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She loved pockets Coco Chanel was so enchanted with pockets that this would prove to be the main focus of her designs in handbags for women!

For its lucky buyer, the dress isn't only a one-of-a-kind piece of history, but will also prove to be a solid and reliable investment.

'This is probably going to prove to be a very good entry point' for stock buyers, he said in a conference call.

Over the long-run, if and when we do bounce out of this recession, municipals may prove to be an excellent long-term investment.

And as one analyst pointed out, a bet on these two casino listings could prove to be, well, a bit of a gamble.

The bank shares governments are buying at these depressed prices will almost certainly prove to be a bargain.

You could fit over half a million of them on to a standard A5 Christmas card - but signing them would prove to be a bit of a challenge.

His analysis, forthcoming within a few months, suggests that intermediate-mass black holes may yet prove to be the best explanation.

You can expect to get your own way and attract someone who will prove to be a good catch. You are about to feel the rush of love.

And often these things prove to be quite useful in making sense of the flow and argument, and how one chapter relates to the next, etc.

He might prove to be the next great orator in American politics after Ronald Reagan.

If the same decision-making pattern is prevalent outside the United States, sales promotion should prove to be just as indispensable.

The Nixon visit did indeed prove to be, as the president said, "the week that changed the world" .

There were hardly any trees on the island and there was no water, but this did not prove to be a problem.

If the problems in the money market prove to be at the worse end of expectations, and persist well into the year then so much the worse.

For all that, India's African activity may one day prove to be at least as rewarding as China's.

Such an endeavor has yet to be undertaken by any other book and may prove to be the most comprehensive book on brain tumors thus far.

To treat your muscle sprain, I would recommend to you Chinese traditional acupuncture and message, which may prove to be very effective.

Van Nistelrooy's wages may prove to be a stumbling block, however, with Liverpool not wanting to pay them if he was to return to England.

Can even weapons, cunning, and martial arts madness prove to be enough to let someone survive?

He might have spent years, and quite a lot of money, on something that was going to prove to be a dead end.

But he said that Cuil's new approach to ranking pages and presenting results could prove to be a hit with some users.

Developing for a specific vendor's proprietary IaaS could prove to be a costly mistake if the vendor were to go out of business.

Meanwhile, Gerrard is confident Suarez's compatriot Sebastian Coates will prove to be a fine addition to Liverpool's defensive ranks.

Being able to easily identify the critical pieces of code can prove to be very valuable.

For that reason some of you are drawn to certain ones, that will most likely prove to be your star family.

To allow the extinction of any particular species could prove to be a fatal mistake to the long-term survival of mankind.

Slim as such theory for profitability may ultimately prove to be, so far they've been sufficient to create quite a lot of wealth for many.

Everybody who came into the garden he took to the graft, and everybody said, 'It will prove to be a most excellent pear'

But with their disaffected star seemingly determined to leave the club, his continuing selection may prove to be problematic for Mancini.

For precisely the power of his own party in Congress could prove to be a source of weakness rather than strength.

To the dismay of some, Facebook has no "Dislike" button. But a new application for the social network may prove to be the next-best thing.

I read in yesterday's newspaper that you are looking for a part-time secretary and I think I'll prove to be a real find for you.

Investing under uncertainty is always difficult, but this could prove to be more like sailing into a hurricane.

If the data and models prove to be solid, physicians could soon be able to detect when a patient is at high risk of delayed ischemia.

If it turns out to be technically and economically sound, the laser might prove to be a major breakthrough in telephone communication.

If the photos prove to be him, Phelps's dreams of adding to his overall 14 gold medal tally at the 2012 games in London could be over.

It is hoped that this book will prove to be a comprehensive source of information in this field.

Other African leaders are watching closely, sensing that this may prove to be a test bed for the continent.

From then on prove From then on, Harry decided that this little game he had invented might prove to be expensive.

This may prove to be problematic in many ways it seems but to me it feels as if it may happen.

There is a little doubt however, that these new ideas will prove to be at least as powerful as the previous ones.

This should prove to be a compatible combination, but it is not always true.

Tuning in to our intuition at this point will prove to be very useful.

This may prove to be enough to stave off a major economic contraction, but government measures alone will not rekindle high growth rates.

The next five years will prove to be very interesting for P2P technology as more legal content becomes available.

This sort of sludge may or may not prove to be of some slight utility in the 2012 Republican primaries, but it is, increasingly, history.

Be that as it may, the current hectic pace of military engagements may ultimately prove to be the achilles' heel of american power.

If you were born in February, you made a number of initiations that will later prove to be quite beneficial.

Others have interests in Internet-related ventures like the sale of censorship software that could prove to be lucrative sources of income.

This may seem like a difficult task, but following some basic guidelines it'll prove to be very easy.

As a wireless-only operator, Vodafone could find itself high and dry if convergence does indeed prove to be the next big thing.

"Transportation of gas from Pakistan can prove to be cost-effective [for India], " he said.

Taking pity on you has been my greatest mistake, Kratos. Just as taking pity on this thing will prove to be your greatest mistake.

But the event may well prove to be of less consequence, either to television viewers or to studio accountants, than any in the past.

Both of these sides have tough games on Sunday, so this could prove to be a very favourable round for Juve.

This can prove to be one of the best sources of ideas for posts and articles as users mostly leave comments asking questions.

We are confident that the pureXML support and federation will prove to be a powerful combination for your ever-evolving enterprise.

Business issues may, over time, prove to be just as important in Europe's relationship with China as values.

If the quality of your products prove to be satisfactory, we will be prepared to negotiate a long-term contract.

She may very well prove to be on the up and up, but it pays to be careful. This burg is full of gold diggers, you know.

If that doesn't prove to be the case, people still often don't abandon the model but instead attempt to save it through modifications.

In fact, if it's a reallocation away from the peripheral bond markets to the EFSF bonds, then it could prove to be euro negative.

He argues that all their ideas are derived from experience and that they may prove to be very useful.

Serotinous cones would prove to be almost fatal for the population if forest fires ceased for any length of time.

Breaking the swearing habit might prove to be no easier that losing weight, giving up cigarettes, or correcting any other habit.

As a whole our efforts did not prove to be futile.

The revised deal could prove to be on worse terms than the original signed with Saddam but that would be a pragmatic choice, he added.

It is also used in troubleshooting a system, and can prove to be a valuable tool in pinpointing the exact cause of a problem.

In this respect he displays a significant parallel to Dumuzi ( Tammuz ) among the Mesopotamians, which will prove to be of significance.

If you do not want to be a pessimist that loss of confidence and happy of everything, well, please you to prove to be an optimistic!

However, ISDN did not prove to be a blockbuster.

Anger is one of those things that truly prove to be a double edged sword.

New Market: Conversation B: Chen: This country is a new market, and I think it could prove to be very lucrative.

If the White House's new initiative makes his task harder, it could prove to be a spectacular own goal.

CREATING political theatre by cracking down on executive pay may prove to be the easy part for Barack Obama.

If it is, then the novel pattern may prove to be relevant to an understanding of how humans are distinctive creatures.

Without swift action from the European Central Bank, this will prove to be a contagion process with a disastrous end.

They could prove to be a headache for Mr Putin if he wishes to rule once again as an unchallenged autocrat.

The tax would be tiny for investors who buy and hold, but could prove to be significant for traders who place millions of orders a day.

Cleaning up the damage to the political system from President Bush's unprecedented fear campaign may prove to be even more difficult.

Integration was the initial idea behind the spawning of JBI, but it will prove to be useful in other situations.

This model, combining venture capital and employee ownership, would prove to be a foundation of the Valley's future development and growth.

That move would prevent any problem overlap, but could also prove to be extremely time consuming and a logistical nightmare.

Taiwan's presidential election might prove to be a perilous watershed in its relationship with China. Can Beijing rein in the renegade?

To many engineers, both of the above processes can prove to be absolutely fascinating and enjoyable, not to mention (at times) lucrative.

The contract could be a championship blessing, but it could also prove to be a debilitating burden, and why take that chance now?

This has been the most pronounced credit cycle in history, but this process is now in reverse and will prove to be a multi-year adjustment.

Moreover, stepping up the fight against the guerrillas may prove to be politically convenient for Mr Lugo.

He could prove to be very useful in discerning the nature of our current crisis.

It also looks at cases in which one way of linking views may prove to be better than others.

Business motivational speaker can prove to be a boon for your business. Choose one wisely.

That quiet, friendly neighbor could prove to be a great companion when you give them a chance.

MySpace, he believes, will prove to be "high fashion" and therefore high risk, while NBC's strategy is to be "a general retailer" online.

Excellent game by the Frenchman, who could prove to be Juventus' best right back option this season if he stays fit.

Early detection of the origin of back aches or joint issues can prevent significant deterioration and prove to be a major asset in life.

If even portions of these claims prove to be true, they will force a major rewrite of the book of human evolution.

It would prove to be the most popular board meeting in the company's history.

What physicians diagnose as schizophrenia today may prove to be a cluster of different illnesses, with similar and overlapping symptoms.

The Louisiana Purchase would prove to be one of the most profitable real estate transactions ever made.

The notion of identity can prove to be a sticky subject, as the traditional Web is primarily built for anonymous access.

He may be right, but here too economic growth, coupled with good governance, may yet prove to be a source of solutions rather than problems.

Sometimes your hobbies don't make much sense to others, but still prove to be immensely helpful and entertaining for you.

However, the manager firmly feels that the tournament could prove to be a confidence-booster for the Mexican.

Even so, that will prove to be a necessary, not a sufficient, condition for a return to robust economic health.

The belief that property prices must rise over periods of a decade or more may also prove to be false.

But if natural gas is not produced cleanly, it will not prove to be so cheap, either.

If bad debts prove to be more severe than expected, more banks will need another dose of capital, with governments the only providers.

But some shareholder rights groups have said that the measures could prove to be a backward step in efforts to improve corporate governance.

A stronger renminbi could prove to be a mixed blessing for the United States.

However, it could also prove to be the beginning of the end for the internet as we know it.

A comfortable spacious bathroom decoration could prove to be a challenging job for the bathroom decorator.

Medvedev may prove to be what he was programmed to be, a double of Putin who will continue to pull the strings.

It may prove to be very useful if you need to optimize your images for publishing in the Web.

The latter will prove to be difficult. Hoyerswerda has hardly any jobs at all, especially not for young academics.

However, as an intellectual, Kristol's fight for freedom is idealistic, which in real politics prove to be deflections.

If the test results prove to be less than stringent renewed financial sector concerns may result.

The architecture itself may also prove to be reusable as a reference architecture for subsequent systems.

But with antiretroviral resistance on the rise, immunosuppression could prove to be a much needed extra weapon in the anti-HIV arsenal.

The methods put forward by the authors for eliminating and suppressing these interfering factors prove to be fairly effective in practice.

Finding the right balance between these two types of goals will definitely prove to be a decision you will not regret.

Conclusion The corneal epithelium cultured on the amniotic membrane may prove to be potential grafts for corneal epithelium transplantation.

So, while high-altitude wind may ultimately prove to be a major energy source, it requires substantial infrastructure.

Finally, in the circle of the community, the orchestral prove to be the creative spaces of culture and sources of exchange and new meanings.

First, the potential shift in relative prices might prove to be very difficult to handle.

Some losses may prove to be economically or ecologically irreversible, raising the true costs of the accident substantially.

Writing and icons look very tiny (can be modified in system control), and the components prove to be overloaded especially in games.

I guess your right, Tom replied. Searching without a warrant could prove to be a detriment.

The recent beaching of the cargo ship Rena in New Zealand points to the problems facing ships captains when their maps prove to be outdated.

As a matter of fact Newsweek's suggestion of military blockade would prove to be more disruptive to this key transit corridor.

But auto industry analyst Katie Kerwin says the GM makeover could prove to be an important step forward on the road to recovery.

Working in Odom's favor is his versatility. The Lakers lengthy front court may be prove to be wholly unique and powerful this coming season.

Azure, like the other cloud providers, will have to prove to be productive in order to be truly cost effective.

Some economists have tried to calculate the potential fallout just in case their forecasts prove to be overly optimistic.

California's budget crisis could actually prove to be a boon to business, since its prisons already are so overcrowded.

His handling of the Yom Kippur war has left America with what may prove to be an unsustainable commitment in the Middle East.

They prove to be the decisive factors regarding the origin, development and maturity of tongue inspection in traditional Chinese medicine.

CONCLUSION: A low-level simple pattern-matching application can prove to be a useful tool in many research settings.

Otherwise , various perceived accomplishments might in fact prove to be far from beneficial .

For those who cannot afford to move unless they unload real estate in an area they know will prove to be unsafe, this is an ethical dilemma.

With the proper guidance and management, a culturally diverse organization can prove to be beneficial to all involved.

That could prove to be a conservative estimate, as the economic slowdown begins in earnest.

STEVE EMBER: Churchill would prove to be strong and brave in the long months ahead.

He will prove to be very important for us this season and he will also help us against Chelsea.

But Neuer is confident the defeat will eventually prove to be a valuable lesson for his side.

I believe, the exhibition and performance will prove to be a remarkable culture event between China and India.

This may yet prove to be true, as even Airbus has opted to follow Boeing, switching to plastic in its new aircraft.

Searcher demographics can prove to be valuable for your business and your brand.

A company that needs large increases in capital to engender its growth may well prove to be a satisfactory investment.

Tax breaks for business may prove to be a sink-hole as bad as the troubled assets relief programme.

The followers of microblogs can sometimes prove to be a lucrative - and easily persuaded - audience.

Premature intervention could prove to be disastrous, getting in the way of vital efforts by financial institutions to deleverage.

This could prove to be a serious weakness, as people increasingly use mobile devices to reach online services.

This will prove to be an interesting dynamic in the next few years.

It might be a sexy mind. In my life i have often found the unassuming prove to be truly sexy.

Staying out of the public eye may prove to be the toughest job of all.

Although there is large number of such pills out there in the market, only some prove to be effective when it comes to showing results.

I was convinced that in time it would prove to be one of the most important foreign policy developments of my eight years.

But communication and education, Jarvis said, may ultimately prove to be the agency's biggest contributions to the field.

Since unskilled labour is mainly employed in the production of the units, construction should prove to be less costly.

But several of China's projects, some strategists say, may in the long run prove to be more than just business.

The furious rows that divide them are a blow to their credibility, but may prove to be a spur to creativity.

Besides increasing the size and the execution time, such renamed functions can sometimes prove to be management nightmares.

Since unskilled labor is mainly employed in the production of the units, construction should prove to be less costly.

Common indoor plants may prove to be a valuable weapon in the fight against rising levels of indoor air pollution.

But waging a battle over board seats while offering a lower price for Yahoo could prove to be a gamble for Microsoft.

And panic selling of U. S. common stocks will prove to be a very inappropriate response.

However unpopular it may prove to be, an austerity package is needed to prevent Greece from falling into this debt trap.

He could prove to be a valuable asset to a lot of teams if the price is right.

This should prove to be a useful supplement to the reading of the Ma Wang Dui Han Tomb Texts.

to win Opel and now Saturn from the rapidly disintegrating General Motors may prove to be an example of what happens when things go right.

An open foe prove to be a disaster; but a pretended friend is worse.

But can still prove to be a rather useful line in the midst of a battle.

The budgetary targets may not, in reality, prove to be as tough as they appear.

Many independent scientists are skeptical that trace concentrations will ultimately prove to be harmful to humans.

For the purple crow butterflies and their unique ecosystem, perhaps his work will prove to be an even greater blessing.

Despite this and other limitations, they conclude that ALT may prove to be a widely available, inexpensive prognostic tool.

In opting for a service of a BMS it can prove to be a boon to your business.

Two are still unemployed which basically means that getting a girlfriend will prove to be difficult given the current equations.

Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama said that he doubts whether the stimulus package would prove to be effective.

I did hope he would prove to be as stout a warrior as he is dexterous with the deer.

The underlying problem may be maintaining unity amid what could prove to be acute unpopularity.

Gravity and electromagnetic transients from volcanoes may also prove to be measurable from space.

Giving workers more freedom while helping firms keep control may prove to be the biggest benefit of virtualisation.

Hopefully, findings in this paper may prove to be of practical value to business negotiations and business English teachers.

Where might the bottom for shares prove to be?

Equal to the gross amount of accounts and notes receivable, less an estimate of the portion that may prove to be uncollectible.

Then, in this sense, his experience there prove to be a blessing in disguise for Chinese literature.

What will prove to be a problem, however, is the price of the battery packs.

Sirte, their next target and Col. Gadhafi's birthplace, may prove to be a formidable challenge.

If one accepts that Virgin's combination of plane and spacecraft qualifies, then Clarke could posthumously prove to be right.

If cellular transfers could slash that figure, mobile banking would prove to be a good call.

But Twitter did prove to be a crucial tool in the cat-and-mouse game between the opposition and the government over enlisting world opinion.

But we think it will prove to be good business for the merchants, as well as a tourist attraction.

Jihadist ideology has also been facing what may prove to be bigger threats than those posed by military setbacks or defections.

His stay in Belgium lasted six years and would prove to be a creative and inspirational time for him.

These excessive debts, the banks' chief assets, could soon prove to be worth far less than 100 cents in the euro.

I wonder whether Herr Wittgenstein's so-called 'Linguistic Turn' will prove to be another Copernican Revolution.

This technique may prove to be an attractive fixation option in patients with normal anatomy.

In permitting destruction of nonself while preventing destruction of self, T-regs may prove to be the ultimate immunological peacekeepers.

The FD result matches the fact and prove to be of higher reliability and practicability in project.

The election brought about what may prove to be a lasting realignment in German politics.

We believe the liberal arts education experience will prove to be the most valuable type of education for tomorrow's leaders.

This may prove to be an exhausting time, however, so pace yourself and schedule frequent breaks.

A financial decision may prove to be comfortingly stable on May 5, thanks to Saturn in good angle to the Sun.

"Sometimes the outcomes prove to be completely disproportionate to the triggers, " he says.

The established models prove to be reasonable by the verification experiment.

However, given the club's current economical situation, signing those four players may prove to be problematic.

Simple role-play exercises on respect and handling conflict usually prove to be most enlightening for students.

The experimental fetuses prove to be more vulnerable to stresses, and homeostasis parameter shifts in them are statistically significant.

Certain soluble extracts of B pertussis may prove to be effective without engendering serious side effects.

It could prove to be hugely important: it has been called China's "economic constitution" .

The concept also explains why many of the region's governments are now caught in what may prove to be an inescapable trap.

Should second-quarter earnings season prove to be good, bulls may be running in more than the streets of Pamplona.

but for the world's already nervous oil markets, those plans could prove to be little consolation. Ben Thompson, BBC News, Kuwait.

Which prevails will determine whether "the tens" , the decade that begins in 2010, prove to be terrible or triumphant.

The West's present fiscal crisis might yet prove to be a symptom of the rot within.

Family members can prove to be supportive figures; seek their advice when needed and return the favour when required.

A striking number of businesspeople prove to be failures as politicians.

Overall, this could prove to be an invaluable resource for any *nixsystems administrator, enthusiast, or die-hard geek.

That could prove to be a useful hedge against greater competition in passenger rail.

With its combination of low emissions, high speed and snazzy design, this might prove to be a bus that is.

And if Russia's economy seriously falters, will his system of hard, personal power prove to be a trap for him?

Yet it is always worth remembering that our worries and fears about the future often prove to be groundless.

Status Offline Despite the technological "wow" factor and officer enthusiasm, the E7 could prove to be a tough sell.

leading posts before they assume them will in fact quickly prove to be so if they are promoted and given some help.

This might prove to be the case in Libya, but even then the cycle of challenge to authority could begin anew.

If the trend is not on, re winning the House seat might prove to be a rather empty victory.

This would often be the market. But using authority and rules within a firm would sometimes prove to be more efficient.

Besides, the pirates could yet prove to be odd allies in stopping the Islamists from spreading their jihadist net.

This is truly a unique invasion and may actually prove to be one of the most devastating marine invasions in history.

The new code of conduct for sovereign wealth funds may prove to be a basis for achieving this.

Don't count out Roger Mason Jr. He may prove to be a sleeper for the Spurs this season.

It is a path fraught with risk. This, rather than his country's nuclear ambitions, might yet prove to be Mr Ahmadinejad's undoing.

am less hopeful now. . . my Highland mansion may prove to be a castle in Spain after all.

But history suggests that antitrust investigations might prove to be the bigger threat.

A striking number of business people prove to be failures as politicians.

Whether a military is composed of conscripts, a draft, or is a volunteer army this will prove to be the same.

Ultimately, we'll be operating in 20 countries. I believe this will prove to be an important milestone for Merrill Lynch.

If co-movement does prove to be a reliable early warning signal, it's an open question how to make use of it.

coach Li Yongbo said that though Chinese players are young and inexperienced now, they will prove to be a major factor later.

The push by younger players into politics could prove to be a turning point for India.

For anyone who likes kids, a career in teaching could prove to be a fulfilling career.

But monkeys are also known for wreaking havoc and some people are worried that the new "China fever" may prove to be just another bubble .

Unfortunately, the manual controls available to tune the image often prove to be challenging.

If our findings prove to be right, the consequences are enormous, though only partially explored.

But the danger of a sense of security is that ot may prove to be false.

You must study harder and harder, otherwise entering college may prove to be a castle in the air.

This is by no means a complete list, but it should prove to be an interesting adventure.

The potential lost wages could prove to be enough to bring back Johnson.