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"When one state succeeds another, there is always a question of whether it takes on its assets and liabilities, " says Prof Harrison.

Remember that it takes on average between six months and a year to do proper market research.

This image also takes on an abstractive shape of an oil lamp set which has long been used as a symbol of modern nursing.

For just a while, through partaking of the whim and richness of the season, life takes on an extraordinary hue, one of sweetness and safety.

The heavens resound Peace . . . as life takes on an entire new meaning . . . and yet . . . it is the oldest story in the book.

No matter how many caveats are put forth about the tentative nature of the plan, the plan takes on a life of its own.

The most distinct characteristic of this form is the bright red hue that this trap takes on when it is exposed to plenty of sunlight.

Unfortunately the brain doesn't say that's a silly thought it just takes on every thought as if it were true.

At this North Carolina fastfood restaurant, the manager takes on a robber, grabbing his gun, wrestling with him in the kitchen.

Now Rosenfeld must summon all of her powers as she takes on her biggest marketing challenge yet: selling the Cadbury deal to shareholders.

Within minutes the scattered boats lay still, and the seascape takes on an air of quiet industry, a watery allotment land.

Even today, wives are much more likely to look the other way if the husband has a happy ending at a massage than if he takes on a mistress.

To help create jobs, Obama proposed a $3, 000 job tax credit for every new employee a company takes on over the next two years.

Part of the problem, says Peter Wallison of the American Enterprise Institute, is that the hard line sometimes takes on a life of its own.

More specifically, we stand ready to cooperate and assist where we can as Chinese diplomacy takes on an increasingly multilateralist cast.

This heightened risk takes on added importance for a virus, like this one, that preferentially infects younger age groups.

The hunter takes on the aspects of a beast, sharing any detection abilities with her pet, becoming untrackable and able to track beasts.

It's at that point that the front takes on the appearance of a cartoon gremlin character.

This risk takes on added significance for a virus, like this one, that preferentially infects younger people.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether a tree node label takes on the appearance of a hyperlink as the mouse pointer passes over it .

This being the case, the surface and its integrity takes on increasing importance.

As the sun sinks into the horizon, its rays inflaming lacy clouds, the confluence of worlds takes on a supernatural glow.

The final or third trimester of the pregnancy stages is one in which the child, already fully differentiated, grows and takes on weight.

The style of the building takes on an eclecticism look, which perfectly incarnates the characteristics of western architecture then.

When you set it to an array of a specific class, it takes on the type of that class.

FDM takes on IT graduates and trains them for between two and nine months before they are able to work as IT consultants for FDM's clients.

The western Chongqing Economy Corridor, only one of three-part Chongqing, takes on a low degree of opening to the outside world at present.

This risk takes on even more importance in a region like this one, where maternal mortality is already way too high.

Costs will continue to build up, though at a smaller rate as the U. S. takes on a more supporting role.

Go much farther back in time and a lot of what those aforementioned doomsayers have been saying takes on more than a glimmer of truth.

The office work of agricultural machinery supervision takes on the responsibilities to examine and approve the administration permission.

"Lift off" takes a tremendous effort, but once we break out of the gravity pull, our freedom takes on a whole new dimension.

Still, some forensics experts say that kind of scrutiny may be unavoidable, especially if the test takes on a bigger crime-fighting role.

The hunter takes on the aspects of a hawk, increasing Ranged Attack Power by 20. Only one Aspect can be active at a time.

That's a fairly neutral statement. However, if I prolong just one word, the sentence takes on a different meaning.

An action that a team takes on its drivers' behalf if it feels that they have been unfairly penalised by the race officials.

Often this rape takes on extremely violent forms and can cause injuries to a woman's reproductive organs.

It takes on an intellectual twist, whereas being cowardly is more emotional, and speaking with a double tongue is slightly more paranoid.

So I would like to offer a few suggestions of how to pray for Robert as he takes on this new responsibility.

The land takes on a decidedly northern look that is refreshing in a sense, even if hills are but a figment of the imagination.

The central story line of "Petition" follows the emotional toll that injustice takes on a woman and her daughter.

Soon the dog takes on this love and appreciation as the primary core of his identity.

But the book takes on the feel of a long, not especially revelatory, magazine article as the author gets nearer to the most recent events.

Join the ranks of counter-terrorism special unit RAW and takes on dangerous and important mission for all mankind all over the world!

The word " subject" that I use thus takes on a different import.

United'snext game is at home to Aston Villa on Saturday, while Evra will be part of the France side that takes on England tonight in Paris.

The team takes on the case of a high school senior who inexplicably blacks out during a class field trip.

Camelot, a Channel 4 drama starring Eva Green and Joseph Fiennes, is only the latest in a series of big-budget takes on Arthurian legend.

Second: The enterprise is the system altogether defends the big family which, benefit sharing, the risk altogether takes on.

Soot easily takes on an electrical charge, and the ensuing electrostatic interactions could affect the stability of the flame.

Festivals of Nepal is an album of rich, layered sounds with expressive beats that for a short while takes on listeners a journey far away.

As an economic weatherglass, one of the advertisements, in the second half of 2009 takes on a gradually warmth returns.

It's discovered that banking market structure takes on the form of oligopoly or monopolistic competition in most countries.

a city takes on that sombre garb of grey, wrapt in which it goes about its labours during the long winter.

"Lift off" takes a tremendous effort, but once we break out of the grity pull, our freedom takes on a whole new dimension.

After applying makeup and putting on his clown costume, Mark takes on the spirit of his character.

China produces goods for the world, takes on all the related pollution and then taxes on the goods will be paid to the U. S. treasury?

The business: Coltan -- short for columbite-tantalite -- is an ore that takes on heat-resistant properties when it gets refined.

To my mind, the physical user is an actor who takes on several roles with respect to the system.

When the feet are squared off to the camera the pose takes on a sense of aggressiveness, and in most cases it is not desired.

Healthcare costs are likely to rise along with the pension costs, so that the term "cost of living" takes on a whole new meaning.

As mankind is about to embrace a new millennium, the drug issue takes on an even greater urgency.

As a whole, the income gap between the urban residents and the rural residents takes on long-term expansion trend.

In its newest exhibition, the National Building Museum in Washington, D. C. , takes on a topic near and dear to us all: home.

When worry takes on a life of its own, it becomes a huge and often pointless drain on our time and energy.

Each day takes on a new face, Life is always flowing, Each moment shows diverse look.

As she takes on more grown-up film roles, Emma hop0es to follow in the footsteps of actors like Shia LaBeouf and Anne Hathaway.

A biotech takes on significant and unnecessary risk if it doesn't follow an FDA suggestion or proactively address the FDA's concerns.

Looking at the classic advertising works, we find that advertising language takes on a variety of styles.

A state-owned "bad bank" that takes on toxic assets in exchange for injecting equity is a frequently mentioned possibility.

is not only physical, and to a large extent it takes on other features as the child grows.

During the contracting term, the contractor takes on the risks of operation while gaining part of the joint venture's profits.

The hunter takes on the aspects of a monkey, increasing chance to dodge by 8%. Only one Aspect can be active at a time.

Orange is not as aggressive as red but takes on some of the same qualities, stimulating mental activity.

But lecturing and publishing papers is hardly something that a full-time academic can give up when he takes on an (unpaid) advisory role.

I appreciate how her work takes on its historical context through the marriage of photos with words, interviews and found documents.

In the industry chain, the internationalized development of the various links takes on an imbalanced look.

Hebrew Law, as the source of western legal civilization and Anglo-American law system, takes on a very high researching value.

Chen Xi, a 21-year-old at Wuhan University, likes to play Three-Kingdoms-themed games, but he never takes on the role of Cao Cao.

This parameter specifies the action that the Sender Filter agent takes on the message when a blocked sender or domain is found.

The word "happiness" takes on a new meaning for me as of today.

In childhood disease, the child takes on the karmic ancestral contracts for poison from many in the family or neighborhood.

Coherence can be overrated, especially when set against the need to keep together two parties with radically different takes on Europe.

When your gals takes on and cry, what's the use o' crakin' on 'em over the head, and knockin' on 'em round?

But facing difficulties, right leadership aren't afraid of, still takes on his own consistent style doing he should do.

Naturally, the importance of this discovery only takes on its relief starting from a positioning of the term sexual act as such.

We wish him great success as he takes on this latest challenge.

In autumn, the mountain takes on an appearance of yellowish lucidity , and the sky seems higher than ever.

In this way, instead of being covered by the only subject, the main body of literary history takes on the intersubjectivity .

Even the common Subscribe action takes on a different meaning - you are asking to subscribe to new songs that appear on this page.

Even the common Subscribe action takes on a different meaning - you are asking to subscribe to new songs that appear on this page.

Two recent surveys offer different takes on how the lethargic economy is affecting the distribution of legal work.

The configuration data in the archive takes on the names of the local cell, node, and server when imported into the target environment.

There will be some limited fraternity when Algeria takes on the "Great Satan" -- Algeria will play the United States in the group stage.

That gives clients an incentive to ensure that risky borrowers are not lent money and that nobody takes on too much debt.

If OFDA takes on this responsibility, it normally requests these services from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.

In this single exposure, cool red giant Betelgeuse takes on a yellowish tint as the brightest star at the far left.

In cluster server system, file system which acts as the data storage system takes on a quite significant function.

After all, the West is cheering on Pakistan's army as it takes on the Taliban, uprooting people in their hundreds of thousands.

It sees a future where manufacturing robotic workers is the hot new industry and "autonomation" takes on a whole new meaning.

Politics is an elementary course that takes on the function of education for humanistic quality.

With such vital American interests at stake, Mr Obama's refrain that Egypt needs an "orderly transition" takes on a clearer meaning.

But for all of you Americans living and working overseas, this day takes on a whole new meaning.

Assume that the maximum timer interval value any timer takes on does not exceed an upper limit (tmax).

The new theme takes on a light blue color scheme, with a flatter appearance overall.

Because you are working for others, not just yourself, your work takes on a certain quality that it otherwise lacks.

However, to make the business card printing product takes on a more color, which rely on the coloring in the outlets.

Why alpha takes on the precise value it has, so delicately fine-tuned for life, is a deep scientific mystery.

As an artificial ecosystem which is composed of economy, matter, information and population, CBD takes on ecological self-discipline weakly.

About the show: Middle Eastern dance takes on a whole new form in this mythological tale of passion, jealousy & a love that transcends time.

Contemporary design thinking takes on a new feature of evolving from traditional rational thinking to complex thinking.

During modern industry production time, industry production takes on a shape of centralized and mass production.

"Romantic" though continuing to mean something slightly absurd, takes on the flavour of attractive, suited to please the imagination.

TPM can be absorbed quickly and completely, it takes on linely drug dynamical characteristic, has high-level organism usefulness.

As stated previously in the "Semantic Uncontrolled Chaos" anti-pattern, people will inevitably have different takes on semantics.

Applications can miss required updates when the user takes on a special assignment or is away from the computer for weeks or months.

The player takes on the role of a photojournalist, exploring and watching the way animals behave.

With the further deepening of opening and reform policy, China's utilization of foreign money takes on some new features in recent years.

The values are used to determine what action Outlook takes on messages.

In addition, you can transparent foil Pearl pigment used in materials, when viewed from different takes on a different color.

And then two wind power system models have been built up. One takes on excitation and governing system, and the other takes none.

Interestingly, when there are few howler monkeys in an area, the howling routine takes on a different pattern.

Architecture takes on a different feel as well.

Sure, Rambo takes on a huge chunk of the Vietnamese soldiers guarding a POW camp and slaughters them all.

Likewise, the texture of clothing takes on the role of skin in a painting and thus teaches the painter a lesson.

Be the person that jumps in and takes on a new project (just don't over-commit).

In a Bible Study group you have been going along quietly until someone asks a question. Suddenly the whole study takes on a new perspective.

But a growing body of research suggests simplicity takes on added urgency as we move into our 70s, when stock-picking acumen begins to slip.

As applications become more complex and increasingly run on remote platforms, diagnosis of bugs takes on whole new challenges.

In a multi-core world, sharing data between threads takes on a whole new look.

The mode of Representation of Mathematical Concept takes on variety, leveling, phasing and integrality.

When your gals takes on and cry, what's the use of cracking on them over the head, and knocking on them round?

The scene takes on a widely different meaning when paired with English subtitles.

It takes on the task of complementing those recipes with deeper understanding, so you can cope with more general and novel situations.

The decorating of Confucian temple in Western Sichuan takes on interesting culture meaning and rich and colorful forms.

After a certain time, the object I am designing takes on some of the qualities of the images I use as models.

The NBA's highest-scoring team will look to do so when it takes on the league's top defensive club Tuesday night.

In this atmosphere, the tussle for sporting bragging rights takes on a whole new dimension.

As the Chinese currency takes on a bigger role in global trade, offshore renminbi deposits are expected to accumulate quickly.

The bio signal delivery Law takes on characteristics of relativity, repetition and space-time expression.

One student in particular always takes on the job of carrying my packages, saying that it is his pleasure to be my porter.

The ecological environment in Tarim downstream watershed takes on the trend of worsening, and the soil erosion is serious.

You can get a late train back [Sunday night], or there's an early express that [Bob] usually takes on [Monday morning].

In this alternate world, the science of alchemy is heavily used, but alchemy in the series takes on a fantasy element.

As of all potential voters are also consumers, consumer protection takes on a clear political significance.

Royal Mail usually takes on about 20, 000 staff in November and December to help cope with the increased volume of mail.

Therefore, simulated annealing takes on determinate practical value in solving the problem of transportation of city.

It is seen that coarse asphalt concrete takes on brittle failure and fine asphalt concrete enters plastic yielding phase before failure.

No soul takes on flesh without a general plan for the experience ahead.

But with each passing day, Obama takes on political ownership of the nation's financial crisis.

In many organizations, the most experienced project manager takes on the role of process engineer by default.

Digital consumer market takes on a booming development trend of supply and marketing.

If the skin takes on such novel situations as rubefaction and itch, please stop using and consult skin experts.

Bob Bell, currently Technical Director, takes on the duty of Team Principal and Chief Technical Officer.

A courageous vole takes on a coyote a hundred times his size in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.

According to the literature on horses, a masturbating stallion sometimes takes on "a trance-like, glazed-eye appearance. "

It takes on important significance of protecting and improving the Beston Lake environment.

So Voice of Witness takes on issues by letting the narrators tell their stories, at length, and own their narratives.

When one CUBE function uses another CUBE function as its argument, the argument takes on the MDX value rather than the display value.

What I do not accept is that all such, takes, on morality are of equal legitimacy or merit.

Genender: It takes on the support component, which can be difficult from a free-time perspective.

At these temperatures, the gas takes on a very exotic form; it becomes a Fermi gas.

However, Lala bravely takes on the difficult task, which no one else wants to do, even the person who is in charge of it.

This research argues that virtual community is a local scene and the power relation there takes on multiple forms.

Urban express way plays an important role in urban network that takes on heavy transportation assignment.

your work takes on a certain quality that it otherwise lacks.

In this light the advice given to writing students to cut by "murdering your darlings" takes on a new meaning.

With the growing of teaching age, teacher's job involvement takes on a waving increase.

Art as an open concept revises ambit continually and takes on new member.

The analysis goes along as follow: The state-owned railway system takes on serious integration.

When the mineral beryl takes on a green form, we know it as an emerald.

Here, Turow takes on Amazon. com, predicts the future of books and reflects on his time as a prosecutor.

The former principal takes on the mirror role, and the former principal database becomes the mirror database.

With Warwick Saint's latest work from Gravure #5, the South African photographer takes on magic tricks with The Big Bang Theory.

And now however, this farmland takes on another common but great assignment which will be my baby step of English writing.

Indeed, the extent of the problem, and the toll it takes on China's inhabitants, isn't yet fully understood.

Currently, TCP retransmission timeout takes on a minimum value of three seconds.

Xinhua, the official news agency, sent out more than 60 takes on the action plan over the wires on Monday.

A psychologist reluctantly takes on a child patient whose parents died when the three of them were in a car accident.

The debris flow disaster distribution takes on the more obvious region characteristic.

Configure the actions that Sender ID takes on specific types of status information.

The one who takes on more responsibilities has more advancement opportunities.

I get several different takes on this one depending who I believe.

For another of Little's takes on Business Value, see his article on "killing low priority projects" .

Although there are several conservative fragments in its amino acid sequence, N-Terminal sequence takes on difference enormously. 4.

The method combines vector and ray-crossing. And the method solves the abnormity which ray-crossing takes on.

Anger takes on the illusion of upward spiritual mobility in comparison with my habitual cravenness.

Message passing takes on another dimension when you throw method_missing into the mix.

The strip does not follow any set formula but takes on serious issues.

The prince also met Lindsay, who takes on the role of the grouchy Scottish ogre Shrek.

It's not that tilapia is particularly tasty; it simply takes on the flavor of other ingredients.

Cationic cellulose takes on superior properties in wastewater treating because of its cationic groups.

In Afghanistan, the type of school building takes on special significance.

The 7-inch tall very cute humanoid robot that takes on this project will be pulling a two-wheeled cart behind it.

Philip Pullman's trilogy, "His Dark Materials, " takes on similar themes.

Stewart is very professional. He takes on board everything you tell him and is very intelligent about the game.

A certain word takes on its meaning from the context in which it's related to.

In this way, a Chinese banquet takes on the character of a buffet reception in the West.

This week, I'm going to conclude my musings on China with two very different takes on how to profit from the economic superpower.

That's exactly what Jane's doing: she takes on any job she can find, including distributing flyers and even, bird-sitting.

He is inclined to exaggerate the difficulties whenever he takes on a formidable task.

The economic debate takes on particular potency in the developing world.

David K. Cohen's Teaching and Its Predicaments takes on that paradox.

We need to create classrooms where learning takes on more importance than having the right answer.

Pefilla frutescens takes on an important pharmacological function, which is Chinese traditional medicine.

He takes on operational duties across Asia and will continue to report to John Thain.

Second, the problem of illegal cost which man issuing false drugs advertisement takes on.

Violence is increasing in the country as the government takes on the illegal drug cartels, prompting them to retaliate brutally.

And viewed in that light, it takes on a whole other resonance.

The result indicates that the scale of capital flight in China is large, and the extend takes on an evident process in different year.

Instead, much of what goes on takes on triviality of what , to both, will be everyday life.

The state finance takes on too much financial burden.

When you are true to yourself in all your actions, your life takes on a whole new level of joy you never thought possible.

If he takes on a mistress, for most unwealthy people, this is a fundamental threat to the marriage.

The study reported on the enormous toll this takes on the health and well-being of women around the world.

Part of what led Nielsen to the conclusions he makes is the perspective he takes on enterprise 2. 0.

When a white dwarf takes on enough mass in this manner it reaches a level called the chandrasekhar limit.

The world OTC market develops rapidly and takes on a tendency to continuously go up.

The plan takes on a more practical aspect.

Even the simplest object takes on new fascination in macro mode.

Before Washington takes on higher education more fully, it will need to do its homework.

But the undergraduate's endurance quality recently takes on a descenting trend.

When there is not distinction between self and other, then service no longer takes on that direction.

Flowers and trees are everywhere, my hometown takes on a new look.

China takes on local version of "The Apprentice"

The film also takes on the idea of fur as a status symbol.

But Murray, 22, who takes on German Philipp Kohlschreiber in the Monte Carlo Masters today, claims he is feeling more like his old self.

The Wisdom Journal takes on the financial crisis with Where Do We Go From Here?

For many people, pay is a reflection of self worth, so pay satisfaction takes on critical significance when it comes to retention.

The city takes on a new face since China take the open policy.

Since 2009, India's trade relief takes on some new changes which attract the attention of Chinese government and eyen the world.

Rural education takes on the tendency of instrumental value in China by retracing on the course of its development.

At 1000 frames per second water looks like nectar and even the smallest of ripples takes on a magical quality.

The city takes on a new look with many high buildings built.

This takes (on STDIN ) a collection of vectors like those above.

Road kill " takes on a whole new meaning. "

Every minute we wait, this hospital takes on more liability.

Changchun today takes on a scene of prosperity.

The half-cup speedster takes on multiple projects at once.

The exchange between the sender and receiver now takes on an additional verification step.

The cap of the perfume bottle brings together tradition and technology, and takes on the aspect of a block of ice.

But when we face them in Christ, our spiritual life takes on a maturity it never had before.

Eventually, the fourth chamber develops, and it takes on the appearance of what it is: a human heart.

That is when your rescue circles can help, where the medium takes on the energy and speaks for the departed being.

The joking takes on a flirtatious tone as Sara notes, "Well, you should see my apartment. "

If this is an index, it usually takes on the data type of the corresponding field.

"Wage slave" takes on a whole new meaning.

And the tech term "killer application" takes on new meaning in this space.

Naturally, he takes on the vexed issue of Average Shot Length.

This is an interesting problem and people have different takes on what the solution should be.