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It had shrunk significantly, the cancer appeared not to have spread and she was given an excellent prognosis.

GOLDMAN SACHS: "If you were shrunk to the size of a pencil and put in a blender, how would you get out? "

That means the surface has shrunk, too, though not so you'd notice just from gazing at it.

It is very funny to see him in the sweater, which has shrunk after washed in the hot water.

We were playing basketball in a park. I saw it by the edge of the court . It was shrunk , and there was an address attached .

The child shrunk as she listened - and was gone, before her humble friend looked round again.

When I saw him yesterday, he said he was so shrunk up and weak he didn't know if he could last much longer.

Consequently, I plead you all to restrain from food these few days. After we have shrunk in size, there might be a chance to escape.

The imitation wool "wrinkle resistant tie, " shrunk by the water, was thin and twisted like an old man's pigtail in manchu times.

Sure, the Kindle's potential market may have shrunk today, since the two-books-a-year folks will now choose the more versatile iPad.

The kingdom had shrunk, it had been reduced to a handful of villages.

Once she had laid claim to three thrones; now her world was shrunk to this view of a muddy ditch and a dark hillside.

I thought this shirt was great but I washed it once and it shrunk so much that I can't wear it . B : You should ask for a refund .

The supply-side cult has shrunk to the point that it contains only cranks , charlatans, and Republicans.

When Calvin Klein's hard Brooke Shields jeans were reissued recently and I had to have them, my hips shrunk in terrified response.

Although the company's share of the overall tablet market has shrunk somewhat, it is still huge.

To fulfill the Liskov principle, you need to adhere to a simple rule: The domain of a method can't be shrunk in a subclass.

But a severe drought plaguing the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River has now shrunk the immortal waterfall to a thin stream.

He says that tougher drink-driving rules and social changes have shrunk the numbers of "good ole boy" truckers inured to a life on the road.

Can manufacturing possibly regain the share of GDP, almost 24%, it had in the mid-1980s, now that it has shrunk to just over 12%?

After the Firmament's collapse, radiation eventually shrunk the physical size of humans and gradually limited the length of their life span.

The auto maker is losing $5 billion a year in its home market, and the strong yen has shrunk profits on exports.

The common ground between the two parties has shrunk, but it has not quite disappeared.

A: Look at my new sweater, it has shrunk already.

After a week or so the beans should have shrunk, making room for more of the mixture.

Even this surplus-based method now points to a smaller yuan undervaluation than it used to because China's surplus has shrunk.

With the agreement, the number of trading firms previously known as specialists on NYSE has shrunk once again.

These cannot be shrunk without resolving the overindebtedness of damaged private sectors, reducing external imbalances, or both.

While the G. D. P. has continued to rise, wages have stagnated, pensions have shrunk or disappeared and income inequality has increased.

New research indicates cracks in the moon's crust that have formed as the interior has cooled and shrunk over the last billion years or so.

As chips have shrunk over the years, engineers have struggled with ways of dissipating the heat they create.

Once they replaced the BLOBs with a path to the BLOB file, their databases shrunk down to a reasonable size.

More to the point, they have already shrunk to a size where every atom counts.

Surf shorts so baggy they look as though your trousers have shrunk in the pool may be comical.

There was some practical validity to this; apparently the lake had shrunk in size in the last thirty years.

So overall my income has shrunk over the last two years. I used to earn 3, 500 renminbi.

But scientists from the Scott Polar Research Institute say the figures are wrong; the ice has not shrunk so much.

Thus, not surprisingly, for the last five years, Chinese orders have shrunk, while production of copies of Russian tech have increased.

The US does understand that it can no longer dominate the world as it pleases, and that the gap that separates it from the rest has shrunk.

Behold He hath said it shall be so, and therefore, like Jacob, prevailing in prayer, I go forward though my sinew be shrunk.

Among other things, we shrunk the size of the newspapers by an inch.

For a chip to speed up, its transistors need to be shrunk, but smaller transistors must consume less power or they overheat.

Because you and I stopped buying CDs, the music industry has shrunk, according to revenues and GDP.

Over millions of years of evolution the Y chromosome, the biological keeper of all things male, has withered and shrunk.

Menus at some of the best-known cocktail bars on the tourist island of Bali have shrunk to a single page.

The network has shrunk by roughly a third since its postwar heyday, but more trains now trundle up and down the country than ever before.

When a man tries something from his closet that feels tight, he will assume the clothing has shrunk.

"The risk appetite of our competitors has shrunk in certain businesses. Seeing hiccups like this is a positive for us, " he says.

Several weeks after the injection, tumors in about half of the patients seemed to stop growing, and shrunk in one patient.

It was shrunk into a little trickle of water through which I dashed not above my knees.

In Mongolia and Lesotho, grain harvests have shrunk by half or more over the last few decades.

Cuts in export subsidies have not conspicuously shrunk China's massive trade surplus or export earnings so far.

Over millions of years of evolution, the biological keeper of all things male has withered and shrunk.

But a new report says the amount of snow that stays on the ground there each spring has shrunk over the past eight hundred years.

She places him and he quivers again. Suddenly he's dwindled, shrunk completely out of sight.

Scientists have presented results of an experimental new drug which in early stage trials has significantly shrunk skin cancer tumours.

Since the 1960s, however, when Soviet irrigation projects diverted several of its source waterways, the Aral has shrunk 90%.

Jeanette Winterson wrote two or three good books in the 1980s but since then her ego grew and her ability to write readable books shrunk.

Observers of London's French community do not think the downturn has shrunk its numbers much.

Resizing will make images an exact set of dimensions. This may cause images to be stretched or shrunk disproportionately.

Cash on hand had shrunk to a point where a little cash we had was kind of kept in international markets that we couldn't access it.

Over the past decade the number of schoolchildren in Northern Ireland has shrunk by 7% while grammar school places are down by less than 1%.

The advantage of having only two wheels is that the car can be shrunk into a small package.

Our previous vintage used a T-cork covered with a polyvinyl chloride capsule and shrunk.

And her teeth chattered as she shrunk closer to the almost extinguished embers.

But the once-gaping Tory poll lead has shrunk, and a victory that looked almost certain now seems much less so (see chart).

Housing may have shrunk, but it is still a bigger, more subsidized sector in this country than in many others.

Some cervical TDR implants are "shrunk down" versions of their lumbar predecessors, whereas others have unique design characteristics.

Now approaching the final year of his first term, Mr Obama's ambitions and room for of manoeuvre have shrunk.

Today, the bang from that easy buck also appears to have shrunk to a small squib.

Foreign direct investment in the country has grown, even as it has shrunk worldwide.

In effect the time zones have shrunk and customers and companies can communicate any time of day or night.

If this option is enabled, large pages that would not fit the printer's paper size will be shrunk.

On its Web site, H&M reports that to save paper, it has shrunk its shipping labels.

Now, when the income was shrunk to $20, though, they were thinking seriously of contracting to a modest and unassuming D. But whenever Mr.

The team noticed that in the daughters of fat fathers, these islets had shrunk, compared with those of the control daughters.

Precisely as the need for state surveillance has grown, the provision of the needed supervision has shrunk.

But exchanges' share of derivatives has shrunk as that of banks' OTC dealing-rooms has grown.

The amber box proportion is likely to have shrunk to less than 10%.

Forests in Kenya have shrunk by at least 60% since 1990, mainly because more people are cutting down trees for fuel.

Images are shrunk down properly (usually), and the unnecessary bits around the article will be gone.

Hebei s Baiyangdian Lake, north Chinas largest lake, has shrunk by 35% and is in danger of completely drying up.

Since then, the share of its exports to America has shrunk; the European Union and other emerging economies are now more important markets.

Never before has the planet's linguistic diversity shrunk at such a pace.

Aunt Petunia had decided it must have shrunk in the wash and, to his great relief, Harry wasn't punished.

Gently press down the tomatoes (which will have shrunk), molding them to the shape of the cups. Bake, covered, for 45 minutes more.

The map of areas where guinea worm disease is endemic has shrunk to its smallest size ever.

After six weeks, an X-ray showed the abscess had shrunk down to a stable and probably permanent scar on Jerry's lung.

Romania's trade deficit has shrunk by three-quarters this year, easing concerns about coverage of the current-account deficit.

My hat has shrunk so much that it no longer fits me.

Hotel marketing budgets have shrunk considerably over the past two years.

Matthew: No, you are not. The dress must have shrunk. You look gorgeous to me.

Their habitat has steadily shrunk, and the various species of deer that are their favored prey have died off or been hunted by humans.

Optionally, enter the maximum percentage of free space to be left in the database file after the database has been shrunk.

By 1900, steamships had shrunk the Atlantic even more, while railroads and the telegraph had eaten up the vastness of America's plains.

Although the time required to boot Linux has shrunk over time, expectations are still that it takes too long.

Still, Takano, whose nursing staff has shrunk from 80 to 30, refuses to leave.

The state has grown, personal freedom has shrunk, and it is not clear that people are much the better for it.

As the dollar weakens, the dollar value that China has made throughout all the years shrunk.

Was this simply because of an error on Picard's part, or could the sun genuinely have shrunk since then?

The personnel of the office has shrunk to the skeleton size.

In a series of reforms since 1970, the powers of the regions and language communities have grown and those of the federal state shrunk.

The power adapter has been shrunk down to a one-inch cube, so it doesn't hog an extra spot on your power strip.

Likewise, one might argue that without big tax cuts to prop up consumer spending, America's deficit would have shrunk further.

Oil demand in developed countries has shrunk, but in Asia, particularly China, and the Middle East it's still growing at a fair clip.

The latest generation of Germany's Inter-City Express (ICE) trains has similarly shrunk the journey time between Frankfurt and Paris.

This means that ZFS views storage as a shared pool that can be dynamically allocated (and shrunk) as needed.

Agricultural crop prices have also been rising steadily this year while reserve grain inventories have shrunk to low levels .

You are shrunk to the height of a nickel and your mass is proportionally reduced so as to maintain your original density.

Enter the maximum percentage of free space to be left in the database files after the database has been shrunk.

As its population has grown and inherited land holdings have shrunk, impoverished farmers have planted every inch of ground.

Although recent polls differ widely, some say that Ms Rousseff's lead has shrunk to only five or six points.

Due to centuries of cutting, the cedar forests have shrunk, and what remains are now protected areas.

In AIX 5. 3, the size of a JFS2 file system can be shrunk as well.

They may have rebounded a bit, but the coyotes now live in groups with shrunk territories or as vagabond "floaters. "

He felt the distance between himself and this girl had suddenly shrunk, and the scent she gave off confused and troubled him.

By 1932, GDP had shrunk to less than half of what it had been in 1929, exacting a terrible toll in unemployment and business failures.

The former UN administration, which was meant to leave with Kosovo's independence, has shrunk but not completely disappeared.

If this band is slowly shrunk, it becomes necessary to cut the doughnut or break the band.

The Keenser figure is sized proportionately to the rest of the line, but the Drakoulias is shrunk down.

State control of Arab airwaves has shrunk in recent years, but the temptation to inject programming with propaganda persists.

The Lalu wetland has shrunk by some 70 per cent, but the EPA was able to restore 90 per cent of the area lost.

There was a movie called 'Honey I shrunk the kids! '.

He's learned to tie pony tails, inadvertently shrunk sweaters in the wash and knows which grocery store has the best price on milk.

THE global stock of refugees, those who escape war or persecution by crossing a border, has steadily shrunk in recent years.

The finishing methods and mechanical operations of shrunk grain leathers were introduced.

Meanwhile, the supply of assets seen as safe has shrunk, as Mr Caballero notes in a recent paper.

Not coincidentally, the trade deficit with Japan, as a share of the economy, has shrunk 66 percent.

The trend, fuelled by cheap debt, became known under the ugly name of "de- equitisation" as the equity base of stock markets shrunk.

It was put into office to pass the measures that the politicians had shrunk from.

Most balances have shrunk during the crisis, including China's: at its pre-crisis high it was 10 per cent of GDP.

In the past two years, the legal cigarette retail market has shrunk by 40 percent, hitting low-price cigarettes particularly hard.

The hedge-fund industry has already shrunk significantly in the wake of the financial crisis.

Indeed, its surplus with America has shrunk as a share of America's GDP over the past decade.

Japan's economy recently saw its largest-ever recorded contraction and has shrunk for four straight quarters.

Among common non-Linux file systems, FAT and NTFS can be grown, shrunk, and moved.

The countryside around it has shrunk, and now the farmers are leaving.

Mountain glaciers have shrunk, snow cover has decreased in some areas, and areas of permafrost have been thawing.

Since then the defence budget has shrunk in importance while spending on domestic public services has become more prominent.

The number of students of this school has shrunk.

The fund's balance-sheet remains solid and the share of Singaporean assets has shrunk to a third, from half in early 2005.

Next week, if the other bodies are any indication, he'll be shrunk and gray, webbed to the floor with dust.

"The numbers of companies have shrunk but the quality of capital under our supervision has improved, " he says.

However, that need has declined as the number and size of LBO deals has shrunk.

Falling bond issuance may indicate that net credit growth has shrunk, even where bank lending has risen.

The database files are not automatically shrunk during periodic checks for unused space.

Reasonably set furrow and strip specifications and field natural slope and shrunk field.

The amount of outstanding asset-backed commerical paper was broadly unchanged last week having shrunk by 20 per cent in August.

On the left, changing economic and social structures have shrunk the old working class.

To do this, he has shrunk the investment bank as private bank clients, scared by its huge losses, were leaving en masse.

A thin sheer linen or cotton fabric , plain or printed . Pre- shrunk , crisp and crease resistant .

And Japan's economy has actually shrunk a bit.

He says his income has shrunk to about a quarter of the $200, 000, 'plus or minus, ' that he earned at the investment bank.

Since accurate satellite measurements became available in 1979, the extent of summertime Arctic sea ice has shrunk by about one third.

The premium that the market gave light, sweet crude oil, which is well-suited for making diesel, has dwindled as diesel demand has shrunk.

To get there, nominal wages have shrunk enough to bring unit labour costs down by 7 per cent this year.

XFS and JFS, unfortunately, cannot be shrunk, although they can be grown or moved.

The invention relates to a shaft-gear connection (1) comprising a shaft (2) and a shrunk-on gear (4).

This was what Linden had hitherto shrunk from doing, but the situation was desperate.

The tumour had shrunk to the size of a pea.

They found that the total area of Kilimanjaro's ice fields had shrunk by nearly 85% between 1912 and 2007.

Today its share has shrunk to 8 per cent and, cars and electronics apart, it has few global giants.

Using the hexagonal head bolt to fasten the axle clamp shrunk to narrow seam to hold the axle center firmly.

you were tall unless you shrunk .

When the surcharges are recalculated, banks that have shrunk dramatically, such as Citigroup and RBS, could shift to a lower tier.

So I will focus this edition of the guide on how folks whose PC budgets have shrunk can still get something adequate for light use.

Recently, China has experienced the period of fast expanding of ICT use, and has shrunk the gap between China and developed countries.

Now that the stockpiles have shrunk, output should stop slumping.

Many once prosperous northern mill towns have shrunk as industry has moved to the South.

Per capita food grain availability has shrunk to what it was three decades ago.

In Africa demand for water has shrunk Lake Chad by 95 percent since the 1960s, leaving only sand and scrub.

Both data file and log files can be automatically shrunk.

Manufacturing collapsed soon after the credit market froze and demand shrunk.

Meanwhile , groundnut sales have shrunk to almost nothing .

If susceptive exceeded him can of bear, oneself had shrunk back, how should I let myself cheer up ?

Shrink sleeves that are shrunk to the container shape under steam or hot air.

Bitmaps with different dimensions will be stretched or shrunk to fit and may appear distorted.

The prospective college-student pool in the area has shrunk substantially.

That figure has now shrunk to about 65, 000 a year.

For his shrunk shank, and his big manly voice.

"Fiscal capacities of Japan, India, Malaysia, Taiwan and New Zealand have shrunk relative to pre-2008 level, " it said.

The female replied, "I haven't eaten it alone. For the fruit has shrunk by itself. "

"I just, quite calm here, read a book just. . . " The voice fines away and shrunk to shrink head.

Britain's nuclear stockpile has shrunk over the years and will now be reduced from "fewer than 200" to "fewer than 160" warheads.

But as the Tories' poll lead has shrunk, Mr Osborne has changed tack.

The proportion of the cumulative distribution in the two kinds of peaks was closely related with the degree of Shrunk-grain Panicle.

The proportion of family migrants has shrunk slightly over time (see chart).

In the last four decades, the Dead Sea has shrunk by a third and sunk 80 feet --13 inches per year!

for less three working procedure, plate making time greatly shrunk.

Her ambitions had shrunk gradually in the desiccating air of failure .

He has named government schemes he wants scrapped (baby bonds) or shrunk (the nuclear deterrent).

Since BP capped its ruptured well, the Gulf oil spill has shrunk dramatically.

Wool jersey should be shrunk before being cut and stitched.

Yi snow originally shrunk in the head in the bedding to drill out.

By 2006, Motorola's market share had shrunk to a little more than 20 percent.

You are deflating an economy already shrunk by the stock market meltdown.

As a share of the budget, defence spending has shrunk since 2001.

This means that any logical volumes I create from this volume group can be expanded and shrunk in 4 MB increments.

Brian: Because all of my favorite clothes have shrunk.

By 2006, of course, the share of GDP governed by Soviet-style central planning had shrunk dramatically.

Finance, a highly productive industry, has shrunk.

Several other IPOs have been shrunk or shelved.

Fifth , the size of the new series has been readjusted , the height remains the same while the width is shrunk .

Tiger numbers have shrunk alarmingly in India in recent decades.

The Data File Auto Shrink event class indicates that the data file has been shrunk.

Their testicles and ovaries hadn't shrunk, unlike those of sedentary elderly mice.

And funding for Chandrayaan-2, a collaboration with Russia for a moon lander and rover in 2013, has shrunk by $5 million.

Development has shrunk the components so they can be packaged in a compact car or mid-sized SUV.

As Berkshire's fame and weight has increased, its returns have shrunk.

Time and again, the same glaciers have shrunk drastically in every direction, often losing hundreds of feet in height.

Polls suggest that support for ZANU-PF, in power for the past 30 years, has shrunk to less than 20%.

McCain's advantage on leadership shrunk from 19 points in September to just five points this weekend.

Meanwhile, the lower jaw shrunk in both length and height.

This week Japan said its economy had shrunk for the second quarter running.

The offer value has since shrunk to about $42 billion -- still a substantial premium.

northern towns have shrunk as industry has moved to the South.

Savings banks (cajas) are undergoing a thorough restructuring: complex mergers to cut costs have shrunk their number from 45 to 17.

The sweater had shrunk after repeated washings.

I have long shrunk from children, because they often show a distrust- a backwardness to be familiar with me.

Index badly shrunk, is sister lotus type a flash in the pan or incorrect data?

He says the regional economy had shrunk, and health and education levels had gone down.

Indeed, concerns about Bank of America's insolvency have grown, not shrunk, in the past few months.

Between 1984 and 2003, the number of independent banks and savings associations shrunk by half, according to one study.

But after two months of treatment with the orexin blocker, the deposits had shrunk by more than 80% in some cases.

The stream has shrunk to a mere trickle.

HSBC said Monday profit shrunk 70 percent in 2008 and that it will raise nearly $18 billion to boost capital.

Over the past five years, thanks to the arrival of some new grocery stores, Chicago's desert has shrunk by 40% to a mere 384, 000 people.

But six years later, Avon's operating margins have shrunk.

How your gums have shrunk since your teeth were extracted.

In addition, Mack's nest egg has shrunk since the peak.

In this paper the authors analyse the hydraulic bulging roller after shrunk-fitting using the method of elasticity for the first time.

The number of students has shrunk.

Nevertheless, since 1980 the Big Three's footprint on America has shrunk.

I'm afraid it'll be shrunk a little after washing.

The image is shrunk to reserve space for the shadow.

Exxon's shares, by contrast, have shrunk 2% this year amid a recent slide in oil prices.

China's current account surplus has already shrunk from close to 11 per cent of output in 2007 to about 5 per cent.

Since 1970 America's fleets of combat aircraft and major warships have shrunk, even as defence spending rose (see chart 3).

House values have declined, 401(k) balances have shrunk and unemployment is up.

Some have even shrunk, such as the agency that helps people suffering from cerebral palsy, epilepsy and other such mental disabilities.

Their testicles and ovaries hadn't shrunk, unlike those of sedentaryelderly mice.

In other words, Irish GDP could have shrunk by 22%t just from this private sector deleveraging.

Taiwan's exports have plunged by 42% over the past year, and South Korea's by 17%; even China's have shrunk.

It'll be shrunk a little after washing.

The three explorers have been shrunk with the help of CGI .

By April, so-called demand deposits had shrunk to 37 per cent of total household deposits from near 40 per cent at the end of 2007.

In the last 20 years, however, the glacier has shrunk 80 percent in volume.

New figures suggest that British GDP may have shrunk by 1. 5% in the final quarter of 2008, compared with the previous three months.

After the first treatment, Ms. Stettler's tumors had shrunk by half.

Property sales in big cities have shrunk by around 50% over the past year.