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Since the turn of the 20th century, how much of the world's plant genetic diversity for food and agriculture has been lost?

They project substantial declines in absolute poverty - though by no means an eradication of it-by the turn of the century .

Darling dismissed the OECD forecast, sticking to his prediction that we will begin to come out of recession around the turn of the year.

But the enthusiasm for wave motors that swept California in the two decades around the turn of the century has never been matched.

It's been a bit unfortunate, but that's why I'm determined to be right for this season and hopefully have a turn of luck.

For her sharp insight into her time, Wharton establishes herself as an important writer at the turn-of-the-century America.

As a writer, Mr Montefiore has an elegant turn of phrase and an unerring ear for the anecdote that will cut to the heart of a story.

Thanks to the slight leftward turn of her face, a pearl can be seen suspended from her ear, like a stray satellite.

Along with her SCA group, we supported her through each twist and turn of her grief over the period of a year.

We feel it a great honor to host this Forum at the turn of the century.

As Walt finished and looked to his wife for approval, a man came into view around the turn of the trail.

My pledge to you is to make reform of the financial sector a reality and to see Britain's economy return to growth by the turn of the year.

As we got nearer to the turn of the land, reefs began to be seen here and there on our very path.

We wait to hear "opportunity knocking, " or "my turn. " Of course, none of these ideas encourage us to take action to make things happen.

But all for all that turn-of-the-millennium expectations have been tempered, the genomic age has produced significant medical advances.

measured by the share of GDP gobbled up by the taxman, tax burdens have come down in most countries since the turn of the 21st century.

Again, when this turn of events is caused by the presence of an IUD in a woman's body, it oftentimes is referred to as an IUD pregnancy.

Those advances began to stall at the turn of the millennium, for reasons that are the subject of much speculation among economists.

He was a man of a practical turn of mind, keen in his dealings and skilful with his hands.

Wait until you see or if you prefer, until you think you see the turn of the market; the beginning of a reversal of general conditions.

Xiaozhou Wu's stories has a power of its own and a life of its own, His composition was of a strong intellectual and literary turn of mind.

The shellac issue was one of the hot topics of chemical research at the turn of the century.

Internally, as the ellipses expand with each turn of the spiral, the skylight void opens up in a stunning spectacle.

As he arrived at the Pearly Gates, Smith met his maker and complained about this turn of events.

Since the turn of the century, express trains that run at up to 350 kilometers per hour have started to revolutionize inter-city travel.

Asthe computer industry continued to mature toward the turn of the millennium, there continued to exist a gap between engineering and sales.

Talk this time of, is a women. A face flatters mutually. That look for the eyes streams to turn of, deeply wear unspeakable temptation.

In June of this year it was the turn of Barack Obama to make a spellbinding speech at a university in Cairo.

My poor gift is in thinking and writing with a little Eloquence, and a Poetical turn of Thought.

"GDP is now forecast to stagnate around the turn of this year, with some member states, in fact, experiencing a contraction, " said Rehn.

Furthermore, the publication of the translated version does not mean the end of the translation but means the next new turn of dialogue.

At the turn of the road a hand waves-she answers by holding high in her arms the child.

Now, we are witnessing a different turn of events: the war in Iran will immediately spark off that of Korea.

His creation comes into its own in times of crisis , and he could hardly ask for a more conducive turn of events .

In light of my physical and mental condition, that I can see the turn of the two century is out of question.

It was only until the turn of the century that there appeared the group of East Sea bridges supported by thousands of piers. . .

Modern is at the turn of the century, also be Chinese furniture development and eliminate backward watershed.

Now it might be the turn of a Chinese automaker to take over some of Detroit's unwanted brands.

Talked about his book: "God at the turn of that dream, type of access that the feeling that" point of view.

First, we eased monetary policy substantially, particularly after indications of economic weakness proliferated around the turn of the year.

It is a curious turn of phrase from a scholar whose own predictions can be faulted for displaying such a mechanical interpretation.

but when it came to Toad's turn, of course he managed to slip and fall into the water with a loud splash and a squeal of alarm.

At every moment, at every turn of the road, just by the corner, it is always and always waiting.

The happiness and unhappiness of men depend as much on their turn of mind as on fortune.

Now Artangel has decided that it's the turn of lesbian asylum seekers to take their place in the spotlight.

Something similar happened all over Europe and the Middle East around the turn of the first Christian millennium.

The MIT Department of Physics has been a national resource since the turn of the 20th century.

Not so very long ago, at the turn of the century, Google went from an obscure start-up to the Web's dominant search engine.

Many officers began to wear trench coats at the turn of the century, during the Boer War in South Africa.

But many Mexican were joyous nonetheless, with newspapers playing up the historical turn of a Latin American assuming the throne of Peter.

By the turn of the century, the colonial powers had already begun to lay tracks across their recent acquisitions.

This was the pattern of corruption that characterized American municipal politics at the turn of the century.

Sober nations have all at once become desperate gamblers, and risked almost their existence upon the turn of a piece of paper.

He curved turn of jaws gentleness of looking at her, "woman, your hair look like the lair Ai. "

Around the turn of the millennium, 40 disputes a year was common.

Since the turn of the century, the company has been expanding its operations abroad.

Clearly, the governor keeps his love for a Chinese turn of phrase separate from his monetary policy.

The perfect blue water and golden sands have been attracting tourists since the turn of the century.

At the turn of the last century, New York City was home to a remarkable flowering of architectural creativity.

But Washington did not read Turkish intentions and goals accurately and therefore could not prevent this turn of events.

Reservations have fallen by a third since the turn of the year. "Why? " he asks, "because my typical client has lost his job" .

Somewhere back there in the mists of time people noticed that changes in how the sky looked related to the turn of the seasons.

This would be a significant turn of events -- Fannie and Freddie lost more money than any other Fortune 500 company in 2009.

An example of the application of the attitude control law in the agile turn of an air-to-air missile is given at the end.

The history in-and-coming "total history" study has famous men, fruitful as the world's history the turn of the century the best testimony.

In the turn of the century people can't still forget the awkwardness that the theory of heat death has brought about to the mankind.

This week it was the turn of Jackie Selebi, the head of the police.

The golden opportunities and great challenges at the turn of the century have pushed the Chinese youth to the front stage of history.

For a time at the turn of the century it seemed that the lion and the lamb might lie down together.

The turn of the century decade began one of transition and progress and is considered the first decade of materialism and consumerism.

When faced with an overwhelming turn of events, it's OK to say, "I just can't think about all of this right now. "

Two regulators of a pump with a rotating work by the turn of operation, a failure to automatically switch.

The cause of this turn of events is the proliferation of CDSs on the company's debt.

As an Australian I cannot help but be touched by such an awful turn of events.

The heart-breaking turn of events gave her the motivation to control her addiction--and write the book Caught in the Web.

And I come back to you now, at the turn of the tide. One stage of your journey is over, another begins.

Rounding a turn of the uphill road, they looked out on a broad panorama of the base.

Three weeks ago it was the turn of Jacob Zuma, the newly elected leader of the ruling African National Congress (ANC).

Chelsea have won the last six home games since the turn of the year scoring 23 goals and conceding only one.

At the turn of the last century, the United Mine Workers of America began a strike which threatened to create an energy crisis.

Was that not the turn of fortune we awaited so anxiously ?

The central bank has never made a timetable for the free convertibility of the Renminbi by the turn of this century.

The goal came amid a larger government push around the turn of the century to elevate several Chinese universities to world-class status.

Not to terminate Tenancy during the turn of Formal Tenancy, otherwise Party A shall have right to forfeit Party B's deposit.

Moreover, Arctic temperature anomalies are especially pronounced, and have been since the turn of the twenty-first century.

A provisional statement of out turn of revenue and expenditure of the Festival was tabled by the Administration at the meeting.

By the turn of the century, it had become apparent that the value of content was plummeting as more and more media were digitized.

Dan would eventually find out about the free kernels , even entire free operating systems, that had existed around the turn of the century.

In the culture-rigged environment, the prose turn of the history mention makes history-saying ballad turn to be far away from epic.

This year it was the turn of four electricity generators. Two of them had European owners or partners, making them juicy targets.

at the turn of the century most light bulbs were hand blown, and the cost of one was equivalent to half a day's pay for the average worker.

With a half-turn of the wheel the Toad sent the car crashing through the low hedge that ran along the roadside.

Made of weather proofed cotton soaked in turn-of-the-century paraffin for durability and abrasion resistance.

Sometimes I use recycled materials and find new things to do with them - this time it was the turn of toilet rolls.

The turn of events has sparked questions about whether the United States experienced an "intelligence failure. "

A few hours later, it was the turn of Armenia's president, Serzh Sargsyan, to denounce Azerbaijan.

He signed a new long-term deal with the Gunners at the turn of the year before joining West Brom on loan for the remainder of the campaign.

It was now the turn of these young sprouts to get their ears beaten back.

Obama said, 'In a strange turn of history, the threat of global nuclear war has gone down but the risk of a nuclear attack has gone up.

The precious opportunity and great challenge at the turn of centuries will push the youth onto the front of history.

A small, one-storey home built in a turn of the century style, often with a prominent front verandah.

When the turn of the old regime, the new regime is always the "fate of the return" to prove their legitimacy.

With the turn of the century, photographers portrayed the West as an endangered wilderness, threatened by urbanization.

Zimmer says the design theme was inspired by and meant to convey the look and feel of a turn-of-the-century English equestrian manor house.

With every turn of the page, I felt Mia's decision lurking just around the corner.

We drift around the old centre of Ribadeo with its ornate turn-of-the-20th-century houses, but not for long.

Having traceability back to requirements will allow extraneous tests to be eliminated, which will speed the turn of builds.

At the turn of the century, he whole world is witnessing and experiencing the great impact brought about by information technology.

When he died at age 100, Pastor Willis left behind a legacy of one who sang a new song of praise at every turn of his earthly life.

Since the turn of the millennium engineers have perfected the art of drilling horizontally through hard shale.

A few minutes later it is the turn of Bosnian police and customs officers to check passengers and the train.

And this turn of events is, as I said, tragic.

After Montreal and Calgary, it is now the turn of the west coast of this wonderful sports loving nation to host the world's athletes.

By the turn of the keyboard arrow keys move forward, the space bar to jump, pushing many obstacles to be careful!

In the turn-of-the-century American South, still impoverished by the Civil War, words were a way out.

Now it may be the turn of currencies in developing markets, notably in Asia and the Middle East, to strengthen against the dollar.

That would help sustain activity at the turn of the year and in early 2010, fully propelling the economy out of the downturn.

Teaching strategy is the experience type reading teaching can carry out to combine excellent turn of important factor.

Following the upswing of the international oil price, the South America area appeared the new turn of energy nationalization movement.

Hamas, triumphant at the turn of events, has urged the authority to break off the talks.

IQ tests at the turn of the century used to show that the IQ of East Europeans was lower than that of the native Americans.

Moreover, by the turn of the twentieth century, state banks had become dominant in the growing trust business.

So please remember to turn of your lights and any electronics when you don't use them.

Jane Eyre is a personal struggle with my super turn of my role and the external environment ripe to work together to self-process.

Anyone who participates in a sport that requires fast footwork and quick changes in direction will benefit from a regular turn of the rope.

You may be tingling with the prospect of an exciting turn of events at work as Pluto and Venus are both visiting your house of career.

Starting from 2000, Jiangsu economy has stopped its falling, to go forward into a new turn of growth cycle.

My parents took a boat from Italy to the New World at the turn of the century and started raising a family of eight in Brooklyn.

Kursk was the biggest tank battle of all time, Pamela, the true turn of the war.

Yet, the two of them was a sudden turn of events upsets the surprise - their son has now become a school principal shooting.

He saw the rise and fall of the Lakers dynasty at the turn of the century and was present for all three championships under Phil Jackson.

Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi debuted in the United States around the turn of the 20th century.

The US economy could continue to decline for months, albeit at a less precipitous rate than at the turn of the year, it shows.

Everything I know is written on its walls. See for yourself. And read the diary. Next to TURN OF THE SCREW.

This turn of events should worry Germans and every European interested in low inflation and a stable euro.

Now comes the turn of a new joint select committee, or "supercommittee" , as it has been dubbed.

Then came the tech crash. Since the turn of the decade, Microsoft has lost more than half its value.

In this film, turn-of-the-century factory workers keep track of the hours they worked by punching a time clock.

So by the turn of the year, apparently, you could buy a high-quality portfolio of those loans at 70-75 cents on the euro.

And financial market data, once only available in comprehensive fashion at the turn of the year, are now ubiquitous and free online.

When I joined the army, even before the turn of the century it was the fulfillment of all my boyish hopes and dreams.

We are experiencing not merely another turn of the business cycle, but a restructuring of the economic order.

By the turn of this century the barrens were almost extinct, and the list of their constituent species hardly recorded.

As Goldman's latest figures suggest, this business has been going great guns since the turn of the year.

The regime of the Congo Free State became one of the more infamous international scandals of the turn of the century.

Ms Roy's work is one of academic scholarship, rigorous and precise, and not designed for the speedy turn of pages.

It is a turn of events that, before he became prime minister, Mr Brown cannot have anticipated in his worst, wildest dreams.

On the turn of a moment , Gemini can become cynical , biting, moody and quickly angered .

Steel construction. Bolted joints with controlled tightening. Tightening by controlled turn of nut. Determination of the angle of rotation.

The system of First Son of the Lineal Descents Inheritance was established at the turn of the Shang Dynasty and the Zhou Dynasty.

The rise in mortgage debt was more spectacular, leaping from 46 per cent of GDP at the turn of the century to well over 70 per cent in 2007.

If we start tracing back the turn of events which made my birth possible, we will have to go back to the very beginning of the universe.

That's what brought Jewish immigrants fleeing pogroms on a long journey to America in the last turn of the century.

In one of life's unpredictable turn of events, by some freak miracle, she proposed to you.

At the turn of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, because transportation prosperity brought Liaocheng cultural development.

The Main Street areas are designed to reflect Walt Disney's idyllic childhood in a Missouri town at the turn of the 20th century.

rock in the wet and dry after the turn of the accelerated destruction of changes, shows the characteristics of its collapse.

at the turn of the century At the turn of the century, women had to have help in lacing up their tihgt undergarments.

"It is a matter of waft rather than word-choice, " he tells us, with a characteristically musical turn of phrase.

Next month will see a critical UN report on human-rights abuses during Israel's war on Gaza at the turn of the year.

Even some veterans are not thrilled about this turn of events.

Around the turn of the century, the limitations of GDI became more apparent.

Last month it was the turn of delegates at an accountancy conference in Dubai.

She'll shake you off just as sure as the turn of the worlds.

Since the turn of the year, he has also acquired Japanese winger Ryo and Korean striker Ju-Young Park.

At the industry use water green turn of in the meantime, can reduce a soil sand to turn phenomenon.

Fowler was already firmly established as an Anfield legend at the turn of the century having burst into the first-team in the mid-90s.

Between 1990 and the turn of the century, global sales of Evian doubled from 50 billion to more than 100 billion litres a year.

As well as giving presents, breakfast in bed is also common, where it is the turn of children to make food for mum for a change.

The human race has reached another historic moment--the turn of a century and the dawning of a new millennium.

The socialists hoped for a turn of the tide, that public opinion might turn in their favour.

At the turn of seasons there is usually a clearance sale of some goods in almost every store.

Separately, Paul Collier, an economist with a populist turn of phrase, calls such banks "pimps" .

It adds a turn of screw to think of Indian soldiers who often did the same, but under British officers.

According to Hitwise data, the price comparison website remained ahead of its rivals in the sector over the turn-of-year period.

This paper proposes a controller design for the coordinated turn of a helicopter.

At the turn of the millennium, with no move to tighten margin requirements, a feedback loop sent share prices into orbit.

We collected vast amounts of research material, from present day photographs and maps, to the earliest photos from the turn of the century.

Until it was the turn of the plump and vicious defendant.

The most important sign of the turn of aesthetic life is the presentation of daily life in the form of aesthetic.

Gou's role in revolutionizing manufacturing at the turn of a new century has an obvious precedent.

Option One: Did the Supreme Court misinterpret the Fourteenth Amendment in the cases from Slaughterhouse to the turn of the century?

The turn of seasons is obviously felt all over the country after the day of Cold Dew.

Von Croy: Rebinding the spirits of Seth, putting the armor on the statue at midnight at the turn of the millennium, so on, and such like.

Turn of century, Shanghai will be the fire in this situation a broad international stage, staging a drama of powerful and forceful.

The Asian hedge fund industry has grown rapidly since the turn of the century.

If this turn of mind were founded in nature, such unhappy persons would be more to be pitied.

Around the turn of the 20th century, airplanes were little more than oversized box kites.

That rise was, however, a lot smaller than the half million a month seen around the turn of the year.

A fortunate turn of events meant that he could be present on such an occasion.

At the turn of the centuries, some issues that merit attention occurred in traditional literary writing and studies.

Ghana's long-term vision is to become a middle-income country by the turn of year 2020 with significant improvements in living standards.

The header consists, in turn, of the return type, the function name, and the parameters to that function.

People achieves nothing time if coming to face the unexpected turn of events living being filled with laborious and fatigued state of mind.

This turn of mind will make you be conscious that you (your center of gravity) are the "Commander" of the turn, not your board!

The US is a nation of gamblers, be it in property and stocks if not on the turn of a card.

attempts to seek help in the Oriental culture doesn't mean the "Oriental turn" of the western environmental ethics as a whole.

He founded the University of Chicago Laboratory School, the first of its kind, around the turn of the century.

still lower down , at the turn of the winding stairs , steps in thick overshoes could be heard coming up.

Postmodern feminist psychology is the production of postmodern turn of feminist psychology affected by postmodernism.

With the turn of the effects of enlargement, which should be standardized management needs.

As this example demonstrates, it is easy to create alternative views of the world with a mere turn of a phrase.

Around the turn of the century, nature made the decision to extend into human form.

Faced with his new turn of events, we decided to revise our original plan.

But the unexpected and fear-inspiring turn of events in Asia in 1950 soon put the very existence of the Marshall Plan in doubt.

Whey don't you ask Hal to help you write the application? He usually has a good turn of phrase.

But if that happy turn of events does take place, equities will be a much bigger beneficiary of renewed risk appetite than corporate debt.

Others of a less romantic and more practical turn of mind say that it isn't love; it's money.

Without question, some fund managers who relied on traditional relative value analysis were caught out by this turn of events.

In the recent two years, the China rural credit cooperative raises the new turn of reform upsurge.

of personnel casualty and property losing in the turn of a hand, and makes great effect on people's psychology.

Given the challenges that consultancies have been facing to keep up with demand , however , this is not necessarily a bad turn of events .

HARRY MONROE: American inventor Thomas Edison began making short motion pictures at the turn of the century.

His popularity took a knock at the turn of the year after the government tried to raise fuel prices so as to eliminate wasteful subsidies.

Had Freud lived, he might even have welcomed this turn of events.

A turn of the page reveals a stunning, double-page gouache painting of an African elephant and her calf.

A week later it will be the turn of magistrates.

French National Health Authority announced on the 12th reported that the seasonal flu at the turn of the old and the new invasion of France.

But the pace of the change has quickened since the turn of the millennium, and even more so since the crash.

And like in some cramped university libraries, motors and wheels mechanically move the shelves with the turn of a dial.

He repeated his insistence today that economic growth would resume, "at the turn of the year" .

Barring a drastic turn of events, Eastman Kodak, the 131-year-old stalwart of American photography, may be headed for bankruptcy.

The source and the cost of the embryo has become the important factor that practical turn of embryo engineering.

In an unusual turn of events, that drop in U. S. demand is turning the nation's steelmakers into exporters.

The high-speed growth of real estate market mainly is because welfare cent end and city of the building system turn of acceleration, 2.

The idea enjoyed some success in the turn-of-the-century zeitgeist of corporate social responsibility, climate change and fair trade.

Before the turn of the 20th century, the emotions directed toward the financial barons of New York were anything but peaceful.

The west post-modern jurisprudence proposes a linguistic turn of the study of law on the basis of deconstruction of modern jurisprudence.

From the philosophy aspect, " the turn of linguistics " and destructive philosophy regard everything as language games.

But they have started making analogies between this era and the progressive era around the turn of the 20th century.

But thinking about it, the reasons were just variations of the same theme, made more dramatic by the turn of events.

I hate it when people forget to turn of their pagers at the movies.

World trade volumes have recovered all the lost ground from the crisis and hit a new peak at about the turn of the year.

Mr Evans, who spent 60 years working as a miner in South Wales, almost made the journey to London once before, at the turn of the century.

At the turn of the century, during Italian colonial rule, Libya was governed as three autonomous states.

We need to remember that, even for practical officials, the turn of the century was a utopian moment.

From the activists' perspective, every turn of renovation suggests the incoming new opportunities, before which all men are equal.

These changes have provided the practice condition for the new turn of innovation in Chinese broadcasting system.

Bendtner had hoped to pull on a Gunners shirt again before the turn of the year but suffered a couple of setbacks.

Thomas Hardy(1840-1928), novelist and poet, is one of the representatives of English critical realism at the turn of 19th century.

The expressionism and abstractionism are born in the turn of the century changes in society environment under.

In Kansas at the turn of the century, Edwin and Army Earhart doted on their active daughters, Amelia and Muriel.

These different viewpoints and opinions further accelerated the linguistics turn of philosophy.

Before he is dismissed as yet another has-been, at least it can be said that he has a nicely self-deprecating turn of wit.

At the turn of the 19th century, insomnia was depicted asa horrible torture that often led to suicide.

Without more progress by the turn of the year, tougher sanctions will follow.

But this latest turn of the screw may not be the last.

Here is an interesting turn of events, he became friends with an American pilot he shot down.

After, it was the turn of the low poly model.

The spoken language and the written language are only the identical language two different turn of expression.