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China's autocratic government, though a frequent and severe human rights abuser, is still relatively open and stable for an autocracy.

The company is operating in the relatively open retail market, where restrictions have been eased.

This holiday is still relatively open, free, relaxed, romantic, as long as and your favorite people together, and will always be happy!

South Korea's relatively open financial system made it vulnerable to the volatility in world markets, a vulnerability that continues.

Educators also need to set a limit for the effects, then into the after effects, thus forming a relatively open feedback loop.

Likewise, foreign firms eye China's and India's big and relatively open markets as a source of customers as well as competition.

Creative thinking requires relatively open-ended, uninterrupted time, free of pressure for immediate answers and instant solutions.

Ten percent is owned by Russian steel interests, another beneficiary of the relatively open U. S. steel market.

The cousin has two daughters, I speak with his little daughter relatively open, he always calls my uncle.

Chandler: That's a relatively open weave and I can still see your. . . nipular areas.

Although its size forces it to fight in relatively open environments.

On the contrary, keeping world markets relatively open is crucial to the hopes of billions of people.

Under Mr. Yang, the Chinese aviation authority has been relatively open about twin dangers: complacency and unchecked growth.

That's a relatively open weave. I can still see.