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That may be why, he said, the company prospered through the economic downturn.

Since Steve was sick and absent for school, he did not know that his teacher have already prospered the test to the following week.

and do business. His Golden Touch Bank has really prospered. Eldest Brother was a fool to break with him!

It is no coincidence, as is often noted, that Indians have prospered everywhere outside India.

It prospered as the hub of a commercial and trading nation when the sun never set on the British Empire.

That said, the emerging powers have prospered from the security and opportunity afforded by US oversight of a rules-based system.

To be sure, they (or their parents and grandparents) built a state from scratch, and it has prospered relative to its neighbours.

For decades this cosy form of capitalism ensured that competition was never too fierce and everyone prospered at least a bit.

Society had prospered enormously since the war, and this was proof of the virtue of the system, right?

The company has prospered greatly in its home market and has grown almost overnight into a global giant.

And the LORD was with him; and he prospered whithersoever he went forth: and he rebelled against the king of Assyria, and served him not.

By the time of Civil War he had prospered sufficiently to pay a proxy to fight the war in his behalf.

Nevertheless, parts of the system have prospered and grown, while others have lost value as the system has expanded.

Louis Vuitton, a maker of leather goods and clothes, is one of the few luxury brands to have prospered online.

The company survived liberalisation, and then prospered, by investing in sophisticated capital-intensive production.

But over the intervening years, as Google grew and prospered, it began to seem pretty darn conventional.

Stimulated by the favorable policies, industry of animation and comics gradually prospered, and made remarkable achievements.

Ephesus prospered for several centuries, but when Christianity came to the region, people began to abandon the pagan religion of Artemis.

This was reversed as both countries prospered, ushering in the golden age of US-China relations.

But over the next two decades Islamic banking prospered, driven by a revival of faith following the Iranian revolution in 1979.

The island may have since prospered, but the original islanders did not.

Despite these unending tribulations and absorbing close to 4 million migrants from all parts of the world, Israel prospered mightily.

Trading thereafter as Fuerst Day Lawson the company prospered and expanded into many of the fields covered by the present Group.

So Solomon sat on the throne of the Lord as king in place of his father David. He prospered and all Israel obeyed him.

As the World Bank puts it, the region, which prospered through exporting, is now suffering for the same reason.

that process of destroying his enemies ne by one by which he has so long thrived and prospered.

It prospered in an era when asset markets were generally rising, debt was plentiful and cheap, and recessions were rare and relatively mild.

The business prospered after his five years of hard working.

The Economist has survived, and indeed prospered, by building on the internationalism of its outlook and by selling abroad.

When Homo sapiens evolved on the African Savannah, the ones with a penchant for trying new horizons prospered.

It was the Tory candidate who prospered from the collapsed Labour vote.

And West Berlin prospered, continuously helped by American public and private aid and protected by a token Allied military presence.

The two authors show that the accessible islands, which lay on natural sailing routes, have prospered relative to the others.

Since the reform and opening up, China's growing soft drinks market, gradually prospered.

The art of alchemy began in the Middle East and prospered in that part of the world and in Europe till the end of the seventeenth century.

Air travel suffered, for instance, but teleconferencing, holidays at home and road transport might well have prospered.

The Dutch are tough. Such a small country, but they've not only survived, they've prospered.

Both markets pose linguistic challenges for an Indian sector that has prospered using English as its medium.

Gebrayel, far from being in distress, had prospered as a respected Havana shopkeeper.

In previous instances, the bank came back from the crisis and prospered.

Tea as a drink prospered during the Tang Dynasty, meanwhile tea houses became popular.

The ceramics street prospered in the Edo era 300 years ago, and ceramics Festival was held several years ago, but do not now.

It has prospered, while advanced countries floundered. China has noticed.

Meanwhile, as these regions have prospered, they have become less tolerant of the pollution rapid industrialisation has created.

Today, China's economy prospered. We shall remember our old friends better than ever.

For you say, I am rich, I have prospered, and I need nothing, not realizing that you are wretched, pitiable , poor, blind, and naked.

It may therefore be no coincidence that in the past two years the Guards' commercial interests have prospered.

But as the working classes prospered and the servant shortage set in, housekeeping became a matter of interest to the literate classes.

Certainly those in the financial sector in a position to benefit from the asset revaluations associated with globalisation have prospered.

In the summer of 1608, Jamestown prospered. Smith was injured in a gunpowder accident in 1609 and was forced to return to England.

As terrorists and teenage mobs have been tackled, the organised criminals in the middle have prospered.

As terrorists and teenage yobs have been tackled, the organised criminals in the middle have prospered.

The Chinook prospered from the riches of the Pacific Northwest's waters and forests until a malaria epidemic devastated them in 1825.

While nearly allmarket participants have been struggling for survival during the financialcrisis, the CIC has prospered.

Australia has prospered, despite being the land of "no worries" .

Globalisation prospered and took root during a period when all the world's major powers were experiencing strong economic growth.

But in places there has also been dramatic change, and China has prospered as broader economic freedoms contributed to growth.

Futures markets have prospered because they serve two groups that have a great deal of money.

He prospered in his job, which included preparing food and organizing the household.

Construction and commodities companies also prospered.

But MOD officials, some of whom have prospered from the current mess, are loth to register anyone.

But the ties between MEL and Meinl Bank attracted little scrutiny as long as the property fund prospered.

Just because trade prospered in the last decade without Doha doesn't mean it will continue to do so, many economists warn.

Apparently, not for millions of Chinese, including those who have prospered economically during the past three decades.

Almost every country that has prospered has gone through this process, and in every country it inspired political tension.

Yet Goldman Sachs, often described as a giant hedge fund, prospered, while the supposedly conservative Swiss bank UBS stumbled.

But over the past 20-plus years, a parallel American movie industry, the independent film world, has grown up and prospered.

But another type of pop-up has recently prospered: unashamedly commercial shops-cum-marketing tools.

But they wonder why their movement was bloodily crushed, whereas those in Egypt and Tunisia have prospered.

At the same time Waitrose, which many analysts had thought would be hit hard by the economic downturn, has prospered.

Everywhere in the West, capitalism survived, reformed itself, and prospered.

a city of eastern New York on the Mohawk river; it prospered after the opening of the Erie Canal.

Few actually prospered though, provided they even reached California.

With the depletion of some species, krill have amassed in spectacular swarms, and fur seals have prospered on the excess food.

Sure, not every import has prospered, but, percentage-wise, few other managers can match Sir Alex's hit rate.

Soon, a natural born fortitude and an undying passion to make it right and make it Benchmade, prospered into significant growth.

The city prospered again during the Russian industrial revolution in the late 19th century.

The e-tail titan prospered by continuing to offer low prices and superb customer service in hard times.

so , with great perseverance and untiring industry , he prospered.

Three sons left home, went out on their own and prospered.

His sons, based in the Gulf states, are said to have prospered.

The developed world has prospered through hydro electricity from dams.

They arrived with nothing, prospered through wit and hard work, and often settled permanently abroad.

Most of the people he knew who had prospered were very similar in character to the two worthies in question .

Business magnates the likes of Rockefeller, Hanna and Hay built their fortunes here, and the city prospered along with them.

Meanwhile, Oliver gradually throve and prospered under the united care of Mrs. Maylie, Rose, and the kind-hearted Mr. Losberne.

The first answer to these questions is simple: China prospered because it unleashed the drive, ingenuity, and talent of its people.

Tea-horse trade started in Tang, developed in Song, prospered in Ming, declined in Qing.

The Empire sends its warmest greetings to a trusted friend. If you remain faithful to my will, you will be prospered exceedingly.

Buddhism prospered in the Mid-Tang Dynasty and exerted great impact on public ethics.

The Business prospered under the leadership of the new president.

Some have prospered by appealing to growing ethnic-minority groups.

They prospered in business, science, education, the arts.

Southerners have prospered in part by playing to their traditional strengths.

Countries that specialised in those industries in 1980 duly prospered over the subsequent 20 years.

India has prospered despite government, not because of it.

It prospered, and before long he was looking to expand into Latin America.

a young upwardly mobile professional person; someone under 40 who prospered during the 1980s.

But in earlier decades Britain had prospered behind manufacturing tariffs as high as 55%.

Chinese firms, most of which began by copying Western models, prospered when they devised clever adaptations.

To treat a city as disposable once your business has prospered is equally wrong and even more short-sighted.

He is wise in heart, and mighty in strength: who hath hardened himself against him, and hath prospered?

But in 2010 European investors would have prospered by following a different rule.

Wall Street and the other major financial centers prospered.

The farm prospered through good management.

The company prospered, and so did Mr. Hu, who eventually became Wuxi Weifu's president.

But the strong survived and eventually prospered.

Many foreigners also prospered.

Coastal provinces such as Guangdong, Jiangsu and Shanghai sucked in foreign investment and prospered from large export industries.

A minority of tribes and their reservations have prospered from Indian gaming, but most still live in the same dire conditions.

The traditional city prospered again. A lot of new city appeared.

"In fact these companies have prospered in spite of the competition from foreign companies. "

No one here has prospered with these loans.

Blue crabs, lobsters, and shrimp prospered in the highest CO2 level, growing heavier shells, the researchers report today in Geology.

Many of those who stayed at home also prospered.

The store had prospered nicely since he had bought it.

He was very hard-working, and the olive orchard always prospered under his care.

They have created works of literature and art, thrived as American athletes, and prospered in the world of academia.

It portrays the story of Thais, who prospered waterside.

His business prospered at its new location.

China prospered under a new dynasty.

Theing of the new manager breathed new life into the pany, which prospered very on.

in early 14th century , the economy of flemish cities prospered.

He was very hardworking, and the farm always prospered under his care.

They had long been saving money to build their own crypt, a sign that their branch of the family had prospered and risen in prominence.

We had no income tax before 1914 and America prospered.

At first he prospered by selling his small but genuine collection of early us autographs.

Since 1997, Asia has prospered, albeit on the back of US demand.

Most of the people he kmew who had prospered were very similar in character to the two worthies in question .

Venice prospered because it used its maritime power to enforce freedom of navigation.

So they built and prospered.

Yum! has prospered since PepsiCo spun it off in 1997.

Industries aided in this way have prospered.

it was under their inspiration that art, literature, the tea cult, and the no theatre, for example, developed and prospered.

Vietnam has prospered as a result. GDP per head was below $100 in 1990 but is now well over $1, 000, says the World Bank.

Vietnam has prospered as a result.

It started from Germany in the 19th century, but developed and prospered in America.

Autos, for example, prospered until competition from South Korea cut into sales.

My father prospered perceptibly, as witness the garage, the Ford, the trips by train and steamship.

Just as Japan, South Korea, China's Hong Kong and Taiwan have prospered while opening their media, Chinese mainland could too.

TYPICAL USE: Our country has prospered by various incentive systems.

As the financial industry prospered, its share of the American stock market climbed from 5. 2% in 1980 to 23. 5% last year (see chart 1).

I am delighted that Hong Kong has prospered since 1997, and that "On Country, Two Systems" is proving such an effective approach.

who watches over and prospered the labors of our fathers,

Japan once prospered by exporting to rich countries. Now the action is elsewhere

The Reason Why Tang Legendary Thrived and Prospered

I wish you the new year, have prospered