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Yet, more than any of these, it was the seemingly inexorable rise of sub-prime credit that should have triggered the alarm.

She was, for the occasion, a little too emphatic, perhaps, and yet more because of her burning vitality than of her costume.

Yet more essentially, can we ask such a subject to want what she desires, to consent to what the thing in her wants.

But that lingering risk of insolvency means that the state needs to be ready to take yet more action.

To mix yet more metaphors, you were trying to run before you could walk, and I've clipped your wings.

I had a blood test done yesterday and I'm deathly afraid of needles. The last thing I need is to have yet more stuck into my body.

This week, Beijing appeared to be cutting Pyongyang yet more slack by welcoming Kim Jong-il, North Korea's leader, for a secretive visit.

Severe acute malnutrition is at a yet more serious level and poses a particular risk for children below the age of five.

Since consumption tends to grow more slowly than GDP, excess capacity can only be used up via yet more investment or exports.

To the Lady in Black it was a yet more painful reminder of that other one who was not there.

In Chinese parenting theory, as Chua notes, hard work produces accomplishment, which produces confidence and yet more accomplishment.

But we could not cope with another, possibly bigger and yet more dangerous one in a few years.

A "60 Minutes" report now shows the motives of the murder may have been more complicated -- and yet more commonplace.

Yet, more than any other single factor, it has proved the biggest cause of the UN's multiple failures.

One or other of the mechanics kept walking inside to fetch or return tools and tyres or to boil yet more tea.

More reconstruction packages will follow, bringing with them contentious tax rises and yet more government borrowing.

M: Now it was lunchtime, and yet more terrible news is coming in. Another United Airliner.

Here "general" means the target motion can be very complex rather than the simpler, yet more traditional constant velocity motion.

The best evidence that we are in denial about this is the widespread belief that the crisis can be overcome by creating yet more debt.

To carry on war, three things are necessary: money, money, and yet more money.

but she was yet more anxious for the possibility of Lady Russell and Captain Wentworth never meeting anywhere.

It is extraordinary that so many self-declared Keynesians are anxious to promote yet more saving at a time like the present.

Night after night, French television news seems to announce yet more job losses and factory closures.

Yet more than sixty colleges and universities, half of them public, have endowments worth at least one billion dollars.

Yet more flowers - this time at the Tropical Extravaganza in Kew Gardens in London.

Our souls, shame-wounded by our sins, cling to us yet more , a woman to her lover clinging, the more the more .

This week's meeting of government heads in South Korea is likely to see yet more exchange rate conflict.

Each of these formulations has its use in particular contexts; we should expect to see yet more formulations in the coming years.

Below that you'll find the HVAC controls and yet more storage space.

WSJ: In Australia, there's still a massive wine glut and yet more wineries are still popping up.

They pose no threat, except to retail profits, yet more women are imprisoned for shoplifting than any other crime.

A broader, and yet more specialised, political dialogue.

Inside these cells, the parasites feast on haemoglobin and multiply still further, periodically breaking out to infect yet more blood cells.

Some of these neutrons will be absorbed by other uranium nuclei, which will split in turn, resulting in yet more neutrons.

Yet more than a week after the problem was first discovered, very little water has been removed.

Next time, we ll talk about yet more ways to help improve the robustness of your code.

And in the time of his distress did he trespass yet more against Jehovah, this same king Ahaz.

The key question now is whether the losing side will accept the election results or inflict yet more violence on this unstable country.

If we stand back far enough we can see that technology tends to create an environment that favors the growth of yet more technology.

If so, a virtuous circle of yet more jobs, new government revenues and better public services beckons, eventually benefiting the poor.

Now turn to the yet more debated question of fiscal policy.

Yet the headlong expansion continues, either through the opening of yet more new stores or through a rash of takeovers.

Local officials have been traveling to Brazil and China over the past two years to drum up yet more business.

This is because users have been taking advantage of these gains to drive applications and databases that require yet more power.

All in all, however, the new car looks sleeker and yet more elegant than the current car.

If falling prices raise the rate of default, that could in turn worsen the credit crunch, putting yet more pressure on prices.

The main point of contention is whether policymakers should try to speed up that process with yet more fiscal or monetary stimulus.

We have reason to believe yet more can be synthesized and made into something new.

But simply giving Mr Yang yet more time to work on Yahoo does not strike me as an appealing outcome for shareholders.

However, given the fragile state of many European countries, pledging yet more money to Greece would likely be politically unpopular.

As the warming trend continues in future, the chances of such events being repeated yet more frequently will become higher still.

When it becomes apparent that "poverty" is not being eradicated, our politicians throw yet more money at the supposed problem.

That's why the food crisis of 2011 is for real, and why it may bring with it yet more bread riots cum political revolutions.

Under him, although he brought electrification, asphalt roads and friendship with America, the place became yet more isolated and benighted.

Worse yet, more than a third of Americans do not even take all the days they are allowed.

China's massive interventions to stop renminbi appreciation will mean purchasing yet more treasuries too.

Increased use of prenuptial agreements sounds as though it means yet more lucrative work for lawyers.

He promised that he would place yet more orders for Russian weapons on a planned trip to Moscow in July.

It now looks as though summer will see yet more upheaval on Tyneside.

And Mr Crook's plea for yet more waiting does nothing to address the large and increasing under-valuation of the renminbi.

To escape the pain and the mischief of this division he creates yet more beliefs, and the mounting misery and confusion have engulfed him.

Atlantis had invaded our land with their armies out of the quest for certain minerals to develop yet more technology.

In a natural setting this would mean that the dead material would persist longer adding yet more fuel for wildfire.

The fact that there is little room for a policy encore is yet more terrifying.

If the storage site is far from the power plant, yet more energy will be needed to move the carbon dioxide.

Instead, the Socialist government of George Papandreou is split over the prospect of yet more painful reforms.

BP's liability is not capped at the $20 billion paid into the fund, so it could be asked to stump up yet more money.

Some see this move as yet more evidence of ministers toadying to Mr Murdoch, others as a sensible precaution on Mr Hunt's part.

Yet more than half the 387 sets of rules have yet to be proposed, and many provisions are subject to fights on Capitol Hill.

Oxygen from the air then combines with carbon and hydrogen atoms to release yet more heat, which breaks down more fuel.

They believe any government is better than none, fearing yet more violence.

Now 22, Nadine is attending law school, having signed for yet more loans to pay for that.

A bigger test will come when Greek politicians vote on contentious legislation to enact yet more austerity measures and structural reforms.

Stay close enough to listen, therefore, but don't get involved, as there are yet more revelations to surface.

Yet more than any big rich democracy, Japan concentrates political power and financial resources at the centre.

Each room leads further down under ground to yet more strange rooms filled with death metal fans, Goths, emos, dopeheads and trendies.

Yet more expensive kerosene would hurt the poor (not to mention the government's own electoral prospects).

The many stakes in this new trade war on solar are complicated. I'm sure you can add yet more layers to this complex argument on both sides.

In other data on Tuesday yet more evidence appeared that U. S. housing may be slowly emerging from a three year slump.

We have more degrees but less sense, more knowledge, but less judgment, more experts, yet more problems, more medicine, but less wellness.

High-speed locomotives look jazzy, and offer yet more glittering evidence of the Communist party's modernisation of China.

Kepler's instruments will become yet more precise when data analysis software being developed for the mission is ready.

Yet more Africans these days accept that being able genuinely to choose their leaders is the least bad way to freedom and prosperity.

With affordability already at record levels, yet more medicine is unlikely to make a difference.

Yet more often than not, at some point during the night Tim will begin to start touching Amanda up.

No wonder the IMF proposes hitting the banks for yet more money, this time a financial activities tax on profits and remuneration.

Forced to look elsewhere, scientists turned to RNA, a direct yet more complex transcript of DNA.

Human teeth are omnivorous in design, yet more closely resemble primate teeth whose possessors live largely on fruit and plants.

A pegged exchange rate also cramped the RBI's room to raise interest rates, because that would attract yet more capital.

He had sent men out in front of the camp to construct yet more redoubts.

It causes people to be yet more fearful and to spend less, increasing the spiral downwards towards major recession.

The answer that avoids yet more problems in the private sectors of overindebted countries is a shift in external balances.

It's like a halfway house - and what's more it comes with yet more branding confusion.

These react to form helium, yet more neutrons and a whole lot more energy.

This week Congress reached a deal on a stimulus plan that encourages the construction of yet more power lines.

Apart from anything else, it is not clear that yet more monetary stimulus would have created many new jobs.

Mr Obama's proposals, particularly his partial reversal of firms' ability to defer taxes, would add yet more complexity.

Yet more than a fifth admitted that they used age as a recruitment criterion.

Yet more confirmation that the Steinecker brewhouse system is ideally suited for all plant sizes.

This finding adds yet more confusion to determining the best strategy for women with NTSE ACS.

Raising interest rates to tighten domestic monetary conditions can attract yet more foreign money.

It was glorious to acquire a place by justice, yet more glorious to prefer justice before a place.

Effective moisturizing makes skin clearer, more tightened, softer yet more elastic.

Those reassurances, however, have been followed by yet more recalls.

Yet more useful tools for analyzing memory come from a company called Sysinternals (see Resources).

Experian, a credit-scoring firm, reckons that by the end of 2009 almost one in six shops will be standing empty as yet more stores close.

And the recent experience of other emerging markets is likely to make them yet more reluctant.

This means that schools, universities, welfare recipients and other vulnerable Californians will lose yet more funding.

It could be stored on the surfaces of minerals, or locked into exotic ices, or even eaten by yet more bugs.

It produced yet more pious words about China's predatory currency manipulation, but nothing of substance.

But if China's frustration with the "dollar trap" appears confused, its proposed remedy is yet more muddled.

It carries fine particles of sand, which bombard exposed rock surfaces, thereby wearing them into yet more sand.

And then the heart of your forefathers was hardened yet more, and they killed men and beasts likewise.

That will mean yet more spending cuts and tax rises to meet the deficit target of 6% of GDP set by international lenders.

CONTROVERSIAL when it began a generation ago, China's one-child policy is stirring yet more contention.

More trees make a space for animals and insects and birds, which prepare a place for yet more trees.

Corporate reformers immediately seized on the crisis as yet more proof of their arguments.

Some experts see the growing involvement of nontraditional players as yet more troubling evidence of froth in both property markets.

Encouraging this poison to escape allows the bacteria to survive longer and thus produce yet more methane.

But these spending cuts will inevitably dampen growth in the West, creating yet more demand for frugality.

To get to it, we had to walk through yet more metal detectors as police watched carefully.

But it came on the same day that the housing market became enveloped in yet more gloom.

Yet more support is needed for Lebanon's democracy, whether it is more development aid or more training and arms for the Lebanese Army.

Another meeting is scheduled for next month, from which we probably can expect yet more pious words.

That might allow aircraft to do away with flaps altogether, saving yet more weight.

Sales collapse in the local supermarket, putting yet more people on to the dole.

Some bottle up air for yet more meticulous examination far away, in Britain, or in Boulder, Colorado.

Yet more disruption cannot be ruled out.

Then walk back down the hill, past yet more stunning old buildings, to the town center.

The second reason is that the book provides yet more evidence of the opportunity cost of the Iraq war.

Time and again Grimgor would think the Skaven destroyed, just to stumble on a secret passage hiding yet more of the vermin.

What they have to do is cut those losses, by ceasing to accumulate yet more reserves.

If the answers are still not clear, there will need to be yet more change.

Some see the ruling this week as yet more evidence of the tide turning against securities class actions.

The rise of local-government venture funds creates yet more opportunities for abuse.

Yet more sensible observers also seem a little confused.

The soaring prices of oil and other commodities make this picture of broadly shared growth yet more noteworthy (see chart).

As the world falls into recession, loan losses will mount and banks may need yet more capital.

Being positive and creating love and happiness around one, and life is yet more beautiful.

She felt the loss of Willougby's character yet more heavily than she had felt the loss of his heart.

As incredible as it may seem, there are yet more casualties.

Chinese people also want to go on making cheap goods for foreigners. So China decides to buy yet more American debt, after all.

There is complex and highly nonlinear interaction between faults in the crust, making prediction yet more difficult.

Mr Lee, who will assume office on February 25th, will concentrate yet more power in the presidential palace, Seoul's Blue House.

"It's intriguing, " he says. "But it's not really a theory yet, more just an idea. "

Why your organisation would purposefully defy the family's wishes, knowing full well that it will lead to yet more anguish, is beyond me.

But, having learnt little from this experience, they sell their goods, in return for yet more debt, elsewhere.

That, in turn, makes a weak dollar and strong export growth yet more important.

Yet more often than not, they go unsupported, unrecognized and unremunerated in this essential role.

Investors fret that Ireland's banks might need yet more support if a weak economy spurs a wave of further defaults on property loans.

The world's most pierced woman has added yet more metal to her body bringing the grand total to more than 6, 000.

The world changes faster, yet more subtly and stealthily, than most people imagine.

In order to prevent devaluation of their dollars, they have no option but to keep buying yet more dollar-denominated securities.

And yet more and more clothing factories close down.

Yet more people are reporting bad water. They say it wasn't that way before racking.

We are fully aware that these prevarications are yet more delaying tactics on their part.

Yet more evidence of the perils of new media.

The ICC's reputation, hardly gleaming, has had yet more shine taken off it.

Stockmarkets rallied, but some analysts wondered if yet more action wouldn't be required.

The roads behind and in front of the hotel are closed off with yet more police.

More volunteers served the food, while yet more did the washing up.

As I grow older I do not find that I am any wiser, yet more willing to share what wisdom I have found.

But it is doubly destructive to cut them down to get to fossil fuels, which then cook the planet yet more.

Tying the process of repossession in yet more knots will make it harder for the market to clear and for house prices to find a floor.

The result could be conflict that is less bloody, yet more effective, than what is now seen as conventional battle.

Yet more evidence of the oft-cited fragile male ego.

Blackstone may also expand into yet more areas.

Yet more remote is elimination of excess capacity.

The real reasons for the visits to England were yet more analysis with Anna Freud.

Today, people are yet more in awe of the achievements of China.

Thus, if prices fall instead, it can only mean one thing: yet more bank pain.

Today brings yet more hints from Chinese regulators about the future opening up of the country's capital account.

I am now in my 50s. I still travel a lot and I've seen yet more of the world's mounting population and some of its remaining wildlands.

They cover a mere 2% of the Earth, yet more than half of all plant and animal species live there.

This problem is yet more difficult than you imagined.

Yet more unforgivable still is the way Toyota has handled the crisis.

Don't rush, though, towards your final conclusion - because soon, yet more things will make yet more sense!

Yet, more foreign brands are entering China.

For years, Cook held a standing Sunday night staff meeting by telephone in order to prepare for yet more meetings on Monday morning.

Until then, Cubans will need yet more patience.

As US diplomats engage in yet more weeks of costly bargaining at the UN, this is the scenario they are striving to avoid.

But now, there are yet more shortcuts for items like apps, music, magazines and music.

As we accumulate more knowledge, we will change our brains in doing so and so go on to generate yet more knowledge.

Ye who suffer because ye love, love yet more. To die of love, is to live in it.

The UN fears this could lead to yet more slaughter and displacement of civilians.

Alien life forms lurk in our oceans, yet more than 95 percent of their depths remain unexplored.

We had expressed the notion this to be her last message, and so you can still view it, yet more water has been running under the bridge.

I began looking for a way to go to Saudi Arabia for yet more advanced studies.

People in Sweden pay taxes on everything, so you aren't surprised to find that owning a dog means yet more taxes.

If so, that will hugely raise the economic damage wreaked by crisis, as yet more output is lost and more jobs are destroyed.

We were so moved by yet more support from the club and the fans.

Recent weeks have brought yet more bad news.

Yet more than 200 institutions have followed suit.

THE future of air travel does not have to bring yet more queues, gruelling delays and growing pollution.

And she has accumulated yet more political capital.

It is decidedly smaller than its predecessors, yet more eye-catching than ever.

This recession, in turn, will make the public finances yet more unmanageable.

Are there yet more ways to get feedback?

But before we indulge in yet more satisfying indignation, we should keep two things in mind.

I have yet more exciting news for you.

And they sinned yet more against him by provoking the most High in the wilderness.

Yet more of them are qualifying than ever before.

If the award survives an appeal, it could encourage yet more patent lawsuits - and even more patent filings in China.

More than 1, 000 students applied for 225 places this year, and he expects yet more interest in 2009.

The risk is that this could open the door to yet more accounting trickery.

This pulled in yet more capital and pushed up the exchange rate.

Yet more and more older people are working and earning more, relative to young workers, than before.

So. did you find god yet? More importantly, can i have my damn necklace back, please?

He was yet more kind.

We must practise yet more often.

But the sports-car firm buckled under the debts it acquired along with 51% of VW's shares and options to buy yet more.

I have yet more exciting news from you.

The snag is that bond sales will tend to push up interest rates and so attract yet more capital inflows.

Less than a promise have I given, and yet more generous have you been to me.

Phil. 1: 9 And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in full knowledge and all discernment.

that she had been imposing on herself in a degree yet more mortifying;

in his state - of - the - city address , the mayor announced yet more reforms , tackling everything from teacher tenure to funding

Global consumption of fresh water is rising by more than 60, 000bn litres a year, yet more than 1bn people are without a safe supply.

A recent and yet more improbable theory

And the gold grew brighter and yet more bright

A Simple Yet More Accurate Model to Calculate Solar Radiative Flux in the Inhomogeneous Atmosphere

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A botched leak inquiry creates yet more trouble for the police

The game saw yet more controversial refereeing decisions

Decreasing Reliance on Mineral Nitrogen--Yet More Food

Is Kinging laying off eighty staff and buying yet more pearls for Wallis

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