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Viewed from across the Schuylkill river, the Philadelphia skyline reflects several years of hard-won economic transformation.

Environmental Sensitivity reflects the extent to which products must be adapted to the culture-specific needs of different national markets.

Click the Portfolio link again to see that the number of holdings reflects the sale.

Well, believe it or not, touching your baby can actually lead her to smile more often, which reflects the strength of your bond.

Davos also reflects on how he was able to read the name of the ship now that he knows a few of his letters.

Now, to a large extent the poor quality of Mr. McCain's advisers reflects the tattered intellectual state of his party.

He said the fact the number of new revocations since December 25 is relatively small reflects the basic strength of screening procedures.

He said that the energy cooperation between the two countries fully reflects the pragmatic and win-win nature of the bilateral partnership.

He said the bill reflects a non-issue that nonetheless comes up every once in a while.

I wonder how anyone can have the face to condemn others when he reflects upon his own thoughts.

Defines a cursor that reflects all data changes made to the rows in its result set as you scroll around the cursor.

She said the ability to disagree reflects a "level of trust" essential to a meaningful dialogue.

Benjy's eagerness to win Caddy's tenderness reflects Faulkner's affiliation to his mother Maud and his preference for little, innocent girl.

The shakeup reflects the sense of crisis within Toyota as it navigates one of the toughest periods in its 70-year history.

However, becoming a nun due to illness, being forced to leave the hometown and hijacked by offender, reflects her miserable life as a nun.

Larijani said the United States on the Palestinian issue not only reflects the strength of the weakened, and "unable to move in Iraq. "

The layer of hot air above the sand then reflects the sky, and a traveler in the desert think he is looking at a cool oasis in the distance.

And one of the book's best vignettes occurs on the fourth-to-last page, when Meyer reflects on what he misses about Beijing when he's away.

This failure largely reflects the high profits to be gained and the poor state of regulation across the economy.

That said, the reaction of the politicians also reflects a secret shame at the depths to which they once stooped to gain favours.

Some say it reflects hostility to reforms and others point to the interest of European contributors in a chance at the bank presidency.

He said a preference for taller leaders reflects an "evolved psychological trait, independent of any cultural conditioning. "

Experts said the price reflects the intense desire of a small number of very wealthy individuals to secure the finest Chinese works of art.

The report reflects age-old Western biases and a fundamental inability to understand Islam on its own terms.

Sex is really just a mirror for us--a mirror that reflects the state of our mind, our heart and our soul.

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

I'll be interested to hear if its account of MIT classroom dynamics reflects your own sense of those dynamics.

"It reflects the situation that there are many voices that are trying to be heard among the top leadership, " said Jakobson.

The planet, known as TrES-2b, reflects less than 1 per cent of light, which makes it darker than any other planet or moon.

He said the declaration reflects policies that the United States has promoted and addresses a range of needs.

Make sure they know how much you appreciate them, and make sure that your after-sales support reflects this.

Language has never been a pure "tool" but a meaningful world which reflects peoples world outlook and values.

More reflects, " I used to foul him an awful lot he used to complain about it, " More was preparing him for real competition.

What Governor Schwarzenegger is trying to do reflects a trend among the states.

This reflects those categories' success as a whole, which were the only three of four to see increase in brand value this past year.

The fearsome visage of his breath mask reflects the dark identity that he assumed after his fall from the light side of the Force.

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

To offer forgiveness is the only way for us to have it, for it reflects the law of Heaven that giving and receiving are the same.

The substantial rise since the beginning of the year largely reflects the impact of higher energy and food prices.

If you buy either product, make sure it properly reflects the heat without completely blocking all light--or you'll be living in the dark!

When a program element's name reflects its roles in multiple concerns, as it does in the above example, we call it a tangled signature.

We hypothesized that this reflects variation in a regulatory network that balances growth with the carbon supply.

This indicator reflects the total number of laborers actually engaged in production or other operations in various units.

After the announcement, the social reflects is strong, generally agreed that this level is too high, and does not match with the actual.

It reflects an obsession with media management that is often to the detriment of good government.

The film industry, Clooney continued, did not have much influence over political change. "It usually reflects things, " he said.

Shakespeare, too, reflects fully the all-revolutionizing power of money in the age of growing capitalism.

an open space filled with light that reflects their dream of living in "a state in which being Czech or German or Jew would not matter" .

The decorative picture printed on the boat reflects the content and form of folk art transforming with the change of age.

For the next two weeks, keep a running list of every detail that reflects well on your performance.

As you know, dark colors trap light and heat. But white reflects light and heat.

wonder how anyone can have the face to condemn others when he reflects upon his own thought.

Political analysts said the new attitude reflects generational and social change -- at least for some women in the United States.

Only very old ice from a very deep glacier (the result of hundreds of thousands of years of compression) reflects light as blue.

Issuing of corporate debt also reflects the growing influence of a younger generation in boardrooms, he said.

However, the rate is only a figure, which just reflects the form of things, the nature of things needs examining from the "quality" .

"Our intervention in Dubai World was carefully planned and reflects its specific financial position, " he said in a statement.

Since the customization reflects the entire displayed webpage, each locale is able to have its own custom logon page.

Review your budget every few months to make sure it reflects your goals and to see if you are saving as much as you possibly can.

Given that many investors have looked at emerging markets as their most likely target for returns, this reflects something of a setback.

Branded-goods groups must decide how much of the slump is cyclical and how much reflects a permanent change in consumer behavior.

As a unique dramatic language phenomena, it has historical reasons and reflects inherent law of dramatic language as well.

This "wage premium" reflects the extent to which workers have been able to extract more pay than is merited by their qualifications.

The owners of a corporation. The name reflects the fact that their ownership is evidenced by transferable shares of capital stock.

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

Besides the exclusive economic zone, the emergence of the regime of archipelagic States also reflects the result of such a compromise.

This energy density is high in comparison to a regular capacitor but reflects only one-tenth that of the nickel-metal-hydride battery.

As a art elements of nation and national symbols , it Reflects the human embodiment of a strong emotional factor.

No matter what, I think Faye Wong's colorful life at least reflects that she is not a simple woman.

It merely reflects the light of the sun, like a huge mirror hung in the sky.

Ndesandjo's final version, a work of fiction, reflects his own experiences of growing up in Kenya, living in the U.

As an account of a great number of love affairs and wedding customs, The Book of Songs reflects the social system on marriages of the time.

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

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Analysts said the premium offer reflects the company's eagerness to get into more lucrative niches.

An intellectual as well as an aesthete , his music, more than any other composer, reflects the deep personal nature of Romanticism.

Instead, light reflects off the layers in such a way that the shell becomes translucent, revealing red pigment beneath.

Some of this was protest voting. But a chunk reflects views deeply antithetical to all that the EU stands for.

as it reflects the bank's response to the changing economic environment in general and to the sensitivity of interest rates in particular.

This reflects the period of its entry into English, i. e. the nineteen-fifties, but the word is by no means a newcomer in its native land.

We do not wish to pretend that current practice reflects some sort of timeless and perfectly logical outcome of preordained destiny.

The depth of our reaction to the dark reflects our old issues and unfinished business, and that's what we've got to process.

The curb on virtual money reflects concerns that it has been used to circumvent China's strict laws against gambling.

There has not been a single incident involving our fissile material, which clearly reflects how strong our controls and mechanisms are.

Oh, he's subtle, very subtle. Right about now, he's telling her how much he admires her work and how much that reflects on her as a person.

This reflects the fact that entrepreneurs are springing up in every corner of the world, complicating the battlefield still further.

It probably reflects either male boasting or female bashfulness , but though it affects totals it does not seem to affect trends.

A spokesperson said: "Prevention is always better than cure and our public health campaigns on drinking and obesity reflects this. "

BMI is thought to be an indicator of how much fat a person has, while body weight reflects the overall body size.

Brightness is determined by how much light a fabric reflects and a machine could measure this objectively.

The glittering surface of the brook reflects clouds from the sky. You are lingering between the water and the cloud, gazing at me.

Alex Ferguson believes Paul Scholes is "blessed with something special" and that it reflects all that's good about the game.

Perhaps the survival of geisha culture reflects the fact that Japan is still a fine country for feuding old men.

The skin is very thin with a fine, silky hair coat, and a hair shaft that reflects light, producing a metallic golden sheen to the coat.

Toxic shock syndrome reflects the most severe form of GAS-related disease and is often associated with fasciitis or myositis.

To me, this seems to be a tragedy for Japan; particularly since it reflects and fuels subtle cultural perceptions inside the US too.

Their predicament reflects that of a generation of Americans facing one of the weakest job markets in modern history.

The online work economy reflects how the physical location of any person or object has less meaning that it ever has .

As if experiencing different moods it reflects the sunlight back in different shades so that no view of the Taj is ever the same.

If you have a Wacom or iPad, it's quite easy to trace some of your own photos or printed text in a manner that reflects this style.

Service experience reflects customers feeling and evaluation of every service experienced.

His body language reflects that enthusiasm; he's open, gestures comfortably with his hands, and makes a good connection with his audience.

Echoing Bonnie, Appelbaum said the Court's decision reflects society's ambivalence about the death penalty.

It is no doubt that curriculum which reflects the educational aim and value plays a leading role in college education.

The romantic comedy Contract Lover reflects the trend of hiring an escort in an attempt to stop parents matchmaking.

Rather, it is one of the symptoms of that ailment which reflects it throughout a man's whole thought.

Above the trees are the mountains, whose magnificence the river faithfully reflects on the surface.

The accelerated pace of their relationship reflects the speed with which survivors have tried to rebuild their lives.

This reluctance to call a spade a spade reflects an inability to reckon with changes the US and Europe have to make to avoid a repeat.

After the facial surgery, she said, "My face now reflects my personality. People know now that I'm enthusiastic, that I'm a happy person. "

The Bank of England argues that the link between real house prices and consumption reflects swings in income expectations by households.

Latour's Laboratory Thought reflects theoretically the modern practice of science, relates closely to the research experience of his own.

the city plaza is an important part of urban public place and a city ' s symbol , it reflects historic culture and artistic style in a city.

More fundamentally, it reflects different views about the extent to which consumers can be steered towards the most profitable products.

Anti-Semitism is Just as a Multi-prisms, which reflects the entire modern history, especially all the history of totalitarianism.

This price increase reflects our overseas export of steel product prices continued to rise in a positive trend.

HTC's rapid rise reflects the speed with which touchscreen-based smartphones have become a mass-market product in Europe and the US.

That it has not taken them reflects scepticism that driving long-term interest rates even lower would be worth the criticism.

The protagonists contradicting psychology towards identity reflects the authors thinking of his own culture identity.

This backup reflects the state of that volume at the instant the backup started, even if the data changes while the backup is in progress.

The report should have at least one paragraph that reflects the experiences of an individual who works in the career being explored.

This reflects the repetitive games and contests among related stakeholders and is finally shown in demand-derivative institutional change.

there are those who think young Mao Zedong did not study abroad reflects the narrowness of his thinking and the feudal sense.

Yesterday's deal reflects Tehran's attempt to drive a wedge between the US and its allies by attracting non-western companies.

A futures market where the price difference between delivery months reflects the total costs of interest , insurance , and storage.

Snow reflects the color of the sky and, at the beginning or end of the day, often appears purple in color.

The rise in follow-on issuance reflects growing investor willingness to support expansion plans or to cash in higher-valued paper.

An income statement is an accounting statement that reflects the operating results of an enterprise for a certain accounting period.

The hot air reflects the light coming from the sky, just as a mirror does.

There is no soil where this notion cannot take root, just as every democracy reflects the uniqueness of a nation.

The sun's energy reflects off the bright white snow and escapes back out to space.

And what if the slower rise in yields reflects something more fundamental, the approach of some sort of biological limit in plants?

MenTaLguY: At this point in history, concurrency is a particularly important concern, and I think Rubinius reflects that.

The word reflects the sky Mr. quarter admiration and worship of the sky.

The limited nature of the jamboree reflects two aspects of contemporary Italy that are likely to have an impact on its affairs in 2011.

Some people believe this superstition reflects the early Christian worship for the wooden cross on which Jesus was put to death.

Contrast with triaxial compression test result, it shows that this model correctly reflects the relation of stress-strain.

reflects on her country's place in history.

Compromise seems too strong a word, but the greater sense of expediency reflects Apple's new place in the world.

Experts believe that this dream reflects your anxieties about your appearance or how others perceive you.

Immunization reflects only traditional approaches to understanding infectious diseases, which is not the only possible approach.

Shanice took time out to chat with The Black Star News, as she reflects on how Michael Jackson impacted her life.

The company is bigger than any one individual but it reflects the personalities and work habits of its employees, and you're the leader.

DB2 stores and manipulates XML data in a parsed format that reflects the hierarchical nature of the original XML document.

Rivals retort that only Google's name has become a verb, and that this reflects its vice-like grip on the market.

The current state of the art in session management reflects years of trial and error development.

In this case, the eight history of ideological orientation, no doubt reflects the mindset of the ruling group.

Yeah, but what you do there reflects on me. If you screw up it really gives me a bad name.

Therefore, to repeatedly say that women take half a man's share in inheritance reflects nothing but trivial knowledge of Islam.

Some readers say that the article reflects responsible journalism insofar as it depicts problems that have long existed in the community.

The system to achieve this management system fully reflects the company's trading activities in the whole process of critical processes.

Select and determine the form of wage system is critical, which reflects the company's value-oriented.

The "error" type unambiguously reflects a defect in the program logic: Purify is reporting a program bug and that's what you need to hear.

A sound impulse emitted by the tool at the surface reflects tubular collar reflectors and the liquid surface.

This reflects a universal aspiration and an urgent demand of the international community for the prevention of such an arms race.

They strive to tell an accurate and authentic story, one that reflects reality, not their own perception of it or anyone else's.

Generally speaking, the scheme reflects a character of unified action and adequate communication within the Company.

The speaker stresses the word that reflects his or her point of view . Listen to the recording , and underline the stressed words .

This may be obvious to anyone who reflects on death; nevertheless, I had never had such an awareness arising from the depth of my mind.

This higher path reflects a slower pace of economic recovery rather than any let-up in the chancellor's zeal for fiscal austerity.

Demonstrated ability to interact with customers, employees and third parties that reflects highly on the hotel, the brand and the Company.

The garden creation with the theme of "flower and home life" reflects the integration of the beauty of garden art and the home environment.

Asian nations can comfort themselves that the surge in commodity prices at least reflects the strength of demand in their own economies.

"And under the law, they don't have to leave a dollars-and-cents paper trail that reflects the efforts they're making, " he says.

Because only a small fraction of light reflects off the coating, the human eye and sensitive detectors see the material as black.

How does English learners master the vocabulary of English also reflects its one of the mark of his English level.

Its recent decision to turn Shanghai into a financial centre by 2020 reflects China's anxiety over relying on the dollar system.

It may sound incredible, but the new paint reflects light in such a way that the human eye is fooled.

The United States will negotiate on the basis of the U. S. model BIT, which reflects high-standards of investor protection.

Blue sky reflects off the surface waves created by a koi surfacing to feed in our backyard pond.

Whether the concept of attempted crimes in narrowest sense or in the broad sense, it reflects the specific criminal policy factors.

Desmond Morris, the man watching expert, said the shift in male attractiveness reflects women's increasing dominance.

Collectively, however, the tweets can create a personality or environment that reflects the emotions of the moment and helps drive opinion.

Such a decrease reflects an increase in neural activity, suggesting that their mirror systems are activated more strongly .

New Beijing, Great Olympics reflects our desire to host a great Olympic Games in a city with both ancient culture and modern charm.

To see and be seen blindly, this collective unconsciousness hidden in the camera and photography reflects certain deep-rooted human nature.

This reflects the uncertain nature of recovery, but it also indicates a move towards leaner business models.

The meaning of work He asked the leadership of the work is. Of course, that reflects the value of their own, do something for the company.

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

In terms of furniture, fabric, accessories, fully reflects the wave of the East where the wealth and style, enchanting atmosphere.

Marriage, an indispensable section of social relations, reflects to a deep degree politics, economy, laws and customs of a given society.

It has universities and superb technology and research centers - and its population reflects the diversity of the Mediterranean region.

The data also reflects that of all sexually transmitted diseases, the two most commonly seen in US girls are chlamydia and HPV.

The new corporate design reflects the uniquely flexible approach of the company in regard to individual customer requirements.

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

The film mainly reflects the late nineteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth century social production reality.

That reflects booming economies in the region and the fact that the low-cost sector is still in its infancy in Asia.

The age of high technology sees the new situation which mainly reflects in the conflict between the science and liberal arts.

This passing of the baton reflects the fact that China is now the largest iron ore market and Australia is its biggest supplier.

leader of bureau of tax seeking a state reflects a condition , did not use nevertheless , and later you can have a trouble.

Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984), Miyazaki's first independently made movie, reflects the problems of modern humans.

Many web hosting services have built in web building tools and it's quick and easy to build a site that reflects your professional presence.

The front view of the bracket thoroughly reflects the structures and relative positions of the various holes.

The balanced budget I will submit in just a few weeks to Congress reflects this continued commitment.

As people's recognition of the internal quality of a matter, essence of a matter reflects the internal connections and laws of matters.

traditional folk residence is of a symmetrical-grouped, closed layout and this feature reflects a preference of family internal order.

And some legal scholars have said the ban reflects an attitude of discrimination by the majority against weaker people.

Such a substitution simply reflects the idea of distributive justice, whose extreme form will lead to the idea of an omnipotent state.

Inside the CD-Rom in a laser that reflects light off of the surface of the disk to an electric eye.

the overall quality and performance of the door welded by laser are better, and the laser welding process reflects a higher flexibility.

But it also reflects how France is trying to redefine its role in Africa.

This special property reflects that the massless BTZ black hole is a different phase from that of the generic non rotating BTZ hole.

His sense of continuity and sequence demands an imposed outline, and his continued insistence on dates and closure reflects this need.

Part of the jockeying between the two Chinese pools of money reflects institutional rivalry.

In the open economy, trade structure reflects the industrial competition and position in international division of that country or region.

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

That, of course, reflects the peculiarities of the case.

As the authors point out, for insurers to even consider a long term policy they must have the freedom to charge premiums that reflects risk.

Screen angle is defined as net-point center vertical line and a horizontal line between the angles, which reflects arranged locations.

The current crisis reflects not the failure of capitalism, but the failure of the people running capitalism to understand how it works.

Ambient color reflects light that been scattered so much by the environment that the direction is impossible to determine.

Why? An optimistic explanation is that this is just a short-term phenomenon which reflects the magnitude of issues at stake.

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Their index therefore comes closest to a real index in that it reflects actual increases in value, not general averages.

Sunlight passes through the atmosphere and then reflects off the earth's surface in the form of heat.

Wintour reflects a minute when I ask her about this, and puts it another way.

The developed-country change reflects alterations in professed policy by Russia, Canada and a few others.

The only time a person can claim that "compassion" is a kind of merit is when he reflects on his own behaviors.

Thorsten Markus: Sea ice is white and it reflects most of the sunlight back into space, in drastic contrast to the dark ocean.

It reflects deep-rooted inequality between the sexes, and constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women.

"It is hard to judge whether it's a move forward or backward. It reflects a trend of the times" he said.

The kind of foods enjoyed in the U. S. reflects the diversity of private tastes.

Australia's higher interest rates encourage saving, but the desire to save also reflects some scarring from the global financial crisis.

by using live connections to data sources ? without translation ? you ensure that your analysis reflects up - to - date information.

The relatively low size of the fee reflects the fact that Lampard only had one year left on his existing contract with the Blues.

The exceptional creativity of immigrants doubtless reflects the sort of people who up sticks and get visas.

Just as smooth, hard surfaces like glass reflect light, the smoother and harder a surface, the better it reflects sound.

The dynamic growth of Beijing reflects that of China as a whole.

Iceland's position reflects its internal political stability and its good relations with its neighbours.

Despite those, the agreement among the leaders reflects a renewed willingness to have closer economic ties.

We look forward to seeing how the 2007 survey reflects the transformation of American cities over the last few years.

The Arab resolution condemning Israeli settlements by and large reflects the opinion of the world as well as the United States.

To its authors, the proposal reflects social changes in Mexico City, where they say most divorces occur in the first two years.

This likely reflects a slow down in biodiesel production in existing facilities.

At least in part, this reflects that more individuals have cut spending and paid down debt in response to the recession.

The practice of sports reflects the situation and economy of a city. It injects new vitality into a city.

Like the surrounding district, The Langham Xintiandi reflects a mix of classical elegance and contemporary innovation.

This interference reflects the debt protection policies with which law endowed the creditor.

But the lack of triumphalism reflects caution about the country's prospects as well as a sense of inevitability.

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

Humor discourse reflects the ridiculousity of the humor subject's sense of superiority, hostility, and his pursuit of rights and ranks.

Uncertainty avoidance reflects the extent to which a society accepts uncertainty and risk.

It also reflects customers moving from the back of the plane to the front of the plane and people taking longer flights.

EMI's strategy reflects both the weaknesses of the music business, as well as the possibilities for a new future.

Mr Grantham's lament reflects an underlying problem: valuation often fails to be a good short-term guide to the stockmarket's prospects.

The light of the setting sun reflects your figure and your rapid footsteps are always heard in the twilight of the dawn.

Socially and economically, limitation of reproduction frequently reflects a desire to maintain or improve family living standards.

The prerequisite of statistical testing is to generate the usage-model that precisely reflects the behavior and usage of the system.

I believe that the best place to look for the behavior that reflects good software development skills is perhaps the most unlikely.

If I confess, A reflects, and B is stupid enough to keep his part of the deal, he will get five years, but - hey - I will go free.