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Industrial biotech seems to have been relatively unscathed by the financial crisis.

They might have got through comparatively unscathed, as did the reactors at Fukushima Dai-ni, a similar plant farther along the coast.

Eventually, thanks to social networking site Twitter, he was able to establish that she had emerged unscathed.

First and foremost I need to come through the next couple of days' training unscathed and I'm just pleased to be back involved.

As you might expect, Sigourney Weaver, in yet another Snow-White-eclipsing star turn for the Queen, is the only one to emerge unscathed.

He would be one of the few Jedi to return unscathed from that first engagement. . . at least physically.

The career of the humanist was, as a rule, of such a kind that only the strongest characters could pass through it unscathed.

A year on, these new consumers are emerging relatively unscathed from a recession which only had a small impact on jobs and income.

He looks as if he has emerged unscathed: from a brush with a hostile American president.

Ducking into a corner of their bedroom to avoid the cross fire, Trotsky and his wife managed to escape unscathed.

Although the betrothed may have trouble with rings floating away, they'll at least get out of the extreme setting unscathed.

So how much capital would the system have needed to have survived the crisis unscathed ?

A Medical check this man quickly the body, the result except for a few other minor injuries and chest injuries, he seemed unscathed.

For some people, a mosquito in the room is a threat to any little patch of exposed skin, while others seem to go unscathed.

I thought this was all allegorical until I saw you crawl from that flaming zeppelin wreckage unscathed.

Countries like Brazil, India, and China came out of the recession largely unscathed.

"Harry was involved in numerous bouts of heavy fighting on the frontline but amazingly remained unscathed for a while, " he told the BBC.

He said CEOs of failed companies 'have largely gone unscathed' even as shareholders suffered huge losses.

The crisis, far from leaving Japan unscathed, exacerbated its structural problems and laid the groundwork for a far greater disaster.

The Dutch finance minister, Jan Kees de Jager, says that this leaves the Dutch approach to Europe unscathed.

She made a figurative deal with the devil, got everything she wanted and came out completely unscathed.

That mindset did not help Berkshire navigate the financial crisis unscathed.

It is not unscathed, but has not sustained anything like the damage that its southern neighbour has.

Shares in the bank fell by 27% ahead of the announcement (bondholders continue to escape unscathed).

Unlike so much of the financial system, the mutual fund industry came through this crisis unscathed.

Now, the financial tornado is coursing its way around the globe, battering some places while leaving others largely unscathed.

The economy's engine of domestic consumption and a tightly regulated financial sector has pulled through almost unscathed.

Plenty of institutions have come through the crisis relatively unscathed.

None of this guarantees that Google will escape unscathed from the investigation.

Card companies have fared better than some other makers of consumer products in the downturn, but they have not been unscathed.

Plenty of institutions have come through the crisis relatively unscathed. The Chinese banks now dominate rankings by market capitalisation.

Normally, light entering one side of the display follows the twist of this spiral "light guide" and emerges unscathed on the other side.

This is not to say that Rothschild's core mergers and acquisitions business has escaped unscathed.

The boy, who was unscathed by his ordeal, left the mall with his father.

The bill requires Treasury to set up an insurance-based alternative. But the core of what Mr. Paulson requested survived largely unscathed.

Even those who were completely content with their other half did not escape unscathed.

Upsetting because, as late as last autumn, they dismissed the economic crisis as a Western problem that would leave Russia unscathed.

As a consequence, some chapters remain relatively unscathed whereas others have experienced substantial changes.

Keeping his eyes down, Zuckerberg said nothing, got back into his car, and drove off, unscathed.

Deutsche did not escape unscathed.

A medical check found the climber unscathed aside from some superficial cuts and bruises and a minor chest injury.

Much of Germany and even more of Russia was unscathed, at least physically, by war.

Having emerged unscathed from the financial crisis, its economy has been growing at 9 per cent a year.

JPM came through the crisis largely unscathed, making a profit in every quarter (not even Goldman Sachs managed that).

The remaining 14 banks to be audited, including foreign-owned Standard Bank, Standard Chartered and Citigroup, were unscathed.

Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey and Tim Howard, assuming they come through the first two U. S. matches unscathed, will need to carry the day.

Few reputations have emerged unscathed as the crisis has ripped through the financial system.

Fortunately, she was unscathed , and it was fright alone that had overcome Teresa.

Mr. Cohen argued in a series of books that the neutron bomb would kill fewer innocents and leave the environment relatively unscathed.

Granted, in an interlinked system, if small banks run into trouble the bigger banks won't escape unscathed.

Potter appeared unscathed aside from some superficial cuts and bruises and a minor chest injury , according to Barker .

Ministers insist the plans would mostly affect "sub-degree courses" in private colleges, and leave top university degree courses unscathed.

By following some of these health tips, maybe you can make it through the flu season unscathed.

Having come through the Wolves clash unscathed, the England captain is hopeful there will be no more injury set-backs between now and May.

Asia would not emerge unscathed and the region's equity markets have further to fall.

Jesse didn't escape completely unscathed he suffered a fractured shoulder socket and a collapsed lung.

Latin America, a region once best known for instability, has emerged through the crisis virtually unscathed.

Few institutions have been left unscathed by bad mortgage debts; JPMorgan Chase is a rare exception.

China's domestic financial system, which sailed through the global financial crisis mostly unscathed, is also vulnerable.

Nevertheless, South America's new links to China have helped it to ride out the world recession relatively unscathed.

Some Chinese afraid to die, for the fear of the unknown unscathed, so they apathy, they become dead, they at that moment it has without.

Fundraising for China-focused private equity and venture capital has been unscathed by the global financial market turmoil.

Seeing threats in every corner, the governor has turned to the secret police, who have survived the uprising remarkably unscathed.

You eliminate targets with ruthless efficiency and return to your house's compounds unscathed.

The fact that our banking system has survived the recent crisis of globalisation unscathed does not mean that we can relax.

Like many at Saturday's fair, Shaw is attracted to China's relatively unscathed financial sector and still healthy growth prospects.

China, above all, and also India, to a marked degree, have survived the crisis unscathed.

However, Chinese financial institutions remain relatively unscathed compared with their counterparts in Western markets.

This video shows the sharp reflex caused by an AID hit, and the unscathed hit receivers.

And German leaders are wrong if they think their country will remain unscathed as its major trading partners and neighbors unravel.

Fortunately for us and many others we graduated from college unscathed, despite the occasional binge drinking.

"That region has been relatively unscathed [by the financial turmoil], " says LBS dean Robin Buchanan.

The rest of the crew, including nine Taiwanese and 24 Philippine, escaped unscathed.

unscathed * He walked away from the accident completely unscathed.

Banks, meanwhile, are still hoping many of their mortgage-backed holdings will come through the storm unscathed.

The US regulatory system has not escaped entirely unscathed.

Singapore had just emerged relatively unscathed from the Asian economic crisis and the market was booming again.

Meanwhile, Google's competitor Baidu seemed to hum along unscathed.

A deep recession in the currency zone would leave few countries unscathed, even in fast-growing emerging Asia.

So, it's no surprise Australia sailed through the crisis virtually unscathed.

To be sure, Erste Bank has not escaped the crisis unscathed.

Iran's leaders may reasonably conclude: If North Korea can get away with building a nuclear arsenal largely unscathed, why not us?

One country which has emerged relatively unscathed from the global economic downturn is China.

The US remains India's largest export market, reducing the country's chances of surviving a US downturn unscathed.

I emerged from the appointment emotionally unscathed, or so I thought.

The economic fallout from the dispute has hurt Japan, but may not leave China unscathed, either.

When the dot-com bubble burst, blue chips like Johnson & Johnson and Bank of America carried on pretty much unscathed.

Microsoft could still prevail, in court and in the market, but it will not escape unscathed.

Some view it as a kind of victory lap, after the country emerged virtually unscathed from the global financial crisis.

All other great powers lay in ruins, while America itself was unscathed by bombing or invasion.

That war has now come to the mortal realm. . . and neither Man nor Demon nor Angel will be left unscathed. . .

I smiled to think that I had quietly spent the day unscathed by the heroics of newscasters.

In the laboratory, a metal plate coated in 6mm of aerogel was left almost unscathed by a direct dynamite blast.

During World War I the palace, then the home of King George V and Queen Mary, escaped unscathed.

Until last week, it seemed Japan would escape swine flu similarly unscathed.

And Canada's banks have a solid reputation after coming through the financial crisis relatively unscathed.

There is a human cost but the agency itself escapes unscathed and the business of writing and selling ads goes on unaffected.

By repeating this tactic over and over against a swarm of tanks, the Tankbusters can emerge relatively unscathed.

There is also a deflagration-only mode, which ATK claims left a mirror located less than 2 metres away unscathed during tests.

It will take some luck and much judgment to pass through the storms unscathed.

Neither of the family's main companies, SEB or Investor, is completely unscathed.

I GOT through more or less unscathed, but Hugo received a blow in the eye.

His bookshop was unscathed, but burnt cars and broken glass littered the street outside.

Meanwhile, some have emerged unscathed.

The North Korean ship was seriously damaged in the skirmish while the South Korean ship was unscathed, a Joint Chiefs of Staff officer said.

The faithful will walk through streams of fire and emerge unscathed.

If the "anyone but Romney" pack keep shooting themselves in both feet, he will win just by surviving unscathed.

His wisdom is profound, his power is vast. Who has resisted him and come out unscathed?

The rich have escaped the recession almost unscathed.

Nobody gets through high school unscathed.

Asia emerged relatively unscathed from the 1991 US recession but was much harder hit by the "tech recession" of 2001.

Many large companies operating in China remain optimistic that the economy will emerge relatively unscathed from the crisis.

How do you manage to get out of everything unscathed ? Because I'm nice. you should try it sometime.

But experts say Mr. Kan may not emerge from the crisis unscathed.

Thanks to the vehicle's advanced armor, all of them seemed unscathed.

Those of other banks that emerged relatively unscathed, such as JPMorgan and Credit Suisse, convened much less often.

You get close and come out unscathed every time, your face as youthful and as untroubled as before.

He escaped the hurricane unscathed.

Knowing this should give you the strength to come through this remaining period unscathed.

That augurs well for the future and may help to explain why Egypt remained relatively unscathed by the global financial crisis of 2007-08.

To everybody's relief, the hostages emerged from their ordeal unscathed.

But not all Chinese car companies would escape unscathed.

You Will be My Ain True Love You'll walk unscathed through musket fire .

Time and again Luke, Han, Leia and the others had saved the galaxy, escaping unscathed.

Thankfully, the quartet of French internationals have certainly come back unscathed from their travels.

The emerging market crisis of 1997 devastated the periphery such as Indonesia, Brazil, Korea and Russia but left America unscathed.

But he, can be in unscathed outside, also can in unscathed.

One reason is that welfare, which makes up 28% of total expenditure, escaped largely unscathed.

None will be left unscathed.

During the earthquake of last year, which flattened much of Port-au-Prince, the capital, the wooden Oloffson came off virtually unscathed.

But if you can make him listen Beth, if you can make him do what I want, you'll all walk away from this unpleasantness, unscathed.

I just hope they all come back unscathed.

I had a reliable guide in my father and came through unscathed.

But while there are such silver linings , Hong Kong's fund market has not escaped entirely unscathed from the credit crunch .

Unexplained outages still occurred. (Meanwhile, Google's competitor Baidu seemed to hum along unscathed. )

no blood was found , suggesting they landed unscathed

You'll walk unscathed through musket fire,

come back from the war unscathed