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He rarely switches on to hear any of the classical music he professes to be so keen on.

Mr Pandit professes not to be concerned by the prospect of going down in history as Citi's last chief executive.

Barcelona are among the clubs reportedly considering a bid for Eboue, but he professes not to be concerned about being used sparingly.

Somebody who practices(or professes)a formal approach to programming may also be known as a software engineer.

He has been here these two years, and will not tell who he is, or whence, but professes that he does not go by his right name.

In the battle against global warming, Gordon Brown professes to see an opportunity to save the world.

The Canadian government professes publicly that he is free to come home and is providing him with food and shelter.

If a woman professes love for an unrestricted man before they have had sex, it makes him happy.

While Filter professes to be members' only, emailing in a reservation request can sometimes snag you a table.

Some people pointed out that Mr. Li is not as great a master of English as he professes.

I enclothe how many website to what the mom in A professes, more or less to visit a quantity everyday, it is to be without interest really.

To the popular mind, science is completely inimical to religion: science embraces facts and evidence while religion professes blind faith.

The agency's director-general, Mohamed ElBaradei, professes himself encouraged by the apparent change of heart.

Mahmoud Abbas, who professes to be president for all Palestinians, stays away.

This youth of Tianjin professes " computer idiocy " , encounter dead airplane the metropolis is panic-stricken.

It professes support for the international system, but shows great reluctance to accept any constraint on national sovereignty.

If you kiss her once in a while, she professes you are cold .

Yet France's financiers have helped develop the very markets the political elite professes to deplore.

He professes that the global economy suffers from a critical shortage of safe assets.

Someone who professes to live one style of life but reality tells a much different story.

is regarded as or professes to be a savior or liberator.

Jack professes to know everything about sculpture .

Europe professes to be doing the same but more slowly, prompting concerns in America that business will flow to big European banks.

Father, red sorghum claims to cure your fever; the age-old walnut tree professes.

As a result, the saying "Lord Ye loves dragons" is used to describe someone who insincerely professes affection for something.

Every country professes that it is following after peace.

So, I go to the gym every morning before I start filming because I need to be physically strong as well, " professes Liu. "

Giacomo reclaims his daughter, and the King professes his love.

The gazpacho tastes good, and Dilnot professes to enjoy his ham.

She professes to pray for guidance on even relatively mundane matters, such as hiring campaign staff.

Although it professes to care about due process, the US countenances several kinds of double jeopardy.

Although he professes admiration for Friedman, he proposes in elegant, powerful prose a frontal challenge to the revolutionary bureaucrat

The test of a person who professes to be a Christian is this-is he walking the same way that Christ walked?

if you kiss her once a while, she professes you are cold

Science professes to draw no conclusions but such as are based on matters of fact, things that have actually happened;