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NARRATOR: But elsewhere, the market was flourishing. Tens of thousands of small businesses sprung up, and the Polish economy began to boom.

But in recent years, as environmental damage has increased, signs of change have sprung up in various pockets around the world.

The many tools that have sprung out of that community demonstrate the viability of big data analysis as a global business activity.

Mr. Chan's day-trading shop is one of many that have sprung up in and around China's major cities in recent years.

Authorities say hundreds of camps just like Badbaado have sprung up in and around Mogadishu over the past three months.

They perceived in him a fresh development and very subtle manifestation of the very old thing from which he had sprung.

The host of small private yards that has sprung up in recent years are unlikely to be given support to avoid insolvency.

In recent years there has been a great revival of folk music, and groups specializing in its performance have sprung up all over Britain.

Unexpectedly, a manifestation of this idealistic vision has sprung up in one of Beijing's hutongs, just three years after the exhibition.

In an effort to clamp down on the lucrative poaching industry that sprung up around the big cats, sales of tiger parts were banned in 1993.

Expert opinion, based on underwater scans, was that the sunken rig had not sprung a leak.

"Halt, " he cried. His robes swirling around him in the chill wind that had sprung up, the wizard walked toward the block.

Indeed, within a few short years of Stonewall, thousands of gay and lesbian civil rights organizations had sprung up all across America.

But in recent years, as environmental damge has increased, sings of change have sprung up in various pockets around the world.

Now, however, with Canaan clothing market as the center, many goods for export markets have sprung up in the surrounding one kilometer area.

The man sprung to his feet, his hand upon his revolver.

Houses sprung up on both sides of the bridge and stood until it was pulled down in 1831, making way for a more elegant, classic structure.

Clan shrines , where ancestors are worshipped, have sprung up in many rural areas, particularly in prosperous coastal and southern regions.

In the surge of economic development, a great number of factories have sprung up in town and rural areas.

In recent years, farm tour as a way of leisure has sprung up in the suburbs of Beijing.

The domestic high-speed rail industry has sprung up in a few short years.

And their workers and executives spend money in the bars and restaurants that have sprung up in this city of half a million people.

Charlie sprung up, grabbed the shovel from the boy, and whacked him with it several times shouting "you not to Tommy, you not to Tommy. "

In the last five years, many new buildings have sprung up all over the southern districts of our city.

Tax revolts, which had sprung up all across the country in opposition to government, sadly faded away.

Cottage industries have sprung up in many developing nations to scavenge the recyclable and precious metals inside the waste.

CDFI showed that when urine sprung from ureter cyst to bladder and from ureter to cyst, the urine beam appeared to be clear.

But now, it has sprung once more to life, sharpening Indian-Pakistani tensions and drawing China into the dispute.

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

In the recent decade, new professional characteristics have continually sprung up in the field of fashion around the world.

An urban legend about the suicide outbreak seems to have sprung up almost instantaneously.

Psychologists have sought to have internet addiction listed as a clinical disorder and treatment camps have sprung up across the country.

Enough of a mass of people eventually saw this as feasible, that this international food court sprung up.

A huge industry has sprung up to help parents tackle the problem of broken sleep, covering books, gadgetry and even night nannies.

No central bank wants to be put in that position, of course, and institutional arrangements have sprung up to prevent it.

Oh, my Love is like a red, red rose! That's newly sprung in June; Oh, my Love is like the melody! That's sweetly played in tune.

The sellers and buyers can be matched through private deals or by exchanges that have sprung up to bring them together .

By the beginning of the nineteenth century, hundreds of paper mills had sprung up throughout the country.

In recent years, a number of private soccer schools have sprung up in Africa's most populous country.

O my love's like a red, red rose, That's newly sprung in June; O my love's like the melodies, That's sweetly play'd in tune.

And, while market mechanisms have sprung up to cope with imbalances, these markets are sometimes distorted by government subsidy.

A great number of factories have sprung up in the countryside.

Like-minded industries have sprung up in Africa, Latin America and other parts of Asia.

An exotic array of offerings has sprung up to satisfy this need, ranging from esoteric spiritual retreats to full-blown psychotherapy.

Hundreds of camps have sprung up across the capital in the last few months, even in the ruins of an Italian Cathedral.

Since then, trains have sprung up all over the world and each and every one of them is British at heart. You can't argue with that, can you?

One typical example of the emergence of a wine culture in the US is the fact that wine festivals have sprung up from coast to coast.

Even the mighty machinations of your dark masters cannot prevent what is about to be sprung upon you!

To that end, an entire industry has sprung up, dedicated to providing couples with a ceremony modeled after Protestant church ceremonies.

With modern shop fittings, the modern-day pawn brokers have sprung up in prime locations in town centres.

are very common, but thanks to elevators, buildings of 20 stories or more have also sprung up in droves.

Businesses have sprung up to advise parents on how to help children prepare for the big day.

Puppet theaters, which are often run as family businesses, first sprung up in the 19th century.

In coffee shops and empty offices, knitting circles have sprung up where people can come together, chat, and knit a pair of socks.

Like the Council on Foreign Relations from which it has sprung it will tolerate wide differences of opinion.

Many vibrant, purely private companies have sprung up despite this uncertainty, but take care to stay out of the limelight.

Since the reform and opening-up policy was released in 1978, enormous new words or neologisms have sprung up in the Chinese language.

But Ferreira, to his credit, sprung consistently and quickly off the cover to confront the winger and nullify his impact.

Independent offshoots have sprung up in Yemen, Somalia and elsewhere.

There in the forest, he built the first house out of wood. After a short while 680 houses had sprung up in the forest.

Though some are much older, alot of Japan's SMEs sprung up in the post-war period, following the breakdownof the former business order.

These budget spans have sprung up all over the country and offer an opportunity to take a nap, including a 10 min neck and shoulder massage.

The practice has sprung up because of shop owners serving as intermediaries between the bank and customers to earn fees from POS machines.

Zeta training-camps and recruitment banners have sprung up in Guatemala.

Clubs have now sprung up in several other European countries, the US, Canada and Japan.

Hawking went on to demonstrate-again if general relativity is correct-that the entire universe must have sprung from a singularity.

But as these mortgages were reset to higher rates and borrowers who had lied about their income failed to pay up, the trap was sprung.

During the past twenty years of China's reform and opening-up, thousands of modernized enterprises have sprung uparound China.

You would be no longer a lost child found, but you would be looked upon as an upstart, who HAD sprung up like a mushroom in the night.

Results that sprung readily from a theorem is called by the Greeks corollaries or porisms.

Hundreds of euphemisms have sprung up to cope with politically incorrect vocabulary.

He is aware of all the political interpretations of his story that have sprung up across the Web and mainstream media.

For it is evident that our Lord sprung out of Juda: in which tribe Moses spoke nothing concerning priests.

In Beijing, as in other big cities, hundreds of privately run schools have sprung up in recent years to cater for them.

Even at this early stage, before there has been a single G8 summit held since the G20 one sprung to life, three conclusions are clear.

That village has been gone for some time now, replaced by one of the flickering skyscrapers that has sprung from the ground.

The body is close coupled, with a level topline, wide front, deep brisket and well sprung ribs being rather light in the loins.

As if to test my reflexes, within minutes the skipper cried "Vela" again, and we all sprung into action.

A whole science has sprung up around the study of ancient music, where the original instruments are too fragile to play or no longer exist.

New plate-glass office blocks have sprung up in low-rent business centres.

In February Ellison sprung for a $43 million estate in Rancho Mirage, not far from Indian Wells, that he had redecorated.

The chest is deep and capacious with well - sprung, but not barrel-shaped , ribs and brisket reaching at least to the elbows.

We sprung to our feet and raced out of the living room. We found Ali hobbling frantically across the foyer.

Rather than being a sign of marital discord, the parting looks much more likely to have sprung from political unity.

And for those who are rattling the cages to get out, an escape network of sorts has sprung up.

Hundreds of new buildings have sprung up in this new city.

"The safe is open, " said a voice. "There is just the least little crack in it. The lock has not been sprung. "

They also took the time to codify some conventions that sprung up in the community.

But suddenly fashionable bars specialising in sake have sprung up all over Tokyo, attracting new and younger customers.

The reports sprung from an Italian Vanity Fair article saying George Obama lived in a shack and was "earning less than a dollar a day. "

One o'clock had just struck, the trap was to be sprung at six. Marius had five hours before him.

In recent weeks several new entities have sprung up in Europe to cater to them.

And that Taiwan's gradually exploitation had also promoted the Fujian-Taiwan commercial trade, causing its sprung up and blossom.

Life is but a day at most , sprung from night, in darkness last, hope not sunshine every hour, fear not clouds will always lower.

The online demand for copy has grown so great that an entire industry has sprung up to support it.

Slightly long compared with height, back firm with a slight rise over loins; ribs well sprung, chest deep, fairly broad behind shoulders.

A cottage industry has sprung up to produce patents of suspect value .

A lot of antique shops and restaurants have sprung up in the shadow of the second-hand bookshops.

Thousands of self-taught counselors have sprung up across China in the last 20 years, some mixing Western and Eastern principles.

VIX clones have sprung up in Australia, Canada and India.

Close to you, originally only want to get a wisp of spring breeze, has never expected but gets the whole sprung!

She was a crown sprung up suddenly, screaming sound of the Waiwaichouchou and driven off.

Hundreds years later, piano as a culture has rooted and sprung up here; moreover, an upsurge in piano is in the ascendant.

they had passed numerous places where ambushes could have been sprung, but not a single soldier had been seen.

other peoples have sprung up and held their torch high for a time, but it burned out, and they sit in twilight now, or have vanished.

I don't know why such new gifted people have sprung up in my life.

It's one of dozens of basketball leagues for women over 50 that have sprung up across the country.

And when, Sirs, this pale flame has sprung into the air swaying to every wind, it brings vision to the human eye.

And then a buck sprung out of the forest and ran across the field.

Yeah, i sprung her out of the pokey. You can-- you can thank me later. well, i just spent ten secs talking to you.

Roads and railways that were destroyed during the fighting have been rebuilt. New schools and hospitals have sprung up.

Bric equity indices have emerged; Bric funds have sprung up for investors to pile into the sector.

Ribs well sprung and springing gradually to mid-body, tapering to back ribs which are of good depth and extend well back.

He is one of the mushroom kind; he has suddenly sprung up out of nothing.

By 2006, eight private carriers had sprung up to challenge the three state-controlled majors, Air China, China Southern and China Eastern.

Within 48 hours of data on flight delays being made public, a website had sprung up to disseminate them.

The streets have been widened, Factories, schools, hospitals, cinemas and theatres have sprung up like mushrooms one after another.

Two names that have sprung to many fans' and critics' minds are talented Bordeaux starlet Yoann Gourcuff and Chelsea playmaker Joe Cole.

Before Windu could take justice into his own hands, though, Anakin sprung into action.

In the middle of a scrubby business park on the outskirts of Dublin, a hulking grey building has recently sprung up.

Across the Internet, chat rooms, Web sites and blogs have sprung up discussing buttock injections.

Still, copycat companies have sprung up, and existing Internet giants, eager to extend into local markets, are developing their own systems.

Global trade has doubled and bilateral pacts have sprung up since the stalled Doha round began.

Clubs and events for jugglers have sprung up all over the globe.

Many new factories have sprung up in my hometown.

A host of consultancies has sprung up to teach firms how to listen to women and exploit their special abilities.

They meet their "hosts" in hundreds of clubs that have sprung up around Tokyo - the industry says only compliments are exchanged.

The streets have been widened. Factories, schools, hospitals, cinemas and theatres have sprung up one after another.

More recently, several corporate debt-dedicated funds have sprung up, as a response to surging investor demand.

Some people believe he was, indeed, the victim of a cleverly-sprung government honey-trap.

The well sprung, oval rib cage extends well towards the rear of the body.

Asian dating sites have sprung up all over the internet.

There sprung to life, in no time it seems, a splendid garden under the care and interest of our entire family.

But after years of stagnation, the market has sprung to life.

Arriving at the gas giant before the Falcon, Fett and Vader sprung a trap on the ship's hapless crew.

Other schemes to share the cost of owning, chartering and renting executive jets have since sprung up.

Predictably, a fix it industry has sprung up around the issue of busted mergers.

Lando was in perfect position when Skywalker sprung his rescue mission over the Great Pit of Carkoon.

In some cities, an entire ecosystem has sprung up to support the ernai industry.

In the eighth round, when Foreman had exhausted himself, Ali sprung off the ropes and knocked him out.

When it photographed the same field yesterday, a refugee camp had already sprung up on the grass.

There is a visible difference in areas where Zoomlion have sprung into action and their efforts are to be commended.

But recently several new super-expensive blocks of flats have sprung up, offering concierge services and high security to the wealthy.

A host of global health initiatives sprung up, with many designed to deliver life-saving interventions on a massive scale.

His looks would have benefited if his parents could ever have sprung for a dentist.

Criminal gangs that have sprung from the remnants of right-wing paramilitary groups have also gone into mining.

This gesture may have sprung from the old Roman gesture of raising the right arm in praise of tribute to the emperor.

Things have indeed changed markedly since Mr Kerkorian sprung the idea of an alliance in late June.

The disputes have sprung largely from Qantas's bid to reinvent itself for survival in a globalised world.

under the influence of coulomb damping, the amplitude of displacement output of sprung mass will fluctuate in a small range.

Wrenches (spanners) must not be used if its jaws are sprung, worn or cracked. They may slip off a bolt or nut when you least expect it.

Hussain's long ball sprung the visitors' offside trap, giving Morrison time to take two touches and hammer in a powerful shot.

Cigar- shaped arms with deep, fiber- filled back and seat cushions , and fully sprung seats .

Chest of good width and depth, with well sprung barrel ribs. Level topline. Loins wide, short-coupled and strong.

Race horses usually are walked to the starting gate, but once the gates are sprung open, galloping immediately ensues.

It's one that previously has not sprung to mind when thinking of the snow-tipped Alps.

A large number of new Chinese neologisms have sprung up since China's reform and opening-up drive.

A third is Masood Azhar, sprung from an Indian prison in 1999 by the hijackers of an Indian plane in exchange for its passengers.

Welcome to the unofficial financial realm that has sprung up outside China's heavily regulated banking system.

In 2005 the government banned the private trade in grain that had sprung up as an improvised response to the last famine.

I narrowed my gaze to him, then sprung on to him tearing his limbs apart, fast and in a malicious manner.

The friendship that had sprung up between Edward and Seth was something that still boggled my mind.

Group-buying websites have sprung up, serving as agents between buyers and sellers and receiving a commission from the sale.

Groups of new, modern buildings have sprung up along the river .

A few examples of this have already sprung up.

Here, to south of the chic Zamalek district where magnificent villas have sprung up next to modern buildings, is the Sofitel El Gezirah.

Unfortunately interpreters have sprung up, a fact for which we are in no way responsible.

This dry weather has sprung the door.

Across America chains of "rejuvenation centres" have sprung up touting the latest "cures" for getting old.

As tibetan society progresses, "Tibetan studies" has been sprung up many Tibetan scholars at home and abroad.

Now, a wide street get along Europe, green trees and flowers planted, new buildings have sprung up.

Gray markets and scalpers have sprung up as entrepreneurial individuals try to profit from this Asian demand.

More than 200 copycat sites have sprung up in the U. S. , with another 500 overseas, including 100 in China.

Love of mankind springing from suffering resembles wisdom sprung from misfortune.

But the early 21st century has been notable for the new brands industries that have sprung up.

Aboard a Trade Federation vessel, the scheming Neimoidians sprung a trap on the Jedi, and attempted to kill them.

But that dynamic has been changing in recent years and schools such as Eastern Pearl have sprung up to serve a new population.

After an hour, the trail took them by a low, spreading tree sprung thickly with fruits.

In the period of "the Seventeen Years" literature, sprung up many text that the theme of heroes and revolutions.

A new generation or visionaries has sprung up, enabled by the computer revolution.

All those names are names that have sprung, in truth, from our relationship.

So a black market of identities for sale has sprung up and has spread from the Southwest .

Chest is deep (to the elbow) and well-sprung with a distinct tuck up at the loin.

Spring has sprung, like human adolescence, full of vitality, vigor and vitality.

A great number of houses have sprung up everywhere.

and, behold, seven ears, withered, thin, and blasted with the east wind, sprung up after them.

Legs are strongly boned and straight, with strong, slightly sprung pasterns.

Her anxiety has sprung from a misinterpretation of the report.

Under their influence, the horizons sprung wide and fear went away and the unknown became knowable .

Several agencies have sprung up offering actors to attend weddings or even funerals.

Centres purporting to use spiritual powers to find remains have sprung up, some charging hefty fees.

In the past few years, new buildings have sprung up all over Beijing.

Spring has definitely sprung here in the mountains of my home.

The log would be sprung easily without paint.

About half a dozen art indices have sprung up, measuring the rise in prices of sectors and artists.

But when the blade was sprung up, and brought forth fruit, then appeared the tares also.

Competitors have sprung up, but none matches Tee Yih Jia, which exports 90% of its production to 49 countries.

It is for these reasons that the many prophecies predicting war during the End Times have sprung.

Oh, my Love is like a red, red rose. That's newly sprung in June.

Shopping malls selling designer clothes and luxury hotels have sprung up.

With the revival of Chinese media humanism spirit, the people's livelihood news has been sprung up in China.

Something sprung a leak, as there was a lot of water on the platform.

Indeed, a cult of personality had sprung up around him during his tenure at the NYSE.

ribs well-sprung, chest deep and fairly broad behind the shoulders.

Maggie: All the cheese's gone, and all traps are sprung. But There's no mice in them.

Internet cafes have sprung up, creating a large number of obsessive geek.

New buildings, massive in span and artful in design, have sprung up everywhere.

she too had sprung up , but she sank down again.

A range of buildings have sprung up along the river.

Yet an indignant campaign called "We are the 53%" has sprung up online, to complain about the loafing remainder.

Body--The chest is roomy, broad and deep, reaching to elbow, with well pronounced forechest and well sprung, oval ribs.

Afterward the idea sprung up of whether we could publish a similar type of editorial domestically.

Pet-food banks, which give pet food to people in need, have sprung up across the country.

At present, with the development of network technology, a variety of distributed workflow interoperation model has sprung out continually.

All the cheese's gone and all the traps are sprung, but there's no mice in them.

damping, tyre stiffness, sprung mass and unsprung mass.

Shantytowns with names like Little Harare and Zimtown have sprung up outside cities across Africa.

The attention of the guests was drawn to the corner of the room where a heated argument had sprung up.

Instead, a new popular blog has sprung up on a Russian social network.

A new market had sprung up out of nothing.

the boy really sprung up this summer that i hardly recognizee him .

A growing middle class has sprung up there, hungry for consumer goods.

Ribs long and well sprung but not barrel shaped, extending well towards hindquarters .

An incredible conversation sprung up there.

It's little wonder that from this vibrant and variegated culture, a new American literature has sprung.

From this simple start, a whole galaxy of Twitter-enabled mobile applications and other tools have sprung up.

I will not employ devious schemes that involve the hero's party getting into my inner sanctum before the trap is sprung.

Market stalls have sprung up under bright umbrellas.

Lightweight alloy lace loops with sprung lace hooks.

Unhappiness was sprung from rapacity.

Being a team leader can be a lot of work, so group-buying websites have sprung up.

Where public schools are no good, cheap private ones have sprung up.

But since then half a dozen covered call funds have sprung up, and more are expected.

Body--The chest is moderately broad and deep; ribs are moderately sprung. Tuckup is slight.

Swinging arm was common in small cars that were sprung softly and could carry large loads, because the camber is independent of load.

Spring has sprung on Mars, bring with itthe disappearance of carbon dioxide ice (dry ice) that covers the northpolar sand dunes.

These conflicts have all sprung from fatal errors.

brisket level with points of elbows; and ribs well sprung.

Mr Assange's lawyer speculates on different motivations, hinting darkly that a "honeytrap has been sprung" .

All our errors have sprung from our carelessness.

As a result, guest houses, coffee shops and tourism-related businesses have sprung up.

Based on the strong support of national and local, Chinese animation companies have sprung up.

Than the last girl you got all sprung over.

From this attitude on his part had sprung his rather dark fame.

Private testing laboratories, which have sprung up like mushrooms in China recently, are working overtime testing food.

It is music played for sprung ceiling of kitchen & bathroom.

Recently, a lot of small restaurants have sprung up around our college.

New houses have sprung up like mushrooms .

And from this thought have sprung all our subsequent troubles .

Private basic education in Hainan province was sprung up at the end of 1980s', which is later than other provinces in the whole country.