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"Faced with this huge responsibility, I feel I need to be very careful, and I feel fear, " Mr Ma said after his election triumph.

The laws of men or the laws of religion have no longer sufficient power to check depravity of manners and the triumph of the wicked.

Uribe said the operation was admirable in many ways, and it was a triumph for the armed forces, and respectful of human rights.

Very often the enemy seems to triumph for a season, and God allows it.

He must, if he would triumph, attain as clear an understanding as possible of the nature of the enemy that abides in his subconscious.

Some men have been worthy of a better century, for every species of good does not always triumph.

From the time of Shang Yang onward, Ch'in's steadily growing power made it only a matter of time before it would triumph over its rivals.

Triumph said it had sought a patent for the eco-bra, although it has no plans for now to put it on general sale.

This would also be an award for Capello's football, the triumph of that more complete football, which has also been unfairly criticised.

As I think of her life, and all it had to bear, I see the absolute triumph of Christian grace in the lovely ideal of a Christian lady.

But Leyzaola considered it a personal triumph, and he told reporters that El Teo, once in custody, had acted like a woman.

His triumph was no fluke. The presidency did not fall into Mr Obama's lap.

Unless Asia has any exclusive "killer apps" of its own, it is hard to see how such a triumph could alone condemn the West to disaster.

The mother's head turned for a quick furtive look at Hagen and he saw in her eyes a burning, hawklike triumph.

Learnt two days ago to have registered personal blog and informed all friends of mine without any delay in an air of triumph.

The surrender of her weary ghost to the keeping of stars and sea was stirring like the sight of a glorious triumph.

"The sun will come up in the West before Victor Triumph tells a lie! " I said. I was seated, pulling on my high-heeled boots.

Meanwhile, nevertheless, it was sad to think of the perchance mortal agony through which he must struggle towards his triumph.

For New Fourth Army, the history of its cultural construction is tightly connected with that of its development, expansion and triumph.

Despite the dark nature of classic fairytales, as we see in GRIMM, good will triumph over evil and there is always a moral to the story.

And with each report from her mother, Kinzie would scream into the phone and do a little dance of triumph.

There was a slight gleam of triumph in his eye as he said this.

His chocolate triumph is not the result of a snap buccaneering move, but follows decades of immersing himself in the cocoa business.

Heavier taxation might narrow the division between rich and poor, but it would be a hollow triumph if it stifled the economy.

Sceptics had not expected it to live so long, so its rude health is something of a triumph.

BLOCK: The film portrays the war as a triumph over U. S. imperialism and has been used as anti-American propaganda.

"I recollect, " said Waverley; "but did not the triumph of Presbytery AT the Revolution extinguish thAT sect? "

And the Londoner's post-match comments hardly screamed out 'class' or 'dignity'. "It was a triumph for Stoke's way of playing, " he said.

With all that in mind, perhaps it was a triumph that the multi-billion-renminbi deal got done.

No doubt you will hear some tell you that journalism is in dire shape, and the triumph of digital is to blame.

The Sichuan quake has jolted China just as it was meant to be celebrating its Olympic triumph.

The arc is often the same: a period of calm, a growing crisis, a satisfying triumph against overwhelming odds, a kiss.

Almost every major product launch had gone well, its retail strategy had been a triumph and its share price was soaring.

The twain cantered along for some time without speech, Tess as she clung to him still panting in her triumph, yet in other respects dubious.

This week should have been a rare triumph for White House international economic policy.

Its triumph had not been simply a triumph over Nature, but a triumph over Nature and the fellow-man.

He generally thrives in a crisis; his Commons performance was not the only backs-to-the-wall triumph in his career.

Sorry Triumph, the only thing this bra is going to increase is the staying power of the men who have to look at it.

It had been the region of their First Warpath, and it carried back the minds of both to scenes of tenderness as well as to hours of triumph.

He dragged his acquirement to the door of his home, and finally with triumph across the threshold.

You might just be able to turn a performance issue into a triumph for your organization.

A year later and Gerrard was at it again, helping Liverpool seal an FA Cup final triumph at the expense of West Ham in Cardiff.

They are all recognized that nature is to create all the mysterious female doors, human triumph is just a stupid and contemptible delusions.

'But there were two of 'em, Uncle, ' cried the boy, as if that were a great triumph. 'You said only one. '

A3: One of my teachers used to say that "love is the triumph of imagination over intelligence" .

He helped negotiate the communist regime's surrender in 1989 and was one of the victors in the electoral triumph that followed.

This he took as a sign that he would triumph at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

As a piece of organisation, if not quite a triumph, it was an impressive feat.

I swim ashore, I seize her horse, I ride off in triumph, and I sell the horse for a whole pocketful of money and an excellent breakfast!

He knew he must not suffer selfishness to triumph over his sense of responsibility.

Triumph There was a note of triumph in my voice when I told him that it was there in black and white.

When that final call of acceptance came through in Maine, it was a moment of personal triumph, and I felt privileged to share it.

Since the people would be glad to have him triumph over all opposition and be the first man in the state.

Yet he presented himself as the only person who would tussle fiercely and relentlessly enough to triumph.

The acting profession is ruthless. You could be carried in triumph one day and put down by the entire world the next.

I do not care is full of stars or the Song of Triumph in the early morning, back and forth a couple of hours, only 90 minutes with you meet.

It was a perfectly composed bit of slang, a minor triumph of Yankee ingenuity.

Over the past months, permission for military action against the dark's secret bases opened the way to achieve a just triumph for you.

As I looked at the dead moth, this minute wayside triumph of so great a force over so Me. n an antagonist filled Me. with wonder.

Had he been reappointed, it would have been a triumph of hope over experience.

ALL that glisters is not gold for Chinese athletes aspiring to triumph at the Olympics this summer.

Can you relive the exhilaration of riding free, the sense of triumph as you broke free of the crutches of support?

In fact, with the exception of Leni Riefenstahl's Nazi-rally film Triumph of the Will, it's hard to think of a right-wing documentary.

Having saved the Union, freed the slaves and redefined freedom, Lincoln was struck down in his hour of triumph.

Chang Yao's heroic spirit is an inherent power to triumph over existence and a way of self-salvation for the poet himself.

An image as intense in its evocation of triumph as the image of his weeping in the dought is in its portrayals of heartache.

It was a night of quiet triumph for Republican Senator John McCain, whose campaign had been prematurely declared "finished" months ago.

As he approached the entrance, Henry turned to his friends with a whoop of triumph.

"It's a complete fiasco, " he said of the new plan, "which is being once again paraded around as a great triumph. "

As the UNFCCC's de Boer said, however, Copenhagen could still turn out to be a political triumph.

That would be a fitting pay-off for a story which, in its beginnings, is a triumph of pure logic.

American space travel was a triumph; Europeans have had a harder time realising their dream.

The mere act of traversing your daily routine places you evenly on a fine line between absolute triumph and utter defeat.

The Soviet Union's space-faring triumph did not betoken much of an economic threat.

His victory had not been the triumph of policies he had enunciated in great detail.

Through a mix of strategic lobbying, oil exploration, direct action and reserve creation, one of you will triumph.

While many Iraqis rejoiced the triumph, there were many mothers crying for their dead children. My cousin was one of them.

Either way, it would be wrong to call this campaign a military triumph.

In Rose's triumph all Australians could see something of their own aspirations fulfilled.

The Great Depression ended this imitative surge in which the universal bank appeared to triumph.

Getting engaged can be a triumph, and if he's the wrong guy, the high from the attention of the engagement can minimize that fact.

By the end of the century, she could look back at a life that was never short on conflict, but that could be seen ultimately as a triumph.

Being happy is a sort of unexpected dividend. But staying happy is an accomplishment , a triumph of soul and character.

He came into the room with an air of triumph.

The crowning triumph had come with victory over the United States in the men's ice-hockey final.

We have, instead the triumph of the global over the local, of the speculator over the manager and of the financier over the producer.

It was an unlikely triumph wrested from a moment of national humiliation.

Mr Harper, who normally cuts a stiff, cold figure, was, by his standards, relaxed and smiling in his moment of triumph.

Officials are suddenly less certain that this summer's Olympic games in Beijing will be the diplomatic triumph they had craved.

First, given the still dire economic situation, 2012 should be a year of Republican triumph.

in you I trust, O my God. Do not let me be put to shame, nor let my enemies triumph over me.

But after this triumph, which followed a year or so of relative calm in the troubled valley, fresh agitation seems likely.

Biddy's first triumph in her new office, was to solve a difficulty that had completely vanquished me.

It was a much-needed triumph for a nation dealing with the grueling and costly preparations for next month's Olympics.

Whatever the previous portion of the evening had been, the rest of that night was a great triumph for Becky.

The new financial capitalism represents the triumph of the trader in assets over the long-term producer.

Winning a presidential election with a margin of 16 percentage points would be considered a triumph for most politicians or their parties.

IF YOU think the Democrats' triumph will bring fresh young faces pushing a well-honed agenda, think again.

He stated his duty to the club for the third time this season after last night's triumph, and the campaign is not even a week old.

He regarded it as a triumph over the enemy.

The consensus finally reached, after hours and hours and years and years of tense negotiations, represents a triumph for public health.

Yet even if the computers were to triumph, the prize would be awarded not to the machines but to the people who created them.

Here he began grubbing with his walking stick like a truffling pig and presently gave a cry of triumph.

Who can say that a Taliban victory in Afghanistan would not be a precursor for the triumph for jihadists in Pakistan?

Some of the triumph in her heart was dulled by a nagging fear.

For bottled-water firms large and small it has been a marketing triumph.

Ultimately, the Keynesian revolution was a triumph not of good science over bad science, but of good judgment over bad judgment.

Now Cameron aims to return to the scene of his earlier triumph and re-issue the film as a 3D edition, via the magic of digital technology.

For a few seconds it wore about its muzzle a look of undisguised triumph.

Not surprisingly, Rolex and Nike have seized the moment following Ms. Li's Paris triumph, trumpeting their ties with the new champ.

South Africa only go out on goal difference and that, in a way, is a triumph.

The triumph was necessary for the old man's strength, technology, luck, determination as well as the inborn spirit of persistence.

But there is an air of triumph among some of Kim Dae-jung's former confidants.

Authoritarian Asian capitalism is not about to triumph over the Western liberal variant.

News of the British-led expedition's triumph on May 29th 1953 reached the world through a report in the London Times four days later.

And this also was part of His work, and for us: now the beginning of His Triumph.

Nadal, meanwhile, was humble and generous in triumph as you might expect from a four-times French Open champion.

Jesus suffered crucifixion because he knew that his ideas could triumph only through his own sacrifice.

It's the triumph of the doddering older brother who no longer has to be grateful to his junior.

Tom Manning, the head of the committee, described the outcome as a "triumph" from a corporate governance standpoint.

Getting a son to take out the garbage once a week is considered a triumph.

Particularly the last, truly said to triumph his bitter area, made him anguish thousand times.

LONDON - ROBERTO Mancini believes Manchester City's FA Cup triumph can be the launchpad for an assault on next season's Premier League.

If I were you I'd not only leave him at home, but I'd leave any triumph behind in the grim hotel ballroom.

America's quick eviction of his army from the tiny oil state after only 100 hours of ground fighting looked at the time like a triumph.

He started the 2005 Champions League final in Istanbul, before helping the Reds to an FA Cup triumph a year later.

For a brief time, the conquest of space was seen as a human triumph, not a national one.

The triumph of grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher put paid to her party's toffs who sneered at her cohort as "garagistes" .

The Teacher fell silent, as if letting the triumph of this moment settle over him.

Unknown soldiers were interred with full military honours in Westminster Abbey in London and at the Arc de Triumph in Paris.

Kasab's trial began in May and has been a public relations triumph for India over its arch-rival Pakistan.

IBM considers it a triumph.

It is still not triumph, and sometimes human put up a pageantry, a hero just like heaven and earth in the newborn, with vigour and vitality.

This is where I say something that a smart-alec at a party would no doubt disagree with, and then I triumph by having data to back it up.

With a cry of triumph, the people gave their sanction to one of the boldest exploits which our history recorded.

For some it was the symbol of triumph, for others, the symbol of defeat or alternatively a potent symbol of resistance.

Scores of comments from readers celebrated this news as a blow to Western materialism and a triumph for Islam.

Yet this was no triumph for the law enforcers.

However, at this election the usual triumph of the PAP will not disguise the fact that many Singaporeans do feel dissatisfied.

It was a deserved triumph and a perfect riposte to those who had written off Liverpool's chances earlier in the season.

She flung him a look of arch triumph, which caused that diplomatist almost to choke with envy.

Your hand will be lifted up in triumph over your enemies, and all your foes will be destroyed.

ONE by one, European leaders have lined up to hail the triumph of welfare over Wall Street.

victory, conquest, triumph These nouns denote the fact of winning or the state of having won in a war, struggle, or competition.

The most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well.

But a little scarcity will triumph over a low-price image, says Stanford's Prof. Shiv.

This week, Jewish families gathered around the Seder table, commemorating the Exodus from Egypt and the triumph of faith over oppression.

Most managers, after all, do not stitch an industrial triumph from a vast bankrupt junkyard, as Sloan did.

Operating a pitch of delirious precision, the movie is a rich, cartoonish dream: non-stop Op art, and a triumph of virtual virtuosity.

Our evolutionary compulsion is to triumph, even if it means being totally, illogically, proudly wrong.

Made a goddess by love, Ariadne lived forever with her immortal husband in ecstatic triumph.

A wise man once said that the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

She looks cautiously to the left and to the right, and then with a smile of triumph, quickly throws the apple over the fence.

Such a triumph would deserve more time to be savoured, but there isn't any.

In Mr Cercas's view, to have insisted on "the absolute triumph of justice was to risk provoking the absolute defeat of liberty" .

Recently, from abroad in triumph of company President Wang Mingsheng talked about this trip to Eastern Europe.

So he said to the men of Peniel, "When I return in triumph, I will tear down this tower. "

Or else the triumph of a soft seduction, a white, diffuse feminization and eroticization of all relations in an enervated social universe.

Gerrard revealed a phone call from Liverpool's communications director Ian Cotton informed him of his triumph.

It's entirely right to esteem intellectuals, for without revolutionary intellectuals, the revolution can't triumph.

Women represent the triumph of matter over mind, just as men represent the triumph of mind over morals.

When the whole country celebrated his triumph, Leda comforted him by telling him the truth about his birth.

On the night of his triumph he unusually conceded some power at Porsche by retiring from themain committee of the supervisory board.

But staying happy is an accomplishment, a triumph of soul and character; it is not selfish to struggle for it.

Fiscal responsibility would have to suddenly triumph, which would mean Americans would have to choose to live humbler lives.

After more than two decades marked by controversy, drama and, of late, triumph, Mr Dimon sits atop Wall Street.

The Book of Revelation gives us a vision of the glorious triumph of Christ and tells us how God is going to bring it about.

the New York Times writes that the NATO mission was a "diplomatic and military triumph" for Cameron and Sarkozy.

And although liberally sprinkled with statistics, "Triumph of the City" is no dry work.

What the business of great men, that pass the stage of the world in seeming triumph as these men we call heroes have done?

Hoover's indecisiveness handed his successor a triumph at the very start of his presidency.

It is what led my grandparents' generation to persevere in the face of a depression and triumph in the face of tyranny.

But staying happy is an accomplishment, a triumph of soul and character. It is not selfish to strive for it.

But the only miracle at these schools was a triumph of public relations.

The Games also leaves behind memories of packed stadiums, world class performances , human endurance and triumph of the human spirit.

Oh, my God, I trust in Thee. Let me not be ashamed. Let not my enemies triumph over me.

described marrying for a second time as a triumph of hope over experience.

An appellate court's decision Wednesday to reject the PCCW deal is being hailed as a triumph for the small shareholder.

But the neoconservatives are certainly not going around Washington saying that the war is a triumph.

The 'curse' that blighted those who opened the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun was a triumph of media hype and public susceptibility.

A perfect first stop on your tour of the city is to climb to the top of the Arch of Triumph, which is built in honor ofthe French Army.

Helicopters stretched the hillsides and there were daily newspaper reports of military triumph against the insurgents.

The Romanists, flushed with anticipated triumph, had come to Baden attired in their richest robes and glittering with jewels.

It is less widely appreciated that this is the triumph of autonomous institutions over government-controlled ones.

I give you my blessings, and I lovingly pray for your triumph.

NASA has never really recovered its direction since the triumph of the Apollo project.

These essays suggest that their author, in his insistence upon the craft of poetry, allowed its rules to triumph over him.

From street celebs The victory over Portugal sparked euphoric scenes all over France, evoking memories of their 98 triumph.

Washington was discretion itself in the use of speech, never taking advantage of an opponent, or seeking a short-lived triumph in a debate.

From our earliest days of independence, and in times of tragedy and triumph, Americans have come together to celebrate Thanksgiving.

It's been a summer of triumph and travail for FC Barcelona.

Achieving long-sought direct communications across the Taiwan Strait is a symbolic triumph for China.

I was captured by the beauty of the subject. Every concept seemed alive: a triumph of imagination, intuition and intelligence.

The triumph of a peaceful, secular, pro-democratic movement in Egypt is thus in keeping with broader global trends.

Of course, the triumph of capitalist feminism is far from complete: some glass ceilings seem shatter-proof.

It is a triumph of spiritual and psychological identity, ever choosing from a myriad of probable realities its own clear unassailable focus.

It would be, Brezhnev hoped, a Soviet triumph on the 50th anniversary of the Communist revolution.

Save us, O LORD our God, and gather us from among the heathen , to give thanks unto thy holy name, and to triumph in thy praise.

That neat job swap could be portrayed as a triumph for Russian democracy. The letter of the constitution is being obeyed.

she was her sensual self , naked and unashamed . she felt a triumph , almost a vainglory.

For Mr Straw, the result is a triumph, even if it was not exactly the one he hoped for.

Barbaro could be laid to rest at Churchill Downs, scene of his greatest triumph.

Most top drivers' contracts include the promise of a financial bonus in the event of a world championship triumph.

To make it Brazil's triumph too he must decide what to do with it.

According to the creative crew at Triumph, The Anti-smoking Bra "emits a mysterious fragrance designed to kill the desire to smoke. "

In the United States, the result was hailed as a triumph of American diplomacy.

Their theory fits nicely with a previous study, which found that shouts of triumph vary from culture to culture.

And he does not see this as a passing fad or some triumph of clever marketing.

But it would be viewed as a triumph anywhere else.

The irony is that the dangerous dwindling of diversity in our food supply is the unanticipated result of an agricultural triumph.

So when we who believe in democracy triumph, I ask you to judge us harshly if we fail to live up to our promises.

Morality tells you to work for the triumph of goodness!

Green economics may triumph! Sustainable industry can be financially rewarded!

Even to those who had been confident of the eventual triumph of the West, the fall of the Berlin Wall was surprisingly accidental.

UEFA chief Michel Platini was impressed by Milan's triumph in the Champions League Final. "They allowed Latin football to save face. "

Among classes' struggles, some classes triumph while others are eliminated. It is history, and it is the case of the history of design.

Newton's great work, The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, marked the triumph of the Scientific Revolution.

To keep the heart unwrinkled, to be hopeful, kindly, cheerful, reverent, that is to triumph over old age.

The general was feeling a mingled triumph and frustration.

Constructed in its place was the Palace of the Republic, abronze-and-steel triumph of boxy 1970s Soviet design.

Then the prince turned with a shout of triumph, and the crocodile sulkily plunged into the river.

The freeze has been applied patchily, but settlers and their backers are hailing its end as a moment of triumph.

They touted their triumph at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society.

This was the triumph of Jacksonian democracy.

Fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.

Used to express surprise, wonder, triumph, puzzlement, or pique .

Zealous believers, meanwhile, long for open source to triumph over the evil empires of commercial software.

The triumph of Kyd and Marlowe had, however, shown the playwright that the applause of audiences could be won in other ways.

Designed by Nehru, the Non-aligned Movement (NAM) was a domestic and international triumph for India.

By mid-week Mr Hazare's supporters claimed they were within sight of a great triumph.

I know that you are pleased with me, for my enemy does not triumph over me.

Adella always seemed to turn tragedy into triumph.

The sense of triumph and renewed possession swelled within him.

They meet with their tragic fate but they transcend their disasters with a spiritual triumph through their unyielding struggle.

Tonight we also recognize the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

This bold mission, the Kremlin claims, involving ships, military aircraft and other resources, was a national triumph.

The invasion of Iraq was like much else in the Bush years-an initial triumph that contained the seeds of disaster.

Hands that fail to triumph by force, get bogged down or grow enervated in defeat, are no longer hands but mere envelopes of skin.

Let me not be ashamed. Let not my enemies triumph over me.

The large festival has roots to many Hindu legends associated with the triumph of good over evil.

MOURINHO'S LATEST TRIUMPH MAKES HIM MORE LIKELY TO BE SACKED, SAY BOOKIES.

But herein is work for patience, for the rest is not for to-day, nor the triumph for the present, but "afterward. "

Then he went home in triumph claiming to have spotted the book in the second-hand bookshop and "beaten them down to two quid" .

The outcome was a triumph over a history of double discrimination.

Westerveld went on to make 103 appearances for the Reds and was Liverpool's last line of defence in the 2000-2001 treble triumph.

These works helped pave the way for future innovations and highlight the triumph of the American creative spirit.

The triumph of Japanese women football team over The U. S. A surprised the world.

Another glorious triumph for my honourable lads. . . What do you think!

The triumph of the will foretold by Mr Krauthammer has not materialised in Iraq or Afghanistan.

Hunt enough Wild Turkeys quickly enough to gain Turkey Triumph.