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Her face took on the semblance of a look of happiness as she put on her hat to go below.

I feel like tearing out the hair on my own head. It would be what they describe as the uncanny semblance between owners and their pets.

There was no great passion in her, but the drift of things and this man's proximity created a semblance of affection.

I do not want this great cause to be weakened by even a semblance of any personal advantage to any individual.

The EUR has at least found a semblance of stability, as expectations that Eurozone officials find some way of the crisis, has intensified.

This kind of relational semblance looked like mutually connects, infact certainly does not look like the others to see like this.

Although there was an occasional classic French, or a semblance of Italian, by and large it was a gastronomic desert.

Plus, the Trinity has no roots in Hinduism. It is purely superficial and there is no semblance at all.

He hurried to catch her alone, to wreak his tortures on her in a bitter semblance of bodily worship and satiated, then comfortably to spurn.

If I qualified it earlier as a semblance of being, it is because it seems to give us the basis of being.

Inspired by occult philosophy and the teaching of his mentor, Waldman, he builds a creature in the semblance of a man and gives it life.

Christ Michael expressed his desire to maintain a semblance of the laboratory experience he had always envisioned on this jewel planet.

10As the fiercest fighting wound down in 2002, Afghanistan returned to a semblance of normality.

Eg. In the novel, he bears the semblance of an angel and the heart of a devil.

Having destroyed any semblance of democratic institutions and with no rule of law, Mr Putin's rich barons have to rely on shaky agreements.

It had started to rebuild the fractured economy and establish some semblance of confidence.

But as some semblance of risk appetite returns, these markets are beginning to rise once again.

It's a cute baby dragon. It seems to bear some semblance to a horse.

The active installation is available as a C-based script that uses ncurses to give some semblance of a graphical installation.

As formal parties gear up for elections, Thai democratic politics are returning to a semblance of normality.

Once the border was open, West Germany had to offer some semblance of its own prosperity to the east or face mass immigration.

The FBI agent sat at one of the tables with the two Federal marshals, who had roused themselves into a semblance of vigilance.

Flaunts America with the false semblance, was not better than receives in exchange for America with the tribulation sweat.

an outward semblance that misrepresents the true nature of something.

A state that yearns for a semblance of normality between its wars cannot let such attacks become routine.

But a semblance of normality will not mean a return to the spellbinding leverage of the credit bubble.

Television creates the illusion of a linear narrative and gives events the semblance of a beginning, a middle, and an end.

Will that be enough to bring at least some semblance of peace?

That economic relations compel the worker to surrender even the last semblance of equal rights -- here again, that is no concern of the law.

His mouth wore, as always, the semblance of a smile.

Unfortunately, leaders have repeatedly failed to reach any semblance of consensus on a lasting solution to the crisis.

From being "free" to having internal organs, Andrews quest for semblance in a changing world provides the main plot for "Bicentennial Man" .

A similar mechanism had been linked to myelopathies, degenerative conditions of the spinal cord, which bear a pathological semblance to MS.

TagSoup is designed for people who have to process this stuff using some semblance of a rational application design.

Agreeing to mutual cuts in nuclear warheads and launchers is the only chance Moscow has to preserve some semblance of parity with America.

Oddly enough, if Saturn were a dominant automobile brand, this approach might make a semblance of sense.

More helpful still, for investors and companies alike, would be some semblance of currency stability.

Can privacy be preserved while bringing a semblance of safety and security to a world that seems increasingly lawless?

Despite ones on the corner, dream of something warmer A semblance of our old ways, what has happened to our handmade days?

There were ears, half covered by every conceivable semblance of a hat, which still looked stiff and bitten.

Second, the semblance attractive woman not necessarily interesting, the interesting woman certainly very is actually beautiful.

On balance, risk currencies will likely remain under pressure today and the USD may get a semblance of support in the current environment.

First: please first reorganizes own semblance not to put on the slipper.

More is the semblance strong person, in the heart more is frail.

At least put forth a semblance of effort when you scrub the floor.

She says these spaces have recreational and school learning equipment to help children get back to some semblance of normality.

Only after they have disagreed in public does Ms Merkel attempt to impose a semblance of order.

The semblance of a common European approach to Russia's new assertiveness, perhaps?

The shop semblance many are a black, but gives the human one kind of very coordinated feeling.

Semblance joyful I, the innermost feelings very are actually painful, the semblance strong my innermost feelings very are actually weak!

Loan losses are high, but the spreads are so large that with any semblance of credit discipline there should be room for profits.

Ingushetia is still not normal, but Mr Yevkurov has restored some semblance of Russian governance there.

It must not be thought that we ourselves in any way serve as a basis for the semblance.

However Dunhuang is a wisp illusion, is a picture scroll, her smooth line, elegant semblance, wonderful unreliable sound in among.

May discover by the taurus myth that the taurus semblance is tame, but the innermost feelings fill the desire.

This hotel semblance was simple plainly, the light blue color has echoed its seafood building subject dining style.

All semblance of a central government disappeared.

The various earthquakes have left nerves frayed and, as Mr Hinzpeter suggested, Chileans are anxious for a semblance of security.

Along the north-east coast, residents are labouring hard to bring some semblance of normality to their shattered communities.

And when, at length, we made an absurdly smooth start, without any semblance of adventure, I felt woefully disappointed.

So managing and enforcing policies is critical to maintaining any semblance of security on these devices.

My life is approaching some semblance of normalcy after three days of hibernation.

He says the follow-up work to maintain security and build a semblance of basic governance will matter more than the initial fight.

True, Mr Putin restored a semblance or order by concentrating power in the Kremlin and the state security services.

The semblance looked that I am an unprincipled person, but knew that I the person knew I do not go bad ! ! !

It was not until the early 1840s that a semblance of confidence in business was restored.

I retreat further into my corner, trembling and wrapping my arms around my knees for some semblance of warmth.

In the Germanic group of languages, only Icelandic still has a semblance of hl-, hn-, and hr- in pronunciation.

I forced out some semblance of a tune and fled the stage in tears.

whatever semblance of unity and protection it once provided is a phantom. . . a memory.

just put the jigsaw puzzle of life back together in some semblance of order: a drug here, an incision there, and the patient will be cured.

It is in the attraction of opposites that some semblance of wholeness can occur.

What they need is an approximation or even a semblance of normalcy .

The good news is, if you really want to, you can get out while you still have some semblance of humanity.

He escaped under the semblance of a university student.

Outward appearance or aspect; semblance.

Only at restaurants is some semblance of high dining still maintained.

They can only be moral if there is some semblance of human choice or will expressed in the relationship, our ability to do otherwise.

It indeed is the tabletop monster which the saunterer cultivates newly, regardless of being the semblance or intrinsic.

RHETT: With them goes the last semblance of law and order.

The hope is that all this can happen with some semblance of order.

Now, however, a semblance of normal life has resumed in most of the country.

The church is fighting a desperate battle to retain a semblance of unity.

UN and French troops are attempting to restore a semblance of law and order.

As the world economy returns to business as usual, the gold market may also return to some semblance of normality.

In the most intensely turbulent flows, we can often discern a semblance of order through the disorder of the eddies.

The only man who can restore any semblance of balance to our universe. Hi, this is howard wolfowitz.

Whether man's semblance splendidly in today did look like certainly is not most important.

Closer ties to China require some semblance of trust.

Wealth can often purchase not only the semblance of love but its reality.

A superficial aspect; a semblance.

Wealth can often purchase not only the semblance of love but its reality. This is unjust and undesirable but nonetheless a fact.

Yup. Nato forces do the dying, and others profit by the security [or semblance of] which follows.

They can manifest a semblance of one to help you adjust if needed.

Love itself, as I stressed last time, is addressed to the semblance.

An unreal or vague semblance.

a feeBle semBlance of sth.

She put on a semblance of anger.

This is our school classroom building, that is very obviously six buildings, the white semblance gives the human one kind of chaste symbol.

We are not even semblance.

However, if you have some semblance of connectivity, a list of local businesses will then appear.

"WHY" , asked a Chinese negotiator, "is this working-group facing so much difficulty in showing a minimal semblance of being alive? "

If we can dream it, it is logical, and it even seems necessary that psychoanalysis has produced its semblance.

And making your bed is one quick, easy way to get some semblance of a tidy room (even when your closet is anything but. )

Perhaps my semblance might deceive the truth

and so she loses the last semblance of her power

The Significance of Beautiful Semblance,

those clouds have the semblance of a large ship

The semblance union, is similar to the passing scene;

Bear the semblance of an angel

Debunkthe Semblance of Food Packaging Label

Without even the semblance of

Not a semblance of truth to the story

put on a semblance of cheerfulness

Without eventhe semblance of man

to him she took on the semblance

There are piles of papers all over the desk with no semblance of order