support from emerging markets for her candidacy.

In AWD cars (particularly in rallying) it is often beneficial to have a tighter diff at the back than the front.

It had been thought that GABA was the prime candidate for the rallying role.

It might be a husband licking his wounds after a marital battle. . . Or two parents rallying from an attack of doubt.

ruby : we ' re rallying well now . look at the speed . this has got to be the longest rally of the game.

The question investors are asking now is, "How gold can be rallying when the U. S. dollar is so strong relative to other major currencies? "

And Mr Obama has much to think about, especially when it comes to rallying support for his legislative agenda.

Mr. Duggan's death, however, has become a forgotten footnote rather than any sort of cohesive rallying cry.

However, he adds, it's hard to see financial stocks rallying without some sign that the housing market is stabilizing.

He said mosques there were rallying residents with chants of "Allahu Akbar" or "God is great, " broadcast on loudspeakers.

President Bakiyev fled to the Jalalabad region after deadly protests swept the country Wednesday and is said to be rallying supporters.

Rallying North Korea's army to his side by (verbally) attacking South Korea is an old trick of Mr Kim's.

Such an abstract rallying cry , however, could only be effective when it was rooted in a definite material program.

The struggle for equality and non-discrimination must be a rallying struggle of the human rights movements.

For management and its backers, however, an MBO exudes confidence and is a great way of rallying the troops.

It has also, as we have been reminded recently, become a rallying cry in the escalating tension between the Islamic world and the west.

New wealth, especially in the form of a natural gas pipeline to China, is providing the country with new rallying points.

Kubica is still undergoing rehabilitation following his rallying crash at the start of the year.

I've recently been rallying to get Towers installed in the BDW safe zones to cut down on the amount of cheating that occurs.

At home, President Obama has been rallying his most ardent supporters on behalf of his stimulus package and his budget.

The point of departure is equally present to the speaker and to the hearer----it is their rallying point, which is called the Theme.

Stocks fell into a low that October before rallying 22% over the next 16 months.

As we have already said, Corinthe was the meeting-place if not the rallying-point, of Courfeyrac and his friends.

The song is still used today by soldiers, policemen, boy scouts, sportsmen and their supporters, usually during training or for rallying.

Thousands of Georgians are rallying against the continued presence of Russian troops in a key port city.

Isn't it as much of a distraction as a rallying point?

she might be seen as a martyr, become a rallying point for opposition.

European markets performed even better than those in the US over May, rallying from a lower base despite generally poor economic data.

To be sure, though, the recent sharp rise in the sector could make it tougher for those shares to keep rallying.

So do not be surprised if "See you in court" becomes the environmentalist's new rallying cry .

Rallying in unity, persevering in resistance and persevering in the united front, the forces of the whole nation have been.

This new, exciting game promises to deliver all this and more, offering the most realistic virtual rallying experience ever.

And for Democratic foot-soldiers, a more emotional rallying cry: 'I will not accept the status quo as a solution.

A few Ethiopian soldiers are thought to remain discreetly inside Somalia, rallying armed opposition to the Shabab.

Now international scientific groups are rallying around the scientists.

Yet far from rallying Saudis to the jihadist cause, terrorism has made them identify more closely with the state.

Stockmarkets also seemed to recover from the shock of the sovereign-debt crisis, rallying strongly in the last quarter of 2010.

Rallying does not rely purely on driving ability, a team of good mechanics is a necessity.

The poem was later to become a rallying song of the British Communist Party.

Kimi Raikkonen, the 2007 Formula One world champion, completes the Citroen line-up as he continues his rallying transition.

Engineers can complain all they want after the fact, but most actually prefer rallying for a paying customer.

But using health as an entry point and a rallying point has many advantages.

In the rearguard Dohturov and the rest, rallying their battalions, had been firing at the French cavalry who were pursuing them.

After rallying for a while, the Teixeira family is sliding backwards, struggling more than it did a couple of years ago.

Health inequities can also be a rallying point for public demands for change that compel political leaders to take action.

The runner seemed to be rallying for a final sprint.

It seemed the perfect rallying moment for a core cause, and the companies hoped that other technology firms would follow their lead.

Environmental concerns are a growing rallying point for China's generation of new homeowners and parents.

Stockmarkets began rallying within minutes as traders worked out that the then Conservative government could never sustain such high rates.

Stockmarkets have been rallying since March on anticipation that the global economy would recover.

It seems unlikely that the recent situation of rallying stocks, accompanied by flat to declining government-bond yields can continue.

Mary reached a rallying point in her fight against the disease.

Moreover, Nasser had used the Palestinians' plight as a convenient rallying-cry to unite the Arab world around his leadership.

Hanoi clings doggedly to its claim, but its ASEAN partners show no signs of rallying in support.

But Abu Salim, and the violence perpetrated there, has gone from a symbol of defeat to a rallying cry for the rebels.

By rallying support for their cause, separatist leaders may hope to dent turnout at the next state election, due by November.

But as the recession bites, the chances of rallying disparate protest groups around an anti-capitalist ideology could rise.

A declining dollar and rallying equities markets have sparked wariness about potential inflation and drawn investors into commodities.

Anticolonialism was the rallying cry of Third World politics for much of the second half of the 20th century.

The charter could serve as a rallying call for up to 1. 5m unemployed recent graduates.

But signs of stabilisation, combined with rallying equities and reduced volatility, have soothed investors' nerves.

Italian football is now rallying around Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho.

Product idea: Innovation and rallying point of plan about real estate conception , innovation of resolvent and market sally force .

England, France, and the United States, the pursuit of happiness became the rallying cry of change.

After rallying for exactly an hour and a half, the crowd dispersed.

Lately stocks have been rallying, suggesting that many investors are less concerned with the likelihood of deflation than Mr. Gross.

Rallying anti-western, especially anti-American, sentiment is an old trick that has worked for the government in the past.

As Jonathan Fenby, author of several books on Chinese history, points out, "expel the Manchus" was a rallying cry of Sun's revolution.

Robinson remained devoted to integration during the 1960s, when "black power" and black nationalist figures sounded rallying cries.

When I pointed out that he must have been selling in falling equity markets and buying in rallying bond markets, he didn't flinch.

Republicans rallying together are natural magnets to Democratic Party rivals who also congregate in this key Midwestern state.

But as the relief efforts became a rallying point for Chinese unity and nationalism, he changed his mind.

the bell was a signal for the rallying of the whole neighborhood.

In 1961 Cooper's son John developed the British Motor Corporation's Mini Cooper, which came to dominate rallying.

One papercut shows rallying workers threatening to stab political enemies with giant fountain pens that look like spears.

The former Marine has become another rallying cry for the Occupy Wall Street protests spreading throughout the country.

But entertainment industry executives have followed this rallying cry only reluctantly.

Remember Pearl Harbor "" became a rallying Cry. It turned one of America's greatest losses into the reason to win.

The rallying cry of this new Left was, All power to the people!

Her new rallying cry may have moved her audience and set the tone for a new way forward.

an illegitimate child was not simply a source of embarrassment but quite possibly the rallying point for revolution or invasion.

Just last week, European bond markets were rallying on the prospect of new governments in Italy and Greece.

An emblem or flag of an army, raised on a pole to indicate the rallying point in battle.

Europe's elites are not rallying to America's side as they did during the cold war.

It's about having an impact, ap-plying the rallying skills of leadership to get people to do things that are sometimes difficult.

Treasurys rallied for two days following the release of the budget. They're rallying again today.

The bond market has been rallying and yields have been low reflecting investors concerns over growth.

This has led many to pose the question: why aren't BRIC governments rallying behind a candidate of their own?

Not publishing the data might remove a rallying point for popular discontent over unaffordable housing.

So said Ernest Hemingway and if you want auto racing at its purest then you can't go wrong with rallying.

Green pressures are perhaps most complex in retailing, where big-box chains are rallying suppliers to clean up their act.

The LRA's bloody attacks also provide a rallying point for once-fractured Uganda, a common enemy that keeps everyone in line.

Spreading hunger could be just the rallying-point the opposition needs to bring Filipinos on to the streets.

He was raised up on a cross-like banner, and since then people of all nations have been rallying to him.

But that hasn't stopped equity markets rallying strongly, amid growing hopes of an economic recovery this year.

Another piece from Economist rallying behind the motto of "open everything. "

"Stronger for longer" was the rallying cry.

For years, relevance has been the rallying cry for Internet companies, but that good often comes into direct conflict with privacy.

That's the rallying call from central defender Daniel Agger as his team bid to begin their salvage mission at Anfield today.

Gold is now rallying without regard to currency.

This a PR exercise that has nothing to do with the veil and everything to do with rallying nationalistic sentiment.

The yen and Swiss franc, traditional borrowing currencies, are also rallying.

Or two parents rallying from an attack of doubt.

I would start rallying the troops for this game the minute the previous match had finished.

But I do doubt this is exactly a reason for the market to be rallying as hard as it is right now.

Boozer said the Jazz need to win one before they can think about rallying again.

The case became a rallying point for non- governmental organisations , which mounted a campaign against Novartis to drop the legal action .

Ma knows Lee's rallying cry could greatly impact voter sentiment before the presidential election, ' said Mr. Huang.

Britain's Foreign Office, while treading carefully, is rallying its allies.

Nowhere are ordinary citizens rallying in solidarity with the kids.

The entire country was rallying round the flag.

But Mr. Kan's initial rallying response as commander in chief has steadily diminished.

France and Bulgaria have banned fracking; American and Australian anti-frackers are also rallying.

one flower one world; one grass one heavenImplanting calm and frankness in works, there appears the warm rallying point.

The patriotic rallying call of Mr FitzGerald has never seemed more necessary.

It's the new rallying cry of a beleaguered nation.

The runners were rallying for a final sprint.

Previous efforts have failed, but could Wal-Mart's rallying cry lead to an electronic revolution in health care?

This murder has served as a rallying cry for gays, who think the government should grant them greater protection.

Those rallying against nuclear energy are pushing for the government to back other energy alternatives like solar and wind.

Pele's role will be rallying Brazilians around to get ready for the tournament.

"Go east, young man" looks set to become the rallying cry of the 21st century.

But a funny thing happened on the way to deflation: Gold bottomed in October and has been rallying ever since.

But before his age hit double figures Mads had decided rallying was for him.

One day after rallying as Americans went to the polls, stocks dropped amid more evidence that the economy is stumbling badly.

We made the manifesto as a kind of rallying symbol for this style of methodology we're all in favor of.

The sight of left-wing activists rallying to defend the Journal is amusing.

Later on, when the commandos came under intense sniper fire, Millin pressed forward, rallying the troops behind him.

We're a company that's good at rallying and responding to the competition.

The market is rallying on the story that China will buy bonds issued by the EFSF.

According to the China Digital Times, authorities have pre-empted possible moves towards rallying protest action online.

No. Equities have a knack for rallying in anticipation of an eventual recovery.

Stocks have been rallying for six weeks.

It's usually you've been calling, you've been rallying against this type of government intervention, the Federal Reserve, for 30-35 years.

With Ethiopian troops now gone from the country, the government's failure to follow Islamic law has been the insurgents' main rallying cry.

"To be the agency you are most cherished and willing to work with. " This is the mission of Ping & Min and also our rallying cry in China.

His cause has become a potent rallying-point for the left.

Spread Firefox became a rallying hub for open-source advocates and Microsoft dissenters.

AIG's stock fluctuated widely on Tuesday, shedding 70% on opening before rallying to close down 21%.

"Shanghai silver industry development base " is a rallying platform, the core of which is silver industry.

The rallying cry was "quality of service" (QoS).

Stalwarts such as Nick Brown and Ian Austin pummel away behind the scenes, rallying support and pacifying critics.

Personality can produce power, that is, great deterrence, wide rallying point and long-lasting infectivity.

We should increase the influence and rallying force of the Party in society at large.

We should increase the rallying power and combat effectiveness of primary organizations.

Yesterday, wheat in Chicago traded at nearly $8 a bushel, after rallying by 80 per cent since mid-June.

Markets reacted badly, with shares down (particularly in big banks) and safe assets, such as gold, rallying.

How often have you seen California's recent energy problems used as a rallying point for the need to explore and develop new sources of oil?

The stock market is rallying, with the S& P 500 up more than 25 per cent since early March.

This saw the Euro recover is early losses, rallying around 100 pips from the European lows.

Beware the rallying bear.

Pero this group wants justice for the victims. They're not rallying because they hate pilots but to our Philippine Government.

It doesn't matter, they're both rallying well now . . .

Did she just use a civil rights rallying cry to get us to lose ass fat?

Despite rallying in the past month, the big three trade on between 12-16 times this year's earnings.

The good news is that people who know the system best are rallying to the cause of change.

Precisely what it meant was unclear, but that didn't stop the world's stock markets' rallying on the news.

Before rallying this week, they had dipped below $12, down from a peak of $45 in 2006.

They say the best laid plans go awry, and this is true in the world of navigational rallying.

After rallying nearly 13 percent through September and October, the S&P 500 has given up nearly 4 percent since November 5.

In the Nanjing even peripheral resident mind, has the rallying point very much.

Bond prices have continued rallying, and the yield for 2-year US Treasuries has fallen to 3. 1% (as at 12 December 2007).

We have a diplomatic strategy that is rallying the world to join in the fight against extremism.

The Standard & Poor's 500 Index slid 1. 2 percent after rallying 5. 4 percent last week.

She proved it again by rallying to defeat Francesca Schiavone, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, on Tuesday.

The international blog community is at the moment rallying for Pakistan and

Oil futures traded on London's ICE futures exchange hit a record of $78. 08, rallying as much as $1. 91.

strengthen and improve Party building, continuously enhance the creativity, rallying power and combat capability of the Party,

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Enhance the creativity, rallying power and combat capability of the Party

Equity markets are rallying again on hopes of central-bank action

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