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He steeled himself to keep above the suffocating languor that lapped like a rising tide through all the wells of his being.

Flying in the wind cold at heart, accompanied by the sea roar, submerged in the rising tide waters.

We will speak with you today about the rising tide of which almost all of you who work with and for the light are becoming aware.

It comes at a time of mounting concern among liberals about the rising tide of protectionism sweeping Europe.

Globalization has not turned out to be the rising tide that lifts all boats.

There are many places along the Delaware Bay and the New Jersey shore to see the rising tide of horseshoe crabs and their avian attendants.

"Rising Tide" suggests that Pakistani artists do not have to go abroad, though some still do, to express their country's turmoil.

They're markers of a rising tide of online crime that, in its own way, could be more dangerous than a cyberwar.

Part lounge, part elevator, the Rising Tide Bar floats up and down between three levels on the Oasis of the Seas.

Mr Saleh needs new ones quickly if he is to fend off the rising tide of opposition at home.

The orders were handed out as Pakistan's new government stepped up talks designed to turn back a rising tide of Islamic militancy.

When this question was used to automatically love has become a foregone conclusion after - After rising tide of love will never recede.

An intriguing aspect of their analysis is how it views the rising tide of debt around the world from a historical perspective.

We must begin with a candid admission that the rising tide of the Reagan economy has not lifted every boat.

The New Zealand dollar has been swept up in the rising tide of global optimism.

I stood anchored to the spot, not wishing to break the spell, until finally the rising tide forced me back to shore.

The rising tide of counterfeit and substandard malaria medicines in parts of Africa and Asia contributes to the problem of resistance.

It was another indication of a rising tide of personal aversion to Mr Berlusconi.

She said: "A rising tide lifts all ships. "

The rising tide of affluence never floated all boats, but it did turn brick layers into property magnates, small entrepreneurs into tycoons.

Free traders believe that the rising tide of international specialization and investment lifts all boats.

eg. A rising tide of divorce is taking a huge toll on the planet, warns a groundbreaking analysis of the environmental impact of divorce.

And unless far more serious action is taken to arrest the rising tide, it will be remembered as the year the Taliban began their final push.

However, this masks a tail of under-achievers, the socially excluded. The rising tide does not lift their ships.

They refer to the so-called "rising tide of expectations" that has historically fuelled protests and revolutions.

Because a rising tide of women in an economy raises the fortunes of families and nations.

Rising Tide of Criminal Prosecution Threatens Flow of Vital Safety Infor - Mation .

Racing the rising tide, frantic travelers mired on a remote beach signal the photographer's plane for help.

A rising tide of creditworthiness among emerging market sovereigns is lifting corporate boats.

In the past decade, a rising tide of legislation in areas such as employment has virtually cancelled out all this extraordinary effort.

The rising tide of illiteracy does not augur well for America's industrial might.

Looking back on it, I find they were right, but this rising tide of change is itself the problem.

Seen from on shore, a tsunami may be more like a rapidly rising tide than a series of giant breaking waves.

The rising tide--and it could already be perceived--must drive it back with force to a considerable distance.

The spume and sea spray from the rising tide made the rocks along the beach slick and treacherous.

The rising tide of anti-wealth sentiment could well affect how conspicuous the rich want to be.

Their enthusiasm reflected Tunisia's influence but was also built on a rising tide of local alienation from the government.

American media companies hope that they will be lifted by a rising tide of pay-TV subscribers in emerging markets.

Our free market economies have surged forward on a rising tide of trade and investment.

In recent months the press has been full of stories suggesting that a rising tide of economic nationalism was about to drown foreign firms.

But I yearned for has the sea the place, stretches to the horizon, but also has the rising tide ebb tide time!

In the best traditions of capitalism the rising tide will float all boats.

There was also a hope that a rising tide of economic growth would "lift all boats" .

The hour of the invasion would need to be near sunrise, when the seaborne troops would have a rising tide.

One day long ago, the sea rising tide flooded cropsDwellings, the Warriors hold a two mountains blocked the raging sea and freed the people.

All these have sounded alarm bells and led to a rising tide of vegetarians, according to Zhou.

Among other things, Ms Jacoby blames a rising tide of anti-intellectualism.

After all, the rising tide of Web aesthetics lifts all ships.

The steadily rising tide of the students, English grading certificate is smooth passes.

It is not surprising. In prosperous times a rising tide lifts all boats.

So much for the rising tide.

In a good economy, the rising tide lifts all boats.

But there's an effort to hold back the rising tide of whaling.

"This is a pretty big flood, " says John Barry, author of Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America.

Furthermore, as the engine of South America, it can be said a rising tide lifts all boats.

A rising tide of man-made noise is disrupting the lives of marine animals.

The high winds ~d with a rising tide.

Apart from the short stint at Rising Tide, he has been fully immersed in management again at Vector ever since.

But the VAT reduction is a high-risk strategy given the rising tide of borrowing.

the rising tide destroyed their sand castle.

Public reaction is far more negative about the rising tide of African immigrants, reflecting pervasive anti-black racism in China .

Certainly, Afghans are apprehensive about a rising tide of violence and what the future may have in store for them.

A rising tide of discontent.

Flutter has a critical bearing on the design of suspension bridges that in the rising tide in China.

A rising tide lifts all boats, but not all spirits.

In addition, there is a bar called Rising Tide that moves between three of the 16 passenger decks.

when I wait and see the water rising tide of ferocious, but also a terrible feeling of the sea.

Some see a rising tide: the park hopes to employ 900 people and draw 1. 6m visitors in its first year, which should be 2014.

For them, it must seem these days that a rising tide lifts only all yachts.

It is easy to assume, with globalisation, that a rising tide lifts all boats.

The millions of people who work in customer-service and public-service jobs face this rising tide of rage every day.

Soon as the rising tide shall beat,