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There was no fashion here, no modeling industry, no chance for her to rise to the top or make any money, they said.

As we rise out of the water, and behold all the land of the earth, so do they rise to unknown and glorious regions which we shall never see.

After ten minutes of struggle, the old man was able to rise to his feet unsteadily.

The heat of the interior caused other chemicals inside Earth to rise to the surface.

had not talked to her for days. This is an example of how the cultural difference gave rise to a conflict.

For a politician whose rise to prominence was largely built upon his powers as an orator, Obama is well versed in the arts of speech-making.

t care if you fail to make it a priority. It will rise to the top again and again and again.

The standardized nature of XML has given rise to a number of derivative cross-platform, cross-language parsers and derivative technologies.

So Cleopatra had the Zodiac created to "inscribe for eternity" the moment of his death, or to be more precise, her own rise to power.

Up till now, the estimating method has no unifiable understanding. For this reason much controversy is often given rise to .

The provisions of this MOU will not give rise to a right of any person to impede the execution of a request.

Professor Lovell-Badge, however, said the Chinese paper did not prove that the eggs that gave rise to babies came from the stem cells.

Mr Hu was himself appointed vice-chairman of the military commission two years before he completed his own rise to the top.

Ofgem is also at odds with the government over its estimates of how much consumer bills will have to rise to pay for the investment needed.

To meet the target, it would have to let the renminbi rise to increase its imports and temper export growth.

Don't let her get hurt, load the responsibility that rise to protect her to look after her, and work hard to do.

But the share of electricity generated by renewables is still far behind that of dirty-but-cheap coal, which will rise to almost 44%.

The latter are said to have given rise to a number of strange results when English is translated into a foreign language.

The game marked the beginning of the NFL's popularity surge, and eventual rise to the top of the United States sports market.

Since the 1960s some theorists have floated the idea that when a massive star collapses into a black hole, it gives rise to a new universe.

The man did not take the abuse kindly, however, and abandoning all respect, began to rise to respond to the guest of honor.

And again, Esaias saith, There shall be a root of Jesse, and he that shall rise to reign over the Gentiles; in him shall the Gentiles trust.

On hot days she would rise to the surface, glowing and tantalising, with a lily-leaf shading her like a parasol.

Grandmother told me that she was going to rise to higher dimensions and would not return, but she showed no attachment.

Confucius answered him, "A Sage is what I cannot rise to. I learn without satiety, and teach without being tired. "

His pictures looked down from giant hoardings all over the country and no other official or politician was allowed to rise to prominence.

Out of that discordance arises the consciousness of a new class, and with its rise to self-consciousness the fall of ownership begins.

Odobenocetops was an air-breathing mammal so had to rise to the surface in between dives.

The circumstances that could give rise to such a scenario would not necessarily need to reflect the underlying fundamentals of the U.

Emissions of VOCs, in and of themselves, do not necessarily give rise to health or environmental concerns.

However, the recent rising unemployment does not seem to have given rise to increased emigration.

Dependency Injection has been a popular topic and this attention has given rise to new tools to take advantage of this technology.

It was the first time that the young man had pronounced her name since he had left Skuytercliff, and he felt the colour rise to his cheek.

He believed his side were dominant in every department of the match and was delighted to see Russia rise to the challenge.

Like their high templar brethren, two dark templar sacrifice themselves in a psionic melding giving rise to the dark archon.

Engagement in a life of tiddlywinks does not rise to the level of a meaningful life, no matter how gripped one might be by the game.

Rise to the sky look, little bit of the stars as if collections of pearl inlaid in the Canopy, the sparkle in the light hair.

Just a little cold which had settled in his chest, he said, trying to rise to greet her.

Experience suggests that this sort of intolerance can all too easily give rise to political violence.

So you had this feminist ferment in the early- and mid-1990s that gave rise to what was the girl-power movement.

We are lucky to have returned to the motherland under "One Country, Two Systems" at the time of her rise to power.

Against that background, it's reasonable to ask whether Asia will be able to rise to his challenge.

It was necessary to consider whether dextran might give rise to breakdown products of hemoglobin, which might be nephrotoxic or hepatotoxic.

Employees should take care to report violations to a person who they believe is not involved in the matter giving rise to the violation.

Our air diffusion bubbles lower the density of this heavier and warmer water which causes it to rise to the surface.

Create problem situations so that students rise to cognitive conflict or to be located in the desire to problem-solving situations.

The Nikkei index may rise to 10250 by year-end, and at least to 13000 by next year, outperforming the U. S. market, he said.

Prominent among the methods used to answer the question "Why" is psychoanalysis, and its use has given rise to psychohistory .

If he wanted to, he could easily rise to a field officer's rank by the end of the war.

This can give rise to curious situations, as it did in the case of John who worked as a dustman for a famous corporation.

Your nurturing abilities rise to the surface this year and allow you to explore the different variations of your inner needs.

As a result of thirty years of development, Chinese legal studies have given rise to a large number of legal works and legal scholars.

I always thought I could rise to any occasion, stand the most withering fire, and do two or three jobs at once.

"A CNV in the same location could give rise to any number of different conditions, " he said.

There are a few theories as to what might have given rise to such a legend.

However, patience is limited after all, I would like to call a door should be able to rise to the conscious action of your behavior.

someone dies, the soul can leave the body alone activities, have given rise to the concept of immortality of the soul.

It must be that a strange bundle of passions and vague desires give rise to such a curious social institution or it would not be.

As soon as the eldest was fifteen, she was allowed to rise to the surface of the ocean.

The lower class into which many were born did not prevent them from trying to rise to a higher social position.

The country currently has 11 nuclear reactors supplying about 1% of its power, but wants to see that contribution rise to at least 5%.

The United Nations Security Council has not lived up to its responsibilities, so we will rise to ours.

But times of stress can give rise to questions about whether the other side of the trade will be able to fulfil its end of the bargain.

Circumstances do not rise to meet our expectations. Events happen as they do. People behave as they are. Embrace what you actually get.

Like the rubber ball in the jar of rice they tend to rise to the surface when the container is shaken.

If the bank had to consolidate just 20% of these mortgage assets, tangible assets would rise to about 63 times tangible equity.

Then Sagan gave one more instruction: Lewin would insist the company rise to the occasion. Do what he would do.

from any other person responsible for the conduct giving rise to the payment that would have been liable to make the same payment.

Let me explain a point at which we did not rise to the occasion .

And whatever economic and political difficulties it does experience will not be enough to stop the country's rise to great-power status.

World, one of the biggest, has seen its stock price rise to a recent $41 from $15 a year ago.

It also gave rise to problems in the foundations of mathematics with which the twentieth century is still struggling.

Last season saw his field goal attempts per game rise to just over 10 and he made a career-high 55 percent of those shots.

Where faith has given rise to acts of great mercy or courage, it has nearly always been of this nature.

But as this principle is meant as an aid not a rule, it has also given rise to a degree of worrying uncertainty for divorcing couples.

We have stated that within two years of the pole shift, that the oceans will rise to approximately 675 feet above today's level.

The world is ending here as it does each day, and all its measureless torments now give rise to nothing but this promise of peace.

When he started to collect dry moss, he found he could not rise to his feet.

Declare to the department when called upon to deal with matters which may give rise to a real or potential conflict of interest situation.

A maritime lien shall be enforced by the court by arresting the ship that gave rise to the said maritime lien.

This is popularly referred to as the Peter Principle which states that in a hierarchy, employees rise to a level of their incompetence.

An entire industry of search engine optimizers has sprung up to help businesses rise to the top.

The 32-page comic will chronicle his childhood growing up in Canada, as well as his sudden rise to fame and his debut headline tour.

Law is a set of rules. Violation of these rules may give rise to a cause of action in a court.

Next up is the primary sedimentation tank, where sludge settles to the bottom and lighter liquids like grease, oil and soap rise to the top.

The admixture of two or more different units gives rise to linear copolymers .

In the end, American politics may well rise to the needs of the moment, proving the truth of Winston Churchill's famous adage.

Solutions: The widespread pollution gave rise to a strong grass-roots environmental movement that pressured industry to clean up its mess.

This ruthlessness can result in a rapid rise to a position of authority, but often at the cost of destroying important relationships.

However, the plan has aroused the general white male with strong opposition, gives rise to a "reverse discrimination" on the other.

a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his ~ of incompetence.

Pluripotent means the cells can gie rise to any type of tissue in the body, including blood, nerve and muscle.

Jessie's e-mail reply has given rise to a barrage of complaint, with memories of her earlier stuck-up posture still fresh in clients' minds.

Mussolini lay with his head on the breast of his mistress, Clara Petacci, who had sought to rise to movie fame through him.

There's always a pressure here and a drive to win and I think a lot of the young players, including myself, will rise to that.

Rearrangement would account for the open spaces giving rise to a matted appearance of the noninterwoven structure .

The fact is, notwithstanding the timing of her rise to prominence, Ms Rowling never did really fit into the feelgood Blairite story.

These rules must be followed by citizens, and violation of these rules may give rise to a cause of action in the courts.

If the ECB were to take the lead among the large central banks, the euro could rise to intolerable levels.

So, after all this how will take an examination of grind does English read understanding to review rise to a new height?

The South American continent is actually fertile. But a cold ocean current has given rise to a strip of desert along the west coast.

It studied the question by unifying the dual roles and try to rise to a higher point with a new angle of view.

This may give rise to a more severe have, have-not mentality, causing resentment toward those nations with a higher carrying capacity.

attitudes and thoughts previously concealed in the subconscious rise to the surface for examination.

Watch the video to see what his family and former drama teacher have to say about his rapid rise to TV stardom!

It is wrong to put emphasis on nothing but GDP. It will give rise to many serious problems.

The sun is just rising over Gombe National Park in East Africa Rise to any challenge.

Chick-fil-A's popular pickle-topped chicken sandwiches helped the company rise to the top of the chicken chains.

It clearly shows that on that basis inflation would rise to above the Bank's 2pc target by the end of the two year horizon.

A large asteroid hit Earth's surface some twelve million years ago, causing enough dust to rise to block the heat of the sun.

Disagreements like this give rise to an unnerving question: How do we rationally defend our most fundamental epistemic principles?

Over the next two years, the minimum wage in the United States is expected to rise to $7. 25 an hour.

"Better than you know, " said Tyrion, refusing to rise to the bait.

DNA shows that ancestors of the desert locust flew across the Atlantic and gave rise to a diverse group of New World species.

Gongfu Cha is the drink of daily life in a ceremony communication is still rise to a lot of rituals and customs.

It urged Beijing to let the value of its currency rise, to contain inflation and control spiraling real estate prices.

What's in a name? Apparently, more than you'd expect. Perhaps it'll help you land that next job or rise to the top of your company.

They will return to economies in which bankruptcies and unemployment are about to rise to the highest levels since the Great Depression.

Until a strongly-worded speech by RBA governor Glenn Stevens last month, economists had expected the next rate rise to be next year.

However, as the old saying goes, "every coin has two sides, " and we see that computers also give rise to a number of problems.

And he said oustanding political and constitutional issues are also giving rise to severe tensions.

I hope that we have the wisdom to let the angels of our better nature rise to the occasion and do what needs to be done.

Secretary for the Australian Emergency Management Agency said flood levels continued to rise, to recede take a long time.

This procedure produces a curious effect; The new law gave rise to many complaints; These chemicals produce a noxious vapor.

This paper makes a pointed analysis so that this important musical phenomenon would rise to a theoretical level.

I'm always getting on well with my colleagues. and I'm apt to rise to any occasion calmly.

The traffic accident gave rise to severe injuries to his head and arms.

These companies must rise to their own defense when national security is not at issue, or face two more years of failed transactions.

Mr. Mawston said he expected Nokia's share of the global smartphone market to rise to 6 percent by the end of the year.

Third, once the face of China's export products of a special protection, may give rise to a chain reaction of other countries.

But Mrs Clinton said the US would not rise to such bait.

The percentage of mechanic and electronic products will rise to 50% and that of hi-tech products will account for 20% of China's export.

The moment we admit our weaknesses. The moment we rise to a challenge. The moment we accept a sacrifice or let a loved one go.

The highly democratic structures of Debian have led to controversial decisions and gave rise to infighting among the developers.

Oil prices are still high but as long as they do not rise to an even higher level Americans will have more to spend.

Many Chinese are eager to see China's team rise to its rightful place.

As you rise to speak, try to appear calm, poised, and confident, despite the butterflies in your stomach.

Embryonic stem cells are considered the most powerful kind of stem cells as they have the potential to give rise to any type of tissue.

Recent expansion has given rise to a requirement for a graphic designer to work alongside our purchasing director in Shanghai.

Netanyahu warned that if the trend is not stopped, the number of Africans entering Israel could rise to 100, 000 a year.

This thesis aims to explore one of the main sources that gives rise to intercultural communication breakdown: pragmatic failure.

Yet often, in the evening hours, the five sisters would twine their arms round each other, and rise to the surface, in a row.

He watched closely the last month as the Knicks Jeremy Lin took an eerily similar lightning rise to the top. What advice would he give Lin?

Ultimately though, Sora faces one possibly insurmountable hurdle in her rise to Chinese superstardom. To be blunt: She's Japanese.

He said the percentage of children in poverty will rise to 21 percent in 2010, up from about 17 percent in 2006.

Chinese officials said the findings of the expert panel were based on unreliable evidence and gave rise to false accusations.

In another year the second sister received permission to rise to the surface of the water, and to swim about where she pleased.

Genesis 11: 6 suggests that this assembly would have given rise to projects of a purely secular nature.

On the contrary, hack-work is above you, so far above you that you can never hope to rise to it.

But for now, lower bond yields and a stronger dollar are the route through which American spending will rise to counter European austerity.

S. debt. If that were to happen, the interest rate paid on U. S. bonds, notes and bills would have to rise to attract buyers.

Yet the utility of those arrangements began to erode when the cold war ended and China began its rise to the powerhouse it is today.

Embryonic stem cells are the ultimate master cell of the body, giving rise to all of the tissues and organs.

They showed that the cells that give rise to blood vessels are an immature cancer cell, known as a stemlike cancer cell.

The system of learning that gave rise to the Sinophone Islamic books is known as jing tang jiao yu, or Sinophone Islamic learning.

"We will rise to the occasion, " he said. "Republicans and Democrats will come together and pass a substantial rescue plan. "

Even though K. R. Narayanan was an Untouchable in his country, he managed to rise to the highest ranks in India's government.

W hen he started to collect dry moss, he found he could not rise to his feet.

Logically this has to be so; if momentum persisted for long periods, then stocks would rise to a value of infinity.

One out of every four Germans today is older than 60, and in 30 years the proportion will rise to two-fifths.

He was also the kind of guy who, when the chips were down, would invariably rise to the occasion and produce.

Stem cells are the body's master cells, giving rise to all the tissues, organs and blood.

And because matter by itself can never give rise to thoughts, it follows that the first cause of the universe must be a thinking thing.

It could easily rise to several hundred tonnes if investors perceive that China's monetary growth is going to produce higher inflation.

The Great American University: Its Rise to Pre-eminence, Its Indispensable National Role, Why It Must Be Protected. By Jonathan R. Cole.

He thought exposure to internet pornography has given rise to the increase of juvenile delinquency.

Annual production outside China is around 7, 000 tons but poised to rise to at least 50, 000 tons a year within three years.

To set back Western consumers by the equivalent today, Deutsche Bank calculates, the price of oil would have to rise to $134 a barrel.

It gives rise to the great change of casing program, and largely decreases the cost of the well construction.

Wei City, and can give rise to live with such a unique talent is inseparable from the two teachers.

If we see a major silver shortage and a real short squeeze, silver could literally rise to hundreds of dollars per ounce overnight.

Alcohol gels, which kill germs by drying them out, don't cause the kind of resistance that gives rise to superbugs like MRSA.

Dreams are more likely to let the more divergent feelings inside us rise to our consciousness.

For a German-born Jew, it was a unique rise to power and fame even in a country where Horatio Algers abound.

The more you will rise, to see far and high, like that, the more you will be important for the story of our mutation.

If I continue to do that, I'll automatically rise to the top.

When the density of this molecule rise to a certain degree, specialized gene expression of the bacterial changed.

repair of equipment and facilities of the ship to prevent equipment failure due to give rise to pollution of nearby waters.

This is called, for this sad thing has given rise to an expression, "to be cast on the pavements of Paris. "

Although microRNAs do not code for proteins, they prevent specific genes from giving rise to the proteins they encode.

Payment of compensation does not give rise to any rights of the Client in any Picture.

As Allison Hemming, founder of The Hired Guns talent agency, says, "Be the phoenix. This could be your opportunity to rise to the top. "

That may have prompted China's central bank to let the yuan rise to a rate of 6. 4 redbacks to one green (see chart 2).

The syphilis epidemic that spread across Europe gave rise to the first published account of the condom.

When the population rebounded, those genes were spread widely as the small number of survivors gave rise to all living descendants.

As you rise to the challenges of education, you will discover that your capacity for knowledge is greater than you imagined.

Nevertheless, the Middle Ages gave rise to a fusion of Christ and culture known as "Christendom. "

The collapse of their hegemony gave rise to a sea change in the state and economic systems during the mid Tang and the Song dynasties.

I was very envious of white clouds, the total rise to the sky holy face of frequent attention.

To his surprise, this gave rise to a Siamese twin embryo where an extra head was generated from the transplanted cells.

The antiques market has become so hot, in fact, that it has given rise to a new must-see television show, "Treasure Appraisal. "

But ever though that such a thought could give rise to a furniture design?

Despite the convenience it brings us, the two-day weekend has also given rise to quite a few problems.

These give rise to changes in the direction of load, which cannot be accurately described.

Deep personal & romantic feelings rise to the surface.

I hope you will give me a chance to display, I believe I will rise to the work of the company's development of my biggest contribution.

Tourism, however, gives rise to a number of problems. For instance, it becomes a burden to an inefficient transportation system.

But the researchers warn that if such diseases are left unchecked and do give rise to epidemics, they are more likely to be "explosive" .

The technical advancement was to give rise to a whole new approach to remote sensing.

Only through the evaluation of the New York City Fire Department, be considered acceptance of the high-rise to formal sales or residence.

This can give rise to embarrassing situations, as it did in the case of Jane who came from a DINK family.

The relationship between robot and human gives rise to a series of questions, and therefore must be considered in depth.

Contraries and this is what gives rise to the logical question of whether, yes or no, the particular proposition implies existence.

The timing of the Doha round could not be more significant, as an economic slowdown has given rise to a new wave of protectionist sentiment.

These traits are enough for the team to propose it as the australopith species most likely to have given rise to Homo.

Buyer must notify Seller of any warranty claim within thirty (30) days of the event giving rise to the claim.

So they will sell as prices rise to keep their holdings below that limit, which tends to stabilise prices.

It marks the beginning of an extraordinary rise to power -- the rise of Czar Peter.

It may create (cause, result in, lead to, give rise to) a host of (a set of, a series of) problems.

By the end of the decade, at the present rate of cost growth, the price of a family insurance plan will rise to $27, 000.

If you've got ambition and smarts, you can rise to the top of your chosen profession, regardless of where you started out.

The spleen governs the pivot of qi dynamism and is the center of emotional activity which gives rise to a regulatory action.

Business card printing and membership card making industry understand customer expectations rise to the fact that industry.

As the legs (or thighs, if your knees are bent) rise to perpendicular to the floor, firm the tailbone against the back of the pelvis.

'Water prices need to be allowed to rise to reflect its full scarcity value, ' recommended the World Bank study.

There has been a lot of talk about containing China's rise to become a world power that could surpass the US.

and, finally, the resource and environmental implications of its rise to affluence must be managed.

My reply did not rise to the nobility of my host.

Stories with the most reactions rise to the top of the list, whereas less popular stories remain lost in the news river ether.

In forced convection the movement of the fluid or gas is caused by an external agent which gives rise to pressure differences.

Finally, she flexes the muscles in her arms. Her veins pop out as her biceps rise to a peak.

Above the surface of the water, the towers rise to a height of nearly 700 feet.

Any discussion of Mr Putin's rise to power is incomplete without mention of his sponsorship by, and revenge on, Russia's arch-intriguer.

The presence of a large excess of chitosan gives rise to a second mechanism of interaction.

It's not as though all questions and issues immediately rise to the instructor's attention.

Despite the fact that the two-day weekend brings convenience to us, it also gives rise to many problems.

Swine influenza viruses can give a rise to a hybrid virus by mixing with a human influenza virus and can cause pandemic.

The structure of the building allows a number of natural air flow paths, giving rise to a rather complex ventilation strategy.

And a China that starts to consume more would offer us precisely the opportunity we need to rise to that challenge again.

The war on poverty was never fought ", announced the leader of the Union, " Instead layoffs rise to recorded levels.

Tourism, however, gives rise to a number of programs. For instance, it becomes a burden to inefficient transportation system.

Tourism, however, gives rise to a number of problems. For instance, it becomes a burden to inefficient transportation system.

China should promptly let its currency rise to a level that would no longer require intervention.

How long this can be expected to carry on and whether interest rates might rise to curb inflation was a question addressed by McCafferty.

Once it becomes evident that neither of these countries can rise to the challenge, fiscal crises are inevitable.

The rise to power of the Balkan League is bound to modify the balance of power.

These men took advantage of the desperate situations in their nations to rise to power on a platform of imperialist ambition.

Together we must rise to these challenges; the African Development Bank stands ready to play its part.

With the rise of the cars, an amount of space is occupied by them, which will give rise to the inconvenience of our lives.

He hopes that number will rise to 200 models by the end of the year, and is turning to Taiwanese manufacturers to fill that gap.

The 21-year-old won his country's first Olympic title in the blue riband event and capped an astonishing rise to the top of his sport.

Although he has had many exhibitions all over the world since his rise to fame, he still lives a peaceful life at the base of Mount Fuji.

" grafting design " furniture to fashion the total would rise to meet the assiduous home.

After all, his rise to power in 1999 began with his fierce response to a series of explosions that destroyed Moscow apartment buildings.

Investors were also discussing the possibility of a new interest rate rise to counteract the inflationary impact of higher food prices.

PricewaterhouseCoopers' automotive institute expects to see a small rise to 4% by 2015.

But it was only the beginning of the rise to power of psychoanalysis in America.

Throughout all the school drama, however, the obvious darkness of Voldemort's impending rise to power is always apparent.

Status Offline Probably his wild gesticulations and his generally excited and rebellious manner gave rise to this supposition.

bubble When water boils, bubbles rise to the surface.