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isn't alone in trying to reduce the cost of IT in the face of mounting national debt.

Although notebook prices are relatively cheap, but the face of such a variety of notebooks , we still have to carefully select the next.

"Jinpingmei Cihua" is the treasure house of words, in the face of this vast ocean of words, we can only choose just a part of it.

Besides, only the face of a computer screen, the heart of suspicion vigilance is probably inevitable.

On the face of things, capital punishment ought to be the ultimate deterrent. But it does not seem to be.

French surgeons replaced much of the face of a woman in 2005 after she was disfigured in an attack by her dog.

On the face of it, yields of close to 8% should be enough to steady the market, provided investors start to regain their nerve.

And that's when a look appears on the face of whoever I'm talking to, the horrified "it could have been me! " look.

The face of your boss you are, we do not have nervous, as if you put the boss as a waiter, iron buddies.

On the face of it, those in the mobile camp seem to have won.

He went as close to the fighting as possible to see how he would act in the face of danger.

Second, chits can usually relay more information than the face of a die, which tends to be limited in size (barring oversized dice).

So far, stocks have shown amazing resilience in the face of bad news, and a stubborn refusal to put in a major correction of 10% or more.

The face of each child, as the amount of his contribution was mentioned, darkened in a peculiarly vindictive manner.

For days the face of Lincoln haunted him, and very often during the war his mind reverted to that singular figure.

'Well, sir, if it was up to me, I would recommend that an assassin team be formed to eliminate him and his men from the face of the earth. '

Suddenly, the cart Will was in jerked to a halt. Will looked up to see the face of Little John.

Broadcasting in the face of the audience, focuses on the words of the form of a problem, by means of publicity to the crowd sound.

Consumer prices are lower now than they were a year ago, and wage increases have stalled in the face of high unemployment.

In one, the face of his friend, Osip Brik, a literary critic, has the word LEF ( "left" ) filling the right lens of his glasses.

On the face of it, he seems to be telling the truth though I suspect he's hiding something.

It was an indocile, a scornful and a sarcastic face-the face of a man difficult to lead and impossible to drive.

I wondered whether the stillness on the face of the immensity looking at us two were meant as an appeal or as a menace.

So, in the face of that, you really need quite a strong incentive to use condoms.

Europe is likely to go through a weak period as governments implement more austerity measures in the face of a weak economy.

If anyone lift the cloth from the face of that unpleasant thing it will be in gratification of a mere morbid curiosity.

I learned in Fighter College that a good commander doesn't abandon one of his people in the face of the enemy.

If it is captured by the Nazis, the armies of darkness will march all over the face of the earth.

As often as he put anything into his mouth, whether for eating or drinking, the face of the Marchioness lighted up beyond all description.

What we did not know was that we would be hit by an earthquake that changed the face of global finance.

Found that men really wake up a few lines, a woman fought hard in the face of a man: You do not even like animals!

Though the Next Levels and Westwinds may be the face of the future, for now, they're just a quirky minority.

Organisers call it a One Nation rally to rekindle enthusiasm for President Obama in the face of attacks from conservatives.

Like the Internet itself, DNS was designed to function even in the face of severe disruption of parts of its network.

The face of the sky you know how to discern, but you cannot discern the signs of the times.

On the face of it, that sounds like a scenario straight out of cheap science fiction.

it has been a continual consolation in the face of life's hardships, my own and others', and an unfailing well-spring of tolerance.

Now, in the face of a formidable "no" campaign, it is trying to scare them into doing so.

Thickness of Top Silicon Film - The distance found between the face of the top silicon film and the surface of the oxide layer.

If you want your woman to be beautiful, treat her as though she were the most beautiful creature to have ever graced the face of the earth.

But the cartel has a mixed record in trying to stop sliding prices by cutting supply, especially in the face of a strong recession.

On the face of it there seems much to be said for the world's shakers and movers meeting and talking frequently.

Can be seen that life is really the outcome of words, in the face of the final outcome, but who are still made out of it?

Especially in the face of the poor, the cowardly, more do not stingy friendly smile and encouraging the language.

His margin of error was miniscule since the space station sped across the face of our solar system's star in less than a second.

there was a risk that investor confidence would vanish in the face of a messy transition to an untested president.

Obviously, courage is the willingness to go forward in the face of uncertainty, which does not mean the lack of fear but the control of it.

The Great Sphinx in Egypt might have originally had the face of a lion (see photo), a UK geologist claimed recently.

It no longer seems prepared to back its most objectionable allies in the face of international opprobrium.

This might have been intended as a mild slap in the face of GM, which had gotten them into this trouble in the first place.

And he has made of one blood all the nations of men living on all the face of the earth, ordering their times and the limits of their lands.

I know many citizens have fears tonight, and I ask you to be calm and resolute, even in the face of a continuing threat.

There's a legend about a bird which sings just once in its life, more sweetly than any other creature on the face of the earth.

The next day he tried to cook an egg using the same device, but his experiment exploded in the face of a passing engineer.

Their first mission of a class C has put a knife to the face of one of seven people do not cut the public.

There is an evil that I have seen under the sun, as it were by an error proceeding from the face of the prince.

Hypocrites, you know how to discern the face of the earth and of the sky. How is it then that you do not discern this time?

It has been known for a while that, in the face of deprivation, stress or direct threats, many animals embark on reproduction much quicker.

The ships seem to have disappeared off the face of the earth.

Action is the reason he hesitated: in the face of a great goal, he wants to take action but do not know how to action.

The financial crisis has gone global, like a virus mutating in the face of every experimental cure.

China's banks are cashed up and, in the face of a margin squeeze at home from the last asymmetric rate rise, raring to go.

Floor windows and all ready to be the face of endless Arabian Sea.

She may have been wondering whether he wanted to leave home and wander the face of the earth.

But if your conscience is clear, you can stand strong in the face of all criticism, knowing that you've done what you know to be right.

The face of the birth of life, intelligence is normal or not as good as Sam Sam the courage to face his wife, Sam Youji lesson in that.

there was an expression on the face of her intrepid protector which commanded her veneration.

There was real distaste in his face, and yet it was the face of a coarse and sensual man.

On the face of it, this seems like a rather neat idea, which ticks every box for a mass action.

And so when this door opened onto the face of a woman who had not been out of that room in 55 years, you did not see a mad woman.

Not so the wicked, not so: but like the dust, which the wind drived from the face of the earth.

The very idea of a cautious revolutionary would seem, on the face of it, a contradiction in terms.

And all those who were in the Sanhedrin, looking at him, saw that his face was like the face of an angel.

IT Service industry also in the face of the drastic competition market which growth up in a high speed.

Autumn mood to let the viewer understand the implication of the truth of life: "smile, the face of life" !

If he was brought up in a Christian way, it's the photo where he is young which is good, they instantly see in it the face of Christ!

I was sick a month soon, and then, I moved out of that small window of the temporary, to learn how to stand up in the face of their own.

And it reflecteth all things that are in heaven and on earth, save only the face of him who looketh into it.

Peering out his door into the night, he recognized the face of a trusted neighbor.

Compassion in the face of suffering and a desire to help is one common trait.

"It's fairly dramatic -- he's trying to change the face of global philanthropy, but it started in a fairly parochial way. "

On the face of it, the ad is an attempt to convince people that you're the good guys in this fight.

Farmers have begun to turn away from organic food production in the face of waning interest from the big supermarkets.

Rather that in the face of the land and history, was an insult to people with damage to the face, he is cowardly and shameful.

Helen With a strong heart, culminating in the rise of the face of adversity is really no residual physical disability blog.

The youth facing these with me ache, these injury, these sad, in the face of these not to itch not painful text.

However, sitting in the chair-ran, the face of frustration, helplessness of the face, but her eyes are wet gradually.

It is often said that in the face of the euro crisis the EU must either integrate or disintegrate.

You were the most rigorous woman on the surface of the earth. I was the most easy-going guy on the face of the planet.

The image, depicts the face of two women, cheek to cheek, one with her eyes covered, the other with her eyes uncovered.

On the face of it, the ad is an attempt to convince people that you're the good guys in this fight.

Farmers have begun to turn away from organic food production in the face of waning interest from the big supermarkets.

Rather that in the face of the land and history, was an insult to people with damage to the face, he is cowardly and shameful.

Helen With a strong heart, culminating in the rise of the face of adversity is really no residual physical disability blog.

The youth facing these with me ache, these injury, these sad, in the face of these not to itch not painful text.

However, sitting in the chair-ran, the face of frustration, helplessness of the face, but her eyes are wet gradually.

It is often said that in the face of the euro crisis the EU must either integrate or disintegrate.

You were the most rigorous woman on the surface of the earth. I was the most easy-going guy on the face of the planet.

The image, depicts the face of two women, cheek to cheek, one with her eyes covered, the other with her eyes uncovered.

Travelers, while buying the checks, have to make signatures on the checks to the face of the bank or service clerks.

It is often said that in the face of the euro crisis the EU must either integrate or disintegrate.

You were the most rigorous woman on the surface of the earth. I was the most easy-going guy on the face of the planet.

The image, depicts the face of two women, cheek to cheek, one with her eyes covered, the other with her eyes uncovered.

Travelers, while buying the checks, have to make signatures on the checks to the face of the bank or service clerks.

"only a few industrious Scots perhaps, who indeed are dispersed over the face of the whole earth" (George Chapman).

Bin became an internet sensation and the face of the shanzhai zeitgeist when a video of him flying his autogyro went viral.

The local council hasn't helped by making her the face of Hackney, and putting big posters of her up in the streets, even on dust bins.

As I bend down, I see the face of a young woman, glowing with maturity, confident in her future and fascinated with her own reflection.

On the face of it, the measures seem surprising given that foreigners account for only a small part of property investment.

Although the face of the earth end of the war, but war between the Transformers has not ended.

On the face of it, the measures seem surprising given that foreigners account for only a small part of property investment.

The face of the killing is now grown-up son of the murderer, once again fell into a son was sadness and fear.

Although the face of the earth end of the war, but war between the Transformers has not ended.

the face of man to say, is the woman told police the store, he was just in this to help Kandian, the boss does not know where.

"Listen, " said the count, and deep hatred mounted to his face, AS the blood would to the face of any other.

By the aggregate of these aids, how is the face of the world changed, from the era of Noah to that of Napoleon!

"On the face of it, shareholder value is the dumbest idea in the world, " he said.

Austin ricochets around the Ritz-Carlton hotel room, bouncing from bed to chair and leaping high to lick the face of his personal masseuse.

e. g. I see a depth of emotion on the face of that canine, the likes of which has never been captured on screen before!

Useless headed, in the face of a traitor in the face of evil, this has no soldiers, and soldiers can choose death.

e. g. I see a depth of emotion on the face of that canine, the likes of which has never been captured on screen before!

Useless headed, in the face of a traitor in the face of evil, this has no soldiers, and soldiers can choose death.

In the face of changes that seem to be rolling out the red carpet others are wondering what they might be missing.

He was an alien , but it was not easy to embody the spirit of Buddhism on the face of an alien .

On the face of it, it is hard to think of a less likely trigger for trouble in global equity markets.

One man will change all that, and with it, the face of America.

In the face of this uncertainty, the decision about whether or not to limit their use is then a political decision, not a scientific one.

And lo, the beast looked upon the face of beauty. And it stayed its hand from killing. And from that day, it was as one dead.

Dawn dawn, let us meet those difficulties with it, with the heart of Thanksgiving, in the face of all setbacks.

I seem to be an elementary school student, in the face of some rich social experience of adults.

Dawn dawn, let us meet those difficulties with it, with the heart of Thanksgiving, in the face of all setbacks.

I seem to be an elementary school student, in the face of some rich social experience of adults.

The matter should be presented in the light of what human societies have always done in the face of intractable starvation.

In primitive times, nature appeared to be a mysterious and formidable force and men found themselves powerless in the face of it.

So London had, on the face of it, every incentive to help the Confederates tear America in two.

To be sure, Goldman, at least in name, is unlikely to disappear from Wall Street or off the face of the earth anytime soon.

It was her first ever advertising campaign as a model and also led to a three-year contract to be the face of Hudson Jeans.

On the face of it, this is bizarre really because country music is all about heartache.

Each of these facets is like a facet on the face of diamond, reflecting a different aspect of the subject (see Figure 1).

To the extent that successive governments had a strategy, it was on the face of it an attractive one: they believed in open energy markets.

Each of these facets is like a facet on the face of diamond, reflecting a different aspect of the subject (see Figure 1).

To the extent that successive governments had a strategy, it was on the face of it an attractive one: they believed in open energy markets.

In the face of him, I look like his sister taking care by me.

The mask looked like the face of a withered old man with stringy white hair, so that I must have looked like an undertaker.

On the face of it, a gloomy outlook argues for Treasuries.

Bernanke is trying to send a positive message that the recovery will last in the face of growing threats.

What you buy, where you buy from, and how much you buy, ultimately determines the face of change for our world.

Revolutionary changes the face of this, China is bound to the majority of the SMEs to develope-commerce will follow the path of the road.

On the face of it, the pact is about bolstering the economic bit of Europe's economic and monetary union (see Charlemagne).

Michael sits and quietly traces a piece of his tattoo, the face of a devil, onto a piece of paper taped to his arm.

Michael sits and quietly traces a piece of his tattoo, the face of a devil, onto a piece of paper taped to his arm.

His face was like the face of a toad, and his body like an adder!

We've heard people even suggest with a straight face Barcelona would collapse in the face of meaty challenges and a reducer or two.

A game on the face of it doesn't seem to do a lot, but the key gameplay fixes and changes create a domino effect on the rest of the product.

He is the point man of an empire, the face of steam power, spinning jennies, and the British fleet.

Has changed the face of a pair of smiling, said: Sorry, I do not know if you were the boss brothers.

Four from the face of the enemy, The flame warriors performance depends on you!

Use cinnamon paint and a liner brush to sketch the face of the sun. Paint yellow rays between the half circles.

He does not seem to enjoy his visits to testify in Congress, often tensing visibly in the face of hostile questions.

It does not bow to the wind and rain, in the face of the storm instead of straight said: "I am not afraid of you! "

It does not bow to the wind and rain, in the face of the storm instead of straight said: "I am not afraid of you! "

Therefore, our knowledge of English is in the face of many tests in just a little fur.

The face of these anomalies, the main person in charge of Haman the police thoroughly investigated in depth determination.

Many analysts seem to believe that this is the case and point to investors' composure in the face of latest grim statistics.

This shows just how capable the Norwegian troops were, to accomplish such a defense in the face of adversity.

A rightness of black shine eyes just curiously stare by the face of Zhuo Er, left see right to see.

Cost could be one of them, though on the face of it Britain is not out of line.

Like the face of an elephant, I do not know where to start, I think we better talk about it from the McDonald's bathroom.

In January, only a month after reevaluating his methodology in the face of a frustratingly slow process, he finally found a way.

Here it is, " said the third voice; and the owner of it held the lantern and reveal the face of young Dr. Robinson. "

Here it is, " said the third voice; and the owner of it held the lantern and reveal the face of young Dr. Robinson. "

Not everyone was convinced that Beijing is ready to allow faster appreciation, even in the face of accelerating inflation.

Eye: En eye is one of the two organs on the face of a person, animal, or bird that are used for seeing.

In the face of emergencies (crisis), an enterprise's weak, students'adaptability has no corresponding emergency system.

These people are the face of the company and reflect the image the company is trying to put forward.

Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice says the US will not back down in the face of Iranian threats against the Jewish state.

But in the face of being arrested and imprisoned, The General sung his song and he published it without fear and with great courage.

In Iraq the face of the enemy is one that is intent on murdering Iraqi civilians and officials alike, the general said.

It is not hard to see that Joel Osteen's opinion about the pursuit of wealth and material success flies directly in the face of Scripture.

Faber watched him carefully. His flashlight moved across the face of every passenger.

It was seen as an astonishing achievement in the face of what was a strongly held belief.

Politicians and average people alike reproved Bush for his aloofness in the face of a tragedy of such a magnitude.

The beleaguered U. S. paper industry is also trying to maintain pricing and profitability in the face of surging imports from Asia.

Bob: I was at the appointed place on time. When you struck the match to light your cigar I saw it was the face of the man wanted in Chicago.

On the face of it, the trip could scarcely have been a more welcome respite for Mr Aso.

On the face of it, the drive to "internationalise" the renminbi does not seem to derive from controlling urges.

I do not know why so much can be charged with each other, we, in the face of this subject is always so strong rebut the other.

Especially in the face of sluggish consumer's desire to purchase, the price is still the most effective means of promotion.

On the face of it, Bouygues SA's decision to share the risk with the brothers was an odd one.

In the face of this grim picture, you might have expected policy makers to realize that they haven't yet done enough to promote recovery.

Cartels are economic entities, and like any legitimate company the best are able to adapt in the face of a changing market.

Not that courage, fear, in the face of your brother sister! You know, when you say love me, take much.

but after all the stars are good, and she did not want any revenge, so they suffer in silence, the face of it all.

His arrest, he said, will remove "a stain from the face of the members of our nation wherever they live. "

On the face of it, Chinese regulators have had a remarkably light touch.

The face of life's troubles and setbacks, the most important is to straighten out his own heart state, positive face cutting.

In the doorway of my home, I looked closely at the face of my 23-year-old son, Daniel, his backpack by his side. We were saying good-bye.

For the youth we are always trying to be a meaningless gesture to put in front of the face of hardship.

It's official: In the face of the monolithic state, the little guy has no chance at all.

"We ended a difficult period of our history and removed the stain from the face of the members of our nation wherever they live, " he said.

He deserves congratulations for winning such a vote even in the face of a costly war and a patchy economy.

In the face of all that, he took them back to fundamentals.

The Bank of England also refused to restart quantitative easing in the face of a near stagnant economy.

Now it is trying to revamp its image in the face of a government plan to eliminate minor players in the industry.

In language, in the face of harsh reality, I feel it's pale and weak, and unable to help me in misery.

Another (better) way to look at this is realizing how much economies can prosper in the face of constant misery.

On the face of it, it seems as if most Asian nations are still emulating this western model.

Moved by gratitude to God for his brother's forgiveness, Jacob said to Esau: To see your face is like seeing the face of God.

The performer then does the unthinkable, by slamming the face of the watch down on the edge of a table.

The face of someone else's question, she used the most simple language the feelings: "He is now difficult than I, I should help him. "

This journey, it is now universally agreed, was the "last great journey left on the face of the earth. "

In the face of such a time, the business card printing and membership card to make a firm must change.

You still look like your past life, is still the face of your youth, but I eliminate the color, not a fragrance.

Many will look to see how firm his commitment to higher rates really is in the face of the continued sovereign debt troubles in the EU.

He did not trouble over little barriers of this sort in the face of so much loveliness.

By such figments of the brain, in the face of unsettled and disturbing conditions, he was becoming used to the idea of a new alliance.

If it is that difficult to remember a person's face, how much more difficult it will be to remember the face of a war.

Britain then spent years desperately trying to join in the face of repeated rebuffs and eventually gained admission only in 1972.

He sent forth also a dove after him, to see if the waters had now ceased upon the face of the earth.

His speciality was to tell you what any individual on the face of the globe was doing at the moment.

It was designed to be a slap to the face of Americans. Everyone knows that China is the only real threat we have to world domination.

The face of the tall straight woman turned slowly as if drugged to this new speaker.

Cook and his crew would observe Venus gliding across the face of the Sun, and by doing so measure the size of the solar system.

On the face of it, it is a humanitarian response to the floods that have devastated the north-west part of the impoverished North.

Shortly after the tour in support of Pinkerton was completed in 1997, it appeared as though Weezer had fallen off the face of the planet.

O LORD God, do not turn away the face of your anointed one! Remember your steadfast love for David your servant.

Now I will be away from Her Majesty, and the face of the Zoubiao, could not help but shed tears, I do not know what has been said.

In the face of such internal and external "troubles" , youths like us who had such high hopes for Nantah did not know what to do.

This was a revolutionary idea that changed the face of settlement in Palestine for a whole generation ". "

Its powerful strength turns out to be its weakness in the face of the demand for interoperability across platforms.

Oscilloscope: Electronic test equipment which displays, as a graph on the face of a CRT, the relationship of an input voltage to time.

His case was all the more powerful because, for a spell in the 1960s and 1970s, he had been the face of Winston cigarettes.

The new China shows us a land where the heart is empty in the face of a world crazed for money.

Perhaps, the National People's Congress, and independent, in the face of the heart will no longer be free.

As with the laser freckle acid, its treatment principle is to remove the face of that layer of the dermis long spot.

The face of the enemy whom he hated belonged to someone close to him.

Surely we have to be one of the most beautiful races on the face of this earth!

Already the sense of enmity between the two had weakened in the face of a common peril.

There they spent hours "trying to figure out what else we could do in the face of ever-worsening poll numbers. "

Marshall and his team stepped in to get just such a ruling with the Brown case, and in the process changed the face of American society.

The pressure on Beijing to provide assistance to its little communist brother in the face of these five measures will be acute.

I really do not think the face of their own, and should not be said to be children.

Countless times to tell yourself, you have to be strong, be strong in the face of all this.

This sense can only grow in the face of a government that increasingly resembles an oligarchy , a plaything of party grandees.

Where on the face of it, looking like Thai soldiers cleaning up a drug running gang, this incident exposes increasing border tensions.

The Image of Edessa was reported to contain the image of the face of Christ, and its existence is reported reliably since the sixth century.

The face of such a severe employment situation, students view has undergone a drastic career changes, new problems will be constituted.

Harry Potter is all about confronting fears, finding inner strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity.

JAY SPEARING has vowed to fight for his place in the face of increased competition at Anfield.

Despite the pull of home, many pigeons will not make it back in the face of such heavy winds and rains.