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But at the moment, it's thrived with a lead, but we are working on this lead, and except it's not the right one we look for.

The paranoia about evil foreign designs that thrived under Mao and was discarded by Deng Xiaoping is still close to the surface.

Baldwin said the girl has thrived in school and has no learning problems, although she has moderate asthma.

For a time the Anu thrived inside of Mars, as it really was more resonant with their silica based DNA.

A more illustrative part of his back story was the McKinsey years, when he thrived as a management consultant.

Many who drop out of top-tier colleges might have thrived at slightly less competitive ones.

She was trained as a mathematician, and she thrived on adrenaline, riding motorbikes in her spare time.

The Timber rattlesnake is now on the endangered species list, and is extinct in two eastern states in which it once thrived.

By and large, their local suppliers are the only medium-sized South Korean companies to have thrived in recent years.

VPL thrived for a while, selling 1. 3m basic data gloves to Mattel, a toymaker, and a smaller number of high-end gloves to NASA and IBM.

Nike, a sports-shoe manufacturer, also thrived on a mission to defeat the enemy, first adidas, then Reebok.

As a talented entrepreneur, Sun assumed leadership position and thrived in her field, and her contributions to New Concept were significant.

Consumer technologies get all the attention these days, but the company has quietly thrived by selling to corporations and governments.

He said that if the sperms' long, frozen slumber had damaged them, the embryos would not have thrived.

A high-end fashion store in the heart of Colombo once thrived on the thousands of foreign tourists who came here every year.

We thrived, yet socialist Britain did not become a West Germany, Japan, or Singapore.

And out of the blue they appeared in the dusk, as the darkest temptations thrived in the shades of their hearts.

By the mid 1980s, a gaggle of independent software companies thrived, each with its own proprietary technologies.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. Yes, a free-market does well in politically free countries, but it has also thrived under dictatorships.

The internet has proved to be an "ungoverned space" where al-Qaeda and its followers have thrived.

Las Vegas also "thrived on irresponsibility" in a second, related, way, says Michael Green, a historian at the College of Southern Nevada.

Taobao has thrived, Internet analysts say, because people do not need much capital to start online stores.

Not surprisingly, in most of these studies, the plants thrived in music that the experimenter also preferred.

Lucy, also found in Africa, thrived a million years after Ardi and was of the more human-like genus Australopithecus.

A rare aerial look at Libya's remote Fezzan region, where ancient societies thrived and collapsed as the rains came and went.

It was in the climate created by this capitalistic system of individualism that all the modern intellectual achievements thrived.

The number of companies that go public has significantly increased as the economy developed and the private business sector thrived.

that process of destroying his enemies ne by one by which he has so long thrived and prospered.

In the last century, our nascent global economy thrived despite the Great Depression.

Even western investment banks that have thrived over the past year have been left behind in the price-to-book league table.

Others say that his cargo business thrived during anarchic wars of plunder that have, thankfully, subsided.

The mammoth hunting culture appears to have thrived for tens of thousands of years.

Dinosaurs were extinct, the Himalayas were forming and a huge range of mammals thrived in vast jungles.

The governing elite ensured that France thrived and that the mass of people enjoyed a decent, reasonably sheltered way of life.

Since then capitalism has thrived. There was steady economic growth until the financial crisis hit.

Places that have thrived as gateways for globalisation, like Singapore, are facing particularly harsh recessions.

Salmon once thrived here, but over the years dams, overfishing and habitat destruction have diminished their numbers.

Corruption thrived in the "embedded networks" of bureaucrats, politicians, security officials, and businessmen-brokers.

It was a close family that thrived on competitions -- board games, cards, ping-pong.

These may be primitive bacteria whose close relations are known to have thrived billions of years ago.

From the War of 1812 until well into the twentieth century, American manufacturers thrived behind high-tariff walls.

Bladelings are believed not to be actual natives of Acheron, but immigrants who have thrived in this hostile plane.

As a commercial center, Newport thrived, with merchants active in the sea trade.

The finding shows bacteria thrived on an Earth with no oxygen and boosts hope that life existed on Mars.

According to the General Administration of Customs, China-EU trade has thrived in recent years.

Located at the mouth of the Nile delta, Memphis thrived for centures as a center of trade, commerce, religion and royalty.

Ms Abramovic thrived on the energy of the audience, some half a million people over the course of the show.

Some deniers have thrived on playing a very specific role on a project and have been rewarded accordingly.

By the mid-18th century, though, Britain was the biggest slaving nation, and ports like Bristol, Liverpool and London thrived as a result.

Do NOT discount China - it has survived and thrived for 6000 years (a lot more than the US).

Thegoverning elite ensured that France thrived and that the mass of people enjoyed a decent, reasonably sheltered way of life.

It was hard to avoid the impression that Nixon, who thrived on crisis also craved disasters.

For the most part, and on the outside, I was a good kid, a giggly tomboy who liked play sports and thrived on competition.

Both thrived in the fire, and were literally shot to pieces without being affected physically or in spirit.

He thrived on this, but after 17 years I didn't like what the relentless production of a newspaper column was doing to my writing.

Even food chains that have thrived in China have had to contend with startling labor and food inflation.

And for years the so-called shadow banking system thrived, away from prying eyes.

If they'd been corrected, I believe both MySpace and Facebook would have thrived as different types of social networks.

It is perhaps not surprising that empirical science has developed and thrived primarily as a Western enterprise.

Resident insects have also thrived as a dry spring enabled them to produce several large broods.

Through most of his 2 million years or so of existence, man has thrived in earth's environment -- perhaps too well.

Philosophy, the social sciences, the press and publishing, radio, film and television, literature and art thrived.

It thrived despite the introduction of different fish species as well as alien floating plants.

The business grew and thrived during the Roaring 20's and survived the Great Depression.

We've thrived on that over the last few years and hopefully the weekend will be the same.

He gained a reputation as a buccaneer who thrived in tough, politically risky settings.

Both countries initially thrived but suffered a deterioration in competitiveness and in their public finances.

Fields of golden corn thrived and a wealth of animals abounded.

Covered bonds are the main source of mortgage-loan funding for banks in Europe, where a $2. 75 trillion market has long thrived.

Distributors in the west have thrived on fat margins for so long. Why would they want to sell low-cost products?

As far north as England and Belgium, palm mangroves thrived while Mediterranean algae proliferated in the Arctic Ocean.

His faction survived and even thrived amid the many vicissitudes of his career.

In Heian period, Japanese kun was thrived, some dictionaries even used more than twenty Japanese kun in one sentence.

During the Renaissance, science and art thrived in Europe.

Visitors to the plant's cooling pond can feed the massive catfish that have thrived there.

Based in a large and populous state and operating in a regulated environment, Bank of America thrived.

In the warmth of its glow, we thrived, until the shadow of death fell upon us.

Matthew, who has had a diagnosis of an attention disorder, has thrived at P.

Although the country's big companies have long thrived, the regulatory and tax climate is chilly to newer and smaller companies.

Tree seedlings, Eurasian migrants, and farm weeds all thrived along with the replanted prairie species.

NARRATOR: In Yeltsin's Russia, crony capitalism thrived. For many, reform came to mean corruption, inflation, and inequality.

He thrived on the adulation of his underlings.

He was ruthlessly disciplined, versatile and prolific, and thrived on pressure.

Asia thrived over the past decade by relying on export-oriented growth aided by depressed exchange rates.

And as Wall Street thrived, the bar for what constituted acceptable practice within the industry sagged.

The commercial radio thrived most apparently in the U. S. , where radio advertising time is sold much the same way as does television time.

While Europe's population, consumption and production fell, Spain's colonies thrived.

With few or no natural predators, and thanks to the advent of hunting bans in developed areas, they thrived.

As an investor and as a thinker, Soros has always thrived in times of upheaval.

IN SWINDON, a town 80 miles to the west of London which thrived during the boom years now ended, the recession is biting hard.

Practicing a kind of cultural imperialism or autocracy on cultures that have thrived without you is just the wrong thing.

But in the Hudson, fish with the gene to make the mutant receptor have thrived, while those without it have died out, Wirgin notes.

Over the past 50 years world trade has expanded hugely, especially in services, and giant cities have thrived correspondingly.

Originally a small trading center, it thrived after the coming of the railroad and was chosen as state capital in 889. Population, 2, 90'.

Her work thrived, reflecting images of country living, meadows and mountains.

Others are accidents of conflict: places from which people have fled and where the fauna and flora have thrived as a result.

Spurred on by a new class of Anatolian entrepreneurs, the economy has thrived.

Snakes that thrived in moist marshes in the country are now fleeing their parched habitats for nearby towns.

Common language But the Glee Club survived and thrived as a mixed chorus.

All generations on the raw milk group thrived. The other two groups deteriorated from the start.

As Alcatel-Lucent, Nortel and other established telecoms-equipment makers have suffered, ZTE has thrived.

He thrived on conflict and sarcasm; he and Allen would argue for hours at a stretch.

a new cohort of Indians, having thrived in economies like America's, are nudging the country towards a freer market.

From the 12th to 15th centuries, Angkor thrived as a highly advanced and efficient center of the Khmer Empire.

The animals in question were crocodiles, which thrived in abundance in the wetlands of the ancient Sahara 100 million years ago.

As Apple's overseas operations and sales have expanded, its top employees have thrived.

The City of London has for the most part thrived as Europe's most open financial centre.

A legion of other members of what Sri Lankans have taken to calling the "royal" family have also thrived.

China's huge and complicated labor market has long thrived on cheap labor and lax regulation.

The house mice could not compete well with the local wild mice outside, but by moving into people's homes and silos, they thrived.

Faced with extinction, these firms tried to change the very rules under which they had thrived for so long.

Backed by AIG's huge balance sheet and pristine credit rating, the London unit thrived.

It boomed in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, when the region's uranium mining and processing thrived.

They are objective in that human beings have survived and thrived thanks to these universal values.

Your world will return to the religion of love that thrived in ancient Ireland.

When moist eras visited, they thrived. When the dry times returned, they shrank or collapsed.

They figured we would just destroy ourselves. but instead , we've thrived.

When Ruth Handler created Barbie in 1959, a post-war culture and economy thrived but girls still played with baby dolls.

This criteria brought us very bright and capable developers, but it didn't always bring people that thrived in our team environment.

Decades ago, the store thrived, along with Atlanta's black business district.

In the three hundreds years, these people of Manchu were married with the local people of Mongolian and thrived.

Mr bin Laden's brand of hatred thrived on both those grotesque stereotypes.

Yet, despite their small number, the Houthis have not only survived repeated batterings, but thrived.

For more than 70 years, these small businesses have thrived here, lining both sides of the street.

Both the troupe and its honcho have thrived.

Unlike most stores, Wal-Mart thrived when the Great Recession struck in late 2007.

Outside the temple, though, traditional kungfu schools, not all of them associated with Buddhism, thrived.

Shirky also noted how the newspaper business thrived for decades because it sold its products in a bundle.

The business has thrived since Norma took the reins.

Pau Gasol noted that the Rockets thrived early in Game 2 with Yao in foul trouble and Carl Landry doing a lot of dirty work inside.

We have thrived on such relationships for nearly two decades.

Outside the temple, though, traditional kung fu schools, not all of them associated with Buddhism, thrived.

He thrived with passion and compassion, humor and style.

Swedes are proud that their economy has thrived on the outside.

While those good times lasted, hedge funds thrived.

Birds and insects have suffered, but some mammal populations have thrived, probably because of the conspicuous lack of people.

Mr. Druckenmiller thrived in the post before leaving after the technology meltdown in 2000.

This type of developer thrived in this new environment.

Four years ago, we faded into the shadows. We thrived. We evolved.

From the earliest days at Apple, I realized that we thrived when we created intellectual property.

But the snowman has proliferated since European settlement of the New World, though he hasn't necessarily thrived.

Both brands have thrived by catering for travellers of all ages and budgets.

Mama thrived in the hectic urban environment.

Yet Mr Assad's regime has not only endured but thrived, along with Syria's economy.

The park is the southern limit for some plants, and rare alpine species that once thrived atop the High Peaks are now at risk of vanishing.

It thrived on two hosts: currants and white-pine lumber.

I can't believe I survived and thrived in this big and exciting city.

America has always thrived by attracting talent from the world.

They found that Pseudonitzschia, a common genus of algae, thrived on the iron.

When dinosaurs disappeared about 65 million years ago, mammals thrived.

They have created works of literature and art, thrived as American athletes, and prospered in the world of academia.

But in China, a handful of state-controlled broadcasters and publishers have thrived, benefiting from China's soaring economy.

International terrorists thrived in 1990s Afghanistan because the Taliban welcomed them, not because the state was weak.

How have such Chinese firms thrived in the Caymans?

No wonder his business thrived when the other one failed.

Book clubs thrived when book stores were scarce, and they once enjoyed huge memberships.

For 35 years it thrived but the financial storm that hit in 2008, and the economic downturn that followed, proved its undoing.

I enjoyed it. No, I thrived on it. I loved being the hero.

In the 14th century, China was virtually united, so the literature of all genres thrived.

While many other emerging economies thrived in 2001-2002, Poland struggled as unemployment and interest rates hit 20pc.

But despite the odds, we have survived, and even thrived.

The genre has thrived in recent years.

The wolves that were most tolerant of people thrived.

China's new energy auto industries started, collapsed and thrived under the government support.

Potter says that not only have bed bugs survived, they've thrived.

Indeed, India's private sector has thrived in spite of, not because of, its democratic institutions.

In that sense it's no surprise that technology investments thrived in the '80s and '90s when the dollar was strong.

The kangaroo not only thrived, it dominated.

ECAs have long thrived in obscurity.

The forest, most of which is inside a famous butterfly reserve, has also thrived.

And the frog Rana temporaria declined in the English countryside but thrived in towns.

The mixotrophs not only thrived, but also surprised researchers by helping sunlight-dependent organisms also survive pitch black conditions.

Performing arts such as theater and opera thrived.

He thrived on it.

From 1986 appearing of zhenghua 851 it thrived and failed deeply.

The Winter Solstice became a festival during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD) and thrived in the Tang and Song dynasties (618-1279).

The chain thrived in second- and third-tier cities across China and the company listed in Hong Kong in June 2008.

On the other hand, [the] mailman's business or the courier service has thrived as online shopping gains popularity.

Many of them have thrived because they have close relations with their national governments.

You've weathered the storms and you've not only survived, but also thrived.

Jessica: Since you have thrived so well in your former company, why do you want to enter our company?

For example, women who got divorced often thrived.

At the same time equity markets have thrived as profits have risen to a record share of gross domestic product.

(China is just starting to build professional bodies with the kind of independence that has so far not thrived in a one-party state. )

Hong Kong's stock exchange has thrived in recent years on the premise that it is a well governed alternative to Shenzhen and Shanghai.

Both my girls have just thrived and are so happy, chubby and healthy.

Netbook-sized devices thrived in Japan but were expensive.

for years Hong Kong has thrived on the listings of Chinese giants.

Our country has always thrived when we've engaged the world with confidence in our values and ourselves.

Biblis recovered from cancer a few years later, thrived, and eventually married Melodie Biblis, who is a nurse and currently 33 years old.

Amazingly, this life thrived in an extremely hostile environment,

Back in elementary, I thrived on misery

New York thrived in the 20th century because it represented the best of modernity: openness to ideas and talent from the whole world;

like Brazil, that have thrived by selling commodities to China

The Reason Why Tang Legendary Thrived and Prospered

times to your schedule, set the reward he thrived on the table;

I thrived off-a danger, jumpin' in all beef

And not only survived but thrived for several thousands,