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Because the cause for all, the pause you think you see is really concentration on the steel.

A deviation from his requirements was sufficient cause for the severest punishment to be visited upon the bodies and souls of the offenders.

This is not to say that reserve accumulation was the only cause for the current crisis.

At least 90% of the cause for the financial crisis can be laid at the doorstep of the Federal Reserve.

This supports the hypothesis that the retinal dopaminergic system may be the main cause for the long duration of negative afterimage.

Had you wanted to get even with your boss you should have made sure there was good cause for him to leave with empty hands.

This is a child do not know how much hope and so come back to it a cause for rejoicing.

In contemporary China, the cost of social development and Its regulation issue have been a cause for general concern.

The tendency of child labor to reinforce itself, through either economic or social means, seems to be cause for pessimism.

I satisfied her that there was no cause for her fears.

The monarch was called Zu Yi, and is often the weather situation for the unexpected cause for worry.

Kakha Kaladze has admitted that Milan are disappointed after their third goalless draw in a week, but there is still cause for optimism.

You should always see your GP if you think you're experiencing worries that are a real cause for physical or mental concern.

Rising prices are also giving cause for concern, significantly more so than when David Cameron became prime minister just over a year ago.

Do not be in a hurry to leave the king's presence. Do not stand up for a bad cause, for he will do whatever he pleases.

All this suggests there is little to get in a lather about. Inflation is always a cause for concern. But, today, not for panic.

He felt that she had just cause for feeling as she did, and yet he wished that he could straighten this thing out quickly.

In a break with previous administration pronouncements, he also conceded that this might be cause for concern.

The dolphins and whales hold the original cause for how this came to be so, or so earth's records have revealed in her recent ascent.

The chasm between the amount of information and man's ability to deal with it may be widening, but that need not be a cause for alarm.

There does not seem to be any cause for concern with regard to calcitonin as a marker of excess C-cell stimulation.

In her own past behaviour, there was a continual cause for annoyance, and itl the faults of her family, a subject of even heavier sorrow.

Once upon a time, the passing of population milestones might have been cause for celebration.

Whether or not Tonido is worth the trade-off is up to users to decide, but trends over the past several years give no cause for optimism.

You cannot win the battle that way and only give cause for a powerful response, and a further curtailing of your freedom.

Through this world within you can find the solution of every problem, the cause for every effect.

You will not let a simple matter like the end of the world rob you of a good cause for complaint.

After cancelling his space flight and struggling to choose a worthy cause for his cash, he decided to set up the WeAreLucky project.

But if the formation of new countries can be achieved peacefully, it is usually a cause for celebration.

Even with your data walled off in your own data center, you might have cause for consternation.

Little is known about this rite of passage, and that alone would be cause for dread.

But if the deals eventually raised yields, spread technology and created jobs, that would at least be some cause for celebration.

There may be a real physical cause for dispersion of the pulsars out of the plane.

The donor shall exercise his revocation right within one year after he knew or ought to have known the cause for revocation.

In most industries such a virtuous circle would be a cause for celebration.

The common factor is the gold. But you cannot say gold is the cause. It cannot be called a cause, for it causes nothing by itself.

Meanwhile, global manufacturing data continued to offer cause for concern for the markets.

And such a drive for perfection takes a heavy psychological toll, because every flaw, no matter how small, is cause for agony.

Yet it now looks as though international imbalances are a sign of tension and conflict rather than a cause for celebration.

It used to be the Nobel literature prize for vying for prize money, rigorous selection process and global horizons and cause for concern.

This may lead to further analysis of the asset at the business and technical levels to understand the cause for low usage.

A cut on your finger is no cause for alarm, but a cut on your eyeball is something you'd do more to avoid.

Usually in those handbooks is a list of behaviors, if committed by an employee on work premises, that are cause for immediate dismissal.

Any other cause for dissolution of the partnership as stipulated by law or administrative regulations has occurred.

This alone did not seem like a cause for melancholy, so I pressed him further.

These were small matters, though. His work with the masses was good, thus there was no cause for any suspicion or jealousy.

The first thing to understand is that there isn't one single cause for all this because this isn't one connected event.

Actually, such blowouts are rare and no cause for celebration since the goal is to extract the oil in a controlled manner.

Of these, Morgan Stanley has the least cause for worry, since its swaps already sit in a non-bank subsidiary (see chart).

The old position that engaging is beneath our dignity will not help us advance the cause for a scientifically literate population.

Unscientific exercising ways would damage key areas of the body of the exerciser, being the main cause for sudden death in exercising.

Though everything may be as you say there are many factors involved. What's more your surveyors have not mentioned any cause for the damage.

Still, what I hear from some of my younger female colleagues, and the daughters of my friends, gives me cause for concern.

Poverty and disease have apparent interactive relationship: disease is the cause for and result of poverty.

Her special life experience is the cultural formation cause for her novels' narrative style.

The company pinpointed the closure of Mr. Gusev's site as the cause for this easing up.

It was really the direct cause for making him to be a homicide finally.

It has been my experience that the number one cause for a system crash is running out of paging space.

It is the conflict between Persona and Self that leads to her dual character which is the major cause for her tragic life.

GM foods have not been properly tested in humans, but the few studies that have been carried out in humans give cause for concern.

They revere marriage as a social institution, so the respect of gays for it should be a cause for celebration, not disgust.

The awakened one has no cause for his joy and therefore nothing affects his joy.

Especially in the prohibition only without any explanation of the circumstances, a strong mystery more cause for speculation.

The offsets of a tunnel shield from its design axis are the main cause for ground movements.

The official news agency, Xinhua, did not give a cause for the fire, which has been put out.

Poverty is not a sufficient cause for disgrace, but poverty without resolution to help oneself, is a disgrace.

Still, the speed with which rural migrants and newborns are adding to already jammed cities gives cause for concern.

A thorough investigation into the cause for the crash has already begun, and a swift report promised.

And given our history, the United States has no cause for false pride and we have every reason for humility.

The investigation into the cause for the complaint or recall should be conducted and documented by the appropriate party.

Such voluminous and rapid volcanic activities in Phanerozoic have commonly been thought to be a cause for zoobiocenose extinction .

Authorities did not give a cause for the crash, and officials would take no questions on the deaths.

That, at least, is cause for a little spring cheer.

there is no cause for undue alarm in the consumption of pork and pig offal . however , a balanced diet is always important.

The root cause for these gaps is an asynchronous update process applied to running servers that form a WebSphere cluster.

Faith is often a cause for some people to fight.

Further analysis also suggested this was also the cause for low accuracy under high temperature environments.

This will no doubt be a cause for concern for Chinese authorities.

I also had one set of grandparents who both died in their late sixties from heart attacks, which naturally was a cause for concern.

When he awoke from anesthesia, his fear of death evaporated and a lust for human love was Bergman's cause for existence.

Even short of that, the Taliban's penetration of Pakistan's cities and institutions is cause for serious worry.

Intelligence officials briefing the cabinet suggested that violent unrest in Syria was a primary cause for a shift by Hamas.

But religious minorities in Muslim lands should be a cause for a concern--among all Westerners, not just church leaders.

Environmental cures might be a cause for this kind of overeating.

While business uncertainty may not ultimately be a cause for a deepening recession, what about consumer uncertainty?

The combined function of big air void, heavy load and water was the main cause for the premature failures.

Even if the number were far higher, it would not be a cause for great alarm.

The way his confidence waned has been a real cause for concern, though.

More intriguing, though, is the ultimate cause, for he thinks it might be adaptive, rather than pathological .

In any other country, this would be a cause for concern.

The skill with which policymakers handle a declining dollar is another cause for concern.

Instead of going on defense, the macrophages chill out, as if there were no cause for concern.

Another difficulty is something that ought to be a cause for joy and gratitude: people are living ever longer.

Zhejiang-based Greentown China Holdings, for instance, says only a tiny fraction of its stock of land gives cause for concern.

Normally, such a surge would be cause for jubilation.

A sudden or even gradual increase in the rate of vertical or lateral movement should be cause for further evaluation.

By the end of September, we had little cause for dissatisfaction with the results of the first impact of the war at sea.

We stress that the scan was entirely routine and normal procedure for an injury of this type and raised no cause for concern.

He does not accept, for instance, that the successes of the Islamists in recent elections in Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco are cause for alarm.

The cause for delay in shipment was beyond our control. In fact, we were not at all to blame in this matter.

There has never been any reasonable cause for such apprehension.

Currently Boden and his team are looking at whether free fatty acids are a potential cause for this ER stress.

On the weapons of mass destruction that her husband had given as the cause for invading Iraq, but which turned out weren't there: '

The latest cause for concern: that the earth will be destroyed and the galaxy gobbled up by an ever-increasing black hole next week.

that when a loved one leaves the body, it is a cause for a genuine and special joy.

Do you not think the grand theft within Kern County, which the local sheriff did NOT respond to, is cause for a grand jury investigation?

Yang Liyan, of a Wuhan-based psychological consulting company, said that bias is the cause for discrimination, which could be avoided.

If you find cause for concern under any of these letters, look in the phone book under "D" for dermatologist.

Facts have proved that the RMB exchange rate is not the main cause for trade imbalance between China and the US.

Any dominance of a single attribute value may be the cause for further investigation.

On the surface, these latest events might give little cause for alarm.

And a humanitarian cause for going to war is damaged when you screw up and kill civilians instead.

Since education is a cause for human development, class-room teaching cannot be left without educational recourses.

The Health Ministry said there was no cause for alarm.

The irregular dark purple center is a collection of bacteria that are the cause for this abscess.

This factor should be a cause for concern among the brave protesters on Egypt's streets.

For the family, my mother eventually gave up the cause for which she had fought for twenty years.

THE recent news from Myanmar, that beautiful, blighted land formerly known as Burma, has offered an all-too-rare cause for optimism.

In an aromatic complex unit , the main cause for decrease in hydrogen compressor load was scale formation in steam condenser.

Europe's troubles have given investors good reason to worry; but they are not the only cause for concern.

As a guideline, if you answer yes to 15 or more of these questions, there may be cause for concern.

and the irrational energy demand is the external cause for system crisis, which worsens operating situation of the system.

Back in August, Tang's ordinariness was cause for relief: authorities quickly figured out that he wasn't a terrorist, and the Games went on.

The cause for the current issues of adult higher education management of increasing number and growing magnitude is multifaceted .

More intriguing, though, istheultimate cause, for he thinks it might be adaptive, rather than pathological.

There's cause for optimism -- or at least faith in people's capacity for self-delusion.

The Chelsea midfielder failed to shine in England's win over Wales at the weekend and Eriksson has conceded his form is a cause for concern.

A reduction in right ventricular contractility is an unusual cause for impaired emptying of the systemic venous reservoir.

That at least should be cause for celebration, not regret.

No cause for her suicide could be imagined by us.

This is a larger ulceration. The cause for the ulceration in this case was an underlying neoplasm.

Since then, however, a series of mostly negative developments has been a cause for more concern.

Criminal law theory and judicial practice, the multi-case behavior due to a qualitative result is a cause for concern.

The assignment of a cause for OOS results will be greatly facilitated if the retained sample preparations are examined promptly.

Spiraling drug costs, inadequate insurance and big out-of-pocket expenses are all cause for public distress.

There is no cause for self-satisfaction in the long denial of equal rights of millions of Americans.

Following Hurricane Jeanne, every major storm has been a cause for concern for the people of Gonaives.

There has never been any reasonable cause for such fears.

The cartoon image of a lively expression, you can continue to advance with technology, continuously cause for freshness.

And the producing method of manual workshops is considered to be the main cause for restricting its development.

After the cause for suspension of examination disappears, the examination and prosecution shall be resumed.

The cause for your current instability, unfortunately, is you.

If this test program also displays socket exceptions, this eliminates the load testing product as a cause for the socket exceptions.

The paper presents an analysis of the cause for shear crack and deflection of long span prestressed concrete box-girder bridge.

The oil market is complex, but such erratic price movement in one of the world's most crucial commodities is a growing cause for alarm.

If China does, the US will again be the cause for the next global crisis.

Conclusion The decreased expression of VEGF and PLGF in placenta tissues may be an important cause for preeclampsia and eclampsia.

The obvious cause for the change in mood is the American economy and the policy stance of the Federal Reserve.

And the announcement a month later of a non-aggression treaty between Germany and the Soviet Union gave Tokyo even more cause for concern.

As shown in Figure 22, the output file for the rejection link records the rejection cause for each rejected record.

The multi-phase fault activities during gas reservoir formation were the main cause for gas multi-formation vertical distribution.

But it also says that there is no cause for panic, as most people tend to drink tea at a warm temperature.

The secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, pitched in, and their formal statements offered some cause for hope.

Is the cause for the epilepsy medication, in many ways and many angles to start, a thorough treatment of adult epilepsy.

The World Wildlife Fund points to Sumatra's rapid deforestation rate as the main cause for the increased threat to the elephants.

All this so that "financial fragility" of the term all the more cause for concern!

Therefore, information asymmetry is not the root cause for fake and inferior products.

In addition, the cause for the difference between in-situ results and laboratory values and its rationality were discussed.

As flawed as the election may have been, there may be some cause for guarded optimism.

The fact that the H5N1 avian influenza virus is firmly established in poultry in some parts of the world is another cause for concern.

One cause for concern, or at least vigilance, is inflation.

But some critics of the company have found cause for complaint.

Now that the Administration is drinking poison to quench thirst of this type of development is a cause for concern.

One might expect slowing growth to be a cause for concern for Chinese authorities.

Chelsea insist there is "no cause for concern" over John Terry's scan following the head injury he suffered in the Carling Cup final.

Clearing your inbox in 40 seconds less than yesterday is cause for a monumental celebration.

In the modern society, the illegitimate children have been invaded at times, their legal status give some cause for the concern.

This represents the most common cause for an enlarged thyroid gland and the most common disease of the thyroid--a nodular goiter.

In other words, the "saving glut" so often cited as a cause for low interest rates really resulted from a decline in global investment.

The lack of a safe germinant environment is the primary cause for the failure of P. euphratica sexual reproduction.

It is a consolation to know that the successor surely carry on the cause for which he strove so faithfully all his life.

The rise of Chinese manufacturing is no cause for hysteria; while it poses some challenges, the good news far outweighs the bad.

Although his peace policy received broad support, the cause for peace was still fraught with difficulties and pain.

Thus they that prosecuted the cause for the city, and for the people, and the sacred vessels, did soon suffer unjust punishment.

"The whole point of the arrangement, " explains Joe, "is to avoid giving anyone cause for offense. "

Eighty to 90% of these patients have no specific external cause for their disease, which is therefore labeled "idiopathic" before.

Higher commodity prices should be a cause for investor concern rather than celebration.

Suggestion: Instruct the PM and QA to analyze the feedback and determine the cause for it.

Have the related experience of the tooling design audit, can find out the root cause for the tooling problem.

The results show that the irrationality for structural design and manufacturing process is principal cause for bottom corrosion.

A stomach ache is usually no cause for alarm.

In our experience, the number one cause for a system crash is running out of paging space.

The scientists concede that the return of one animal to a species' ancient range is hardly cause for jubilation.

I do not believe that it is yet time to panic but certainly the 12 suspected cases of swine flu in Colombia must be cause for concern.

These impediments to growth are being removed but a fresh cause for concern is the strengthening yen.

A period of depressed mood which lasts for several days or a few weeks is a normal part of life and is not necessarily a cause for concern.

Which might be a cause for regret in many places.

Inflation is always a cause for concern. But, today, not for panic.

Coatings on the market now, wood stain and varnish a wide range of products and choose the right products is a cause for headache.

The appearance of human cases in areas without reported poultry outbreaks is a cause for concern.

Teacher migration is a root cause for the poor quality of education in remote areas.

This behavior is cause for this year's GDP index is no longer good.

The root cause for the content of graduation project, the bridge design, the bridge for continuous prestressed concrete girder bridge.

Ignorance isn't the only cause for phantom Bible verses. Confusion is another.

Neither of us wishes to have such cause for this kind of unnecessary concern.

A bacterium is identified as the cause for His duodenal ulcer.

It is a remarkable achievement, yet for a government fixated on stability such figures are also a cause for concern.

Waste is the reason that product flow stops and is the cause for non competitiveness.

During Dorn says of , as the largest finance financier of U. S. deficit spending, China had has particular calls cause for concern.

Rising demand alone would not necessarily be cause for alarm, if supplies could rise proportionately.

If modest deficits appeared in the federal budgets in Roosevelt's first term, it was mainly a cause for political embarrassment.

(II) Upon becoming aware of the cause for cancellation, it waives the cancellation right by express statement or by conduct.

Li-ion batteries use cobalt oxide electrodes, which are the main cause for excessive heating.

Recent food scandals involving dyed steamed buns and lean meat powder have given Chinese shoppers more cause for concern at the supermarket.

Let me say how grateful I am to all those who supported me and supported the cause for which we have fought.

And when they had gone away they said to one another, This man has done nothing which might give cause for death or prison.

The growing tension between the Obama administration and business is a cause for national concern.

After hours of searching, they found the cause for the malfunction: the machine was unplugged.

Many believe the continuously increasing enrollment of college students is the major cause for a competitive 2009 job market.

Dorn says, as the largest finance financier of U. S. deficit spending, China has particular cost cause for consume|concern.

The immediate cause for this cataclysm was the recession.

So far this year, however, the trade figures have provided cause for comfort.

Tell the sun bar that being fat is not cause for being fired.

The root cause for current economic imbalances within individual countries, among countries and regions is uneven development.

Despite allowing reasonable discrimination, the FCC says that "pay for priority" would "raise significant cause for concern" .

In this part, it educes the status quo of peasant's value, and further analyzes the cause for this status quo.

A lot can happen in 25 years, but the line-up for next year's change of leadership does not give cause for optimism.

For some people, hearing voices in their heads is a positive experience, not a sign of mental illness or cause for distress.

But some say that the new figures aren't exactly the cause for celebration.

Nevertheless, certain characteristics of informal agency processes give special cause for concern .

The heavy rain was the cause of the flood cause for.

But will this Christmas be a cause for happiness and celebration or disappointment and embarrassment?

In the majority of cases, a specific cause for cerebral palsy cannot be identified.

Maintain and improve equipment, analyze and find root cause for equipment fault; minimize variation in equipment performance.

Though triggered by construction, the root cause for the congestion is chronic overcrowding on key national arteries.

But the fact [the plane] has not appeared on radar when it neared land gives me cause for concern.

Diarrhoea and respiratory infections are the main cause for child deaths in India.

In some societies the failure to bear children (or males) is a threat to the marriage and a ready cause for divorce.

Then, she chewed the windowsill. This was actually attached to our rented apartment, so it was cause for concern.

The root cause for interoperability remains the same--multiple users in different frequency bands using different waveforms.

STEVE EMBER: The defeat of Germany was cause for great celebration in Britain, the United States and other Allied nations.

Companies accepting Chinese equity stakes are surely no greater cause for worry than governments depending on Chinese credit lines.

Together, these numbers hardly represent the disaster leading Democrats say they do, but neither are they cause for unrestrained glee.

Park Shin Hye and recently active in the international arena as a "new generation of Korean Queen " cause for concern.

Only Iran, for whom Syria is a priceless Arab ally, and Hizbollah, the Lebanese Shia movement Damascus sponsors, have real cause for alarm.

In addition, infection, that was a major cause for death in children and young people, should not be neglected.

But it will still be true, and if it proves a cause for regret and frustration on one side, it should also bring shame on the other.

With the social and economic development, urban transport problems are becoming increasingly a cause for concern.

Author of Fast Food Nation Eric Schlosser's pain is palpable, but a big harvest should be a cause for celebration for everyone else.

Though there may not be much in terms of detail right now, what we do already know is cause for excitement.

Researchers are convinced of a genetic cause for the disease.

We reviewed radiographic postoperative imaging to establish a structural cause for any radiculopathy.

Results: Respiratory tract infection is the main predisposing cause for heart failure in aged group.

Today, social and economic development, urban transport problems are becoming increasingly a cause for concern.

Prasanna, not visible to me at that moment, was the strongest one of all so at that time, I have no cause for worry.

As far as we knew, there was no cause for concern.

But this does not mean there is no cause for worry at all.

But the existent public goods supply system becomes a major cause for the inefficiency of public goods supply in countryside.

Throughout East China Food and Beverage industry, another cause for concern is the phenomenon of low-level positions the high wastage rate.

But unlike many pinched places, McAllen has cause for a degree of optimism.