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A choice with some reservations, as I'm guessing is often the case for one's home town.

The charitable case for all this is outlined by Tyler Cowen: No one in Congress has a mandate to deliver any sort of deal.

One can also read the book as a reminder of what would have to be the case for a genuine democracy to function.

Even so, that does not add up to a compelling case for regulation, since it is hard to see how consumers could be made better off.

And that does indeed seem to be the case for ReCAPTCHA, a system launched by Dr von Ahn and his colleagues two years ago.

If that were to be the case for the Padang earthquake, the event could reduce the likelihood of a great quake at that location anytime soon.

Over the last couple of years, however, I have revised my views and I have become convinced of the case for a mandatory separation.

It might be possible to make a convincing case for an air strike on Iran if you could somehow erase the memory of the disaster of Iraq.

If you feel like you didn't make a good case for yourself, you could try going back to your manager within the next day or two.

Clark said she felt that the case for war had not been made - she wanted a UN security council resolution as a basic condition.

While mania is often portrayed as a pleasurable experience, that is not the case for many people with bipolar disorder.

Every bit of the oleander plant is toxic, unlike the case for other plants where just the flower or sap might be poisonous.

A tendency to deny the personality system is being abused, this should be the case for the system into a universally applicable system.

And the above paragraph doesn't seem to be a bad description of the US or UK economy, which suggests the case for stimulus is strong.

samples are relatively easy to extract from the collector plates, that is not the case for the interstellar dust samples.

He made a compelling case for why foreign aid is an essential component of an effective national security strategy.

My Truth tells me that the word should be upper case, for that is the importance I place on it.

President Clinton made a strong case for how the U. S. government's commitment to global health helps to strengthen national security.

Writing in the journal, Whiteside said the latest research was the "strongest case for a volcanic cause of a mass extinction to date" .

The president has just a month and a half to make the case for keeping Democrats in charge in Washington to voters itching for change.

The case for defending the dollar as the nominal anchor of the international economy has therefore never been weaker.

Although, you'll have to admit, all that constitutes a pretty compelling case for including him at or near the bottom of our list.

For Shanghai, the long-term weather forecast doesn't predict a probability of rain as was the case for the last race in Malaysia.

Studies with twins like the "Giggle" twins seem to make a case for heredity, don't they?

Then, too, we are a materially improved society, and by our own improvements we seem to have weakened the case for further change.

Obviously, it was just a small case for Uncle Fung, since he was well protected by his profession and magic weapons.

Westmoreland puts the case for his glasses in his mouth as he cleans his bleeding wound.

It all adds up to a clear case for more action. Yet Mr. Bernanke indicated that he has done all he's likely to do. Why?

Mr Blair, then still trying to please everybody and offend nobody, said the report made a "powerful case for the system it recommends" .

All she needs is to show that there might be a case for discrimination and you could find the onus of proof is on you.

Some privacy advocates and lawmakers said the disclosures helped build a case for an overarching online-privacy law.

Using one of these collectors allows you to predict the worst case for completing a specific task.

If I had to make a case for Osborne's approach I would invoke what used to be called the "balanced Budget multiplier" .

Between them, consumers and employees have made a strong business case for sustainability.

Well, that might be the case for you as an OO developer, but for the Enterprise the database is much more important.

Among the main focuses, user-interface work emerged as a primary use-case for the usage of custom XML markup inline in an SVG document.

All that it declares is that this container contains ordinary content in content space, which is clearly the case for our message board.

There might seem to be a case for judicious intervention since both sellers and buyers suffer.

I certainly hope that the three refinements will continue to anchor expectation firmly. This seems to have been the case for the past year.

Review the past for me, let us argue the matter together; state the case for your innocence.

Given India's relatively low emissions per head, he said there was "no case" for the "pressure" on India.

'I don't think it's that hard to make a case for a bit of a lift, ' she says. 'But we don't see robust growth. '

He tried to hire a lawyer, he said, but lawyers shunned the case for fear of drawing the local government's wrath.

The case for a bail-out was not to save banks or their resident fat cats; it was that a depression would not stay in Manhattan.

"They were very rough, " she said, adding that she is fortunate that her family accepts her, unlike the case for some of her friends.

This year, I decided to kick off fall camping with a custom set of skewers and a carrying case for my family.

If the case for staying depended on extrapolating from the modest gains the general claims for his surge, it would be a weak one.

In fact, I still remember the adage Bob used to explain why he took my case for free. He said, "In doing, we learn. "

The moral of this financial Kabuki play is that government intervention does not always work immediately, or, in this case, for a decade.

If the goal were to strengthen links between immigration and development, the answer would be to make a case for more open borders.

Economists said the data underpinned the case for the Fed to lower interest rates sharply at a meeting next week.

A century ago psychologists made a strong case for the creation of a new stage of human development which we now take for granted.

It would simply be impossible to make the case for it if, in addition, it were to be perceived as a source of enduring instability.

Europe continues to push the case for yet another of its own to run the IMF and the US frets over the end of quantitative easing.

The researchers did not make out a case for the phenomenon.

A vibration period tends to decrease or remain constant as energy is lost, as is the case for a pendulum.

The 770's installation, as is often the case for such devices, is built around BusyBox.

Which brings me to a final thought: maybe all this amounts to a case for Rick Perry.

You probably won't use these very often, but they are easy to work with and provide a good first use case for RichFaces syntax.

` And being like most teenagers, I would roll my eyes and try to make a case for really, really NEEEEEEEDING it.

You know, he says there is no room, nor case for broad-based personal or corporate income tax cuts or credits or rebates.

These factors are legion but at least two are very relevant to the case for introducing evolution to young children especially.

Even in an average year, he said, about 10 suppliers fail, making the case for dual sourcing even if that reduces economies of scale.

During the Cold War, American diplomats decided that the United States needed to make the case for the American way of life abroad.

They said "the case for a massive global fiscal stimulus continues to grow" .

In their case for their teachers and the incredible people who are trying to help them rebuild their lives at Fairbridge.

Their biggest fear was that deaths, injuries and failures from sham treatments would undermine the case for genuine therapies.

Instead, a good message needs to make sense and transcend the sort of numbers that make the business case for decisions.

And, although Mr Sarkozy has embraced the case for change, his instincts are not at all those of a free-market Thatcherite.

Norman Lamb, the employment relations minister, said the ruling boosted the case for changing EU rules on holiday rights.

In fact, there has already been a test case for how the mortgage market would function without Fannie and Freddie.

The student really had a strong case for full credit since he had really answered the question completely and correctly!

This seems to be an ideal use case for dynamic server launching.

Yesterday, he made his case for it, first to Palestinians, then to Israelis.

But to build the case for what I mean by "overload, " we will start at the bottom of the hierarchy of needs and work our way up.

The famous 'Stanford Prison Experiment' argues a strong case for the power of the situation in determining human behaviour.

China is now a test-case for the theory, given strong indications that the property market is getting close to bubble territory.

Granted, that may not be the case for the Middle East sovereign wealth funds, which tend to be a function of oil prices.

With budget cuts looming, the navy must make a strong case for funding any of its projects.

In any case, for now PC makers still seem to be off the hook.

Thus, with a painful impartiality, did the young man make out the case for Beaufort, and for Beaufort's victim.

Hosting an Asia-Pacific trade summit in Hawaii a few days earlier, Mr Obama laid out the case for open, liberal trade in Asia.

And now environmentalists are trying to use capitalism to make the case for shark conservation.

Lyon stopper Fabio Grosso also made a good case for a start after coming on as a substitute in Berne and could have earned Don's trust.

Neither man has used the term pushi jiazhi publicly, but the liberals' case for Mr Wen, at least, is a strong one.

Mr Karnik urged that there was a "strong case" for the two countries to collaborate in the future.

Everything seems to be going pretty well, and she has yet to make a case for change.

There is also a case for forcing banks to finance themselves with a slice of junior "hybrid" debt (which has never been state-guaranteed).

This was not the case for men, who seemed to expect the cartoons to be funny from the start.

If one leader made the case for armed intervention in Kosovo it was the British prime minister, Tony Blair.

he was , as everybody must see , in a sad case for his patriotism.

But if she wants to measure up to Adenauer or Helmut Kohl, she must persuade Germans of the case for change.

If these arguments are right, there might be a case for some fairly radical responses, especially a greater focus on redistribution.

It was this view that this silence hit, if that is not the case for China's rich and cynical attitude shocked.

Moreover, studies suggest that this may be the case for some time.

That's not the case for one major reason: transformation contexts do not support multiple inheritances.

There could be a strong business case for doing so, as well.

More than 220 years after Hamilton made his case for a fiscal union, America's national debt no longer answers all of the purposes of money.

I have yet to see a politician climbing on to a soapbox to proclaim the ideological case for nationalising the banks.

However, Mr Bolton said on Tuesday that he was "as convinced as ever" by the long-term case for investing in China.

Vendors and practitioners make their case for the nature of the Cloud and its status as the "Next Big Thing! "

This agent allows the approver to see the procurement case for the approval as shown in figure 16.

At any point, anybody can show up in one of several IRC conversations and make a case for a target.

It is very tough to say how long this will remain the case for, as much of it depends on what further action governments take.

As on health reform, it has failed to make a convincing case for its policy, or even to decide what its policy should be.

The deeper case for reform is that this system no longer contributes to a desirable pattern of development.

Walker Royce makes a strong case for adopting modern software development practices based on an understanding of the economics involved.

Pfau and Kay make a strong case for not just being a great employer, but letting people know you are a great employer.

This is often the case for domain-specific codes or status indicators.

However, the case for dynamic data in a DTD is not always so easily understood.

The case for a bear market rally in the next few weeks looks strong, provided the market can avoid more bad news on the credit front.

Note that the case for the ftBlob is not a 100 percent certainty: most BLOB fields contain just binary data, not always images.

The most straightforward use case for a Typeahead component consists of a simple dictionary lookup.

Which is often the case for lattice vibrations.

The report makes out a strong case for increased spending on hospitals.

That was definitely the case for us tonight. We stepped up to the plate and dealt with it.

Some, however, would argue that it would be dangerous to use this particular example to support the case for euthanasia.

Mr. Colombo said one tack for Q-Cells would be to 'try to convince the Chinese court to let go' and leave the case for arbitration.

Part one of this three-part series defines the IOF and looks at the business case for it.

This can be the case for aggregation calculations like in the bank example above but also in the case of reporting.

The report makes out a strong case for spending more money on hospitals.

One of the most time-consuming tasks at the testing stage of database-based application is to generate test case for stored procedure.

This is often the case for access to packaged applications.

Not to your customers, although I could make a case for that.

This was only the case for women. Extraordinarily attractive men weren't found to be discriminated against.

This is just about feasible at the moment, when centenarians are still comparatively rare, but it will not be the case for much longer.

Although it would be possible to create a stored procedure in the relational case, for this case it would be much more complicated.

In fact, that's the case for device drivers, which are often shipped by the manufacturer of a hardware device.

The case for a change in regime and a gradual appreciation of the currency has become more difficult to argue after the crisis.

More daring voices are even suggesting that there may be a case for an official presence at board meetings.

The case for treating Asia as a shared space, falling under a columnist's purview, is only reinforced.

The changes to its charter could help support its case for being a more independent organization from the Singapore government.

And the case for a positive second-half contribution from residential investment continues to look better to me.

On this non-relativist view the case for recognizing a right depends on showing that it honors or advances some important human good.

Without the metrics to determine how well mobile, geotargeted ads work, there simply hasn't been a business case for using them, he adds.

Building a stronger case for restraint, researchers in and out of China say, will require access to even more detailed data.

Military coups and political repression did not help make the case for membership of Europe's democratic club.

Metals prices in London are up about 13 per cent this month, strengthening the case for non-exclusive sales of debt and equity.

These conditions are relatively common; ask your doctor to examine whether one of them is the case for you.

Moreover, this variety makes and keeps work interesting. . . at least that's the case for me.

What I do remember is how struck I was by his post, The Case for the $100 Business, written back in 2009.

A mythical historical narrative to justify the case for such a protracted war is already being articulated.

But these objections nevertheless suggest some important caveats to the case for driving bosses out of the boardroom.

Its value is lower than would have been the case for an alternative "core" eurozone of fewer countries, making exports more competitive.

But even if there were, the case for big banks holding higher levels of loss-absorbing capital would not be weakened.

The article brings out a case for cities which are similar to Changchun during the study of Changchun urban tourism development.

eg. He has made out a strong case for the repeal of the law.

As an example, a reservation use case for a business application could provide a textual description (human readable) of the use case.

The British government thinks this frames the case for a third runway at the airport.

Nobody has a free hour to hear your sob story. You have to make a compelling case for busy people to clear time for you.

To understand the case for statistical views, we first look at the above two assumptions, which may not be true in general.

Graham's "Treatise on Bread and Bread-Making, " written in 1837, made a persuasive case for what is now known as a high-fiber diet.

As for Alwyn's historical account of the Second World War, it seems that education is a key use-case for this feed.

Make sure there IS a good case for your initiative and if it does fail, share and learn from what went wrong.

The German Ifo indicator has been at its highest level in 15 years, which certainly is not the case for Italy's confidence indicator.

On the same subject : briefing, we believe there is a strong case for an addition to the document relating to brand personality .

While it may fulfill a voyeuristic impulse, it was hard to make a business case for this social metaphor.

In making the case for Agile in an uncertain economy, our focus needs to be on management as much as it is on development.

The data was not so weak, however, to build a case for a surprise easing when the U. S. central bank meets on Tuesday.

A few hours later, the president shifted focus and took his case for better relations directly to the Russian people.

The usual (probably the only relevant) use case for partial methods is light weight event handling in combination with code generation.

In a world where people like to talk about Jesus changing their hearts, he presents the case for "faith" in scrupulously secular terms.

Firstly, there was a strong case for both Russia and Qatar.

This is especially the case for regions that are home to well-developed and lucrative counterfeiting industries, he said.

we were told that there were no other rooms available, and this was apparently the case for all three nights we were staying.

Moreover, the investment case for miners has improved since the last crisis: they have less debt and cash flows are solid.

As I said in my introduction, a common use case for RCC is creating UI widgets.

Despite the title, her latest book is not so much a case for God as a case against atheism.

The judge threw out the case for lack of evidence: the Frenchman could not provide the court with the original melon, since he had eaten it.

The NAS can only dismiss the scientific case for the design of the flagellum by distorting the facts about the structure.

I think you've always been able to make the case for both in Chicago: What became a legend most?

Defining a separate use case for each report helps you to find the right stakeholder -- and not to bother other stakeholders.

It is typical for many organizations to produce a business case for their largest projects, also often called "programs" or "initiatives. "

The various assumptions I've used are reasonable enough that I think you'd have to make a case for why they are wrong.

First, people in the sciences did not make an effective case for the implications of their work.

Paz, an intelligent and harassed man, began by setting forth the general case for revolution with fluency and candour.

But that does not undercut the general case for legalisation. On the contrary.

Give a dog a bad name and hang him is true in George's case. For no one ever has a good word to say for him now.

If there ever was a case for the forceful removal of a leader this was it.

Organic Exchange also made a well-researched case for how organic cotton could be a strategic advantage for the firm.

and a heat emission unit configured to guide external air of the case for heat emission of the compressor and the condenser.

Yet up to the end of 1965, every case for twenty years or more was tainted by Russian " sticky fingers" .

IF EVER there were an urgent case for change in Congo after years of neglect and war, it is Kinshasa's general hospital.

British pro-Europeans like to think their compatriots would warm to the EU if politicians would only make the case for it.

The Six Sigma Black Belt should be able to make the business case for attempting to accomplish these goals.

Fill out the next screen as follows, ensuring that you use the correct case for the names.

Consider this very brief use case for a hypothetical browser-based software system for an auto rental company.

The case for allowing Greece to default has never been stronger.

And "partial meltdown" was the case for three Japan reactors following the devastating earthquake and tsunami in March.

There is the possibility of a relapse, but I hope financial institutions will remember the business case for sustainability.

This, then, would be a classic case for intervention by the International Monetary Fund.

You will if it is the right case for the game but that ultimately depends on the game we are making at the time.

As is always the case for solar eclipses, the public was warned to take great care.

I take solace in the fact that the average American today has a much richer understanding of the case for liberty today.

one final note , when you called your representative asked that we update your address on your pending case for the purpose of processing.

Mr. Siris has long been one of the most public faces of the bull case for small and midsize Chinese companies listed on Western exchanges.

In an indirect style, common in Chinese political discourse, he was making a case for a big international role for the yuan.

He added: "The case for a serious review of how the banking industry is structured and regulated is strong. "

But the latest round of speculation over his health makes the case for such a pool stronger than ever.

Finally, you can implement the traditional use case for exception handling over a block of code as shown in Listing 7.

The legal case for the order rests on the supervisory power that inheres in the President's status as head of the executive branch.

While his work originally made a case for open source releases, it has gone on to inspire many outside of the open source realm.

But hasn't there been a transformational global event that has changed the case for gold, too?

Other scientists, however, say there is not enough evidence to make a strong case for such findings.

In a speech earlier this year, Mr Paulson eloquently made the case for China to accelerate the reform of its capital and financial markets.

We also completed a study and a public consultation on the case for establishing a commercial credit reference agency.

You could make a very strong case for Alonso being the finest deep-lying midfield playmaker in the world.

When meeting with your manager, make a case for why you deserve a bump in pay, based on your performance, not personal needs.

Starr appealed Woods's decision to the Eighth Circuit Court and requested that the judge be thrown off the case for bias.

It was George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, who bore the burden of substantively rejecting the case for fiscal loosening.

But there may be a case for the Fed to schedule extra, smaller purchases to avoid a sharp rise in yields when the current programme ends.

It looks as though 2008 confirmed the case for index investing in consumers' minds. Indexers are in the ascendant.

Similarly, a mother with sons becomes sympathetic to the 'male' case for lower taxes and a smaller supply of public goods.

While the human diet is now rich in fats, this was not the case for early humans.

The project's goal is to better understand the cacophony's nature and its impact on sea mammals as a way to build the case for reductions.

The court, by its decision, may affirm or reverse the court below, or may remand the case for a new trial.

It is not sufficient for the columns to be implicitly convertible types, as is generally the case for UNION.

It is very difficult to tell someone, 'This is only going to be the case for another few years. '

American swimmer Michael Phelps made a strong case for claiming the title of greatest Olympian of all time.

2, The report should make a strong case for that event.

Simplifications can be useful, especially when they serve as a model, in this case, for implementing cybernetic neural nets.

Although he still views public transport as the best option, Che said that it isn't the case for many other car owners who pursue comfort.

Common unit tests, however, are of advantage when it is desirable to reuse abstract tests, as it is the case for various container tests.

To use our product finder to help choose the right case for you .

This would not be the case for a DB2 Connect gateway implementation, which I'll discuss later.

There is a case for progressive taxation, since the well-off can afford to pay more even as a percentage of income.

This can be the case for processes that appear as icons in the notification area, at the far right of the taskbar.

The case for lumbar fusion as a treatment for chronic low back pain due to degenerative disc disease is described as an example.

Every time when you score a goal you are relieved because you feel you've done something special and that was the case for me.

Yet the case for deploying the west's military might , in what now looks like a civil war, is not unequivocal .

There is a strong objective case for believing they are being complacent, and that faster reform is essential to sustain China's growth.

The appellate court may affirm or reverse the decision of the lower court, or may remand the case for a new trial.

The president is taking the case for the stimulus plan directly to the American people.

Therefore, we started to look for quantitative data that would clearly show the business case for using this paradigm.

The Leaf serves as a test case for how more than 20 electric cars due in the next three years will be rated by the EPA.

On balance, then, I do not think the case for a European head of the IMF is made overwhelming by the current crisis.

This week, the Air Force made a loud public case for why the Pentagon should invest in a new long-range bomber.

Would this have been the case for many of these Harvard graduates had high-quality, affordable child care been widely available?

Finally the apocalyptic tone sometimes used in attempts to drive a message home can further hinder the case for constructive action.

Such is the case for the discovery by Youyou Tu and colleagues of artemisinin (also known as Qinghaosu) for treatment of malaria.

This design model can be a useful reference as a design case for other tooth profiles.

I feel that there is a pretty strong case for interpreting the recent surge in commodity prices as a monetary phenomenon.

If Rio's accident-prone board is recommending the deal, there must be a prima facie case for doing something else.

The box was a packing- case for breakfast food, and Mr. Higginbotham had charged him half a dollar for it.

So the electricity actually become a new case, for community on business, and that introduce new monetary and social value in the community.

Meanwhile, Benitez believes there could be a case for introducing technology into the game to aid referees.

"There is a strong case for doing too much rather than too little, " said Olivier Blanchard, the fund's chief economist.

In any case, for now I'll focus only on the word processor component of KOffice and OpenOffice. org.

will this be the case for areas like this when the NM fault reacts to the current tension?

But despite the rehabilitation of the case for regulation, politicians may find it hard to get a grip.