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"We have an apartment in New York, but we live here, " he said. "And we want Los Angeles to be viewed as a cultural oasis, not a desert. "

She was hurting, he knew, but to recognize her pain would be viewed as an invasion of her privacy.

That is important because, when the universe is viewed through a telescope, most of it seems to be missing.

In the United States, take-out food is often viewed as synonymous with fast food.

Viewed at the side, the head should appear very high, and very short from the point of the nose to occiput .

What I expected to get out of the programme was something about how people outside the banking system viewed the crisis.

He catalogued this thought in his head like an entry in a capsule to be viewed at another time.

However, automation seems to be viewed as an outgrowth of traditional systems management practices.

When viewed on the wall, the names of the nations appear to be allies of American soldiers standing behind them on the front lines.

The chart range can be viewed in milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, or days by selecting one of these options from the dropdown list.

Regardless, testing is often viewed as something that simply lengthens a project's time to completion.

Fragmentary works divided among museums around the world deserve to be viewed and understood as elements of a whole.

In private they were less tactful. Taft dismissed him as "a peace crank" ; Roosevelt viewed him with "contemptuous abhorrence" .

Indeed, Japan is widely viewed as having the only nation in the region with a navy powerful enough to check China.

I think you'd have to ask Rich and Bill, but I never viewed it as anything other than coincidental.

Once those purposes are maximized, the smart card is often viewed as superior and, ultimately, less expensive.

Inthe tradition of Slutsky, business cycles can be viewed as the result of stochastic shocks that on aggregate form a moving average series.

Nasa says the image is a classic example of a solar prominence (also known as a filament when viewed against the solar disk).

He said he had viewed Bear Stearns as a place where 'your own individual actions can have a significant impact on the entire endeavor. '

God, clothed in flowing red robes, is viewed from below and foreshortened, and seems to be rising into the sky.

The Macintosh logo can be viewed as a regular happy face and a happy face in profile (looking at a computer screen). Source.

Often, this prospect is viewed with a lack of enthusiasm, a sad feeling that's sometimes referred to as "Monday morning blues" .

A separate register for manpower handling is to be maintained. Misbehavior in the company premises employees will viewed very seriously.

That's easy to forget, as budget battles rage and teacher performance is viewed through the cold metrics of the balance sheet.

However, since the wards continued to be viewed as internal organizations of Tokyo Metropolis, various issues arose.

Mr. Blair said he viewed it as a sign of optimism that Saddam was tried by an Iraq court for crimes committed against his own people .

It was the most viewed story on the Web site all day. So was a recent story on (Democratic presidential hopeful) John Edwards's hairdresser.

The United States is often viewed as a melting pot of different nationalities.

It is no wonder that you are viewed as mighty Beings ready to claim your Christ consciousness.

Dealing with individual differences between students within a classroom can be viewed as one of the most challenging tasks of a teacher.

Legs, viewed from the front, straight with good bone, but not to the point of coarseness.

There was no room for details that were to be viewed as individual elements.

But he interpreted the fact that Beijing had agreed to his presence as a sign that it viewed some high-level exchanges as beneficial.

Thus, a department may be viewed as an area of responsibility for a given manager, and sometimes is called a responsibility center.

Numerous falconers have viewed a general concern that captive bred birds seem to be getting smaller.

Mr. Blair said he viewed it as a sign of optimism that Saddam was trialedby an Iraqi court for crimes he committed against his own people.

Mr Tata said he had once viewed the US, with its exacting consumers and obsession with large cars, as unsuitable for the diminutive Nano.

He who has not viewed the things of this world and the heart of man under this double light has seen nothing and knows nothing of the true.

Crime is often viewed as a peripheral issue to terrorism.

Peng tried to be a good Samaritan by accompanying her to the hospital, but his deed was viewed as an admission of guilt by a local court.

The slowdown was worse than economists expected but is likely to be viewed by the Federal Reserve as a prelude to a gradual recovery.

In some pieces the fish appear between large sheets of metal as if viewed through the remains of a sunken superstructure.

Demand for the metal is often viewed as directly reflecting a broad range of economic activity.

Producers and psychologists alike expected to see a huge shift in attitudes towards the war after they were viewed.

Golf is viewed by many as a luxury sport and trying to sale luxury homes is great selling tool to have golf.

In early 1967, he gave a much-viewed television interview in which he lashed into U. S. policy in Indochina, infuriating many agency men.

In East Asia, the resulting sharp movement of the yen is often viewed as the beginning of the end of Japan's long post-war boom.

After losing office he retired, but continued to be viewed as a distinguished elder statesman.

When viewed from the front, the chest is narrow, although the heart girth is deep.

Testing students by examination has always been viewed as the only reliable method to measure students~ level.

His sweetheart viewed him with the most affectionate glance, her answer ready before the words were out of his mouth.

In the beginning, al-Assad was viewed by some as a fresh, youthful leader who might usher in a more progressive, more moderate regime.

Viewed from the side, he exhibits a strong forward stride with a reach that does not waste energy.

Sister literature, if viewed from the early nineteenth century up until now, can be observed to be a special sphere of English literature.

She was challenged on her merger plan with Compaq: "The fact that the tech industry might have to consolidate was viewed as heresy. "

American officials had once viewed Mr. Obama's visit here this week as a deadline to reach an agreement over the matter.

Change, particularly tosomething as fundamental as the daily schedule, is often viewed with skepticismand caution.

Viewed in such a light, even Microsoft's champions might hope that this week's verdict will help global competition in future.

Enabling an application to work offline is often viewed as the holy grail of mobile Web application development.

So from the ancient bridge we viewed the train that hurried toward us along the other tract- kept moving, like the first, by stinging whips.

Language is often viewed as an important symbol of identity. This case is easily found on new female immigrants.

Of course, if viewed from the lunar surface near the terminator line, the Sun would be rising and still close to the lunar horizon.

"This investment is a package. It is a result of two months of very intensive negotiations. It cannot be viewed separately, " he said.

A suite of unit tests for an interface can also be viewed as a form of documentation for that interface.

Hungarian notation is often viewed as useful programming practice, one that is not implemented without some effort.

When viewed from the front or the side the head bears a general resemblance to a well-blunted, clean wedge, being smooth in outline.

It isn't clear how much of the compromised data was viewed by the hackers.

Until recently, the bank viewed Nikko Citigroup as a major unit that it intended to hold onto.

Back then, social networking was more often viewed as a time-wasting and unproductive activity.

Economist John Geanakoplos said the current predicament must be viewed as a long-term problem that requires long-term solutions.

Viewed from the front or rear, the legs are straight and parallel to the median line of the body, never turned inward or outward.

For the first series, the children viewed groups of dots and were asked to say whether there were more blue or yellow dots.

It concerns everyone within the bank and should be viewed as an integral part of the bank's business activities.

As I show further down, checkpoints (recovery points) can be viewed as well as changed into a snapshot.

A daughter is often viewed as a burden, relegated to performing arduous household chores and even forced into child marriage.

At the risk of sounding like I'm beating the company drum, too often e-business is viewed in terms of the "e" rather than the "business" .

They did not know if Bin Laden himself had acquired the material, or viewed it.

He never upstaged his wife and though intelligent and rich, he was content to be viewed as a golfing, gin-swilling duffer.

Fighting brands' are often viewed as a form of predation or anticompetitive practice intended to drive out competitors from a given market.

Although very hot, prominences typically appear dark when viewed against the Sun, since they are slightly cooler than the surface.

Then went I up in the night by the brook, and viewed the wall, and turned back, and entered by the gate of the valley, and so returned.

His Mahdi Army used to flaunt nationalist credentials in an effort not to be viewed as being in Iran's pocket.

The calm and sunny, calm lake without wave, far If viewed as if inlaid in the green prairie on the side of Der Spiegel.

The island is often viewed as a quaint place a decade or so behind the times.

Given such a dramatic impact on children's lives, one might expect today's high divorce rate to be viewed more widely as a national crisis.

I had so long viewed the world with external vision only, and so had been unable to see its universal aspect of joy.

"With other investment asset classes performing poorly, art will still be viewed as an alternative investment, " he said.

Plato, one of the Sophists severest critics viewed them as the enemies of all that was best in Hellenic culture.

A biologist at heart, Hillis viewed the mutating sorting test as a parasitic organism trying to disrupt the sorter.

At the beginning of his campaign for the White House, few people viewed Obama favorably.

The veteran militant was one of the organisation's most active commanders and was viewed as a possible replacement for Bin Laden.

Samsung said the California court's verdict, in its words, "should not be viewed as a win for Apple, but as a loss for American consumers. "

He made his way to the auxiliary building and viewed the radioactive water collected on the floor.

Mr. Milevsky said he viewed himself as a bond, because as a tenured professor his salary did not fluctuate.

Viewed from across the Schuylkill river, the Philadelphia skyline reflects several years of hard-won economic transformation.

"It has always been viewed as a key risk and that's why the share price is not factoring in the value of the bid, " Dumaresq said.

Viewed in that light, yesterday's vote for change looks more like an attempt to preserve the status quo by other means.

That means that this thing, the differential, is the total differential of z viewed as a function of x and y.

Perseverance is an important factor when reaching towards a goal and Sandor believes that failure cannot be viewed as the end of a project.

Therefore, viewed solely from the religious ceremonies to offer sacrifices to God or to ancestors, the Confucian idea of God in ancien. . .

This approach moves away from the idea that all of a function should be viewed as a commodity, easily handed over to a service provider.

We viewed him as a playmaker and a set-piece taker. He is someone you could hang your hat on - a general in midfield.

But as Nemeroff points out, there is a certain irony to this position, at least when viewed from the perspective of a water engineer.

This was bad news for my client, whose project was now being viewed by the CEO as another chunk of his "down time. "

The video, which has since been removed from YouTube due to copyright issues, was viewed half a million times within a few days.

Websites sponsored by particular commercial, political, or other entities should be viewed with suspicion as well.

The design and deployment of the worldwide computer network can be viewed as one of the great technological wonders of recent decades.

We think of them as "dear little" glow - worm, but as larvae, they're frightening monsters - particularly if viewed close to like this.

Viewed in this light, it's easy to understand Beijing's caution about the development of an offshore yuan market.

Warning: The following contains scenes of a violent nature. Due to its content, it should not be viewed by anyone.

"Video monitoring in a warehouse might be fine, but in an office environment it might be viewed as crossing the line. "

Tallying up the views from Youku, Tudou. com and other online video Web sites, it has been viewed at least several million times.

This event handler is called at the very beginning so that the initial screen contents can be set to be viewed.

Guo viewed flies as his mortal enemy and decided to devote the rest of his life to the eradication of the bothersome insects.

They did not give out allowances, which they viewed as a parental version of a government handout.

Bourgeois, whether conservative or ultra-democratic, viewed with one another, had been heaping slanders upon him.

If the server is still up and running, are the file systems still mounted when viewed with a df or mount command?

When I was just starting my second year at university, Steve was a fresher and I viewed him as inferior in two ways.

Walls are usually viewed as a defense project. What are the key parts of the Great Wall?

But you also recall that when he played in Minor League baseball, he wasn't viewed as a leader even in his own Minor League team.

So I initially viewed the creation of AWK as a learning experience and a diversion rather than part of my regular research activities.

Were these the only observations of methane on Mars, the subject would be viewed with much more scepticism.

Just a few years ago, business schools viewed social media as a distraction.

The Internet is today viewed as sort of an environment where government's not involved.

Such were the commonplace sentiments with which he viewed and met the awful convulsion which now shook the world.

The difference between the pouch and lachrymal channel is viewed from the side with a protruding pouch but only in the lacrimal groove.

Panasonic is a popular company that is often viewed as a media or an electronic corporation.

This moon jelly, viewed from below, seems to merge with the sky and sea.

Shylock is a tormented character but is also a tormenter, so whether he is to be viewed with disdain or sympathy is up to the reader.

Hsieh is viewed as much more pragmatic than Chen on mainland issues and therefore able to appeal to the middle ground lost by Chen.

In practice, analysis beyond this point is viewed as too speculative to be reliable.

There certainly is the fact of a worldwide policy response to what is viewed as an increasingly threatening situation.

Venus would stand to the left of the Sun, along the Ecliptic as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere at sundown, all things being normal.

The pasterns are short, parallel from the front and very slightly bent when viewed from the side.

The general overall appearance of upper should be viewed for naturalness eye-appealing lustre.

The action, viewed from the front, should be straight forward and true, without weakness at shoulders, elbows or pasterns .

When he viewed a military problem he would ponder how Napoleon or Caesar would have dealt with it.

Viewed from the top. it looks as if the stadium is covered by a gray net of steel.

Indeed, Japan's abnormally low rates could be viewed as a form of intervention to hold down the yen.

Worse, America's quantitative easing is now viewed as an update of the policies that marked the Great Depression.

Administrating function: The internal administration of the office can be viewed from three aspects: first, document maintaining.

The NBC television network has both rights in the U. S. , and its video content isn't supposed to be viewed in other countries.

Parterres were another addition designed to a flat area adjoining the palace to be viewed as a piece of art.

Sometimes it looks like the Sun is being viewed through a large lens.

Viewed in this light, it is not difficult to see the attractions from the perspective of the executive of a 'mixed' regime.

Just a decade ago, China was viewed as a long-term play by American businesses that simply wanted a foothold in the populous nation.

If, instead, we viewed work as an isolated realm with its own precise rules, I suspect we would find greater satisfaction.

Today, linen is still viewed as a higher quality cloth and is usually made in small lots.

"When the FDA says 'we think you ought to consider' something, that should not be viewed as a suggestion, but as a mandate, " he explains.

The fact that the HMC is a Linux system is incidental; it is really viewed as an appliance for managing the system partitioning.

United boss Fergie was keen to see for himself how the former Paris Saint Germain defender viewed his future .

Rhetoric is viewed to be a social activity having significant importance in the receiving culture and for the target community.

Inquiry is viewed as understanding which will last until the learner has time to ask new questions to "create more compelling theories" .

While they are usually viewed as a last resort, hair transplants are the only permanent solutions to male and female hair loss.

Once upon a time, law, medicine and accounting viewed themselves as private-sector participants with public responsibilities.

The fact that changes to technical attributes are not reflected in the business model should not be viewed as a limitation.

The GPS traces are then compiled into a digital street map that can be viewed, edited, and shared by anyone with an Internet connection.

If you know of some useful information but intentionally withhold it, you may be viewed very unfavorably.

She also presides over regular literary salons that are videotaped and can be viewed on her foundation's Web site.

Animation is a kind of art, humorous, directly-viewed and easy to understand, thus it is very popular.

When viewed from the rear, the legs stand and move true in line with the movement of the front legs, not too close or too wide.

Viewed from the front, the iPad 2 looks largely the same as its predecessor, aside from the addition of a small camera.

Jawa leadership is usually conferred upon males -- females are viewed upon as second-class citizens at best, property at worst.

When asked if the story may come across as a nationalistic piece propping up China, Mr. Bale said he has never viewed it as such.

There was a warning however that tomatoes should be viewed as a "helpful addition" rather than an alternative to sun cream.

Participants were videotaped as they viewed the images to see whether they laughed or smiled at themselves.

Normal equal electrical path length feed method can be viewed as a special case of this new method.

The last of the five modularity principles may be viewed as a consequence of both the Open-Closed and Information Hiding rules.

The general arrangement of the hair is such that the wirehaired Dachshund , when viewed from a distance, resembles the smooth.

The sunrise viewed on the top of Mount Tai was a fine spectacle.

The commission will be paid out of the annual management fee and was viewed by some investors as dilutive to the other shareholders.

The recordkeeping requirement was viewed as a less drastic form of regulation than a complete prohibition of the activity in question .

A senior Taiwanese politician said he viewed it as an aggressive act.

Until recently the general attitude toward daydreaming remained hostile. Daydreaming was viewed as a waste of time.

Viewed from the side trend, low domestic cotton today continue to open, cotton prices in unilateral fall positions increase significantly.

Now I give strict orders to all the people who watch the training that this is to be viewed with respect and no laughter.

Those "have to be viewed as a very important set of steps, " Clinton said.

Enables event log messages issued by Windows-based programs and components to be viewed in Event Viewer. This service cannot be stopped.

Has the matter been viewed from the taxpayers' standpoint?

"The dramas that people watch in South Korea today are viewed in North Korea tomorrow, smuggled in through China, " she said.

Grid computing has been around for some time and is beginning to be viewed as the future of large-scale computation.

Viewed from the front, the front legs function from the shoulder joint to the pad in a straight line.

Simple columnar cells cut tangentially to show how they form a very regular "pavement" when viewed from the surface.

Finally, it might be that global imbalances should best be viewed not as a bilateral (US-China) problem but instead a multilateral one.

Andriy Shevchenko's first goal in a Chelsea shirt could be viewed as the player formally introducing himself to British football.

So human history is viewed as sort of this downhill slide , from the good old days .

Your body's chakra system can be viewed as an energy pattern of beautiful colors, circling each of its thirteen major energy centers.

Therefore, underachievement can be viewed as a social product, not just the problem of the child.

But what looked like a steal is now widely viewed as a stinker, thanks to still-accelerating falls in house prices.

Images can be viewed from a 150 degree viewing angle from the front. There is no image when seen from the rear.

In the peep show format, a film was viewed through a small opening in a machine that was created for that purpose.

(or under) any other segment of the loop to reduce the radiating area when viewed from the top of the board.

Viewed as a treasure abroad , cacao is seen differently by many Venezuelans , from the president to the poor .

"There is certainly the fact of a world-wide policy response to what is viewed as an increasingly threatening situation, " said Mike Mussa.

viewed the matter very seriously.

Viewed from their individual paths of life, most people proceed fromthepursuitof the material to that of spiritual enjoyment.

This approach diverges from the model where the production database (and its data) are viewed as the center of the application universe.

Nehru and Friedman, at odds over central planning, agreed on at least one point. Both viewed India's development as a long haul.

My husband and I viewed the famous flower only after a strenuous hike up a mountain, but it was well worth the effort.

When viewed from above, the circular top with a glass dome in the center looks like a huge bronze mirror of the Han Dynasty.

All incidents have been placed onto a map of Afghanistan and can be viewed on Google Earth limited to a particular window of time or place.

Offer your child chocolate (or fizzy drinks! ) in some circles and you may be viewed as if you'd given them crack cocaine.

for within infinite possibility is always a future potential dream to be viewed and then chosen.

When viewed from the ground, bands of threadlike cirrus clouds often seem to emerge from a single point on the western horizon.

The most attractive is often things that cannot be viewed by naked eyes, imagination, for example.

Some of the most popular videos that have been vetted and approved by Queensland Tourism staff can be viewed.

He admitted taking the money but argued it should be viewed as a supplement to personal income rather than as public funds.

World history can, with a little wriggling, be viewed as the ebb and flow of empires.

Even if the career was seen as a poor second to a good marriage for women, it came to be viewed as preferable to a poor marriage.

Viewed thus, as through the wrong end of a telescope, it looked disconcertingly small and distant; but then from Samarkand it would.

Here again, the quality of your work and the image of your business may be viewed inferior due to the attitude or actions of an employee.

Pain has traditionally been viewed as a pure sensory experience arising from physical injury or other pathology (cancer, diabetes, AIDS).

Only the fool hopes to repeat an experience; the wise man knows that every experience is to be viewed as a blessing.

The new skills information is now part of the enterprise resource pool, and can be viewed by all enterprise users.

In the case of the new dishwasher detergents, the main benefit is viewed as the protection of bodies of freshwater.

And the outside world tends to be viewed as a source of trouble.

Liu Jianchao says the test should not be viewed as a threat and does not mean China is engaging in an arms race in space.

Viewed in this light, the matter is important.

When viewed from the Bund, the tower and the Nanpu and Yangpu bridges create a vivid imagery known as "two dragons playing with a pearl. "

Seizing the moment - in oratory, athletics, or battle - was admired and viewed as an indication of skill.

The WLAN security system can be viewed as a set of intelligent agents that perform specific predetermined tasks.

We now wish to determine the lengths of these rods when viewed from a moving reference frame .

However, all participants missed the 'Your viewed items' section at the bottom of the John Lewis product page.

"Wellness" may perhaps best be viewed not as a state that people can achieve, but as an ideal that people can strive for.

Even if her help was of no avail to the case, it still came to be viewed as a gesture of good will.

Distribution executives viewed the annual output of a studio as a mixed product line for a single mass audience.

You might not know how rarely images are viewed directly through telescopes. The most common way to observe the skies is to photograph them.

These principles have come to be viewed as universal laws of perception, underlying the rhythms of both speech and music.

In 1907, J. P. Morgan was first viewed as the savior of the market, and then as the enemy of the commonweal.

Ramirez, once viewed as one of the great right-handed hitters of all time, was a living sitcom parody.

That idea is viewed by many economists as the key to any comprehensive solution to the crisis, but resisted by Germany.

Information quality is the level of structure associated with the evaluation criteria as viewed in terms of each decision alternative.

She viewed the prospect of a week alone in the house without much enthusiasm.

"In the villages where they're coming from, they're just viewed as basically throw-away children, " she said.

They viewed these plans as an attempt to take a profitable market from Britain.

A spokesperson for the leading PLA producer maintained that reduction should not be viewed as the sole strategy for sustainable packaging.

If you're interested in seeing a real volcano, Chile's Arenal Volcano can be viewed right from the hotel.

Conflict is viewed as an inevitable part of the child-parent relationship.

Note: The definition can be defined by the user either by the number of minute(s) viewed or percentage of the time band viewed.

It relies on a deliberately deformed image that can be made to reappear in its true shape when viewed in an unusual way.

Image criteria make a difference, because middlemen are often viewed as an extension of the producer.

For years . . . had been viewed as . . . . But people are taking a fresh look at it now.

The officials in Washington viewed the aerial footage and waited anxiously to hear a military communication.

The second option is to zip up the folder that contains the prototype files and send the zip file to be unzipped and viewed locally.

And if more light can be let into these financial black boxes, they may be viewed a bit more generously.

These algorithms can be also be viewed as novel forms of social organization coordinated by a computer program.

We at the U. S. Pacific Command are particularly interested in whatever elements could be viewed as destabilizing.

The fringes can be viewed by intersecting the interference pattern with a sheet of paper at a convenient location.

The result can be examined with any utility that allows a file and a database table to be viewed.

This system is known as an eclipsing binary, in which the two stars pass alternately in front of each other when viewed from Earth.