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But while widely known as indefatigable, Mr Cayne is something of a rarity in the world of Wall Street workaholics.

TMAdV's rarity in humans could make it a potentially powerful tool as a viral vehicle for delivering gene therapy, Chiu adds.

Although something of a rarity, it may become more common as sunflower seeds are increasingly appearing in food.

Among the many wild changes observable on familiar things which made this wild ride unreal, not the least was the seeming rarity of sleep.

All of these factors add up to make Gliese the most promising evidence yet that Earth-like planets may not be such a rarity after all.

As a result, finding such a large, complete specimen was something of a rarity, he said.

For perspective, think back just a few decades when China was dubbed the "bicycle kingdom" with passenger cars a rarity.

It is something of a rarity. If this were a bird, the queues would be stretching round the car park.

Because of its rarity, IBC is often misdiagnosed as mastitis or generalized dermatitis.

"What's the big deal? I'm not that special, " he said. "I'm just a scholar who said a few things and I'm considered a rarity. "

Because of the rarity of the entity, diagnosis is often delayed, resulting in unnecessary morbidity and mortality.

In Europe, too, executive aircraft are being used more often, but in Asia, and especially in China, they remain something of a rarity.

The polonium itself, with its rarity and trail of irradiated locations (see article) ought to be a telling clue.

"If all this stimulus has no effect on the economy, that would be a rarity indeed, " says Paulsen.

You know, when I grew up in India, telephones were a rarity.

That might seem ridiculous to ask of an institution like Goldman Sachs, whose third-quarter loss stands out for its rarity value.

A blazing sun upon a fierce August day was no greater rarity in southern France then, than at any other time before or since.

A third person in the house had been a restraint, and the moments alone with her husband had gained a sweetness by their comparative rarity.

The delight of the children at the sight of some dish on the table showed that it was a rarity.

Given the rarity of such behaviour in football, the initial reaction would no doubt have been surprise.

"Up until now dating has been a rarity in India, but culture is changing and our timing just happens to be right, " said Sachs.

Such a timeline promises the kind of job security that's a rarity on Wall Street today.

A decade ago they were a rarity but now just about every WTO member is part of at least one.

When Richard Devine first started out in the early '90s, music-making software for the personal computer was a rarity.

It seems to be the mere rarity that attracts the average collector.

Due to the rarity of this tumor, the optimal treatment for carcinosarcoma of the ovary has not been determined.

Goldman Sachs was fairly up front about it, a rarity in the industry.

He realized that artistic male nudes were a rarity from his travels, and set forth to carve a niche in this genre of photography.

There is always hope that in its labyrinth of musty, dark, disordered rooms a real rarity will be found.

Had he done so, he might well have completed the full four years in office, a rarity for an Israeli prime minister.

It's very difficult to come by both characteristics in a man, and a man with such high quality in both departments is a rarity.

Later, looking around during a breakfast meeting at the various visages of gathered beauty editors, I realised facial movement was a rarity.

Her status as a female officer would make her a rarity at many companies, but not at Xerox.

It was just another sudden unexplained rarity of the war.

There is always Hope that in its labyrinth of musty rooms a real rarity will be found.

As for the stock, there are second - hand travel books as well as new, for those of us on budgets or after some out-of-print rarity.

LAZY summer days are a rarity for America's firefighters, who must battle dozens of big blazes around the west.

He thinks coloured gems could be "superstars" if their rarity is marketed just as cleverly.

An emphasis on the extreme rarity of the abilities required by top leaders implied that only a tiny number could question their judgment.

Public behaviour still treats the internet like a village, in which new faces are welcome and anti-social behaviour a rarity.

Last among the classic aphrodisiacs are those foods that, owing to cost and rarity, connote wealth, luxury and sexual languor.

It was enough to make you marvel at the rarity of wrong calls by on-the-spot referees.

His government, elected in 2007, will serve out a full term, a rarity in a fractious and factious place.

Rarity is not merely determined by the number of individuals in a species, it is also about how unusual that species is.

The author of The Black Swan explains why the rarity and unpredictability of certain events does not make them unimportant.

Rarity: This is the only pair of identical singing-bird pistols known to exist in the world.

Today, furniture stores like this one are a rarity.

Or the rarity of his wartime illnesses, limited to a mild bout of smallpox which killed his valet?

This rarity makes them valuable tracers of the flow patterns and other properties that develop early in the evolution of a mini bang.

A first edition of his work is a rarity but a second is rarer still.

However, the diagnosis of primary esophageal melanoma always should be kept in mind despite of its rarity.

Such a hailstorm was a rarity in that region.

Yet with only 500 scheduled to be built, the rarity and performance of the LFA ensure it legendary status amongst the sports car elite.

A rarity among demons, he has retained vast tracts of his original personality despite his demonic transformation.

Firstly, the transparency of administration is low. The public participation in collocating social resource is rarity.

The company will host two weddings Friday, a rarity on a weekday.

Conclusion: Sclerosing thymoma is a medical rarity. Preoperative imaging diagnosis is not special.

The car had been fitted with a 6 litre V8 engine, a rarity of the time when it was made.

Boba Fett may have first appeared in the 1978 television rarity, "The Star Wars Holiday Special, " but he had been in the works for a while.

Owing to the relative rarity of engine tests, a complete discussion of proper methods will not be presented.

IT WAS a rarity for Japan: two notable acquittals within a month.

Due to the rarity of that disease, the recent trials each involved more than 60, 000 children.

And though Chinese students don't drink as much as their American peers, late night carousing is no rarity.

This blandness masks the rarity of her brain . Because whatever else Savant is , she is not a fraud .

One reason for the rarity of relationships with large age gaps is that modern societies tend to look down on them.

He was an Italian-American, a rarity among lawyers.

Britain's liberal energy market, in which long-term contracts are a rarity, is a bigger obstacle.

Btw the increasing rarity of Yuan Ming edition and popularity of the pirate edition also makes new comers hard to know.

In this case report, we report a case of oral myofibroma of a six- year-old boy. Because the rarity of the case, we report it.

The most contentious debate in forensic DNA involves the use of statistics to estimate the rarity of a given DNA profile.

These wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar ) are a rarity, as most Atlantic salmon today spend their time on fish farms.

The totally paperless office is still a rarity in the business world.

any piece of furniture or decorative object or the like produced in a former period and valuable because of its beauty or rarity.

Yes, there is always the chance you will hit the lottery and your story will be picked up be some huge player, but that's a rarity.

Large-scale exercises are a rarity for the conscript army, which in any case is heavily committed in Chechnya.

Billionaires' First Jobs Mark Zuckerberg is a rarity among billionaires--he hit the jackpot with his first full-time job.

You can't imagine how happy I was to be the proud owner of a personal computer, which was then still a rarity.

Living close to work is a rarity with today's commuter lifestyle.

the rarity of the images alone makes them valuable , but the shots also raised an intriguing question about the gas giant ' s composition.

On the contrary, the writers and artists who appreciate natural science or engineering technology are rarity of rarities.

As more whale species recover after centuries of slaughter and the rarity question fades, what arguments against whale hunting will hold up?

A certain rarity of relation to music could preserve an ability to choose what one hears, and thus a flexibility in listening.

Sixteenth hole, 365 yards; A rarity, in the sense that the hole definitely plays better in a particular wind direction.

What is most important when purchasing an antique rug is to consider the age, origin, rarity, condition and , of course, its beauty.

Because of the rarity of this disorder, the natural course, extensive evaluation of untreated fetuses, and late follow-up remain unclear.

In the late 1990s, the big servers seemed unstoppable and rallies of more than three shots were a rarity.

The risk of hanging an innocent person is too great, they say. At the same time, the rarity of execution means it is no deterrent.

The attraction of dahongpao, a form of Oolong, is its rarity.

If the idea takes off, maybe one day the disposable plastic lid will be collected for its rarity value, rather than its everyday charms.

Although the incident led to renewed calls for the use of condoms in porn films, this remains a rarity.

Luxury is a way of living: refinement, rarity, . . .

Be a rarity in this relationally challenged world. Let Christ's resurrection and reconciliation be visible in you.

This is to be expected because the extraordinary rarity of these profiles is what gives them their conclusiveness AS evidence.

One member of the group has a crank-powered mp3 player, yesterday a conversation piece, today a staggeringly valuable rarity.

This is actually a rarity. . . as most people just sing and do an adequate job. . . but a special few singers can move me beyond words.

Albino wallabys usually bear brown-colored offsprings and a baby kangaroo all-white as its mother is a rarity.

The ear is the sure clue to him: only a musician can understand the play of feeling which is the real rarity in his early plays.

That would be a rarity for Russia.

Madame Merle had had that note of rarity, but what quite other power it immediately gained when sounded by a man.

A thing is valued in proportion to its rarity.

She is a rarity in China: a self-made woman at the top in a country where, in her words, "men are in charge, politically. "

No one discovers a rarity by chance. A truly dedicated searcher for art treasures.

Being a rarity, Schreiber said, adds extra stress to an already pressured career path.

They are a rarity for this segment in China, with their years of experience in online marketing and advertising.

They may now inherit land, a rarity in many parts of Africa.

In the past, returning overseas Chinese students were a rarity and were much sought after.

Make cancer and heart disease a rarity instead of a common occurrence.

The rarity value of the Olympic Games to broadcasters has enhanced its actual value.

The index dissatisfying with average rarity is named as marginal diversity index.

Followers of Jesus may yet become a rarity in his homeland.

On other campuses, halal food remains a rarity, though many Muslim students have learnt to cope.

He knows that chocolate, a relative rarity for Indonesians, is a staple for Americans.

A rarity before the turn of the century, kidnapping has reached epidemic proportions.

In psychology, possessing an IQ at and above 180 may qualify you as an intellectual rarity.

That makes business networking a rarity among online networking sites.

The Conservatives are helped by the rarity of coalition rule in Britain.

Snow is a rarity around the equator.

Time network information easily accessible, innovative because of its rarity and to create new value to generate new business model.

Praise must be a rarity or else the value is lost.

They look with admiration to Osama bin Laden and are united beyond clan lines, a rarity in Somalia.

Still, movies like 'Bridesmaids' are a rarity.

True love is a rarity, wealth does not buy, shall not occupy.

Like in Shanghai museum's type, hitom kiln museum in Taipei to wash the trecenezago fu printing glaze were classified as "the rarity. "

That painting is real rarity; the painter seldom painted landscapes.

But with the declining emphasis in schools, neatness is becoming a rarity.

The sort of planned giving, structured over several years, that is common in America is a rarity in Britain.

The rarity of the feeling made it more difficult to manage.

Mr. Sherman says Gaia uses "forced forms of rarity, " or limited editions of items.

Here we will have rarity of activities and a chance to exchange ideas with each other.

I wish Sir Harold could see the scale and rarity of his pupil's plantings nowadays.

McCormick gets a degree in biology, which was such a rarity for women in this time period.

Yet in Iraq itself Hello is still a rarity.

For private-sector workers, such jobs have become a rarity.

Such nuances, she says, not only fascinate collectors, but determine rarity and therefore prices.

It is almost incredible to think that when our grandparents were born cars were a rarity.

Anakin is a true rarity in the movies, an open and passionate male character.

Many drive for hours, eager to glimpse the rarity before the cold fronts of autumn carry it back south.

No wonder then that a shop like Gurgaon's Easy Day is still a rarity in India.

However, as the time passes by, its original editon becomes a rarity.

The Lakers now face almost an entire week of down time, a rarity so early in the season.

Many animals are endangered by their rarity and beauty.

Equity will be spread among minority shareholders, a rarity in Asia.

Old people's homes are a rarity in China, catering for only about 1% of the over-65s, far less than in most Western countries.

In fact, for some, it is an exotic rarity, far more exciting than the average French cafe.

At the same time, the rarity of execution means it is no deterrent.

The complete loss of a Navy ship due to an accident during peace time "is a rarity, " Commander Stockman said.

Rock is a rarity on an island of sand.

life is the gift that god bestows us , arrive at only when rarity.

The Monet work is another rarity to come on the market.

As a result, all blood banks tested every sample of blood, and post transfusion hepatitis due to hepatitis B became a rarity.

The rarity of hair colour will dictate the price.

The actor's inflammatory words are a rarity in China where celebrities and other religious group seldom openly engage in gay bashing.

Loincloths, called "fundoshi" in Japanese, were worn by adult men in the past, but they are now a rarity.

No one discovers a rarity by chance.

One may even issue credit cards, a rarity in Myanmar.

Value is determined by many factors including rarity of type, size, condition, aesthetic appeal, and so on.

These stamps have great rarity value.

She had blonde hair, a rarity in our family.

With the conversation scope in the picture, the need for the session scope is a rarity, and you can use it more deliberately.

In an industry built around myths the idea is appealing, because it draws more attention to the rarity of the sparkling rocks.

Such brutal clarity is, however, a rarity in the world of complex derivatives.

Offensively, the Lakers are a rarity: A team that both gets to the line a lot and attempts a lot of 3s.

Accuracy. It's also famous for its rarity.

Movie is a rarity in countryside.

It may seem impossible to put a price on Stonehenge, for example, because of its rarity value.

But Commerce remains a rarity.

Due to its rarity in the nature and difficulty in culture, A. camphorata is mainly produced by submerged culture.

Casual conversation with many of my colleagues became a rarity .

Visitors were a rarity in the village.

Because of their relative rarity, they are often missed.

Often they are chosen for their beauty, rarity, or some other special feature.

"I thought it was fishy, " said Mr. Calzadilla, who is based in Fort Lauderdale, where Chinese buyers are a rarity.

A gorgeous boat! What precious rarity is on board?

It is a rarity. Forty-one states face budget gaps; North Dakota has a surplus of $1. 2 billion.

The artist pur sang is a rarity.

Reel to reel is living rarity.

Helium's rarity on Earth and relative abundance in America are cosmic and planetary accidents.

Despite its rarity, this is not difficult.

This reflects their focus in the States (get the degree) and the rarity of informal political discussion in China.

Rain is a rarity in the desert.

The plough became a rarity on these farms, and the whole of the feeding was based on permanent grass.

The simple fact is that living a cash-only lifestyle these days is a rarity.

Such stamps are expensive because of their rarity.

These stamps have great value because of their rarity.

And they will apologize without hesitation shortly after they lose their temper, which is a rarity.

A red topaz is a rarity.

Rhododendron collectors will want to get their hands on one because of its rarity and historical significance.

I'm special. I'm rare. in rarity there is value.

The space has a ceiling that is six metres high, a rarity in the city.

But it was impossible to study IGF1 in humans in the same way due to the extreme rarity of the naturally occurring GHR mutation.

Their rarity makes it extremely difficult to study these injuries in a prospective or randomized manner.

The round-backed armchair is a rarity in the antique traditional furniture of our country.

This is not a new suggestion, but brain cancer is rare, and its rarity makes it hard to study systematically.

It is the intelligent crystallization of people of Dong, and the rarity in national culture of our country and ancient building legacy too.

These 10 cars are listed not only because of their rarity, but also because of their bold design.

Ms Sandford, who is tall and fair-haired, is enough of a rarity in China to draw curious stares when she steps outside her office.

The regular Hong Kong trading session includes a two-hour lunch break, a rarity among leading exchanges.

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However, because of its rarity the most common type is the fresh water cultured ones.

films reflect reality & how it will be good in the end. but real life is so tough. happy endings r a rarity. hockey woes should end happily

Experimental study on mechanism and rarity of metastases in skeletal muscle

life is very rarity, do not destroy it

The Rarity of Female Characters in Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tales

The Rarity of Ancient Chinese Paintings

Flowers of such beauty and rarity

Solid, serious news is becoming a rarity

A job for life is now a rarity;