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Symbolically, the yuan was allowed to float towards the top end of its trading band during the delegation's visit.

Analysts do not believe the quotas have had much effect but symbolically the move sent a powerful signal of assertiveness.

For this act of insolence, he was sent to the stands, symbolically imprisoned behind bars, as he scribbled notes to his bench.

As this was to be the space representing Heaven on Earth, symbolically it needed to be bigger than the Forbidden City.

She's not a waste of space, it is suggested, because she escapes the weakness of her sex and can act, symbolically, as a man.

In order to have language, any language, you need to be able to think symbolically.

Now this chart is also an interesting chart that basically, graphically illustrates, symbolically at least what occurs.

Next the design moves on to a 2D schematic, where the connections between the different board components are symbolically shown.

Telling him a secret -- symbolically letting him deeper inside you -- demonstrates total trust in him and faith in your relationship.

The concept of the couch is also symbolically connected to a kind of lifestyle that is opulent , exclusive and of course, comfortable.

Basically he's symbolically saying, let us follow Jesus out of Jerusalem, out of the camp of the Israelites.

Write the problem out on paper, and burn it to symbolically release the pain.

Perhaps the ability to think symbolically evolved independently in Neandertals and anatomically modern H. sapiens.

The idealization of the body of the other or the objects that symbolically represent that body are an essential aspect of sexual excitement.

SPIEGEL: Some of these people symbolically represent hundreds of others.

Use the -S option to display the umask symbolically, in a form that shows which are the permissions that are allowed.

Poor mapping is evident when a control does not relate visually or symbolically with the object it affects.

So perhaps another things is now revealed: archives must burn down (symbolically of course) for history to happen.

Asia, like America, is a concept that depends on our ability to think symbolically.

The Bible uses symbols and metaphors much more frequently than a modern text, and numbers are used symbolically as well.

To the right of the canvas, symbolically, a winged angel, with his back to us, shows her the cross.

And I do not speak against beloved swine, only symbolically am I speaking, please.

Head to Rosslyn Chapel, symbolically located at the summit of Ross Hill, you'll feel its magic as soon as you enter.

In later versions of burning at the stake, the criminal would be hanged until dead and then burnt symbolically.

Later, world leaders will symbolically walk across the first East German border crossing to open in 1989.

The move by Standard & Poor's to lower the long-term U. S. rating to AA is huge symbolically and could cause some in markets to flee risk.

His magic or illusionary practices are done symbolically and in keeping with a strict code and well-established ritual.

Symbolically, the American eagle now flies for Express Mail. How dare anyone keep America waiting longer than overnight?

Children would come through the village, asking for food to be offered symbolically to the dead, then donated to feed the hungry.

Represent and explain mathematical information beyond the level of intermediate algebra symbolically, numerically and verbally.

However, in nearly all cases, mandatory minimum sentences are symbolically severe as well as being inflexible.

Earmarks are symbolically potent but fiscally inconsequential, since they mostly parcel out spending rather than alter its level.

Solve problems using linear equations and inequalities; justify symbolically and graphically.

In doing do, Brown inverts the insight that a woman's body is symbolically a container and makes a container symbolically a woman's body.

Parameter consists of various regular expression language elements that symbolically describe the string to match .

Symbolically and physically, the Villa's connection with nature is uninterrupted, offering ample natural light and open spaces.

At the actual wedding ceremony, the father of the bride symbolically gives his daughter to the groom.

Symbolically and crucially, the footage of Gaddafi's capture and assault was shot not by a crew but by a crowd on cellphones.

Species work symbolically and in a synchronistic manner together to allow for the representation of all truths upon earth.

She trimmed the stems, and inserted them symbolically in a very special vase .

The Kyoto Protocol is a symbolically important expression of governments' concern about climate change.

Symbolically, the US designated cyberspace as the "Fifth Domain" last June and the first man-made one after land, sea, air and space.

The Kabala is presented, symbolically in the form of The Tree of Life.

If enacted, this law would represent a significant development, both concretely and symbolically.

A drawing representing current public figures or issues symbolically and often satirically.

Having your back to a door symbolically leaves you open to attack .

Symbolically it has been expressed by mother figures since time immemorial.

To bear witness and symbolically represent it, subject necessarily encounters the Real in his testimony.

By wearing the ring on the ring finger of the left hand, a married couple symbolically declares their eternal love for each other.

Bringing in Greece, the ancient 'cradle of democracy, ' was symbolically important.

The arrests of the Gang of Four symbolically ended the era of upheaval and self-imposed isolation.

Symbolically severe punishments may be proclaimed, for purposes of deterrence, as long as they are not actually carried out.

The difficulties he faces were symbolically exposed at a confirmation ceremony held on August 3rd to launch his second term.

That traditionally bodes well for income (gold = income symbolically).

Jing Ulrich: The renminbi has crossed the symbolically important Rmb7 to the dollar threshold, but the pace of appreciation has slowed.

He was attempting to convey symbolically the secret of nonresistance and non reaction.

By submitting to male values, they symbolically affirm male superiority .

It's important, symbolically , to remind yourself to stay open all year long.

Common women that a wine do not be stained with, also want to drink a wine symbolically , to show lucky.

The spinoff is symbolically more significant than its modest size would suggest.

the father of the bride symbolically gives his daughter to the groom.

As is symbolically illustrated in the portrayal, there is a boiling hot pot containing various ingredients of multi-cultures.

Symbolically significant donations are pouring in too.

"The Birthmark" drives home symbolically Hawthorne's point that evil is man's birthmark, something he is born with.

But, while symbolically welcome, it won't solve the one thing shareholders want most: a return to profitability.

And symbolically, the colors of the interior are green and yellow.

urban color is not symbolically and so on. Therefore, the research and planning in the city of Changsha for city color is essential.

But it's also apparently seen by Paul as very symbolically important.

The picture symbolically depicts how three sons and a daughter treat their old, helpless father.

This macro is useful for symbolically accessing other fields in a structure of known type.

Metal is related to gold and other coins. That traditionally bodes well for income (gold = income symbolically).

The number nine, being the highest value digit, symbolically represented the emperor.

Symbolically, he coughed to clear his throat.

It is represented symbolically by t and numerically as a 1 in the high-order octal digit.

"Symbolically this is a huge step, " says Simon Davies, director of Privacy International.

So the number four represents something a person is afraid of because it symbolically connects with whatever they fear most in their life.

The audit not only legitimized their new role and mission but also contributed to a symbolically new environment.

Legally, politically and symbolically speaking, it will make a difference if we say "no" .

Or set it symbolically using umask u=rwx, g=, o=, as illustrated in Listing 15.

The administration signed a symbolically important treaty and will inaugurate a summit with the Association of South-east Asian Nations.

The white whale itself, for example, has been read as symbolically representative of good and evil, as has Ahab.

To interview the last pass, the examiner will symbolically ask, " what questions do you have for us? "

In Benin, for example, a statue of a 19th-century king holds his hand up, symbolically forbidding the French to enter.

The park was decorated symbolically.

Offering his disciples the cup of wine at his final Passover meal, Jesus said, symbolically, "This is my blood of the covenant. "

To accelerate, you symbolically open the throttle by turning the controller.

Among engaged Roman couples, the kiss was a legal bond, the public certification that the union had taken place symbolically;

pistons of the boat engine and then make the captain symbolically walk the

Choreography - the art of symbolically representing dancing

Its arrival was symbolically marked last month by the award of the 2016 Olympics to Rio de Janeiro;

Choreography - the art of symbolically representing dancing

Its arrival was symbolically marked last month by the award of the 2016 Olympics to Rio de Janeiro;

Have custom controls with symbolically defined styles; but