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In equities, the widespread sell-off may have been a reaction to the overoptimism that prevailed earlier this year.

The official version was that some of the civilians involved had been shooting at the police, but the police rallied and justice prevailed.

But when her mother was gone, Jane would not be prevailed on to go down without one of her sisters.

They prevailed upon her to remain a little longer.

And they were instant with loud voices, requiring that he might be crucified. And the voices of them and of the chief priests prevailed.

But we do not know in the land of China prevailed on the Korean suddenly pop culture.

and I had not known you a month before I felt that you were the last man in the world whom I could ever be prevailed on to marry.

Wall Street was caught up in a 'mania that prevailed throughout the investment world, ' he said.

At length, one day, about a week after Annixter's arrival in the city, she was prevailed upon to go for a walk in the park.

He knew that if the subject had been one on which Humphrey held strong views they would have prevailed.

Finally, she prevailed upon her brothers to take her to Karachi, where she was examined by Dr.

And he said, Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel: for as a prince hast thou power with God and with men, and hast prevailed.

I had known you a month before I felt that you were the last man in the world whom I could ever be prevailed on to marry.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said "common sense" had prevailed that he was ready to host a donors conference for Kenya in London.

So far, pragmatism and dialogue seem to have prevailed.

But the drug warriors in the American administration seem to have prevailed over the diplomats.

At dinner he prevailed on her to take some wine.

He prevailed upon her to visit his parents.

prevailed today, " he said, adding this suggestion: " Hopefully, those guys will compete rather than just fall down.

If present policy prevailed, the eurozone would be in danger of falling into a depression.

By the time of the Iraq war, the belief in the transformational uses of power had prevailed over the doubts about social engineering.

A lively curiosity to see him prevailed, though the compliment was so little returned that he had never there in his life.

At last three days came in which a storm prevailed, and he did not go out at all.

Finally, Linda prevailed. "She'll be interesting, " she said of our daughter.

" A frosty silence prevailed until the couple reached their room, when the piqued bride demanded: " Who was that woman?

None of these considerations prevailed over his prejudice.

Petitions are being got up to secure that slot; Mr Obama is being prevailed upon to be magnanimous.

In both cases, a small concentrated private interest prevailed over the public interest -- and you were screwed.

It was light, portable and able to withstand projectiles launched by early firearms. So it prevailed during Ming and Qing Dynasties.

But if you were teamed up with Steve, what you called good economics probably would have prevailed in Chicago.

Truth and right prevailed, thought not enforced by law, no was there any in authority to threaten or to punish.

Her brother, a cop, had wanted to kill her to uphold the family's honor, but cooler heads prevailed and she wound up here instead.

It would have been better for all, starting with Ms Lagarde herself, if she took office having prevailed in a genuinely open contest.

In ascending out, one will spiral through the both poles of any given expression that has prevailed in one's ancestry over time.

A profound silence prevailed over all and the only thing she could hear was the tap of ivy on the pane.

They finally prevailed upon her to sing a folk song for them.

In a crisis, the banking regulator might be prevailed upon to lower its required capital-adequacy levels again.

address, the Chairman prevailed upon him to take a few questions from the floor.

Banks that call their opponents' bets in the legal poker game will not always be as lucky as the three that prevailed this week.

The enemy prevailed over the native population.

If any other price ratio prevailed, somebody would make greater profits by shifting resources.

For the comfort of her children, had she consulted only her own wishes, she would have kept it; but the discretion of Elinor prevailed .

Despite India's vacillations over the fortifying of its borders, the situation is not similar to what prevailed in 1962.

Two Fed members dissented, preferring a smaller cut, while Bernanke and seven others prevailed with a more powerful three-quarter-point one.

That task cannot be left to investors, contrary to the diktats of the market fundamentalist dogma that prevailed until recently.

The second option prevailed Friday in a vote by the company in charge of the Games' legacy.

Once this model of schooling prevailed, the stage was set for the creation of an inclusive free-school system in the United States.

This shift may be most noticeable when addressing schizophrenia, a disease in which psychosis has long prevailed as the dominant symptom.

By the time a draft charter was worked out, however, the spirit of international cooperation that had prevailed in the U.

In the long history of humankind (and animal kind, too) those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed.

Circular economy prevailed since the last century 90's, at present, it has become the focus of widespread concern.

Nevertheless the king's word prevailed against Joab. Wherefore Joab departed , and went throughout all Israel, and came to Jerusalem.

It was early 1989 when Jianguo's wife finally prevailed on him to move back to Beijing.

Ignorance has prevailed so long only because people do not want to find the truth.

But caution prevailed. The people's representatives listened to a few bankers preach investments and then held off on making a decision.

The rub was that none prevailed as a standard.

But do you think she would be prevailed on to go back with us?

There was a prevailed joke in beijing TV station recently: did somebody really eat dumplings again?

This sense of European superiority over other races prevailed in Australian for decades.

The winners prevailed mostly because employers in those places posted the greatest number of jobs for new graduates.

The blessings of your father Have prevailed above the blessings of the ancient mountains.

Even though ultimately the Truth prevailed, Atlanta shed the laughing stock status that had plagued them for many seasons.

We prevailed over the enemy.

Wealthier donors can be prevailed upon to match donations of younger donors, sometimes contingent on participation levels.

She prevailed, but the rebellion underscored dismay in Germany over her leadership and handling of the Greek debt crisis.

But a mantra of "cautious optimism" has so far prevailed.

At first the men in the consumer-film business, who refused to see the looming crisis, prevailed.

Seven times Liverpool were held at home last season, with Stoke among the lesser lights who prevailed here, but not this time.

China was then a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. Poverty, social unrest and foreign oppression prevailed across the country.

An opinion has long prevailed, Fathers, that, in public prosecutions, men of wealth, however clearly convicted, are always safe.

But they pressed him with loud voices, asking that He be crucified, and their voices prevailed.

Mr Erdogan prevailed only after prosecutors decided, at the last minute, to revoke arrest warrants for 102 officers linked to Sledgehammer.

This view prevailed until the discovery of radio-activity, when it was found that atoms could disintegrate.

Manchester United prevailed over Chelsea, as the rest of the continent looked on.

Thus, the word of the Lord grew mightily and prevailed.

The workers eventually prevailed in April, when those entitled to open-ended contracts received them.

Some diversity of opinion has prevailed with regard to the powers of Congress for legislation upon objects of this nature.

Senator Obama and I have had and argued our differences, and he has prevailed.

" But other prosecutors, including Starr, prevailed, with the mantra " Forget about [Hillary]. We have the president in [our] sights.

By Earth's face, Schellnhuber means the environmental conditions that prevailed for most of the last several thousand years.

He witnessed the first post-war economic crisis of serious consequences prevailed in various fields in the U. S.

Yet because volatility remained low for so long, disaster myopia prevailed.

In 1947, two years after the end of the Second World War, misery prevailed throughout the country and people were starving.

but the views of Mr Cameron and like-minded cabinet colleagues appear, unsurprisingly, to have prevailed.

Major combat operations in Iraq have ended. In the battle of Iraq, the United States and our allies have prevailed.

BP was so worried about the proceedings that the company prevailed on then Prime Minister Tony Blair to intervene.

The sense of unfolding tragedy that shadowed his rise to fame has prevailed.

My husband, who was apparently decaying, as I observed, was at last prevailed with.

The international community itself characterized what prevailed in the north as a hostage situation.

The downside to such a policy is that it reinforces the structure of the economy that prevailed prior to the recession.

But floating rates eventually prevailed, particularly for the major currencies of the dollar, yen and D-mark.

Mostly sunny skies and dry weather have prevailed throughout Mexico, allowing cotton planting to advance at a steady pace.

Wagoner eventually prevailed, and by the end of 2006 Mr. Kerkorian sold his stake and Mr. York left the board.

My children have become desolate, Because the enemy has prevailed.

Multinationals prevailed on Congress to approve a one-year tax holiday once before, as part of a jobs package in 2004.

In both cases the socioeconomic interpretations for the eruption rapidly prevailed over any ethnic or religious ones.

That would offend American principles and hurt relations with a successor regime if the people prevailed.

All of this contrasts sharply with the atmosphere that has prevailed in the Taiwan Strait for most of the past decade.

A similar (although less serious) situation prevailed in Syria and Iran, marked by significant declines in agricultural output.

I wanted to call out, but my dignity prevailed.

Lincoln and Darwin were both revolutionaries, in the sense that both men upended realities that prevailed when they were born.

A sense of despair prevailed among South Korean public.

Even with a dead man sitting between us, the rules of social engagement prevailed.

At the same time, negative psychological status prevailed among the African is to show their unstable psychological quality.

So mightily grew the word of God and prevailed.

Their love prevailed. During the last few years, we saw the wife's unwavering love towards her husband.

For if we had done well, then scripture would have prevailed and things would have happened as they "should have. " Many say it's hopeless.

Even the Saudis were prevailed on to hold some (men only) local elections.

But by the Hellenistic age, writing prevailed, and real dialectic passed to correspondence.

In newsrooms in Istanbul, downhearted pro-secular editors joked darkly about moving to Izmir, where "no" votes prevailed.

They prevailed upon him to stay another week.

Shares of American retail firms are back at the levels that prevailed before the financial crisis struck (see chart).

In the area of industrial networking, an intelligent combination of copper and fibre optic segments has prevailed on the market.

No single management team prevailed, but no compromise was made on productivity and quality along the way.

Gentile institutions prevailed, and prior to the establishment of political society.

Together, we prevailed upon Liu lao shi to teach us every Monday and Wednesday over the noon break .

At last be allowed himself to be prevailed on.

In news rooms in Istanbul, downhearted pro-secular editors joked darkly about moving to Izmir, where "no" votes prevailed.

Many a time have they afflicted me from my youth: yet they have not prevailed against me.

A festive atmosphere prevailed throughout as foreign athletes were greeted with parades and banquets.

The economic environment prevailed as a factor when planning budgets.

Tribe after tribe, battle after battle, Caesar prevailed against the Gauls again and again.

Meanwhile, LPs gradually prevailed in retailing in forms of incentive program, membership card, and club.

Many French customs and traditions, including the celebration of Bastille Day on July 14, prevailed there for a very long time.

The casual way of pronouncing which followed caste and custom and not the spelling-book had long prevailed in the English of England.

The biggest country in the world, Red Square, temples, culture, Putin, communism prevailed some time ago, oil, cold, but funny.

thou art stronger than I, and hast prevailed: I am in derision daily, every one mocketh me.

Friendship prevailed over love, and Alden went on his errand.

Mr Bush favoured capping carbon emissions until the voices of industry prevailed.

The communications with the ancestors prevailed on and off throughout the day and during my meditation time for many years.

Month by month the ideas that once prevailed on the angry fringe enter the mainstream and turn into conventional wisdom.

The word "prevailed" is the same word as " overcame " throughout chapters 2 and 3.

While Chinese crush margins have declined in recent weeks, they remain above levels that have prevailed during 2003.

If only a similar unselfishness prevailed on Capitol Hill.

It's chemistry that once prevailed many years ago in the United States and has been lost in the myriad of women rights in American society.

I prevailed him to reconsider his decision.

Can anyone know young Edison for life prevailed over the year book read?

European regulators eventually prevailed on Greece to count everything.

His father grew increasingly nervous at his son' s disregard for danger but the mother' s calmer view prevailed.

Because, time after time, when our resolve has been tested, we, as a nation, have always prevailed.

It ultimately prevailed after a campaign marked by allegations of intense lobbying and backroom dealing.

sallies were made at all hours; and incessant war prevailed.

For some unknown reason, the tree ferns prevailed, he says, and eventually took over the world's tropical wetland forests.

They have prevailed in a system that ruthlessly weeds out the timid and the scrupulous .

Fortunately their love prevailed, and Li and Chen were finally married in a ceremony with 30 other couples in a city park.

He witnessed the sixth post-war economic crisis of serious consequence that prevailed in various fields in the USA.

In this way, form the snooker billiards of 22 balls that have already prevailed in the whole world so far.

Hamas's official one-state preference for the Jewish state's abolition easily prevailed.

Of course her sense of duty prevailed.

The Toyota prevailed, however, though progress was often little faster than walking pace.

A solemn stillness prevailed around the house.

One could feel that a saner religion had never prevailed under the sky.

The army finally called in air strikes and prevailed over the Taliban.

Thus, communities of interest prevailed.

With a single virus, cro dominated and the lytic pathway prevailed.

prevailed over the native population.

In the south, several dynasties prevailed during different periods.

But Democrats prevailed in a number of close races.

Nevertheless, a feeling of normality prevailed and pervaded all vision.

A number of factors had contributed to the financial environment that prevailed until mid-2007.

Economic necessity prevailed over traditions of racial bias.

A mood of nostalgia has also prevailed, people comparing photos and telling stories.

The waters prevailed fifteen cubits higher once the mountains were covered.

Congress was prevailed upon only with greatest difficulty to appropriate $7 million to complete the deal .

I beheld, and lo, that horn made war against the saints, and prevailed over them.

Germany's enemies prevailed in the first world war, and humiliated it with the post-war Versailles treaty.

When the cold war ended, peace and democracy prevailed and Central America slipped back into oblivion.

Pro-base candidates have sometimes prevailed in local elections.

Their presence is a rebuke to the atomised view of what it is to be human that has prevailed in recent years.

I prevailed on him to accept my offer.

A wave of protectionist sentiment challenged the free-trade consensus that had prevailed since 1846.

He had prevailed upon the king to spare them. (Daniel Defoe).

Wise counsels, like those which gave us the Constitution, prevailed to uphold it.

The argument against a boycott of Carrefour prevailed by concentrating solely on the economic benefits of its investment in China.

And after a competitive sales process, Electronic Arts prevailed.

The ancient practice of blood revenge has prevailed widely in the tribes of mankind.

Similar tensions prevailed across Wall Street.

The regime that prevailed before the financial crisis had two important aberrations.

Because of the Internet, the truth prevailed and everyone knew the truth.

At the ministerial, Lautenbacher said, a spirit of cooperation prevailed.

However, the speech of the common people prevailed.

In the end, Deng's economic liberalization drive prevailed, paving the way for China's extraordinary economic growth.

During all these conversations the utmost frankness and usually a spirit of cordiality prevailed.

So the strong will prevailed, subduing and moulding the gentler.

When the statement emerged, however, cooler heads in ASEAN prevailed.

In practice, this zero-risk weighting policy has prevailed.

Most of the poisons prevailed although the snow melted and became embedded in the genetic structure of all living things upon Earth.

With mighty wrestlings have I wrestled with my sister, and have prevailed.

Although this view quite prevailed, actually, it is on suspicion of simplifying the complicated history.

But they have created a climate in which violence prevailed.

In Qin Dynasty head-fighting and hand-fighting were prevailed.

An atmosphere of extreme tension prevailed.

The second week in November is also the week of the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989, when freedom prevailed over totalitarian rule.

This isn't a political issue anyway - it's a humanitarian one. At least common sense has prevailed and we can get on.

This factor will fuel German domestic demand in the foreseeable future-the opposite of the situation that prevailed during 1999-2005.

This rigid system of feudal society prevailed in the most developed areas of Europe for many hundreds of years.

Cooler heads prevailed, and his great, closing theme became a fraternal "we are not enemies, but friends. "

Review of past clinical research highlighted that a "single disease model" of schizophrenia and mood disorders has prevailed.

A glorious feeling of independence prevailed in the country.

But the trend toward socialism prevailed also in all other countries.

As general feeling of optimism prevailed when the reform started.

The so-called " iron rice bowl " prevailed in the past , but things are quite different today .

In game one, the Bulls took the Jazz into overtime. But in the end, fresher legs prevailed.

You have prevailed in your task, with great tenacity, self-motivation and rugged determination, often in very difficult circumstances.

Knight lyric poetry in the franco-german prevailed.

Finally, Linda prevailed.

The state had prevailed in lower appeals courts.

The Japanese prevailed, and in 1931, they made Manchuria part of their empire.

But she prevailed.

The knights prevailed against their foe.

Finally she was prevailed upon to take the job.

Far-fetched? Remember the 1980s and early 1990s when pessimism and low productivity growth prevailed in the US economy.

At length a low cry of pain broke the stillness that prevailed.

But people prevailed on us, and we got together, and it's been transformative in what I do, absolutely transformative.

No outside power has ever prevailed by establishing central rule, as Britain learnt in the 19th century and the Soviet Union in the 20th.

That custom prevailed in faraway times.

As the majority, they have prevailed.

And Rachel said, In wrestling with God, I have wrestled with my sister and have prevailed; so she called his name Naphtali.

our minds and restore the good social conduct that prevailed for a long time.

eg: Tom won their previous 3 matches but today Mary turned the tables and prevailed.

Maynard eventually prevailed, but Blackbeard didn't go down easy.

My idea prevailed over his.

They prevailed in almost all the close races in the House.

Virtue, then, has prevailed.

The tide turned and the champion prevailed.

Perceiving that they had really pained her they said no more, and order again prevailed.

b. evaluates current production at the prices that prevailed in some specific year in the past.

At last justice has prevailed and the guilty man has been punished.

The Fed prevailed, ending Djokovic's unbeaten start to 2011.

Large Seal Script here refers to the Spring and Autumn period of Qin prevailed in the text.

In the end, however, Berlin has prevailed.

In the end, wiser counsels prevailed.

Hitherto, pragmatism has prevailed and they have sided with the Turks.

I was prevailed upon to stay all night.

Is it true, however, that deep reading has declined, or even that it always prevailed?

Given these risks, the new era will surely be a lot more fragile than the one that prevailed in the 1980s and 1990s.

But they could not live in Europe after the Catholic Church's doctrine prevailed.

ALTHOUGH the debate about excessive executive pay in America has been heated, cool heads prevailed when the time came to tackle the problem.

He was finally prevailed upon to take the job.

Some say the white men prevailed because they had guns, whereas the Zulus made do with spears.

The eagerness of my fancy prevailed and to work I went.

Once calmer heads prevailed, the pair slouched back under the 85. 00 big figure.

But can not enjoy loneliness, joy already their captives, lazy always prevailed.

But it [is] probably mostly due to the atmospheric conditions that prevailed at that time.

But that's much higher compared to the 1% to 2% rate that prevailed from 2005-2007.

For Judah prevailed above his brethren, and of him came the chief ruler; but the birthright was Joseph's:

He am finwhichley prevailed upon to took the job.

In 1950s and 1960s, the life style of "swimming against stream" prevailed among young people.

For reasons that I will discuss shortly, those actions were necessary and justified under the circumstances that prevailed at that time.

Ultimately Barcelona prevailed in that tie, on their way to a Wembley final against Manchester United FC which was won 3-1.