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Q. Part of that was starting on the slow, the dirty side of the grid, which was the result of a relatively poor qualifying for you.

However, this idea had generated a great deal of opposition at home, where many argue China is still a relatively poor country.

Still, China would be a relatively poor country compared to the U. S. How can a poor country exercise power internationally?

It has also affected the bit of wealth that many relatively poor investors had.

Some are relatively poor and without power. Some are like myself, working as a teacher, reading and writing, content with a simple life.

Outside of the South, however, blacks made up a relatively small and relatively poor segment of each state's population.

Comprehensive travel company, due to its wide range of business, main business less competitive, so the relatively poor performance.

For all its rapid growth over the last 30 years, China remains relatively poor compared with the United States, the Europe Union or Japan.

Binhai, a coastal county in Northern Jiangsu, is an area with a relatively poor economy and less-developed education.

True, Egypt is a relatively poor country with a sizeable proportion of the population illiterate.

Over a fifth of American children live in relatively poor households, earning less than half the national average household income.

Second, do not ask for its soil, the soil conditions are relatively poor in the hilly and mountain can grow.

Why, people ask, should such a relatively poor country bankroll such a rich one?

That's in part because China is still a relatively poor country, with a high savings rate.

FC protocol is widely used in SAN applications, but the disadvantage of FC network equipment costs are high and relatively poor scalability.

Cluster models can perform much of the computation offline, but recommendation quality is relatively poor.

he is only practical work, good staff implement macroscopical sub-pieces, but the judgment is relatively poor.

The floristic composition of pteridoflora of Jiangsu is relatively poor, and this area may not be a differentiation center in modern times.

Most of these products were exported from China and other relatively poor countries to consumers in richer countries.

In a relatively poor country, these will be of more benefit to the population as a whole.

Finally, two - wire circuits, generally speaking, are analog in nature; therefore, error performance (quality) is relatively poor.

Acetamiprid provided relatively poor control of adults and nymphs, although control was enhanced when acetamiprid was mixed with diesel oil.

In the business card printing and membership card making, our business card printing and membership card making relatively poor.

For those who speed slow offset press, its own capacity for the protection of relatively poor.

"Jiangsu is not a completely developed province. The north is relatively poor, " he says.

"Each of the most religious countries is relatively poor, with a per-capita GDP below $5, 000, " Gallup analysts state.

And everyone expects a push to improve the relatively poor health of black Americans, who die, on average, five years younger than whites.

Mr. Biden will travel Saturday to Chengdu, the capital of the relatively poor inland province of Sichuan.

The campaign against him has been growing, with some African and Asian countries focusing on his relatively poor English.

"It's particularly helpful for the relatively poor areas, which can't afford such services for locals, " he added.

But neither type of financial flexibility really suits relatively poor countries with high savings rates.

Mercedes is correct in that area - the current shape of most cars and trucks make them relatively poor aerodynamic performers.

But China is still a relatively poor country, which means there are still huge investment needs.

One _ tower _ by waves and ice, the effects of the earthquake, stability are relatively poor, need a long work bridge.

The medical team did more than complain about the relatively poor working conditions at the local hospital.

Competitivity on the exportation of main agricultural products is relatively poor.

The structural feasibility of this antenna is relatively poor, and the antenna's form need tobe changed based on the electrical design.

Mainly reflected in the high financing costs, risks, relatively poor credit, low credit ratings given to SMEs.

Though I had always been great at giving, I was relatively poor at receiving and asking for help.

Unfortunately, as has been the case with nearly every point here, the Chinese citizen is still relatively poor.

Under such circumstances, the 900million farmers who are dependent on agriculture can only become relatively poor in the future.

Its eastern wards, relatively poor and overwhelmingly black, have suffered most, with jobless rates of over 20%.

the water permeability and retentiveness of white feldsparthic sandstone are relatively poor.

If they continued down that path, today's rich countries might even end up as tomorrow's (relatively) poor ones.

It is famous for its good across-platform and excellent safety, but the performance of Java program is relatively poor.

We usually eat pasta, rice is a cereal which also has protein, but the quality is relatively poor.

Despite some countries' oil wealth, the Koran's heartland is relatively poor.

Conclusion The oral health care condition of senior citizen in Yanji city is relatively poor, and they lack of self-health care knowledge.

Minjiang River, Tuo River Basin water quality is relatively poor.

Shoes cost 30% more in Montenegro, a relatively poor country, than in Britain, a relatively rich one.

However, the extrudability of 7A04 aluminum alloy was relatively poor compared with other series of aluminum alloys.

Water-based ink and free radical UV ink restrictions because of their raw material, relatively poor adhesion.

Yet sales of Android apps remain relatively poor.

Most of the students who apply to the honours programme come from relatively poor families, many of them immigrant ones.

Tanzania is a beautiful country and the people are very friendly, but she is also a relatively poor country, where a high incidence of AIDS.

I have friends in high positions and friends in the rank and file. Some are rich and in power. Some are relatively poor and without power.

She is self-reliance and self-improvement, and family members are deaf, conditions are relatively poor.

Mudstone of Qingl member in Wangfu depression is the best oil source rock, Qing2 and Qing3 members are relatively poor oil source rock.

The relatively poor performance of vintage 2006 and 2007 loans is illustrated in Figure 1 (left panel).

It is behind relatively poor nations such as Estonia, Poland and the Slovak Republic in reading, maths and science.

The stability of ion exchange resins is relatively poor and can not be used at high temperature for long term.

while on the other hand, relatively poor and ineffective translation of Chinese advertisements into English.

Although China has so many millionaires, on the other hand, it can be seen that most of these millionaires live a relatively poor life.

The indisputable fact is that our Chinese English learners have a relatively poor vocabulary size (Zheng Shutang, 1996).

It is indeed marvellous that a country that is so large and so relatively poor can manage a peaceful, democratic transition.

Kenyans hope the new roads will help lift up a country that's still relatively poor and improve ordinary lives

If today's rich world does not watch out, it could become tomorrow's relatively poor world

disadvantage: requiring a relatively big space, unmovable , and relatively poor working environment;

The relatively poor level of productive force is the primary root;