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The results are fascinating, alternately rife with political irony and revealing of a Chinese reality not always apparent to outsiders.

PetroChina and its Korla subsidiary refused to be interviewed, but one former employee said discrimination was rife within the company.

The problem was that, despite her initial good intentions, she had to work with the system, which is rotten and rife with corruption.

Meanwhile, rumour became rife in the American press and there was the prospect of Parliamentary reactions in London.

Speculation was rife that the detention heralded a crackdown on CDB and a potential challenge to Chen Yuan, the bank's powerful president.

True, job interviews are rife with opportunities for you to embarrass yourself, but hiring managers are more forgiving than you might think.

Mrs Helstone was hardly under the sod when rumours began to be rife in the neighbourhood that she had died of a broken heart.

Rumours of a coup, planned by a cabal of disgruntled senior security men and ZANU-PF bigwigs opposed to any real power-sharing, are rife.

Speculation had been rife for weeks that this year's surprise film would again be from China.

Elephant poaching largely takes place in central Africa, where poverty and political instability are rife.

Cuba does not produce enough and its population is ageing. Theft and absenteeism are rife in workplaces across the island.

Beijing's decision to ask Japan's Air Self Defence Forces to fly relief equipment into Sichuan is rife with symbolism.

Well-written content is usually rife with descriptions that help potential guests understand everything a property has to offer.

One obstacle to effective counter measures is that piracy tends to be rife in poorer regions where law and order has broken down.

In a galaxy engulfed by a terrible civil war rife with spies and assassins, politicians began to rightly fear for their lives.

Suspicions are rife that any bail-out for the banks will inevitably end up bailing out bankers, too, through all manner of hidden channels.

But speculation was rife that he would put in a cameo appearance to wow the faithful during the opening presentation.

And although none of the latest scandals directly involves the prime minister, they suggest that corruption has become rife on his watch.

Speculation is rife, for instance, that Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are about to break their pegs.

Theft of game passwords was rife in Asia, where online games were highly popular, he said.

So the live vaccine is still viewed as the best option in areas where the wild virus is rife.

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But corruption levels are around the global average, which is to say, corruption is rife.

But these were the early 1980s, when unemployment was rife and every job opportunity had to be grasped with both hands.

Some suspect that organised-crime groups from China and South-East Asia, where match-fixing is said to be rife, were involved.

Corruption is rife at all levels of the state, from the top of the security forces to local tax collectors.

Rumours are rife of a lingering conspiracy to retain power in the hands of the old elite, despite promises of democracy.

Police interrogations commonly last up to ten hours and are rife with mental and verbal abuse.

In the blink of an eye, the sky vanishes, and the air is rife with choking dust.

Rumours are rife that LTA will be replacing the other film based cameras along the other expressways to a similar digital system soon.

The modern marketplace is rife with individual-versus-group conflicts like the one that spawned outsized antlers in bull elk.

Parts of the profession, rife with intrusion into private life and made-up quotes, are justifiably called the "gutter press" .

By the end of the year, rumours will be rife of an imminent public-debt restructuring in Greece.

In an environment rife with layoffs, managers are especially comforted knowing a candidate can take on even unanticipated tasks.

With the Higgs likely to emerge in the next few years, speculation over who to credit is rife.

Technology industries are rife with toxic managers, especially brilliant, warped geeks responsible for creating breakthrough technology.

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These chapters, while written for instructors, are also rife with the tips and techniques Greg includes in his live presentations.

One reason may be that foreign gambling syndicates are less interested in baseball and American football (scandals are rife in tennis).

We believe that conditions are rife for moving beyond the t radi t i onal buyer - seller relationship to a comprehensive energy partnership.

Indeed, the country is rife with reports of desperate university graduates unable to find productive employment.

The government of Nigeria, where fakery is rife, recently declared its intention to adopt such a text-based validation system.

"It's just a reflection that China is a big and chaotic place" rife with incomplete data, he says.

Australia's political leadership has been so rife with comedy, it's being turned into a sitcom.

It is the kind of idealism rife in popular music, a world where war is bad and love will save us all.

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The first obstacle they faced in clustering RIFE was to make access to this HashMap thread safe.

For his ersatz loyalty to Cixi, Yuan was named the governor of Shandong province, a region rife with restive groups of anti-foreign militia.

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Environmental permitting is inefficient, rife with redundancy, agency overlap, and jurisdictional issues.

But experts warn discrimination is still rife in the workplace and in hospitals, hindering these efforts.

History is rife with examples of knowledge being a burden, but ultimately proving to be beneficial.

The media must earn the respect of the people, and this equally applies to politics that have been rife with charlatans and criminals.

Yet the relationship between education and international competitiveness is a subject rife with myth and misunderstanding.

Rumours were rife that they had met with a terrible disaster and that all were dead.

Take the Central African Republic (CAR), where the UN says child abuse, rape and forced military recruitment are rife.

The texts are rife with grammatical errors and abbreviations commonly used in regular SMS traffic.

"Comparison is rife with danger, but it's understandable why we do it, " said Heidi Grant Halvorson, a social psychologist.

As usual, the latest waves of spam are rife with advertisements for pharmaceutical products (48. 6 percent of the total).

Few go so far as to predict an Emirate-style crash, but talk of a "hard landing" is rife.

The upper echelons of Falleen monarchies are rife with political intrigue, but these rarely spill over into disputes or open warfare.

As long as governments cannot - or will not - let ordinary depositors suffer inconvenience, moral hazard runs rife.

Rumors have been rife since last Friday, when Di-phthalate, an industrial plasticizer was found in sports drinks.

Times have been rife for us to deny this legend of Brasilians and Argentinians rivals for tradition, it is an old story.

Speculation that China will devalue its currency is rife, but this would have little effect if world demand is simply collapsing.

The production of wool, as with all industries that consider animals as mere commodities, is rife with cruelty and abuse.

Corruption (Unemployment) is still rife in that country.

The five dynasties, the feudal Government of cultural agencies become ancient book on a large scale, non-governmental block also rife in.

Conjecture is once again rife that we are reaching the end of the era of the dollar-centric global currency system.

Economic envy, once seen as a European vice, is now rife.

Worse, Miller and Mackey described a prison rife with awkward tension, lovers' quarrels, and public displays of affection.

Violence is rife in the Darfur region between government-backed militias, government troops and local insurgent groups.

Rumours are rife: that banks cannot pledge collateral at central banks, that hedge funds are pulling their money from prime brokers.

The power supply is unreliable, corruption is rife and labour costs, relative to workers' productivity, are quite high.

As the McKinsey report notes, many European countries are rife with anti-competitive rules.

The remaining third -- in particular Helmand and Kandahar provinces -- is rife with both poppies and insurgents.

It's a spine-chilling discovery - hundreds of expertly-butchered human bones that suggest cannibalism was rife among early man.

The borderlands near Kenya, where cattle raiding, poaching and banditry are rife, would become still more dangerous.

Diversified conglomerates can adapt to environments rife with political and financial risks.

As in so many other parts of the world, the politics of sharing water are rife with tension.

WSJ: There's a perception at the moment that fraud and corruption and accounting scandals are rife in China. How do you deal with that?

a get - rich - quick , growth - by - acquisition strategy can be rife with risk.

As economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin points out, the tax code is rife with provisions that encourage leverage and discourage investment.

The streets were rife with rumors of the President's resignation.

The Misery: It's all about the gradual Nazi occupation of Germany, so misery is pretty rife here, undulating through most of the film.

In Russia, similarly, both the Kremlin and Gazprom are rife with infighting between shifting coalitions.

China is rife with overinvestment in physical capital, infrastructure, and property.

Superstition is rife among the savage tribes.

Autumn is a season rife with storms, and pirates still make their dens upon the Stepstones and venture forth to prey on honest men.

The Web is rife with pornography and vitriol for the very same reasons it's so consistently ingenious.

The initial RIFE implementation was designed to only access the map using a thread for performance reasons.

Rumors are rife that Samsung will release larger editions before the end of this year.

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While Fiat denies plans to move production elsewhere, statements like that keep speculation rife.

Research on lying in nonverbal psychology has clearly shown that misunderstandings are rife.

Rumors were rife on Monday that the regime was splintering in numerous ways, perhaps fatally.

Witnesses remain exposed, corruption is rife, the powerless routinely trodden on.

Corruption is still runnIng rife In that country.

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If only. The ensuing election was rife with examples of voter fraud and ballot-stuffing.

The deepening recession has also taken its toll in the south of the country, where unemployment is rife.

Even when applications don't crash, inconsiderate behavior is rife, particularly on the Web .

RIFE makes continuations simple and accessible to the everyday Web developer.

Speculation was rife that Iran might release them on the eve of the Islamic month of Ramadan.

Alchemical theory was rife with botanical analogies of ripening, growth and seeding.

Speculation is rife that the limit will be raised to discourage massive outflows from the mainland.

The country is rife with social problems like alcoholism, unemployment and domestic violence.

Pork-barrel spending. I can tell you, it's rife. It's throughout.

After visiting 45 aboriginal settlements over the past ten months, the inquiry found violence and child sexual abuse rife in every one.

Presentation Great style. Viva is rife with humor that will appeal to all ages.

So, like Active Record, the RIFE framework uses convention over configuration.

He pointed out that while poverty was rife in North Korea, the country itself was endowed with vast mineral resources.

During this time the city is rife with street acts and performers. It is an energetic place that is guaranteed to excite.

Censorship was rife in the red-scared Fifties and sci-fi gave artists justification for showing more skin than they could in other genres.

But they will have no effect on universities, where grade inflation is also rife.

And you can understand their terror, because the publishing industry is in big financial trouble, rife with layoffs and restructurings.

In India, recriminations after the Mumbai attacks have been rife.

Today, with demand from China fuelling a remarkable boom, counterfeiting is rife.

Long and thin, this moon measures about 90 feet in length, and its uneven surface is rife with craters.

Parallels with the switch from black and white to colour are rife, and it is not just cinemas and film studios getting excited.

His preferred iteration of cap-and-trade was weaker than Obama's and rife with corporate giveaways.

This character is rife with potential for further exploration in the sequential form.

Yet many popular psychology sources are rife with misconceptions.

But bloodletting was painfully recent, distrust is rife and hatred still lurks.

He also points out that Chinese scientific journals are rife with plagiarism and fraud.

Stigma and misinformation are rife. Treatment is expensive.

In a calm historian's tone, he proceeded to sketch for his friend some pictures of the corruption which was rife abroad.

Us with stories rife with emotion, intrigue, and psychological depth.

This world is rife with people giving seminars, foreign language classes, and even groups building temples.

Even now, when naval supremacy is less of an issue, the problem is rife.

All persistence strategies are rife with compromises.

Calls for protests on that day have been rife on the internet. Both governments will be nervous.

Malnutrition is rife: 6 out of 10 children show signs of stunting, and are vulnerable to disease.

Though this book is free but it's rife with errors.

Sheldon: You realize that scene was rife with scientific inaccuracy.

Early reviews of the game, however, are rife with complaints.

This " 51 " became simply " all fools' day " , on the network rife two big false news, be troubled by bubbling with noisily.

In Washington, suspicion is rife that some in Pakistan knew of Osama Bin Laden's hiding place.

For Yemen is the Middle East's poorest country, illiteracy is high and corruption rife.

Meanwhile, speculation is rife in Britain regarding Mr. Blair's future.

Stories about an early election are runnIng rife In government circles.

The river systems of India and Bangladesh are rife with diarrhoeal disease.

Now, rumors are rife that Apple is working on re-inventing another common device: the TV.

We found this sentiment rife among a variety of far-right groups in Denmark.

The doubters are right that uncertainties are rife in climate science.

Propaganda against this country by theltalian government is rife throughout the world.

Reaction to the rioting is rife on social media and readers of BBC News are contacting us to share their experiences.

This, the time of troubles rife.

As a result, in a nation where malnutrition remains a serious problem, food waste is rife.

But the price has been lawless zones where banditry and illegal-drug production are rife.

Bigotry, intolerance and ignorance are still rife.

Criminal syndicates, often run by foreigners, are rife.

This has stoked anti-American feeling, already rife in Pakistan.

whole city was rife with rumors of political corruption and bribery.

The organization was rife with bribery and corruption.

The proposal is also rife with latent conflict of interest issues.

The whole city was rife with rumors of political corruption and bribery.

The state recruiting strategy is rife with problems.

Many medical staff are in essence unsackable civil servants. Absenteeism is rife.

Underinvestment is rife, especially in networks, and customers are suffering as a result.

"The Autism Issue" is a topic rife with controversies today.

Female infanticide is so rife that India has the world's most skewed sex ratio at birth.

In an election rife with symbolism, themost telling augur came a month ago, on April 14, when the ousted Bunningannounced his endorsement.

I can tell you, it's rife. It's throughout.

Speculation was already rife before the turn of the year and has only increased now the window is open.

Corruption is rife, 85 per cent of the population are unemployed, there are no bookshops and no cinemas.

Social problems, such as rampant alcoholism and drug use and a high suicide rate, were rife in the settlements.

The Chinese have good reason for political disaffection: corruption is rife, freedom is limited and democracy is denied.

Now, after decades of civil war, automatic weapons are rife.

And confusion between companies and what they did became rife.

The opaque process is rife with opportunities for corruption and official land seizures have become the main cause of protests in China.

Doubts about the sustainability of the model are rife.

Fraud, violence, war at home and abroad were rife.

Within China, speculation has been rife that the government is set to announce a targeted loosening of monetary policy.

Much speculation is rife concerning.

Personally, I am growing rather weary of the anti-Alonso sentiment which seems rife in this country.

It operates in a country where fraud is rife.

Since early April, confusion about obtaining a China visa has been rife.

Just over 18 months ago rumours were rife that a wave of mega-mergers was on the way, the product of persistently high commodity prices.

A study released this week describes an "Internet policy vacuum on Web 2. 0" that's left YouTube rife with pro-tobacco content.

Closed-circuit TV surveillance is rife.

Although, he admits that the real world is rife with inequality.

RIFE may generate classes on the fly at runtime if needed.

The city was rife with disease and violence.

Four years ago Eddie was unemployed, lived in a tough area of Manchester where crime was high and drugs were rife.

The country was rife with disease and violence.

Society is rife with scandals.

I've discussed RIFE several times in this series, but JMatter is new.

A messianic vision such as Mr. Ahmadinejad's is rife in much of the Islamic world.

Speculation was rife as to whom the prince might marry.

Superstition is still running rife in the country in China.

Rumour is already rife here as to Dr. Trefoil's successor.

In addition, older clients of vulnerable populations, such as veterans and persons with developmental disabilities, are rife with need.

Rumours about the plague were rife.

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Drugs are rife in our industry and not only destroys lives it also add to the insecurity of creative people.

This is an area of the law rife with abuse.

As a result, respiratory and skin problems are rife.

But what is becoming clear is that the landscape is rife with beggar-thy-neighbour possibilities.

It is a country where corruption is rife.

Bribery is rife in that country.

The thesis is rife with errors.

His thesis is rife with errors.

It is the most powerful color on the planet and it is rife with contradictions.

Rumours are rife in Beijing that a wider purge is imminent.

Rumours of some secret deal are rife.

They are rife with boredom and crime.

An area where crime is rife.

It was rife with historical inaccuracies. For example, the tavern girl serving flagons of mead.

In the spring of 1946, rumors of Dai Li's retirement were rife.

And it is rife with contradictions.

In Greece, tax evasion seems to be rife among the professional classes, with very few citizens declaring high incomes;

Speculation has long been rife about whether Hong Kong might eventually move away from its 26-year-old peg to the U. S. dollar.

Joblessness was particularly rife among high school dropouts aged 16 to 24 who were neither in school nor holding a job, the report said.

A study by the University of Cape Town last year found xenophobia to be "probably rife" in the country's workplaces.

In America in 1890, crime and poverty are rife on the streets.

Last year fears were rife that the CDS sphere could pose a systemic threat.

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Speculation has been rife over the announcement. The possibilities include:

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Disillusion with party conventions is rife. But they have their points

sport is rife with pseudoscience , and it is difficult to disentangle the evangelical enthusiasm from research evidence

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Violent crime is rife in our inner cities;

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