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He rose to his feet in a fury to leave no doubt about where he stood on the issue.

She rose to her feet, slapping aside the hands of her unworthy escorts and climbing out of the boat unaided.

Li Peng, the former premier, was the longtime ruler of the power sector, where two of his children rose to hold powerful jobs.

It both rose to the moment and transcended it: after days of noise and rancour, he carved out a moment of calm.

"I just want to be near her, " he said, and he rose to help his mother with dinner.

Harvard still gained the top spot, but the number of British universities in the top 20 rose to twice that of the Jiao Tong rankings.

Grantaire rose to his feet with a start, stretched out his arms, rubbed his eyes, stared, yawned, and understood.

In a little while he rose to the surface of the water with the ball in his mouth, and threw it on the grass.

This man had exercised the office of turnkey with so much vigilance, acuteness, and fidelity, that he gradually rose to be governor.

Over the next decade he rose to become principal scientist and senior strategist for the company.

Jennifer watched as Michael Moretti rose to his feet. He looked calm and relaxed. Boyish was the word that came to Jennifer's mind.

He rose to the surface; but the bystanders, when they heard he had seen the treasure, persuaded him to dive again. He dived.

He'd been crouching down, the better to shine light on to the body, but he rose to his feet again.

As he hiked , the sun slowly rose to it's apex in the sky, turning the sky a rich, golden blue and signifying that it was now noon.

Brayton rose to his feet and prepared to back softly away from the snake.

tripped Having tripped over another athlete's foot, he fell down on the track, but he soon rose to his feet and limped to the finish line.

Heyward rose to his feet, moved his chair well back and calmly surveyed the nineteen other men around the table.

he was ushered into a simple and elegant drawing - room , and the count rose to meet him with a smiling air.

But he was a gallant warrior, and when he rose to make his final adieu his mouth was grimly set and his shoulders were squared.

He rose to international fame at the age of 17 as a member of the Beatles and went on to a career as a leading British film producer.

and when he rose to his feet to stagger on into the day, it was included in the pack on his back.

Mr Zuma is charismatic and canny, as you would expect of a guerrilla who rose to be head of intelligence for the now-ruling ANC.

He rose to go, but suddenly sat down again and turned to look into Tseng Tsang-hai's face, which betrayed His rage and mortification.

The anger which had been buried inside me rose to the surface.

I rose to help him, he lay in my ears says mumblingly, Mimi, lend me a few days, accompany me around your city.

As a protege of Rupert Murdoch's, Brooks quickly rose to be one of the U. K. 's most powerful journalists.

"That is why we must talk to Floria, " Anakin said. He rose to his feet in one quick movement and began to run.

Through his own effort, the young man soon rose to a position as the general manager of the company.

The man rose to his feet to bow, the woman continued to sit, a fixed smile on her otherwise unreadable face.

When he was strong enough to stand without support, he rose to his feet.

He started as a stunt rider, and from there rose to be one of the great stars of the early Westerns.

Indeed, a strong case can be made that I rose to the presidency on the shoulders of my personal friends, the now legendary FOBs.

Back at the breakfast buffet, the young woman who I'd (almost) bumped into at the cornflake dispenser, rose to leave with her entourage.

The writer instantly rose to fame in 1950 with the publication of a novel inspired by his experience with a girl on a farm.

The soldiers broke off their game. Scar rose to his feet, brow beetling. "What did you say, dwarf? Who do you think you are? "

But exports rose to $178 billion, pulling the trade deficit to its lowest level in three months, said the Commerce Department.

The temperature rose to such an extent that the firemen had to leave the burning house.

She forgot her scruples, and as he rose to say good-bye, her eyes were shining.

In melted zones, it was possible for denser materials to sink towards the center, while lighter phases rose to the surface.

But you rose to that challenge, and continue to do so, as you continue to support the work of reconstruction.

The Dodger said nothing more but led Charley Bates into the house and up the stairs. When Fagin saw the m enter, he rose to his feet.

Baidu search engine in the continuous optimization algorithm, the more valuable site will rose to the surface, go to the front row.

The metal piles up in warehouses in Shanghai, where inventory rose to record levels in the opening months of the year.

When my life was ebbing away, I remembered you, Lord, and my prayer rose to you, to your holy temple.

enlighten and in the company of Jack, Rose, to find back long lost happiness, finally re-filled smile on her face.

As their wine was measuring out, a man parted from another man in a comer, and rose to depart.

Born the son of a village salt merchant and raised by his widowed mother, Chiang Kai-shek rose to rule the world's most populous country.

After particularly weak U. K . manufacturing data , the Aussie dollar rose to its highest rate against the British pound since 1985 .

How bright and welcome the sun looked as he rose to the water surface coughing and spluttering!

When the guest speaker failed to arrive, the chairman rose to the occasion and made a very amusing speech himself.

As the Dutch master prepared for his last competitive appearance on English soil, the crowd rose to give him a standing ovation.

It was one of the many moments when the audience rose to their feet.

Nought but that? ' cried the young Fisherman in wonder, and he rose to his feet.

She rose to call an ambulance, and he grabbed her hand with unusual strength.

He said in the weeks that followed the eyes of the world were fixed on Beijing. He said America's athletes rose to the occasion.

As the audience rose to applaud, it was perhaps unaware that the tune was the same as Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA" .

Leaves, brown with long immersion , rose to the surface and vanished back into the depths .

Mr. Brown rose to his feet and let into the last speaker.

In other precious metals, platinum and palladium both rose to their highest in more than a year on Tuesday before retreating.

It said the number of U. S. job postings on the Internet rose to 4. 7 million on Dec. 1, up from 2. 7 million a year earlier.

The United States is perhaps the quintessential example of a society that rose to global dominance through its relative tolerance.

He rose to his feet in terror, feeling sticky and fat, and rushed to the open window to gulp in fresh air.

The spray dome formed by the explosion rose to a height of 900 feet above the surface of the water.

He had decided that he would go on investing money in the funds until they rose to a hundred francs.

The average cost of a metric ton of wheat rose to $246 in 2010 compared with $218 a year earlier.

Broadcasting2 was in Oprah's blood, so her talk show rose to number one in less than a year.

The policeman rose to his feet, bowed to us and then clicked his heels together.

When she slept little Thumbelina lay in her cradle on a tiny heap of violets, with the petal of a pale pink rose to cover her.

The cost of borrowing dollars for three months in the London interbank market rose to its highest level in nearly four months.

A balancing cleansing foam , rich in the living energy of rose to leave the skin clean, fresh and hydrated.

We told him there'd be lots of single young women at the party, and he rose to the bait.

The United States is the quintessential example of a power that rose to global dominance through tolerance and diversity.

The market soared one day and tanked another day; and to its rhythm20, my spirit rose to the sky and then fell into the hell.

He rose to the dignified platform and began to make a speech .

Why we rose to rule, while our hominin relatives died out, has long been a curiosity for scientists.

'The crickets, to my surprise, all rose to the surface, ' he recalled.

Said the tube-rose to the skunk, "Oh, most noble swift runner, please run swiftly! "

Suharto rose to power after leading the military in 1965 to put down what was officially called an attempted communist coup.

The stunned audience, many in tears, rose to a standing ovation at the conclusion of his performance.

Rose was forced to choose between the two men, is professor of charming romantic or old police? The film eventually rose to be?

Hawking occupied the position long before he rose to fame on the back of his bestseller, A Brief History of Time.

But she rose to new prominence with her actions in the committee room in Parliament on Tuesday.

He gave her a single flower, a red rose, to show his love.

And this week, protectionist tensions rose to the surface in both countries.

The number of workers in the United States applying for state unemployment benefits rose to the record high level in more than a month.

Speculators are increasingly betting that the eurozone crisis could escalate as short positions against the euro rose to a fresh record.

She rose to her feet and seemed about to fly from the hall, restraining herself only with the most apparent difficulty.

On Monday, the yen rose to 88. 22 to the dollar, its highest level since the beginning of this year.

On December 6th prices rose to a two-year high as Britain recorded one of its highest-ever levels of electricity demand.

But in the 1970s, as he rose to prominence in his field, he refused to declare allegiance to Nicolae Ceausescu, the Romanian dictator.

Jiangxi Copper, the country's biggest producer of the metal, hit a six-week high after copper prices rose to $9, 480 a metric ton in London.

Gold miners' stocks advanced as bullion rose to its highest in about three weeks on concerns about a spreading debt crisis in the euro zone.

Clearing the next few weeks when the next batch of quarterly contracts, is expected to be hard coke refining rose to 300 dollars per tonne.

Great waves formed and spread as the hulk rose to the surface.

As Keith approached the finishing line, the crowd rose to their feet as one man, cheering him on.

The death toll from a spate of tornadoes that hit southern states at the end of April rose to at least 340.

As soon as he stopped talking, I rose to ask questions.

Earlier reports said the number of accidents rose to 456 dead people.

The number of pending home sales rose to it's highest level in two and half years last month.

worn out with this torture of thought , i rose to my knees.

Charcoal, nearly black shadow that with a shimmer that changes from a brilliant aqua to rose to lavender, depending on the light.

Mr. Medvedev rose to chief of staff and was also made chairman of the state gas monopoly, Gazprom.

Mr. Bush said the country rose to the challenge posed by terrorists.

"The [mutation] rose to extremely high frequency in a relatively short time, implying that the selective force was quite strong, " Su says.

the number of personal bankruptcies rose to a historic high . household income and consumer spending declined.

He put it back into his pack, rose to his feet and staggered on.

US stocks rose to a new post-crisis high, while the dollar was close to a three-year low as he spoke.

When she want go back I said, take a bunch of rose to adorn your room and you can smell its fragrance.

Hardly had he finished his talk when someone rose to ask him questions.

With one relative with cancer, the SIR rose to 3. 01, and with two or more, it was 3. 45.

He put it back into his pack, rose to his feet and continued.

Somebody persuaded Stalin to execute the cream of his officer corps during the years Hitler rose to power.

During the first half of the sixteenth century the city of Rome gradually rose to a position of cultural leadership.

HP's fourth-quarter earnings beat analysts' estimates (net income for the quarter rose to $2. 5 billion, up 5% from a year earlier).

From the previous cost of simple, price competitiveness, but gradually rose to marketing channels in every link of the game.

The index rose to its highest since February, and contracted on a yearly basis at the slowest rate since December 2008, Harriott added.

The spread demanded by investors to hold Irish bonds rose to a new euro-era record, and spreads on Greek and Portuguese bonds also shot up.

The waiting well, waits for your this rose to open, Man Shan fresh flower, only then you are most lovable.

The company said profit rose to $278 million, or 52 cents per share, from $13. 4 million, or 3 per share, in the same quarter a year ago.

The word "Sorry" rose to his lips, but he bit it back.

On the morning of the fifth day, when he rose to go, the girl's father said, "Refresh yourself. Wait till afternoon! "

The sun rose to the mid sky and doves cooed in the shade. Withered leaves danced and whirled in the hot air of noon.

Again the next Saturday, at exactly the same time, I found myself delivering another rose to her.

Every Saturday night, all through that lazy spring. I used to take a rose to Miss Caroline Wellford.

After many years, a woman he knew rose to a position of world prominence.

" You think, " said Xiao Feng rose to go.

The waters of the city's Industrial Canal rose to the very top of the concrete floodwall which channels it through the suburbs.

The pace of home sales rose to a seasonally adjusted rate of 384, 000 a year, the highest level since November.

Copper rose to a four-month high yesterday as optimism about Chinese demand buoyed the industrial metals markets amid tightening supplies.

Japan has intervened in the world's currency market to weaken the yen, after it rose to a 15-year high against the U. S. dollar.

The Indian chief rose to his feet and left Hay Stockard's camp to return to his village.

When Nash sat down, a fourth man rose to speak.

Of the hundreds of media queries that the authors received about the shooting, questions about forgiveness rose to the top.

The magnate's pride seemed piqued, and he rose to the bait. "Of a much bigger ship, " he rumbled.

He rose to his feet as she walked into the room.

Net income for the three months ended December 31 rose to $57. 7m from $47m a year earlier, the company said.

They would keep on buying until the price rose to a point where they saw no further opportunity of future profit.

She rose to head the business in 1987 and made it the top seller of baby milk food nationwide for 15 consecutive years.

Spending dropped off sharply during the last economic cycle once food and energy spending rose to 13% of disposable income, she says.

The protesters have been seeking the resignation of Mr Abhisit, who they claim rose to power illegitimately through a back-room deal.

Often the seafloor rose to within two meters of the surface of the water.

' 'Here, then, ' he said, opening it, and pulling her out I rose to follow, but he turned the lock again.

The data came a day after a report showed factory activity in December rose to its highest level since April 2006.

Circulation at the Wall Street Journal, which includes paying online subscribers, rose to more than 2m, making it America's biggest paper.

Asian currencies rose to multi-month highs yesterday amid mounting speculation that China would let the renminbi appreciate.

European stocks rose to a two-year high as reports reassured investors that the global economic recovery is intact.

That figure rose to 51 per cent when joint ventures or other overseas business relationships, rather than investments, were involved.

Such discretion allowed him to retain his standing as the Empire rose to power.

Their slice of the trading of Kospi 200 index futures and options rose to 10% this year, from about 5% a year ago.

vt. When I came into the office, the principal rose to welcome me.

The Swedish-Tatar relations rose to a new level during the Great Northern War.

He glanced quick round, and rose to his feet.

I quickly rose to say: Both of my teachers, I respectfully two teachers.

Mr Blankfein, who became chief executive in 2006, rose to the top touting careful conflict management as a competitive advantage.

Oberon rose to fame in the early 1980s as an eccentric who claimed to have created the world's first unicorn.

As the man began to eat his French fries. I rose to my feet, went over and said that I was willing to buy another meal for them.

When I sat down, a fourth student rose to speak.

They rose to a great height, folded their wings and dropped headlong like three rocks towards the lake.

The questions rose to my throat but I could not ask them, unprepared for any answers.

At the same time, the oil price rose to its highest level in ten months, thanks to a strike and other disruptions in Nigeria.

Thousands of banks failed, a devastating deflation set in, output plunged by a third and unemployment rose to 25%.

Total system-wide loans outstanding rose to just shy of Rmb49, 000bn at the end of the month, more than double the total of February 2007.

With great effort, he rose to his feet.

The idea of having Rex as the face of the Star Wars brand in 2010 quickly rose to the top.

The submarine rose to the surface.

The 21-year-old singer, who rose to fame on the back of her MySpace page, presented herself to police yesterday.

On Monday, though, the yuan rose to a high, which traders attributed to easing concerns about a shortage of dollars in the market.

Computing has changed radically since Microsoft rose to prominence 25 years ago with its operating system for IBM's personal computer.

When a new chieftain rose to power, his rule began with a ceremony at Lake Guatavita.

After a long silence, one freshman rose to his feet.

The speed at which the dollar rose to prominence suggests that the yuan might be an international currency as soon as 2020, says Mr.

Her little chin quivered and a sob rose to her throat.

August exports fell 23. 4 per cent from a year ago, though shipments rose to a seasonally adjusted 3. 4 per cent from July.

When I sat down, a fourth man rose to speak.

A rural Catholic bishop, Mr Lugo rose to national prominence as a liberation theologian and advocate for land reform.

Thus there would be no net price advantage left to U. S. exporters as domestic costs rose to offset the effect of the nominal depreciation.

This thought, watching, suddenly found that touch the horizon into clouds looming faint rose to cast a warm land of light.

After she finished her drink, she discreetly checked her watch and rose to say goodbye.

Jack still asked Rose to promise him not to give up the hope of life.

International oil prices rose to a new record on Friday as US drivers took to the roads on their annual summer holiday.

So I rose to the occasion and guessed that what she might be wondering about was what types of housing are common on the Chinese mainland.

In the 18th century, porpoises were described as so common they sometimes darkened the sea as they rose to draw breath.

Then the land rose to another ridge, another dry spot, and another encampment.

Martin Luther King Jr. rose to prominence in the 1950's and 60's as the young leader of a non-violent protest movement for racial equality.

His color rose to a heated red and his face was virtually unrecognizable .

Originally made of tin, the vuvuzela rose to popularity in South Africa at football matches in the late 1990s.

When the refining temperature rose to a certain point, although the yield of refining oil changed, the v. . .

I took the juice with the heart, watering and you rose to dating, you do come, with Lily coming?

Whenever she rose to her feet to speak, they would chant "Ditch the bitch. "

His friends cherished great confidence on his works before he rose to fame.

Then, it was factories and production, and America rose to dominance. The industrialist owned the wealth.

A report today may show U. S. consumer confidence rose to a seven-month high in December.

Pete Anderson rose to fame as a producer, guitarist and backup singer for country superstar Dwight Yoakam.

As resources to people, and rose to the scientific integration, highly efficient imperative configuration.

before he had time to realize what was happening, he rose to fame.

Tokyo concert is in the history of guns and rose to a great event!

Jiang, who trained as an electrical engineer, rose to national prominence as mayor of Shanghai.

Soon he alone rose to the ball of hydrogen by 3000 meters high, made a separate 35-minute flight.

But with me she will not dance, for I have no red rose to give her "; "

Rose to long fill do not decline, the river is inexhaustible.

Unemployment rose to one-quarter of the labour force in important countries, including the US.

He rose to his feet and left the room without a word.

Amazon's sales rose to around $5. 5 billion in the third quarter of the year, up by almost 30% from a year before.

A water tower rose to one side, its tattered stone adorned with a zodiac sign.

Then I would take the narrow box and pedal furiously through the quiet streets and deliver the rose to Miss Caroline.

At the end of the semester we invited Rose to speak at our football banquet.

Then, suddenly, her shaking hands rose to her mouth and she began laughing out loud.

Secondly, the independent innovation rose to higher and higher levels without a stop.

She rose to power by being a political pragmatist who took advantage of very opportunity that presented itself.

During the floods the river water rose to the height of the main road beside it.

And then he saw a familiar silhouette in the window's dim square and watched as the black shadow of a hand rose to tap the pane.

But as a general rule Bertha checked the sarcasms that constantly rose to her tongue.

During this period, maternal basal metabolic rate rose to a peak, and the fetal growth rate reached its peak.

Sugar rose to a three-year high; wheat reached its highest price since January and tin hit a six-month peak.

They said that a sea of dead fish rose to the surface, covering hundreds of square yards of water.

China's stock market rose to a new peak yesterday as investors shrugged off a broad-based regional sell-off .

Crystal lives with her handler and trainer Tom Gunderson and his family. She first rose to fame in the 1997 film George of the Jungle.

A widely tracked measure of European funding costs rose to levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis.

After many years of struggle, he finally rose to greatness.

She rose to her feet and hurled statistics into the stunned and silent air.

Petals 5, usually purple, sometimes white, rose to dark red, apex usually emarginate or with a prominent notch.

The percentage of homeowners delinquent on mortgage payments rose to 7 percent, up from 5. 6 percent a year ago.

As soon as I mentioned the money , he rose to the bait and became really interested .

As Kissinger reminds us, war was the result when Germany rose to challenge Britain economically and geopolitically 100 years ago.

I finally get a back and see I was tired of the look of the tea sweat , I rose to fights , said : You sit seats on .

Hager rose to the rank of Unteroffizier and served as a company commander's tank radio operator.

Tom rose to his feet and moved towards the window.

After a long silence, one freshman rose to his feet. "Now then mister, why do you consider yourself an idiot? "

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The Philadelphia Fed's employment index in March rose to its highest reading since August 2007.

He rose to his feet at once.

He rose to an important position in the company.

The hedgehogs dropped their spoons, rose to their feet, and ducked their heads respectfully as the two entered.

BEIJING, Oct. 29 Xinhua According to foreign reports, Indonesian officials said the quake triggered a tsunami death toll rose to 29, 408.

In May prices for copper, nickel and other metals rose to record levels, although they have since fallen a bit.

Then rose to the surface.

Her tears ceased to flow, and her great spirit rose to its full stature again.

On Friday, they finally rose to the pulpit to give Citigroup and Bank of America an overdue eulogy, cutting their ratings.

Mr Paulson, by contrast, rose to the top of the firm through investment banking, which is largely about dealmaking.

Mike rose to his feet and ran towards the window.

Amy rose to comply with outward composure, but a secret fear oppressed her.

Non-stop rain, rain go on, feelings can not tell. 1000 rose to you, want you to good to love herself.

He died in our place to pay for our sin, and he rose to life again and now rules in heaven over everything in the entire universe.

Eurozone inflation recently rose to a six-year high propelled by high oil and food prices.

When Pires suffered a serious knee injury before the run-in, Ljungberg stepped into the Frenchman's position and rose to the challenge.

Scientists had speculated that dinosaurs rose to prominence when an asteroid struck Earth and wiped out other species.

One faction is made up of those officials who rose to power through the Communist Youth League.

Worried investors shifted funds into traditional safe havens gold and the Swiss franc, which both rose to record highs in dollar terms.

I never use rose to adorn in your coffin, because red rose or white rose all not suitable to adorn deep sleep's you.

The play was a challenge for the actors but they rose to the occasion.