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Equality in that country seems to be going into reverse. Reason: rise of an elite group enjoying a way of life denied by the masses.

They had love down part. It was more than their flirtatious little games; it was a way of life.

It was more than their flirtatious little games; it was a way of life.

For some, however, marginality was more than a mere circumstance; it was a way of life.

The Bottom Line Eating out is a way of life in Asia, and can be a wonderful pleasure.

The Internet is a way of life for US college students, with research showing them to be one of the most connected demographic groups.

Surely we all seek a way of life in which conflict has no place.

Everyone knows that in Brazil football is as much about passion and a way of life as it is about sport.

Says Levine: "DIY is not just a term but a way of life. "

In exchange, workers would forgo cost-of-living increases that, until recently, had long been a way of life for Detroit's auto workers.

Each festival meets a particular need in the individuals of that nation and becomes an integral part of a way of life.

The company's marketing campaigns emphasize health and a way of life that resonate with Chinese consumers.

And pray that He would help you to realize that Thanksgiving is not just a day, but a way of life.

Consequently, hanging on to approval-seeking as a way of life will help you to conveniently avoid any risk-taking activities in your life.

There is a better way for everything. Find it. ? ? A positive attitude is not a destination. It is a way of life.

"For me, making films is a way of life, not the means to it, " he said. "And I really enjoy this life. "

Designer is in fact the main use of such a space, to design a way of life, thus affecting the attitude of the user's life.

In Brazil the beach is not just a place to go for recreation or sport, it is a way of life.

Actually, I would like to thank here YinBin seniors, he let me know, still can use this way to think, still can use such a way of life.

The aggression of the warlord Musa Hilal can be traced to the fears of his father, and to how climate change shattered a way of life.

Brutality becomes my appetite Violence is now a way of life The sledge my tool to torture As it pounds down on your forehead!

Haoshouqiongjing in the classical scholars, of course, a way of life, it is now is still very tempting to call the young students.

Buffaloes provided the Indians with a way of life--the skin was used to make tents and clothes and bones were shaped into tools .

Three gorges project has been a boon for large ship commerce. But it may sink a way of life that stretches back 4000 years.

For those that are ascending change becomes a way of life the further one moves up in vibration.

But for those who are close to bullfighting, it is not just a sport but a way of life that is under threat.

Instead, it's about finding a set of supports and a way of life that will work, with tweaks and adjustments, over time.

Football is not so much a beautiful game, but more a way of life for everyone at the Spanish club, as Owen Slot discovered.

I felt that there was something wrong in such a way of life.

Huddled together in the dining room and waiting for the sun to rise, none of us had any notion that a way of life had ended.

If prayer is a way of life for you, select the subject "favor with God" and pray as the Spirit of the Lord directs [11] you.

Where doing things right the first time is a way of life and where you know, you're valued the minute you walk through the door.

For more than 2, 800 years, the concept of eating plants intheir whole-food form has struggled to be heard and adopted as a way of life.

We see ourselves as preparing our students for a way of life by cultivating a comprehensive set of principles that influence all of them.

The Muslim Brotherhood is a religious and political group founded on the belief that Islam is not simply a religion, but a way of life.

Therefore, for many agents for, do not intelligence work is a profession, but rather in a way of life.

Knowing how to read, write, and speak another language is no longer a trend of the future but a way of life for the present.

If these tendencies continue, America may hope to arrive at a way of life which will combine the best features of each.

FOR millions of East Asians, online gaming is not so much a hobby as a way of life.

I liked the fact, I thought it was a nice tribute to a way of life.

Rather, they have aware of any painting, any style, as long as the painting is in fact a way of life today.

A possible mode of being here would be a way of life -- a way of being, experiencing, thinking, seeing, interacting with the world.

Commuting by bike has long been a way of life for citizens of Shanghai.

I define culture really as a way of life, as the things that are important to us, the values and beliefs that make life meaningful.

And chatting with friends at a wine garden is not a special event but a way of life.

Making modules for Neverwinter Nights has seemed more like a way of life than a simple hobby these last few years.

Set aside fifteen minutes a day to help make good thinking and happy, satisfied feelings a way of life.

you know, there are a way of life called low carbon life now.

Otherwise, they tend to shrink to a few diehards for whom meeting attendance has become a way of life.

it's a way of life, and each Friday's post will help you think about your own happiness project.

Learning can become a way of life which helps you to achieve your greatest potential.

Freedom is a way of life which requires authority, discipline, and government of its own kind.

Fast food is a multibillion-dollar industry, and for some of us, drive-through dinner has become a way of life.

We all play the role of victim occasionally, but for some, it has turned into a way of life.

Transition, which is most significantly for early Muslims, to the phase in which Islam was not only the act of worship, but a way of life.

It's the layman's term for prioritizing, and you probably perfected it as a way of life in college.

Order is not imitation or acceptance of a pattern as a way of life.

Going with little sleep is sometimes an unfortunate necessity, but it shouldn't be adopted as a way of life and a point of pride.

The Tofflers' "future shock" is at once a sickness and a way of life.

for a growing number of young people , homelessness is becoming a way of life.

Art, as a "way" of life, does not demonstrate a rigidity to the notion of "art" itself.

Foreign language learning is not a curricula but a way of life.

I've got used to such a way of life.

Penitence in early Christianity is a way of life acted out at all times by accepting the obligation to disclose oneself.

Fighting at close range in such a formation required a commitment to training and discipline that became a way of life.

Chinese philosophy is "wisdom" literature, composed primarily of stories and sayings designed to move the audience to adopt a way of life.

All-night parties with music and dancing have become a way of life for a large section of young people.

Most places they are just something to wear to bed. But in Shanghai, they are a way of life.

That's what much of the Tea Party talk about "getting America back" is really about -- getting back a way of life.

In the West, democracy is not only a political system, but a way of life.

SARA MAITLAND'S book is not about peace and quiet. It is about silence as a practice, a discipline, a way of life.

A good accountant can help with the latter, but the usual prescription for the former is a way of life that avoids excess.

LABOUR disputes and stoppages are a way of life in the airline business.

Communicating in more than one language is a way of life in much of Europe.

To be idle is a short road to death and to be diligent ia a way of life; foolish people are idle, wise people are diligent.

When watching TV becomes a way of life, man has ushered in a developed society of material civilization.

People in countries where backhanders are a way of life see resources squandered and become disillusioned with public institutions.

Living alongside poultry is a way of life across the continent and six countries already have the H5N1 virus.

Prosperity is a way of life, and the rich are different from the poor in many ways other than just material symbolization.

Different from before, it is not a standard for virtues and talents but a way of life and consuming.

Cycling is a way of life in the pancake-flat Netherlands, which boasts more bicycles than its 16 million inhabitants.

Focusing on results must become a habit. Setting goals, and striving to reach them must become a way of life.

"I always preferred music as a way of life, not as a profession, " Nyiregyhazi once said.

Muna warned, however, that Nigerians have long viewed corruption as a way of life.

Driving is a way of life for Americans but researchers say the national habit of driving everywhere is bad for health.

The second type of crisis, what I call a Way of Life crisis, is far more common.

Censorship has been a way of life in China for more than 60 years and the cat-and-mouse game of getting around it is a high art.

A way of life is irretrievably passing, as the conditions of postmodernity bring with bewildering changes.

Though some feed on plants, many ants are confirmed flesh eaters, creatures for whom predation is a way of life.

Africa Regional Information Officer Mohamed Matovu says most African governments refuse to accept pastoralism as a way of life.

The doctor lugs a heavy medical bag. Jet lag is a way of life.

We mean that it's a way of life and action, especially the way what you would do in a new or difficult situation.

For its performers, it is pure artistic expression and a way of life.

So planning and replanning must be a way of life for project managers.

For many Americans, Driving is a way of life, being behind the wheel is like their natural habitat.

It's the carrier of China's culture, the growing legacy of Chinese wisdom and a way of life and thinking.

He, like the Celtics, is a way of life.

Designers in the design of activities is not simply to design a form, but designed to create a way of life or a new culture.

It feels like a way of life, not a means to an end.

As a way of life and a culture, the Hippies can still be found everywhere in the world, including China. 4.

Unschooling is a way of life that has many advantages over conventional schooling.

It's a method of preserving traditions and a way of life.

Cabin CrewAs all our Cabin Crew will testify, it is not just a job, but a way of life.

Presumably it is difficult to report this if it's a way of life.

Transform a way of life, attitude to life, life will change in color, the more colorful.

Most people occasionally must devote some extra time to the job, but those who follow this pattern as a way of life are poor managers.

Changes are coming fast and faster- in a sense change has become a way of life.

Rock climbing is more than a sport - it's a passion and a way of life.

Yoga teachers are committed to practicing Yoga as a way of life.

She and her husband, however, sincerely regard blogging as a way of life.

Seemingly, it means a choice of tangible things. But in essence, it means choosing a way of life.

Every parent wants their children to grow up finding a way of life that brings them happiness.

Traveling has become a way of life. To take just one example, Tom has holidays abroad every year.

It has become a way of life even if you, as parents, have tried your best to instill commitment, dedication and good hard work ethics.

Crime has never appealed to me as a way of life.

We enjoy eating out is a way of life, someone to give you service reflect your values.

Churrasco is much more than a way of cooking in Rio Grande do Sul. It's a way of life.

Pastoralism remains a way of life in East Africa.

Grown-ups understand that a free ride is an occasional nice surprise, not a way of life.

For Italians, inflation is a way of life, like tomato sauce with spaghetti.

It's not just something I believe in; it's become a way of life.

Practicing and repeating this discipline until it becomes a way of life.

In Mrs. Cavender's world, simplicity was a way of life ---- a long-lost, forgotten art.

What makes the South Beach Diet different is that it teaches a way of life where you rely on the right carbohydrates and fats.

A positive attitude is not a destination. It is a way of life.

The Web will be as much a way of life as the car by 2008. Probably before.

For small businesses, just like for everyone else, email has become a way of life.

A basic fact of American culture: Driving is a way of life.

These terrorists kill not merely to end lives, but to disrupt and end a way of life.

Happiness is not a destination. It is a way of life.

To maintain our discipline, we need to practice and repeat until it becomes a way of life.

Living a life of purpose and passion is just that, a way of life.

For FedEx, ISO requirements are a way of life, a way to conduct smart business.

We also need to create an innovation eco-system so that innovation becomes a way of life in our knowledge institutions.

Calculated risk taking is a way of life for bold people.

To people in many countries, being bilingual or even trilingual is a way of life.

This disorientation becomes a way of life.

An RV is more than simply a mode of travel to me; it is a way of life.

It's a way of life, a chance to follow in my Dad's creative foot steps.

Design is a way of life, a point of view.

For Goolsby Elementary School third grade teacher Lisette Garcia-Kohler sports is a way of life.

Kooris developed a way of life that was suitable for this hot and in many places dry country.

Continuos Improvement is a way of life.

Miracles Will Become a Way of Life!

Street food over there is a way of life enjoyed by all ages and long may it remain so.

Sports are a way of life for a lot of people.

So, eating out becomes a way of life for many families.

But in essence, it means choosing a way of life.

Bribery is a way of life and don't believe anyone that tells you differently.

FROM mountain bikers to BMXers to racers, couriers to commuters, the bike epitomises a way of life for millions of people.

Dry taps have become a way of life.

Being a martial artist is a way of life.

For me, music is more a way of life than an interest.

They have no other way of life. This is a way of life.

Numerology is more than just the study of numbers, it is a way of life.

For the courtiers, flattery became a way of life.

Love is a way of life that is creative and that transforms.

Love saw the death of sin, and sought a way of life.

e. g. Music is more a way of life than an interest.

The next morning, I realized I did have a way of life.

There are those, however, for whom procrastination has become a way of life, and in these cases it is serious indeed.

A way of life devoid of love.

" Don't tell me you have a drink problem too? " " Not so much a problem, more a way of life. It's my friends that do the worrying. "

Debt -- the house, the car, the weekly shopping trip -- became a way of life.

For example, 52% of middle-class Venezuelans but only 42% of poor ones say homosexuality should be accepted as a way of life.

"For Ivan, trading is a way of life rather than a job, " said one executive at a rival firm.

Low-carbon life is not only a way of life, but also a lifestyle.

This is why one could say Taekwondo is a way of life.

Collecting football programmes has been a way of life for Swansea-based Peter Barber since he was eight years old.

And then a way of life. And then just life.

Not only does a way of life disappear but also the dreams that drive the main characters.

A way of life?

I do volunteer has become a way of life.

a way of life such as will make the members of a polis good and just.

"Hong Kong will be lovely when they've finished it" , people used to joke, knowing that reconstruction was a way of life.

Those to whom philosophy was a way of life, closely bound up with religion, were naturally shocked;

Learning become a way of life which helps you to

Applied Ethics, Ethical Expertise and a Way of Life

A way of life or style of living that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group

What is really exciting and true is to find out for oneself a way of life that is highly sensitive and supremely intelligent;

Alain Robert takes high risks as a way of life

Aesthetic approach based on the ancient Roman philosopher's definition theory is a way of life

Continuous Improvement is a way of life

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The Symphony is a Way of Life

A way of life that's so divine

Islam is a way of life

Religion as a Way of Life--Take the Problems of the Study of Yao's Religion for Example

IN is a way of life which not only love our blue planet, but also catch up with the trend of fashion;

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In our country , Internet cafe is not just entertainment as a way of life , but also carrys forward the more connotation ;