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You will understand, dear Prince, that I have been much perplexed by all this, for do what I will a great responsibility rests on me.

Billie Holiday's reputation as a jazz-blued singer rests on her ability to give her emotional depth to her songs.

billie holidays reputation as a great jazz-blue singer rests on her ability to give emotional depth to her songs.

This argument rests on the idea that society, like an organism, possesses a sort of memory of what we usually call its history.

It looks like the iconic iMac, with the guts of the computer buried in a screen that rests on an elegant metal stand.

Belli Holiday's reputation as a great jazz-blues singer rests on her ability to give emotion depth to her songs.

Billie Holidays reputation as a great jazz-blues singer rests on her ability to give emotional depth to her songs.

Her reputation, to a large extent, rests on her novels about Nebraska prairie and the description of immigrants in the American Southwest.

The value of any share of stock ultimately rests on the present value of the company's future cash flows.

The validity of the central field approximation rests on the great mass of the sun and on the relatively great separation of the planets.

Michael anxiously taps his fingers on the door of his cell while Sucre rests on the top bunk.

And in the age of the information economy, our shared prosperity rests on the reliable and secure flow of data on the global network.

As the organization's biggest member, much of the burden of managing all this rests on Saudi Arabia.

The supposed inviolability of quantum cryptography rests on a set of assumptions that do not necessarily carry over into the real world.

Some hedonists claim that this objection rests on a misinterpretation of hedonism.

India's appeal to business rests on the potential size of its market: over 1 billion consumers, spending about $600 billion a year.

"It's not fate, a lot rests on the behaviors and the choices that you make along the way, " she said.

Robbie Turner: Yes but, if all we have, rests on a few moments in a library three and a half years ago then I am not sure, I dont know. . .

True spirituality is not an emotion, experience, or set of behaviors, but rests on the truth found in the Scriptures.

But the demand, in some quarters, for a more radical prospectus rests on a misunderstanding of his Conservatism.

A strong nation is not just made up of individuals, however talented. It rests on our collective efforts as one people.

Its strategy rests on two beliefs: first a global product offers economies of scale with which local brands cannot compete.

As a consequence of this, there appears to be no country in the world where the social order rests on a firmer foundation.

One of the tiger cubs rests on a bale of straw as it has its photo taken.

His budget rests on unrealistic assumptions about America's future economic growth and about the cost of his spending programmes.

All elements on the cover are hot foiled, the whole object rests on an extra produced stand made of stainless steel.

In countries where smoking bans have been implemented, enforcement of the laws typically rests on self-enforcement by the public.

It sleeps a great deal, rests on both legs-in contrast to a healthy (adult) bird and takes little or no nourishment.

Even the much vaunted "government credit" rests on the assumption that its loans will ultimately he repaid out of the proceeds of taxes.

Its role as a reserve currency rests on both the power of inertia and the powerful attraction of the American market.

Mr Putin's reputation rests on four chief claims advanced by his supporters, both at home and abroad.

A young man rests on his bicycle, overcome by fatigue or even despair in the middle of his route.

The building rests on 36 steel columns, elevating it four metres above the surface of the ice.

But a global monetary system that rests on the currency of a single country is problematic, for both issuer and users.

Project picks up its expression from the spirit of flower, a strong form that hovers above the ground and rests on slender supports.

The presence of credit institutions rests on the readiness of people to trust one another and of courts to enforce business contracts.

Cumulate plagioclase appears abruptly at the base of the F unit , which rests on an erosional disconformity.

at the rear of the building the wing-like roof rests on three columns. the form is based onthe movement of a horses leg.

The legal case for the order rests on the supervisory power that inheres in the President's status as head of the executive branch.

Balance rests on truth, being love and light and love and light are the only truth which exists.

Part of his argument rests on a deep concern about "intergenerational equity" .

Such a statement mainly rests on the assumption that the thing will happen.

But that status implicitly rests on the belief that the American government will not exploit its advantages to the full.

Carefully put the jar over the candle until the top of the jar rests on the dish.

Nature in animal as well as human life, he argued, rests on the innate superiority of the strong over the weak.

Healing through prayer rests on heartfelt acknowledgement and affirmation of the power of divine love.

The result is a foreign policy that rests on a defense giant and a number of pygmy departments.

A lone Atlantic walrus rests on what looks to be an undersized ice floe amid a glassy sea in Canada's Foxe Basin.

theory rests on foundation of basic concepts and assumptions that are very broad, few in number, and derived from accounting practice.

Huntington is most famous for "The Clash of Civilizations, " but his scholarly reputation properly rests on his earlier work.

The idea rests on probing any minuscule variations in gravity as it acts on slow-moving neutrons in a tiny cavity.

The answer, surely, is the powerful symbolism of the giant panda, which rests on its continued survival outside captivity.

Dr Johnson's proposal rests on a pattern he and his team found in data on insurgent attacks against American forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.

I wonder if my image is still in your mind and I wonder which day my memory rests on.

Begin with the things that are near you, and apply the idea to whatever your glance rests on.

Japan's wealth rests on bringing in materials, adding value to them, turning them into a product and then selling them.

of nucleation theory rests on its ability to predict closely the critical supersaturation for most liquids in cloud chamber experiments.

Arendt's achievement ultimately rests on Eichmann in Jerusalem, as well as some tough-minded essays and thoughtful profiles.

He works so hard that he never rests on Sunday.

Little Giantess rests on her uncle, the Big Giant as they leave Berlin on October 4, 2009.

The fallen soldier's helmet rests on the weapon's buttstock, shielding it as it once did his silhouette.

Another explanation rests on the unconscious psychological strategy of "cognitive dissociation" .

It must be a peace which rests on the cooperative effort of the whole world.

So reputation, which rests on the integrity of the collectors and physicians, is very important as an assurance of high standards.

Our free enterprise system rests on the conviction that the Federal government should intervene in the marketplace only when necessary.

A police officer's rifle rests on the front seat.

A purely and imaginary object or bits of smoke desiring to get through, but rests on the paper (some on glasses) to the end of time.

The business case for investment in sustainable property currently rests on risk reduction, not proven return advantage.

It rests on fairly standard IMF reforms: substantial expenditure cuts, increases in revenue creation, and improvements in tax collection.

Initially, the piston rests on some stops with the top surface open to the atmosphere.

Trust rests on commitment, reliability, familiarity, transparency and honest and open communication.

The marketing concept rests on four pillars: target market, customer needs, integrated marketing, and profitability.

The credit rating of the EFSF, which rests on the six AAA countries, would be at risk.

The longer a man's gaze rests on a woman when they meet for the first time, the more interested he is.

The deal thrashed out in Durban rests on three main pillars.

It rests on such intangibles as market analysis, sales training, advertising and financial decentralization.

The international status of a country rests on it overall national power.

A small green cottage with a curved roof rests on a soft sandy beach in Maine.

A man carrying his mother rests on a rock Friday on the way to a shelter in China's Sichuan province.

The National Popular Vote plan rests on the powers that states have to create interstate compacts and to appoint electors.

"To the extent global economic prosperity now rests on the shoulders of Europeans, it raises the stakes to where we haven't seen before. "

It rests on awareness of two facts: the massive indebtedness and the lack of competitiveness.

As tenuous as the current state-building is, it rests on the creation of institutions critical to any sustainable economy.

The consistency of this kind of measurement rests on two experimental facts.

However, we submit that the contribution of our paper rests on three areas . . .

But Mr Ahmadinejad says that his country's vaunted superpower status rests on its human and cultural qualities.

The whole approach rests on expanding the pool of employable labour, with intensive careers guidance paid for by welfare savings, he notes.

One theory about the existence of extraterrestrial life rests on the presence of carbon compounds In meteorites.

When a patient suffers an acute stroke, the outcome often rests on how quickly they receive expert care.

The poor boy's hopes rests on his father who left family two year ago.

Here, responsibility rests on individual scientists, the institutions that they work in, and those that sponsor their research.

In certain states, determining who gets the ring rests on who called off the wedding.

Compelling though it seems, as the drama unfolds, the thesis rests on shaky assumptions.

The onus of actually converting the points, lines, and their associated equations into something you can see rests on the drawing library.

Unlike most artists, Peng Si's emphasis on aesthetics and artistic sensibility rests on the density and subtlety of language.

The one valid argument against egalitarian policies rests on a denial that all income and wealth originally belong to the state.

An Atlantic walrus bull rests on a piece of multi year ice near Nunavut, Canada.

Benatar's case rests on a critical but, in his view, unappreciated asymmetry.

A tsunami-tossed boat rests on top of a building amid a sea of debris in Otsuchi, Iwate Prefecture, on March 14.

The credibility of the business case rests on it being as conservative as possible.

Indeed, the caricature of Asian investors in Africa rests on one significant misperception, as well as a broader underlying myth.

Once an organization loses its spirit of pioneering, and rests on its early work, its progress stops.

Check that the child seat rests on the car seat properly.

And Africa's salvation rests on the backs of these Cheetahs.

Patterns in Nature: Butterflies A decorated blue morpho butterfly (Morpho sp. ) rests on a leaf.

So the etymology of hooker the prostitute rests on the criminality of prostitution, not on the bad reputation of Joe Hooker.

Unfortunately, current psychology rests on the model of the independent ego.

Time can appear to move slowly at the Vatican, where religious orthodoxy rests on solid pillars.

Much hope now rests on a pastoral letter that the pope is preparing for Catholics in Ireland.

And while Brazil's progress and potential are not an illusion, its economy still rests on unsustainable features.

It all rests on your assumptions about growth.

The mineral layer quickly dries, and rests on the skin as a completely topical layer.

Social order rests on family education. Family education rests on individual integrity.

For expansion measurements, a probe rests on a sample on a stage with minimal downward pressure.

Baby Harp Seal A baby harp seal rests on the Arctic ice. Its mother can distinguish it from hundreds of others by scent alone.

"Strategic reassurance rests on a core, if tacit, bargain, " Mr. Steinberg said.

Like Japan, China believes that its national security rests on its ability to feed itself.

But that assumes our faith rests on what we can buy and build, and that has never been America's true God.

A male goat rests on the exposed root ball of a palm tree on Tahiti Island.

GTD rests on the principle that a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them externally.

After all, modern economic theory rests on the idea that incentives matter in determining how people behave.

Summarized the drive and each major component shaping rests on as wellas installs the question which the design should pay attention.

The pillow is charged by induction - the pad rests on the bed below the pillow and charges when required.

Our relationship to Christ rests on His deep, tender love to us.

The focus rests on the U. S. and China, the world's two biggest oil consumers.

Something, such as the top rail of a fence, that rests on or is supported by something else.

Ultimately, though, America's authority rests on its economy.

Agreement on an equity alliance thus rests on price and, more important, structure.

Under a beautiful light, a monkey rests on the milennary stones of the Angkor temples, in Cambodia.

In the runnIng position the held loop rests on the top of the open latch.

Capitalism rests on a clear principle: those who get the profits should take the pain.

In the Bible we discover the God-ordained pattern of life. God labors for six days and rests on the seventh.

Panetta's claim that it would rests on the dubious assumption that a nation's strategic ends are fixed.

That rests on the proposition that China is no Japan.

The uniformitarian principle rests on the circumstance.

Above, a buffalo rests on the dried bed of a reservoir in Kunming, Yunnan, on Feb.

That approach rests on the perception that human well-being is determined by wealth, or assets.

Now listen to me! Send back your fellow countrymen you have taken as prisoners, for the Lord 's fierce anger rests on you. '

His claim to literary recognition rests on this great work.

Still, another comeback rests on our ability to make some fundamental changes.

The stately Rose Hall Great House rests on a grassy plantation near Montego Bay.

Otherwise, his "intuition" rests on a shaky foundation.

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But government in both rests on power rather than the law, and has oppressed too many while improving the lot of most.

Thomas Lawrence's literary reputation rests on a body of writing which is almost entirely autobiographical.

But the credibility of SRT-1720 and its cousins also rests on their design as sirtuin activators.

The optimistic case rests on the business world beyond finance.

rests on the China's Civil Law basic principle the right and the voluntary balanced principle.

Radical Islamicism rests on the assumption of male superiority.

The essence of wushu rests on the theories of yin and yang, the five elements and eight diagrams.

It rests on the assumption that nonwhites need the White Messiah to lead their crusades.

Four-time Iditarod champion Martin Buser rests on his sled.

This assertion rests on a misunderstanding.

For our guilt is already great, and his fierce anger rests on Israel.

The burden of economic sacrifice rests on the workers of the plant.

A decorated blue morpho butterfly ( Morpho sp. ) rests on a leaf.

The concept rests on the lack of private property as the apartments will be rented for the period from 1 day to 10 years.

The foundation of our consciousness rests on these two aspects of form together with their dormant static appearance, memory.

The franchise truly rests on Rajon Rondo's freaky spherical shoulders.

Poland's prosperity rests on a surprisingly narrow base.

A country's progress rests on its teachers' shoulders.

The distinction rests on the strategic role the innovation plays.

China's foreign policy rests on the principle of equality and mutual benefit.

NCW rests on two technological underpinnings.

The story rests on a fundamental platform of political pluralism . It's a civilizational story to begin with .

For this reason the present recovery, which is built, as usual, on a surge in private investment, rests on sand.

Today's IT paradigm rests on three broad sets of beliefs related to operating systems, networks and mobility.

However, the delta rule rests on refinements in the notions of average and error.

Its colour makes the moth indistinguishable from the branch it rests on.

Much rests on keeping those roulette wheels spinning .

Chinese society rests on a foundation of guanxi, your network of relationships that is supported by the favors you do and accrue.

The final decision to invest rests on the customers themselves.

Perhaps my cheerfulness rests on a slender hope.

The beautiful rests on the foundations of necessary.

A monkey rests on a wall as another grooms it at the rock fortress ruins in Sigiriya, near Dambulla, July 26, 2009.

It rests on fears that the America we once knew is bleeding away.

One woman's elbow rests on a claim form for lost land and property.

The vomer itself rests on the maxillary and palatine crest.

The fate of the Dillontown team rests on the outcome of one baseball game, winner take all.

rests on a theory called oxidative stress.

That argument rests on a false assumption.

This theory rests on a solid scientific basis.

It feels your skin; it rests on your skin, and it knows when it is you're talking.

A seldom-discussed one is that the current rhetoric often rests on basic misunderstandings of how markets work.

It rests on the assumption that illiteracy is the path to grace.

Yet its ability to get its way rests on economic credibility.

His whole theory rests on a wrong assumption.

Thus, you can discover rests on Ikea the sofa has how comfortably.

The development of incentive compensation systems rests on the two theoretical pillars of expectancy theory and agency theory.

The adjusting screw rests on the high step of the cam.

The whole theory rests on a wrong assumption.

The machine rests on a wide base of steel.

Credit rests on the foundation of character.

The Danish Operation Life Campaign is based on rests on a model used in the American 100K Lives Campaign in order to achieve this goal.

The diagnosis of these conditions still largely rests on the microscopic examination of, for example, faeces.

This is placed inside the funnel, so that the rack rests on the top edges of the bucket or wastebasket.

The pointer rests on the new trendline and the label appears.

Rests on time, does not stay up late.

The key to answering these questions rests on you.

The fate of 5, 500 workers, at plants including Ellesmere Port in Merseyside and Luton, rests on the decision.

Our pride chiefly rests on ignorance.

The new approach rests on reconstructing the family tree of lice.

We had several rests on the way up to the mountain.

Science rests on phenomena.

When he rests, on he puts it.

The machine rests on a bed of concrete.

The FCC's decision rests on the idea of "common carriage" , a principle that is, in fact, far older than the telephone.

18th, the analysis method rests on the Maxwell equation.

Occurs when the mouse pointer rests on the control.

Fallen snow rests on Stonehenge in Salisbury, southern England, January 7, 2010.

Her hand goes out and rests on the birdcage .

The statue rests on a bed of concrete.

Yet its ability to get its way rests on economic credibility. Is it the weakest of the strong, or strongest of the weak?

Instead, it rests on their in-born greed.

This flora rests on a layer of peat.

Using this theory to infer a big bang, however, rests on observations about the large-scale structure of the universe.

also rests on hope more than fact.

The policy rests on two notions.

While this is a worthy objective, it rests on unexamined and unsophisticated assumptions.

Your argument rests on a statement that can't be proved.

A baby harp seal rests on the Arctic ice.

The job rests on your shoulders now.

The common ground rests on a simple proposition and that is that criminals and the dangerously mentally ill shouldn't have guns.

The fate of mankind rests on it.

A queen I am, but my throne is made of burned bones, and it rests on quicksand.

A butterfly rests on a leaf at the National Institute of Biodiversity (INBio) in Santo Domingo de Heredia.

Once the finger rests on the key, the force of gravity cannot pull it down because it is down already.

The resposibility rests on us.

They had several rests on the way up the mountain.

Our hope rests on you.

The way some economists talk about it, you might think that the future of the world economy rests on a cruise ship.

Yao with another dumb 3 second voilation. this loss is suarely rests on yao.

In the West, on the other hand, the idea of progress rests on establishing individual autonomy and liberty.

One-year-old Shadab rests on his mother's legs while taking refuge with his family in a relief camp for flood victims in Sukkur

But the idea rests on all understanding of the established conventions and special responsibilities of the news media

Research on the Insulating Forms of Buildings Rests on the Heat Transfer Theory

The vision that motivated IBM's SOA programming model rests on two central observations, aptly captured by the following quotations

More hope for lasting work rests on Stratford City, a complex of shops, hotels, offices and homes looming above Stratford station,

because so much rests on them and,

rests on the China's Civil Law basic principle the mistake principle;

A related position rests on the claim that what is good is desire satisfaction or the fulfillment of preferences;

GLOBAL STABILITY RESTS ON SHARING THE GAINS

her heavy industry rests on a broad and firm base

According to Stratford, the Bush administration's strategy regarding intellectual property rights in China rests on four pillars

I want to talk about these ideas because so much rests on them and,

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