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Like Acer, Toshiba is trying to differentiate the Thrive from the iPad with a lower price.

Scientists are selectively breeding rubber trees to thrive at higher altitudes and trying to make them mature faster.

Military researchers conduct elaborate experiments to try to predict who will melt down in a crisis and who will thrive.

I am here to say that it is not only possible to survive, but it is possible to thrive with the right support and commitment.

As the Han people emigrated from the city center to the city outside the front door business district began to thrive.

But now, greater efforts are being made to see that wild pandas are able to live and thrive in their Chinese mountain homes.

Don't forget that I can't thrive without lots of understanding love, but I don't have to tell you, do I?

REVOLUTIONS in technology bring benefits to millions, but the companies that make them happen do not always thrive.

I've been testing the Thrive for about a week, and found it to be a mixed bag.

The mouse continued to thrive even after the scientists repeatedly injected it with a wide range of cancer-cell types in increasing amounts.

And if you thrive on the prestige that comes with your job, be prepared for that to level off as well.

The generation that came of age in the Celtic Tiger years was the first that did not feel it had to move abroad to thrive.

And he has no doubt that these companies will thrive.

Mr Webb said Boto's recent closure did not vindicate the original sale, arguing the company could have continued to thrive.

City executives are used to the cyclical nature of the economy and often have personalities that thrive on excitement and challenge.

So are officials' saber-rattling claims that some day China's economy will thrive enough to threaten that of the United States.

Pets thrive with a sense of order, so discuss with your family when yours should be fed, exercised, and even given a treat.

From that point on, the rescuers will only be able to hope that she, like the rest of her species, will beat the odds and thrive.

The private sector needs to stand up for the system that will allow you to thrive over the long run.

The thermal niche in which these types of grapes thrive is narrow, and the conditions required to produce a good vintage are narrower still.

The rest of your world is likewise more than ready to put personal freedom to use to demonstrate how success can thrive.

Lead singer Frankie Beverly's natural rhythm seems to be in the slow lane, so Greatest Slow Jams is where he and the group really thrive.

Manuscript publishing actually expanded after Gutenberg and continued to thrive for the next three centuries.

Don't forget that I can't thrive without lots of love. But I don't need to tell you all the time, do I ?

Candidates need to be able to thrive in an independent, entrepreneurial, relatively unstructured environment.

We might think we need all this choice, but it is possible for humans, not only to survive, but to thrive without any choice at all.

Many still lining up to thrive would be surprised to hear that change is coming too quickly.

The question could turn out to be whether markets and other economies can thrive without the U. S. engine. History suggests not.

In a few days, Daphne's expertise and the lodge owner's care transformed the youngster. She began to thrive.

That said, the Nordic countries seem to thrive without much personal wealth.

When investors see that, they will mistakenly conclude that he is such a good boss that his old company can no longer thrive without him.

and mr. earnshaw agreed, though with a heavy spirit, for he said - 'hindley was nought, and would never thrive as where he wandered.

In short, getting to the point where our economy can thrive without fiscal support may be a difficult, drawn-out process.

Of course, there are plenty of other countries where the children of immigrants sometimes win high office or where entrepreneurs thrive.

RAFFI KRIKORIAN, NEIL GERSHENFELD and DANNY COHEN are researchers that seem to thrive by defying traditional disciplinary boundaries.

NEIL GERSHENFELD, RAFFI KRIKORIAN and DANNY COHEN are researchers that seem to thrive by defying traditional disciplinary boundaries.

Trying to use all of the energy produced by bacterial metabolism wouldn't leave enough for the microbes to grow, reproduce, and thrive.

Consider how you fit with a company, what energizes you, and what you need to survive and thrive in a career.

upland buffalo of eastern Asia where true water buffaloes do not thrive; used for draft and milk.

But did you know that choosing local native plants for your garden, which thrive on the normal rainfall of your region, can save water?

A man in his fifties should not come to a strange land, not knowing the language, absent connections, and expect to thrive.

"May my legend prosper and thrive. I wish it a long and happy life. " Coco Chanel.

Being able to see the world as it is, and tell others about our interpretation in terms of what we see, this is what we thrive on.

As if that weren't bad enough, the bacteria that thrive in low oxygen conditions emit a powerful greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide.

An outsider can muddle through an unfamiliar wilderness at some level, but to thrive or to survive a crisis, he'll require local expertise.

Don't forget that I don't thrive without lots of love and understanding, but I don't need to tell you, do I?

Did you know that Kona beans thrive in the dark volcanic soil, sunny mornings and cloudy afternoons of Hawaii?

The alphabetically disadvantaged may not become presidents, central bankers or rich, but they seem to thrive at running firms.

These markets, he said, thrive especially along the border with China, North Korea's closest ally.

Bringing the creatures to the surface will have killed them, but the scientists believe they thrive in their own extreme environment.

The only business that seems to thrive is drug trafficking.

They reinvigorate me for the next nasty surprise and offer assurance that I can thrive.

If it goes slowly, it gives opportunities for a more diverse range of species to grow and thrive.

The creatures are single-celled organisms called archaea which are able to thrive in an ecosystem where sunlight never penetrates.

Projects that have a commercial backer for the most part seem to thrive and grow at a faster rate than those that rely on true volunteers.

handling them. How interesting it is to be able to keep my flowers and plants alive and watch them thrive and bloom year in year out!

X from its inception has been a network transparent window system, and should thrive in this environment.

When he was 14, the sudden death of his father apparently gave him the impetus to get into Yale and to thrive there.

One of them failed to thrive despite normal nutrition, the other one had a protracted gastroenteritis.

"When women thrive, families, communities and countries thrive, " she said, "and the world becomes more peaceful and prosperous. "

Sympathy: the ability to fall into a rhythm with those around you and thrive in groups.

You need to do a bit of research to find the roses that will thrive in your container.

Such a gel would have to cause no irritation, and the active ingredients must thrive in the acidic vaginal environment.

As time goes by, Chlorophytum also accompany me with a long high, with thrive.

Poor, barren and largely neglected by the government, West Bengal's tribal areas are just the sort of place where Naxalites thrive.

If he demonstrates the same endeavor and professionalism he did as a player, Neville will surely thrive in whatever he chooses to pursue.

Seaweed also tends to thrive in water rich with nutrient pollution, particularly nitrogen.

The Roman Empire continued to thrive despite the war.

It would also mean dismantling the system of patronage, on which politicians thrive.

The new members will thrive as long they do not become lazy, she says.

I am owed and savor the halcyon times. They reinvigorate me for the next nasty surprise and offer assurance that I can thrive.

These are just a few of the careers and industries that can be expected to thrive in a down economy.

Ecommerce continues to thrive on the Web, and no company is going to shut its Web site as an information resource.

It made me realize one of those very important factors that helped me thrive in a foreign country alone--people skills.

He that will thrive must ask leave of his wife.

Thank your body and appreciate the fact that you were designed to thrive.

The invasion of mankind into places where fires could thrive but do not, often leads to a dramatic increase.

Note the kind of environment, work, people, topics, industries, schedule, and activities that make you thrive.

If you're looking for a world where life might thrive, a planet must be at the right temperature for water to exist in liquid form.

One of its relatives forms the kelp forests that thrive off the California coast.

So the shift in my thinking changed the purpose behind my actions. I was no longer working to survive. I was taking action to thrive.

International cooperation of an economic nature can thrive under certain constraints as well.

Schopenhauer reminds us that religious faith, if it is to thrive, has to be planted and take root in childhood.

Yet the existence of a common language does not mean that it will necessarily thrive.

Capacity to work and thrive in a growing, fast-paced entrepreneurial organization with a collaborative environment.

To thrive, America will have to be the crossroads nation where global talent congregates and collaborates.

They say they'd like to see the government implement and subsidize more "kid-friendly" policies to help families thrive.

Malaria is caused by protozoan parasites which thrive in humans and are passed between them by female Anopheles mosquitoes.

They thrive in pots though, so you may enjoy them in the house as well as in the garden.

Interestingly, the Nook Color also provides clues to what Android tablet-makers will have to do if they are to survive and thrive.

They thrive in pots though, so you may enjoy them in the house as well as in the garden.

Interestingly, the Nook Color also provides clues to what Android tablet-makers will have to do if they are to survive and thrive.

Be careful to avoid the bigger and red molecules as you feed your nucleus smaller ones to thrive and survive.

Many professional athletes thrive on intimidation, Reilley says, so be prepared to stand your ground.

Clubs thrive on dues and cannot coldly view each aspect of operations as a profit center to be sold or shuttered if unsuccessful.

I'm convinced that it's one of the skills our kids will need most to survive and thrive in today's pressure-cooker world.

More than 700 species thrive in the hot, moist conditions, including Streptococcus mutants, one of the main components of plaque.

And America's democracy learned that it could thrive in an atmosphere of unrestrained, even intemperate, free expression.

The question is: Can China's economy continue to thrive if it is using a different Internet than everybody else?

A planet where people and nature can thrive together, in a stable environment, now, and for generations to come.

A planet where people and nature can thrive together, in a stable environment, now, and for generations to come.

Some workplaces create conditions that permit the body , mind and spirit to thrive allowing employees to perform better.

You seem to thrive on the big stages as well, do you look forward to the big matches?

And for media organizations that thrive on conflict, that was all it took to generate a major story.

Choose outdoor landscaping appropriate for your climate. Native plants and grasses that thrive on natural rainfall only are best.

The powerful Kuroshio shoots warm water northward, allowing coral reefs to thrive where they would not normally be found.

E The successful T-shaped manager must learn to live with, and ultimately thrive within, the stress created by this dual responsibility.

People who don't handle probabilities well are not going to thrive in the insurance business or other financial businesses.

Like other large carnivores, tigers need ample space and prey to thrive: Each animal might eat 50 deer a year.

But as someone who came to Arsenal unproven and undeveloped, he appreciates how the atmosphere at the club allows raw talent to thrive.

To make the human cardiomyocytes thrive , the researchers suspended them in a biochemical cocktail of " survival factors " .

With Freeway, we have added the collaborative and connectivity elements required to thrive in an on-demand, streaming content environment.

It also increases the insecurity on which Southeast Asia's burgeoning arms trade will continue to thrive.

GEMINI: More than any other sign, you thrive on change. You love variety. All kinds of unusual people are going to come into your life.

Dinosaurs are around the globe, each with extreme accessories and systems to thrive in their environment.

Use a patch of healthy nettles as a sign of good soil and grow plants alongside them that thrive in similar conditions.

Cliff Hanger: These people thrive on excitement, delay everything to the last minute and usually need a deadline to complete anything.

As soul returns to the farmers, the farmland will not go extinct, but will continue to thrive providing the food for the human populace.

Also very bulky is the included AC adapter, for charging the Thrive, that's the size of a small laptop charger.

Personality: Adhere to principles; Integrity and responsibility; Thrive under pressure, strong willing to meet any challenge.

With long-suffering and hardship, she revived the failing business and made it thrive.

Food prices are likely to rise, and with them poverty and disease: mosquitoes and locusts thrive as temperatures go up.

When we stop expecting perfection to be the only attainable goal, we learn to thrive on progress and change.

Enthusiasm will never thrive in a field full of fear, envy, greed, jealousy, doubt, revenge, hatred, intolerance, and procrastination.

She share with us from her latest book entitled, Bad Childhood, Good Life: How to blossom and thrive in spite of an unhappy childhood.

Making matters worse, such inequality does not appear to reflect a meritocracy in which the talented thrive whatever their origins.

HUMAN beings no longer thrive under the water from which their ancestors emerged, but their relationship with the sea remains close.

Some people even seem to thrive in the most adverse conditions!

A harmonious society should be one in which all social classes and strata enjoy balanced interest distribution and thrive and prosper.

Enthusiasm will thrive in a field full of fear, envy, greed, jealousy, doubt, revenge, hatred, intolerance, and procrastination.

Dear teacher, thank you for your hard sweat to nourish our hearts, and tending we thrive.

Reality: There are tens of thousands of different types of jobs. Chances are good that you'd thrive in any number of them.

The pumpkin is the only esculent of the orange family that will thrive in the North.

Today, Amelia Island is a seaside retreat for nature lovers and those who thrive on an abundance of sun, sand and outdoor sports.

And in my standard tablet battery test, its performance was weak, only a bit more than half of the iPad 2's.

Well, the Andromedan species is an electrically -based species whose silica-based form is designed to thrive on electrical energy sources.

It's the saltiest body of water on Earth, but a few microbes thrive there, in water eight times saltier than the ocean.

If the industry is to thrive, safety needs to be paramount, wherever new reactors are built.

This may not sound like a "bad habit" per se, but shy designers usually don't see their business thrive.

While many stalwart industries are struggling to stay afloat, microfinance continues to thrive, as I described in my post yesterday.

Anger is God's gift, part of the essence of your humanity, a response you need to survive and to thrive physically and emotionally.

Cacti, the prickly and soft ones, thrive on radiation, so placing one next to your computer can reduce radiation in the air.

If all of that effort is followed by a good period of performance, the investment company will thrive.

Despite Soviet-era attempts to force residents of the Caucasus to speak Russian, many Caucasian languages thrive today.

They concluded that iron-rich ash falling on waters that are otherwise poor in iron can create conditions in which phytoplankton thrive.

If you are skilled, tech-savvy, and can thrive in a dynamic, multi-cultural setting, then we invite you to join RightSite.

Stimulus funds and investment and incentive programs also are helping many global challengers thrive, not just survive, during the downturn.

Almost all of these children could survive and thrive with access to simple, affordable interventions.

Collections with knowledge of teachers has long been dedicated to us, with their sweat pour our hearts to thrive, but tired of my own.

Astro Boy flies through Metro City, which floats in the sky because Earth has become too contaminated for human life to thrive.

All of these characteristics of SOA provide a technology environment where software reuse can thrive.

He that would thrive, must ask his wife.

Kay: Bugs thrive on carnage. They consume, infest, destroy, live off the death and destruction of other species.

Microbats rely on insect activity and thrive when insects are out in numbers.

Whether cheetahs thrive in the wild or are lost in our lifetime is ultimately up to us.

To survive and thrive in a rapidly changing environment, we must obtain and share new knowledge across the enterprise.

I don't seek great wealth and splendor. Only if my husband can be healthy and my children can thrive, I can be satisfied.

But the sound, which Toshiba says is superior to that on other tablets, was tinny on several songs compared with the sound on the iPad.

But e-reader enthusiasts say that dedicated digital reading devices will continue to thrive despite competition from Apple.

Though many writers seem to thrive on chaos and deadlines, the reality is that our minds think and work best when they're at peace.

Though many writers seem to thrive on chaos and deadlines, the reality is that our minds think and work best when they're at peace.

A steady stream of highly trained personnel is, of course, necessary if business R&D is to thrive.

The near view gives the region its charm; the distant one sustains it. The oil industry and shipbuilding both thrive along the coast.

Yet the company would continue to thrive for only one more decade.

He appears to thrive on pressures and responsibilities, getting up every morning, putting on his million-watt smile and going at life hard.

Adapting to its impact can help Americans, and everyone else, thrive in the era to come.

Earth has everything we need to thrive: a breathable atmosphere, a plentiful water supply and a temperate climate.

This coral reef species feeds on a number of organisms, allowing it to thrive even when reefs are unhealthy.

Among C4 plants, however, special leaf anatomy and a unique biochemical pathway enable the plant to thrive in arid conditions.

person. Some adapt and thrive and are able to stay grounded.

person. Some adapt and thrive and are able to stay grounded.

An obstacle in some poor countries is the lack of a regulatory framework that would help microfinance thrive.

How did mankind survive and thrive through thousands and thousands of years without being immunized?

Platforms need apps to thrive and developers are the growth engine of the smartphone ecosystems.

MLM companies usually thrive on some form of tier structured compensation plan.

Today, researchers are also studying so-called positive psychology -- those factors that help people thrive mentally and emotionally.

Some thrive in New York city; others would happily swap it for a desert island.

Salmons once thrive here, but over the years, dams, over-fishing and habitat destruction has diminished their number.

In other words, Ebba is the perfect example of what the latest research shows: that Sweden is a country in which women truly thrive.

Whoever trusts in his riches will fall, but the righteous will thrive like a green leaf.

His bigger goal is to find more industrial uses for the vast number of tropical plants that thrive in Indonesia.

My alma mater, i will submit to you to me hard, and wakes you, i can thrive.

Animals along the coast of the Southern Ocean don't mind the cold weather, and thrive in Antarctica's seas.

Bengal-style graft at least means officials have a long-term interest in seeing the business thrive.

If China is permitted to thrive as a dynamic exporter of cheap manufactures, its people will obtain the prosperity they want.

Creating a meaningful work-life is not a one-time event, but rather a process that takes courage to adapt, transform, and thrive.

Clumsy efforts to protect some of them from foreign competition deprive others of the cheap inputs they need to thrive in world markets.

Parry showcases fascinating creatures and plant life that thrive in the heat.

I thrive on challenge and have had many favorable comments on my follow-through abilities.

In such a world, societies that can nurture people with the ability to imagine and spin off new ideas will thrive.

Institutions, corporations, factories, organisms, economies, and robots will all fail to thrive if designed around a central command.

When you brush your teeth, brush your tongue as well to banish the bacteria that thrive there.

These magazines didn't thrive for so many decades for no reason. They tapped into a deep strain in American culture.

any of various herbaceous plants of the genus Atriplex that thrive in deserts and salt marshes.

So would many women prisoners, who tend to show violence only to themselves and elsewhere thrive in smaller detention centres close to home.

That also explains why stay-close-to-home species like snow leopards tend to thrive in zoos. So what happens now?

Their young thrive and grow strong in the wilds ; they leave and do not return.

Banking is an industry that cannot thrive without a touch of animal spirits.

If everyone could get this selfish consciousness where they ask and expect to receive, everyone would tap into the Energy Stream and thrive.

Policies also favor domestic suppliers against foreign rivals, allowing local companies to thrive, analysts and their rivals say.

If the sociological aspects of building a community are limited by a too-restrictive governance process, then the community will not thrive.

Marmots that are in the middle of things socially appear to thrive, but plentiful social interactions mean more bumps and grumps.

Also learned to read, write, draw, tell stories, under the teacher's hard training, like the Yi Keke small trees thrive.

The micro-algae thrive on carbon dioxide, producing food for livestock as well as biofuels and material for plastics.

Medical practices, like all other types of businesses, must handle their financial transactions carefully to thrive.

It was their innovative work ethic that enabled HP, its employees, and their business partnership to thrive.

And he has arguably provided the Journal with the mixture of capital and management grit that it needs to thrive.

These cell shapes presumably contribute to the ability of mycoplasmas to thrive in their respective environments.

I admire their thirst for knowledge and they seem to thrive on challenges.

There must be opportunities for civil society to thrive within nations and to forge connections among them.

Other Asian world-beaters also began as divisions of sprawling, family-run groups but eventually escaped their orbit sufficiently to thrive.

Public appreciation for these usually low-budget, high-quality films, however, has enabled the independent film industry to grow and thrive.

They thrive in hazardous waste dumps and in mine tailings, making a meal out of metal.

Google caches copies of our blog postings; social-networking sites thrive by archiving our daily dish.

Meanwhile, if they are to thrive inside the eurozone, the deficit countries will have to engineer a painful reduction in nominal costs.

It prohibits nearly all life except algae and a species of bird that thrive on the algae.

As long as the Chinese begin to build facilities that are accessible and can open up the game to beginners, the industry can thrive.

The business should thrive with it's central location.

Some companies thrive by embracing new methods of marketing, managing, developing products, and engaging with society.

Eventually, summed up a set of suited to 302 of the effective methods of staff motivation, to thrive or 302.

If he wants the new union to thrive, he will have to accept that it is for everyone's benefit, and let business do its work.

Now, it's true that some people thrive on a little chaos. They find a disorderly room to be comfy and casual.

It is important to find out how to let firms both avoid being evil and still be able to survive and thrive in this marketplace.

In order for you to thrive in business, you must follow these lessons.

Acid or alkaline soils are a factor that must be assessed for many plants to thrive.

Conspiracy theories thrive in relatively closed societies, where free access to news is limited and freedom of enquiry curtailed.

In office, he tackled inflation, paid back debt and fostered the conditions for Brazilian business to thrive internationally.

They've adapted to thrive at the edge of hydrothermal vents, which spew superheated water saturated with toxic chemicals.

A nutritious cocktail helped human embryonic stem cells thrive and repair the damaged hearts of rats, U. S. researchers reported on Sunday.

The company is also developing algae that can thrive in extremely salty and exceedingly alkaline water.

Alcohol: Alcohol is another outlet for troubled times, so distributors and manufacturers in this industry will continue to thrive.

Softwoods thrive in the cold, northern regions. Great belts of softwood forests lie across North America, Scandinavia, and Russia.

Some people actually thrive under short-term added pressure, and our bodies are designed to meet these short-term demands.

A planet on which a wide variety of animal life can thrive requires continents of dry, productive land, as described at Genesis 1: 9-12.

by providing land with less gfa for smaller developments , small enterprises are given more opportunities to survive and thrive.

China selects athletes at young ages and pushes them into sports in which their expected body types might thrive.

Eg. Few creatures are able to thrive in this grim and hostile land.

This could very well turn out to be an area where smaller, community banks thrive.

But if Investor is to continue to thrive, it needs to do something about its investment discount.

I come from Shaoyang Takeoka, Wugang is a 2000 years of history and culture of the ancient city, I am under the care of her loving thrive.

Steve Bercu, the shop's co-owner, says that independent booksellers can still thrive, provided they "reinvent themselves" .

Perhaps it's a senior executive who has stamina to travel, work long hours, and truly thrive in a career she loves?

I thrive on the stimulation of an office and the pace of a newsroom.

So evenduring the ice ages, life continued to thrive on lake floors and in thedeep ocean.

This time, the rejuvenation of Holy Spring Mountain will thrive forever.

In general, the Thrive performed crisply, handling almost everything I tried and running numerous programs at once.

and citizens who possess the dynamism, drive, and diversity to thrive in a world that has grown smaller.

Yet all is not lost. Family farms can still thrive, while caring for animals and producing safe and healthy food.

Deep underwater, scavenging bacteria thrive, which convert sulfate ions in seawater to hydrogen sulfide.

To further expand its market, Thrive gaze on products continuously "innovation" , and strive to make Thrive has been leading brands trendy.