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"This feels like the end of an age, " Ms. Stern writes. "The end of an age of denial. "

Duality was always going to be a stern test of your ability to maintain your Light connection.

Stiffen your muscles, grab a telephone book, and begin to call out the names alphabetically in a stern, low tone in front of him.

"What I wanted to speak to you about, Abner, " said the tall, stern man in as kindly a manner as he could command.

It did not come from the stern area, where the bait had been put into the water, but from the side.

I'll lash the two oars together across the stern and that will slow him in the night.

and just as I gave the last impulsion, my hands came across a light cord that was trailing overboard across the stern bulwarks.

With the league on the verge of missing games, Santa Stern should at least have the heart to give us five national games.

He was gray also, from his long beard to his rough boots, and he looked stern and solemn, and rarely spoke.

She started again and drew back in great alarm, looking at my face, but suddenly there was an expression of stern surprise in her eyes.

"Mr Dick, you and I will adopt this boy together, " said my aunt, her stern expression softening into a smile.

Impetuous as he was, he would take stern measures against anyone whom he considered to be an impediment to his progress.

Now listen, said the security guard with a stern look, Its illegal to makeordistribute alcoholic beverages without a license.

This is a stern warning to the wicked. But it is strong encouragement if you worship the great I am and want all mockery of him to end.

Early on in my career as a newspaper reporter in London, a grizzled newsroom veteran summoned me over to his desk for a stern talking to.

Their joy at being once again united with their families did not overcome a stern desire to engage the enemy at the earliest moment.

The place on the stern of a ship where the boat's name is written is known as the escutcheon.

Most of the time, she can be found lobstering with her dad working in the stern. Each season has its own story to tell.

So we went a- quaking and shaking down the starboard side, and slow work it was, too -- seemed a week before we got to the stern.

A fierce negotiator and man of strength, he terrified me with his discipline and stern nature when I was young.

It looks now, Stern said, as if the European Union is the only party willing to sign up for a second period.

Todd Stern, who leads the American climate change negotiating team, said he was pleased to see China and India sign on.

To most men , experience is like the stern light of a ship which illuminates only the track it has passed .

David Stern now had a face to put on his international movement, a player whose character was as high as his talent level.

When I found that a stranger began to make a pass at me, I gave him a stern look and left.

These experiences had not made Jung stern or forbidding, but had given him a puckish sense of humor.

It may even help to assume a somewhat stern, commanding persona that indicates an exacting sort of professionalism.

Earlier, Stern agreed that it would be a failure if the owners and players don't reach a deal to end the lockout in the next few days.

The teacher spoke in a very stern voice and Timothy had to follow her to her room.

Tonight he did not look so stern, and there was a softness in his fine, dark eyes.

At the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Nairobi last November, the Stern report was the topic of the moment.

But the colonel never once glanced at Rostov, and looked, as he always did at the front, stern and solemn.

Andrew Stern, the head of the Service Employees International Union and an influential labour boss, believes a compromise is possible.

on a bridge above a main road, a woman in a niqab carries aloft a placard bearing a picture of the president's stern mustachioed face.

If true, such a tactic would serve as a stern warning to those who see change in the air that it remains far off.

But at the stern of the ship, divers found a trove of gold and silver and high-grade ceramics whose significance is more mysterious.

Titanic's battered stern, captured here in profile, bears witness to the extreme trauma inflicted upon it as it corkscrewed to the bottom.

The game is all over and what stern countermeasures are we talking about? '

Okay, I'll admit, the Stern Review on Traffic Jams doesn't sound like the sort of thing to keep you awake at night.

He said that the response would mix "flexibility" and "stern principle, " but did not elaborate.

As we set off, the green mountains on the banks became deep blue in the dusk, receding toward the stern of the boat.

Economists who oppose Stern do not deny that his practical conclusion follows from his ethical stance.

Stern Hu, the Australian executive detained by China, was one of Rio Tinto's top price negotiators .

"Denial" is a hard book to read, in part because of its subject matter, in part because Ms. Stern's id floats very near the surface.

The minister of interior, Habib al-Adli, issued a stern warning that no further street gatherings of any kind would be tolerated.

Stern said he expected Beijing to set even stronger goals in the next plan from 2011.

Jeanie instinctively bent her eyes on the approaching boat, and became soon sensible that there were two females in the stern.

Lord Stern said data published since his report came out, in October 2006, had led him to change his mind.

When she found that a stranger began to make a pass at her, she gave him a stern look and left.

The father, in his tall Pilgrim hat, was like his own father - stern, someone to be respected.

Stern as he may be, he never fails to show his care and consideration.

The harassment worsened, she said, when the family gave an interview to the German newsmagazine Stern last Friday.

The old man hit him on the head for kindness and kicked him, his body still shuddering, under the shade of the stern.

Faced with such a stern fact, the international community should cooperate sincerely and take effective actions to save wild tigers.

Howard Stern was originally approached to make a quick voice cameo in the film, however his agent talked him out of it.

I have had a stern talk with him and I hope things will soon turn normal.

She sat down, thinking, for never before had she seen Cowperwood's face wearing such an expression of stern, disturbed calculation.

The Stern book may be careful to avoid academic gobbledygook and complex equations, but it cannot be described as a light read.

The forming members cooperate with pressure within the stern seal and form at least one transverse convolute in said rear seal member.

The man griped the woman's hands gravely, and looked at her with a stern sight.

When engines are required an electrically powered water jet can be fired from below the stern to propel the boat forward.

If Nouriel Roubini of the Stern School in New York were to be right (as he has been hitherto), they are.

The South Korean navy has begun to raise the stern section of one of its warships which sank after an unexplained explosion last month.

It was the stern competence of people still rising from poverty and having no desire to stop half-way.

But it seemed to me that Dora was neither friendly nor confidential towards her stern companion.

Stern sees a wasted opportunity, much like the fans, who stare in disbelief at a full slate of intrigue sure to generate plenty of revenue.

A stern police officer gives a permit to a Jewish-American to let him visit an old Jewish village.

One stern comment or declared that at this point the poem portrays couples who wish to evade parentage.

Mr. Rochester's extreme pallor had disappeared, and he looked once more firm and stern.

The [Australian] government has always said the Stern Hu case was complex and involved serious allegations.

Stern said he wasn't disappointed by the spelling change because the pronunciation and significance of the names were still intact.

The loud clunk vibrated the boat temporarily, before water started to trickle slowly over the stern.

Stern said the cost of addressing global warming comes to about 1 percent of the global GDP.

At the stern order the buzz ceased, and fifty pairs of blue, black, gray, and brown eyes were obediently fixed upon his awful countenance.

George Washington was a stern administrator , deeply religious , a sticker for rules and a strict military disciplinarian .

Facing so stern situation, enterprise has no other than the promotion of competitive power, can just preserve vitality and vigor forever.

Ms. Stern recounts these stories, as well as her decision finally to look into the details of her own rape.

The Fairtry was to be the first of many stern trawlers all over the world.

The Mole to his surprise and rapture found himself actually seated in the stern of a real boat.

Alan Stern says the companies are not cutting corners to keep costs down or to meet tight deadlines.

The prime minister fixes me with a self-consciously stern gaze.

"Not a word, " said the stern parent who meant the rule to be enforced.

From stem to stern, the boat presents a vivid image of a dragon ploughing the waves.

He came close to the painter and looked steadfastly into his stern eyes.

Some of the stern fighting ability of his father showed in his slender, rather refined young face.

I awkwardly explain what happened. While the mother gives her a stern lecture that this is, "not what Italian girls do! "

Then she said, in her naturally stern way of speaking, "This is Esther, sir. "

NBA Commissioner David Stern said the owners would await the decision from the players union next week.

One of the detained Rio employees, Stern Hu, is an Australian citizen and the case has raised tensions between Beijing and Canberra.

I looked at her with a stern look, backward steps, and then turned to run away.

"Look at the two beautiful daughters I fathered! " Then he gave her a stern look and asked, "Have you been fooling around on me? "

The staff director was Gerald Stern, who was on leave from his job as executive vice president of Occidental Petroleum.

Fixing me with a stern look, she added, "Nick, I want you to write about what happened to your family in your homeland. " ?

Lieutenant Hearn stood for a time on the pilot 's hatch at the stern staring down into the troop well .

After the bottom section of the hull broke free, the bow and stern split, said Roger Long, a naval architect who analyzed the find.

"We can talk about that all the way to Copenhagen and for the next two or three years and get nothing done, " Stern said.

Nautical To change the course of a ship by turning the stern to the wind while advancing to windward; wear ship.

And the stern paternal penitent seemed to feel in the innocence of his children a return into early life.

Stern said on a conference call he wasn't yet sure if the regular-season games would be an annual occurrence for the league.

But he does not know, I move from stem to stern people witnessed.

Australian officials yesterday gained consular access to one of the four Rio employees being held, Australian Stern Hu.

once , the stern director of the hospital passed by the office on a dignified inspection tour of the doctors ' work.

First, let me thank Todd Stern and the terrific team representing the United States at this conference.

The contacting pressure of the stern bearing is influenced with its elastic modulus, radial clearance and thickness.

'For most of these firms it doesn't seem to work out very well, ' says April Klein, associate professor at NYU's Stern School of Business.

Trimble could be dour and pessimistic, but beneath his stern Scots-Irish front was a brave idealist who was also taking risks for peace.

In many workplaces, the boss might be the decision maker, but he or she isn't the stern, humorless caricature you saw on TV.

Appropriate clearances shall be arranged between propeller and stern frame &rudder to allow stable flow of water and to minimum turbulence.

Stern also indicated that another aim of the meetings were to manage expectations for Cancun amongst the MEF countries.

Before the movie assignment, he had always referred to his father as "stern, but fair. "

"They don't look friendly, they look very stern to me, " she said.

"A little more south, ' sir, " said the oiler in the stern.

Advanced with the humility stern adversity had thrust upon him up to the slight female form in the saddle.

Shifting people permanently off the land will be a stern test of Chinese policy planning, which is not faultless.

As long as energy and food costs level off, core inflation ought to slow over the next year, Stern said.

If David Stern could arrange it, he would have Kobe playing every playoff game to the very last possible date for the NBA this June.

Stern Hu, Rio's former head salesman, does not appear to have made a statement either way.

Haldon stalked to the stern to piss down at the sun where it shimmered on the water, breaking apart with every puff of wind.

But before hanging up, Mr. Powers issued a stern, if familiar, warning: "You need to raise equity, " he said.

He spoke in Tibetan, and his delivery was stern and admonitory, like a forbidding, old-fashioned father reprimanding his children.

Her stern words for Europe assuaged worries that a former French finance minister would be too cosy with her erstwhile colleagues.

"I don't know what he is saying yet, " said the head of the US delegation, Todd Stern.

The workers are boarding over the stern of the boat.

At present, the safety production situation in the metal mines turn for the better, but the malignant accident's occurrence is quite stern.

The less white the better but a slight white tip to the stern occurs in some of the best strains.

He drank a little water before he lashed the marlin to bow and stern of his skiff.

Ruth sat near him in the stern, while the three young fellows lounged amidships, deep in a wordy wrangle over "frat" affairs.

In the meantime she stared at them with a stern but peaceful air.

Many highway code, stern of the traffic policeman, but you think it why they do it ?

I may guarantee that, you once more give the leader such support under the nowadays stern situation.

When they reached the stern, the lad tied up their blades and slammed a shoulder into Duck, and the big man went into the river.

'There needs to be transparency with what all the major players are doing, whether you're developed or developing, ' Mr. Stern said.

Commissioner David Stern said changes to the system would be discussed this summer.

Behind us, the Stockholm, an island in itself, nosed into the ice almost up to the stern.

Here Stern lays out the main challenges and important remedies relating to climate change from the perspective of the Obama administration.

We've also had people want to tell Stern about this unfair treatment.

Stern opinion pieces warn that hyperinflation is just around the corner.

He was given quarters in the chart room, one deck above Capt. FitzRoy's quarters, at the stern of the ship.

Love is so Stern grand that the lover is willingly to be Deprived noble title, property, dignity and life.

Lord Stern said that Copenhagen presented a unique opportunity for the world to break free from its catastrophic current trajectory.

At the end of a two-day visit by Obama's chief climate negotiator, Todd Stern, the mood music in Beijing this week was promising.

Stern said the labor committee plans to discuss the agreement later Saturday and expects them to endorse it and recommend to the full board.

Sorry, as the operation speed at the aft is too fast, the ship is down by the stern.

All perfection and harmony are contained in the visual sense of lentitude, grave and stern from natural weathered rocks.

Stern discipline did not achieve the desired result.

Fearing that we would be dashed against the rocks, they dropped four anchors from the stern and prayed for daylight.

You get the sense, though, that if Stern wants the team back in Louisiana, he will find enough support on the board to make it happen.

David Stern is not stopping them, which may be a huge mistake down the road.

It just gave him a stern look. Was this normal cat behavior? Mr. Dursley wondered.

The Stern Women in Business Club hosts an annual conference with a female chief executive as the keynote speaker.

and climbed into the skiff that did "yawl" duty at the boat's stern.

Stern seems intent on regaining control of the finances for a league that he says has more than half its teams losing money.

Mr Stern warns of a "middle-class riot" if any such reform is seen as a tax increase on working folk with insurance.

"Simply reducing the deficit is not what people are looking for, " Mr Stern says. "We have no growth plan. "

It also has a 750-seat AquaTheater modelled on an ancient Greek amphitheatre, located at the stern of the ship.

There was a 30-minute time difference between the arrival of the "bow" and "stern" waves.

The final time Gil gets into the mysterious Peugot, he's greeted by a man with a stern British accent.

"Well, we're not there yet, anyhow, " said the oiler, in the stern.

Stern: I talked to him about that. He said, "How many are there supposed to be? " I know, I may have overdone it.

Billed as the world's first zero-star hotel, the Null Stern Hotel occupies the underground space of a nondescript apartment block.

Lord Stern, who said that he was not a strict vegetarian himself, was speaking on the eve of an all-parliamentary debate on climate change.

The ship has a small flight deck and hanger on its stern deck to accommodate one helicopter.

The Washington Post reported that Arenas told Stern he would ask the union not to fight the suspension.

The players' association plans to ask for another meeting with owners before Stern's Wednesday afternoon deadline for them to accept a deal.

Fritz Stern, University Professor Emeritus at Columbia University, is an historian of modern Europe, particularly Germany.

Out of the blue, he then proceeded to offer me stern advice on the discreet conduct of extra-marital affairs.

A second appeared at the stern, and let out a scream of pure catlike anger.

The stern on both sides of two-wu, with a thick wooden cross-tie at the stern, saying "jump. "

Stern, who will accompany Clinton, said last week that it was time to open a new chapter on climate change talks.

You know I was thinkin' I was gonna gut you, bow to stern soon as I laid eyes on you, but you look so pretty when you're scared, don't you?

Stern said the US was also seeking deals with other major economies such as India, Indonesia and Brazil.

The result was a "cooperative agreement" , signed by NBA Commissioner David Stern and ACRE, in which the two sides became partners.

"But when we do, it may only be available for a limited time, " Stern added. "So you'd better hurry up and get one while supplies last. "

Another student of his was the powerful and stern Qu Rahn.

But the union called its own news conference Friday afternoon, pre-empting Stern's State of the League address on Saturday.

Dombey was rather bald, rather red, and though a handsome well-made man, too stern and pompous in appearance, to be prepossessing.

Hours later, a flare on the ship's stern showed that gas was being produced, the ministry said.

they pay a lot of money for a very good education here at New York University, Stern School of Business.

The seneschal was an old stern man.

Stern says the private sector is promising to conduct space missions for a fraction of what they have traditionally cost NASA.

President Barack Obama, once a stern critic of the war, did his best to accentuate the positive in a speech to US troops last week.

The equivalent to the Stern report for biodiversity is called The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB).

The main characteristic was the decorated counter in stern post and the straight up cutwater.

"Take a stern response and carefully manage the situation from further escalating, " the president said.

As one of the non-material cultural heritage, the Tibetan tap dance is also facing the stern modern inheritance crisis.

Just be the way you always are. The Emperor is stern, but there's nothing to be afraid of.

However , following the urbanized advancement, the sustainable development also has directly or indirectly encountered the stern challenge .

the stubborn resistance of britain , the stern mood of the united states , had lit new hope in french hearts.

the stern window was open , for it was a warm night , and you could see the moon shining behind on the ships wake.

It was a stern speech that brought polite applause from a packed chamber but no standing ovation.

Two contraptions at the stern will troll for fish, and when one is caught the line is rigged to alert them by tapping a piece of wood.

Thank your fearless Stern, and others among you who worried about you and faced death at every moment.

The West's oldest known depiction of a stern-mounted rudder can be found on church carvings dating to around 1180.

Even now, he had a stern, still handsome profile, the profile of an absolutist, a romantic.

"Todd Stern said in his press conference today that the US could support a process to negotiate a new climate accord, " a spokeswoman said.

A sunken temple loomed up out of the greyness as Yandry and Duck leaned upon their poles and paced slowly from prow to stern, pushing.

Noticing the captain's stern look, the sailors reluctantly carried out his order.

Ellen leaned back in the stern and seemed to enjoy herself thoroughly .

She expected a snobby, stern, dislikable woman and was greatly surprised to be proven wrong.

He made the fish fast to bow and stern and to the middle thwart .

Stern will serve as a principal adviser on international climate policy and strategy and as the administration's chief climate negotiator.

Stern says this savings of dimes on the dollar benefits the private sector as well as the public.

"We're not there yet, " said the oiler, in the stern.

He lay in the stern and steered and watched for the glow to come in the sky.

My stern, serious dad, cranking up our Lowrey organ, picking out the notes of a swingy Big Band tune and getting the whole house jumping.

Throw off your bow line; throw off your stern. You head out to South channel, past Rocky Neck, Ten Pound Island.

The road ahead is tough, U. S. lead climate-change negotiator Todd Stern told reporters September 19, "but I'm not pessimistic. "

Their statues were realistic, on a human scale with a stern look and practical countenance.

Kudrow is married to a French advertising executive Michel Stern, and is hoping to have a baby soon.

With his thin-rimmed specs and high forehead the stern-faced Takeshi Okada could almost be an unsmiling Japanese Sven-Goran Eriksson.

After the failure of the political reform in Qingli Period, people are in low spirit and the style of his poetry also turns stern and cold.

But stern warnings by regulators for the banks to slow down lending appear to be having an effect on the economy.

The stern gravelly -voiced tacticians led the fleet as it engaged the Empire at the critical Battle of Endor.

Yet that is, in essence, what Sir Nicholas Stern, author of the British government's new report on climate change, is saying.

The treatment modalities of stern cells repairing infarction myocardial include stem cell transplantation and mobilization.

Alternately jovial and stern, a Great Unclean One commands his legion with affectionate bellows of praise and bombastic cajoling.

It has fallen to America to shore him up, reassure South Koreans and send a stern warning to the North's president, Kim Jong Il.

The accommodation section, and above it the bridge, is a bit aft of amidships, so the stern is another 150 metres or so behind me.

Commerzbank suspended the payments this year, following a stern talking-to by Germany's bank regulator and its bank bail-out fund.

Nouriel Roubini is Professor of Economics and International Business at Stern School of Business of New York University.

The Stern Review agrees that carbon pricing must be complemented by measures to develop technologies.

Commissioner David Stern doesn't need that when James might be the league's most marketable player.

Barkley: I think the NBA has been very fortunate to have David Stern, and I'm not just blowing smoke.

Steve Bruce is backing Sunderland to build on their heroics at Manchester United as they face another stern test of their credentials.

He was sitting with his back toward the stern, looking glum and holding his left hand in his right.

With the country urbanization advancement speeds up unceasingly, the survival condition of traditional settlements faced with stern test.

John was given a stern lesson in the game when he was whipped 4-0 by his opponent on Monday.

Emphasis on the stern justice of God is tempered by frequent references to his mercy and compassion.

In a long period, China now is facing severe challenge for employment. At present, employment situations are becoming gradually stern.

At the Kyoto negotiations, the negotiating team was working in "a domestic policy vacuum, " Stern said.

Stern worries that puppy mills will try to capitalize on the Obamas' dog choice and start churning out PWDs for an eager public.

Google's first online outburst against its Chinese hosts was a stern and high-minded rebuke of state censorship.

A helicopter flight deck is located at the stern of the ship.

Stern Hu, shown in an undated photograph, was detained on July 5.

Stern's work has provoked a strong reaction from economists for two reasons.

joyce and i got out through the stern - port , and we made for shore again , as fast as oars could take us.

He came across as an intelligent and stern individual, who rarely smiled in photographs.

The introduced boundary condition at the transom stern and corresponding numerical treatment are simple and effective.

Stern frame, Rudder horn, Stern tube shall be supported and strengthened by beams, floors, platform and bulkheads .

Difficult was it then and there to guess the causes why the tradition of the place wore so gloomy and stern a hue.

It was Jesus' idea to cross the sea at night. But he was asleep in the stern when the storm came up.

Facing current stern world grain situation, the primary response to challenges is to value and develop grain production.

Pellaeon's bridge was a shameful assembly of untrained novices bristling under his stern command.

One must have stern determination; then alone is spiritual practice possible. One must make a firm resolve.

The bird made the stern of the boat and rested there.

He knelt down and found the tuna under the stern with the gaff and drew it toward him keeping it clear of the coiled lines.

For this one, says University of Minnesota sports management professor Stephen Ross, "The fall guy is going to end up being David Stern. "

Stern's posturing on the issue deserves its own Saturday Night Live Weekend Update "Really! ? " segment.

I looked up through the smoke and saw a poster of the stern visage of Khomeini above the words, "Islam is the religion of freedom. "

The President, stern-faced with dignity, strutted toward the couple.