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The countries which did not experience the long boom in prices seen in the Anglo-Saxon world are now apparently avoiding the bust.

Lazarus Zim, a previous boss of Anglo American South Africa, left in 2006 to set up a BEE investment firm after just a year in the job.

But once the Anglo-French divide is transcended, the question of what defines the Commonwealth becomes still harder.

Today, the French media are asking why "England is burning" , just as the Anglo-Saxon press posed the question of Paris six years ago.

I never cease to be amazed how her coalition managed to frame this complex financial crisis purely in terms of Anglo-Saxon greed.

I was raised in northern California in a predominantly white, Anglo-Saxon suburb with a complicated sense of my own identity.

As decade - long Anglo-Saxon consumption peters out, a secular bear market is possible.

For the time being, though, almost everyone seems to have it in for the Anglo-Saxons.

I used to worked with a lot of Anglo influences because before I started listening to salsa , it was all about rock in my house.

The concept of criminal behavior in Anglo-American Criminal Law is different from that of continental legal system.

The Anglo-Australian company earlier announced that four male staff had been detained in Shanghai but said the reason remained unclear.

Such a trick has been used to boost Anglo's capital before.

Or, to put it another way and teach the Chinese authorities a good bit of teenage Anglo-American insouciance: good luck with that.

Who would have predicted at my birth or at his death what a severe blow to me would be the demise of this estimable Anglo-Indian!

But such downturns are more severe in countries with the Anglo-Saxon sort of financial system, because their lending is more procyclical.

Although Alfred encouraged reading and writing in Anglo-Saxon as well as in Latin, most works continued to be written in Latin.

The ministry would seek information from Anglo chief executive Cynthia Carroll at a previously scheduled meeting on Thursday, he said.

Even Spain, with its new Anglo-Saxon business culture, tried to stop a German utility from taking over a Spanish power company.

As the son of an Anglo mother and a Hispanic father, however, he knew all along that the task was not always possible.

Although some parts of his analysis may appear too mercantilist to the Anglo-Saxon reader, his main thesis is all too convincing.

France's Nicolas Sarkozy was the only one who insisted last week that the crisis spelt the demise of "Anglo-Saxon capitalism" .

But the fact that the Anglo-Australian miner is weighing a bid at all suggests it has emerged from its post-Alcan funk.

It may have been a collection of Anglo-Saxon heirlooms buried at a later time.

In the financial world, our lousy "Anglo-Saxon" system of supervision and regulation had in practice meant no regulation at all, he said.

However, an Anglo American company official said the $4bn was the likely total investment in the project.

We do not know how to close the gap in reading, science and math between Anglo and Asian students and black and Hispanic students.

But in most industries the underlying logic of the Anglo-Saxon model is no more or less obvious today than it was two years ago.

For, despite his qualities, Tintin has never been a big hit in the Anglo-Saxon world.

The long years of being lectured about their inadequacies by the Anglo-Saxons were over.

I grew up in a WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant) household, and my wife grew up in a Cuban household.

Anglo-Saxon poets wrote things about war, exile, the sea with its hardship and its fascination, ruined cities and minstrel life.

There was a "perception of the conversion event as a spiritual battle, " writes Karen Jolly, an authority on Anglo-Saxon popular religion.

The "sandwich economy" between China and Japan is looking limp around the edges, thanks mainly to its oddly Anglo-Saxon appetite for debt.

If one more person tells me at a dinner party that it's our own "Anglo Saxon fault" for living on credit, I shall scream.

My understanding of the general rule in the Anglo-American tradition is that there is no legal duty to rescue the child.

This process is called voir dire, an Anglo-French term meaning "to speak the truth. "

The Rio deal would give Chinalco as much as an 18% stake in the Anglo-Australian miner as well as direct stakes in a number of its mines.

Anglo American said the plan was to build a "clean coal to chemicals" project.

The word loot itself is an Anglo-Indian word with a root in the Hindi word "lut" .

and Pringle, exaggerating the disaster, goes so far as to say that the Anglo-Dutch army was reduced to thirty-four thousand men.

If Xstrata can find the money for a premium, shareholders are likely to force Anglo's management into talks.

But all that the widow of the high Anglo-Indian official said to me was: "Come along, Ruby, have a cup of tea. "

France itself was unreliable and needed in turn to be checked by an Anglo-Austrian alliance at times.

But Tuesday, the Anglo-Dutch company would commit to that growth only for the next three years, declining to forecast beyond then.

However, Mick Davis, chief executive of Xstrata, indicated that his company continued to eye Anglo.

Anglo American feminist criticism is no longer concerned with the literary productions of a supposedly separate and "other" female culture.

Vale, Brazil's biggest mining group, was forced to admit yesterday it was in talks over a takeover of its Anglo-Swiss rival Xstrata.

Much of the rest of his tale concerns Sean Fitzpatrick's disastrous mortgage bank, Anglo Irish.

ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE'S chronicles of the Anglo-Saxon world did not stop with America.

The medieval city lost tens of thousands of citizens and nearly every building to heavy Anglo-American bombing near the end of World War II.

In preaching reform and openly admiring the Anglo-American system, he seems to embrace liberalisation and more competition.

Top Anglo shareholders rejected Xstrata's call for "a merger of equals, " betting that initial proposal was just an opening play.

The much-touted miracle of Anglo-Saxon capitalism turned out to be a mirage.

So how did the portrait come to be in the hands of a leading Anglo-Irish family, and how did it go unnoticed?

Expert witness system is countries of Anglo-American law system is an important part of the system.

The best American newspapers are certainly superior to their Anglo-Australian counterparts in terms of depth and seriousness.

Anglo American, the mining group, has gone against its conservative image in its choice of a new chief executive, announced yesterday.

Anticipatory breach in British and American law is different, although it is called as "Anglo-American law's anticipatory breach" .

Executives of the Anglo-Dutch oil company Shell have been defending their Nigerian operations at a parliamentary hearing in the Netherlands.

The sale marks a further scaling-down of the Oppenheimer family's links with Anglo American, the company Ernest Oppenheimer founded in 1917.

And just as few traces of the less permanent Anglo-Saxon structures remain today, the same goes for Old English.

In the countries of Anglo-American law system, being in the broadest sense of the expert witness or act as general witness.

It was only after 1204 that Dover found itself in the front line of Anglo-French rivalry.

William replaced the witan , the council of the Anglo-Saxon kings, with the Grand Council of his new tenants-in-chief.

If the British could choose their leader from a host of recent Anglo-American greats, they would pick Bill Clinton before Tony Blair.

"I wouldn't say that our legal system . . . is any worse than the Anglo-American system, " he said.

The only Scottish - based boats which request the permits are Anglo- Spanish vessels administered from Ayr and Ullapool.

International competitions began with Anglo-French matches around 1900, leading to archery's appearance in the Olympic Games of that year.

However, the reform of New Public Management developed in the state of Anglo-Saxon system, America, England, Australia and New Zealand.

"We deliberately did not introduce an Anglo-Saxon model. "

Rhodes believed that the Anglo-Saxons were the finest of all races, and the British empire was God's instrument to maximise their influence.

Furthermore, Anglo looks to be in a weaker position than many of its competitors in the industry.

Moreover, his London trip was not the first time that Mr Sarkozy has tried to seduce the French with an Anglo-Saxon foray.

By 1623, the Anglo-Dutch reached a tacit understanding: Dutch East India monopoly Islands, the British monopoly of the Indian subcontinent.

If they had an outfit of Anglo-Saxon nerves, they would be as wretched as we frequently suppose them to be.

However it portrays its plans, the Swiss miner evidently smells Anglo's blood and is crawling like a leopard towards it.

Nevertheless, as a member of the Anglo-Irish ruling class, Swift received the best education Ireland could offer.

They would be directly exposed to the enlightening refulgence of our Anglo-Saxon attitudes.

Not so long ago, Berlin depicted the financial crisis as an Anglo-Saxon problem.

At this period, after his long fast, the toad has a very spiritual look, like a strict Anglo-Catholic towards the end of Lent.

Aluminum Corp of China suspended its shares yesterday amid expectations of a deal with Rio Tinto, the Anglo-Australian miner.

His grandfather had fought against the British during the Anglo-Boer war.

In 1860, the Anglo-French Allied Forces invaded Beijing and set fire to many of the buildings within the garden.

Immigration and a common Anglo-Saxon heritage tie them culturally to North America and the United Kingdom.

Anglo Saxons were known locally as "Americans. " The hierarchy of nationalities was expressed in a way peculiar to the region.

Some of this fuss reflects the culture shock in countries suddenly facing the full rigours of Anglo-American capitalism.

De Beers has pushed back its results to February 20, to be announced alongside those of its parent, Anglo American.

"All the Indians wanted to be Anglo-Indian, " said Malcolm Booth, an 83-year-old officer of the All India Anglo-Indian Association.

In reality, the balkanization project in Sudan has been going on since the end of British colonial rule in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.

The highlight of the trip should be the beatification of Cardinal John Henry Newman, a liberal theologian much beloved of Anglo-Catholics.

The highlight of the trip should be the beatification of Cardinal John Henry Newman, a liberal theologian much beloved of Anglo-Catholics.

After all, during the previous decade, they had to move in the Anglo-Saxon direction, introducing economic reforms to gain competitiveness.

Most people agree that the word "Easter" comes from the Anglo-Saxon4 Goddess Eastre, a symbol of Spring.

By and large, however, Anglo-Saxon poetry is categorised by the manuscripts in which it survives, rather than its date of composition.

The Berlin Airlift was a brilliant demonstration of Anglo-American power, peacefully employed for democratic ends.

A historical region of western England on the Welsh border. It was part of the kingdom of Mercia during Anglo-Saxon times.

Anglo-French relations have thawed considerably since the dispute over farming quotas.

Anglo Irish and Irish Nationwide would no longer take deposits, and their remaining assets would run off under direct state ownership.

Officials point to the presence of Nato forces in neighbouring Afghanistan as a launchpad for Anglo-American interference.

For those farther down the ladder, French companies are hierarchical, holding no truck with Anglo-Saxon notions of "empowerment" .

For those farther down the ladder, French companies are hierarchical, holding no truck with Anglo-Saxon notions of "empowerment" .

Next, Mr Davis proposed a merger with Anglo American, once ranked as one of the titans of the industry.

Nobody seemed to think that Anglo Irish might be insolvent. Even so, the guarantee need not have been quite so broad.

Third, other Irish banks are thought to be big holders of Anglo Irish Bank senior bonds, so they would suffer further losses.

It was precisely this type of thinking that led to Anglo-German naval rivalry, a key factor in unleashing World War I.

One of the enduring mysteries of Anglo- French history may finally have been solved by scientists - thanks to some pairs of trousers.

Hebrew Law, as the source of western legal civilization and Anglo-American law system, takes on a very high researching value.

For the latter group of Anglo-Saxon countries, the currency rate deviations from PPP are at all-time extremes.

Anglo-Saxons worshipped Eastre, a goddess of Spring and fertility, whose sacred animal was the hare.

Foreigners would depart by the planeload, especially the Anglo-American crowd that dominated politics and business during British rule.

Foreigners would depart by the planeload, especially the Anglo-American crowd that dominated politics and business during British rule.

The show began with an Anglo-French rout: Costume design went to the British team behind "Elizabeth: The Golden Age. "

In other words, Anglo-Saxons were able to save their cake and eat it.

Investors remain concerned, however, given that the final cost of dealing with Anglo Irish is unclear.

But Anglo Irish Bank recently reported figures that showed deposits had fallen over the first half of the year.

London has benefited from being perceived as an outcrop of "Anglo-Saxon" capitalism within the more dirigisteEuropean Union.

The aim, according to one booklet, was "to fill Australia's empty spaces with young people of white, essentially Anglo-Saxon stock" .

The Irish government recently dared to force holders of subordinated debt of Anglo Irish Bank, its worst lender, to take a haircut.

Mark Moody-Stuart, Anglo American chairman, said at a mining conference in Beijing yesterday that the new project could be launched in 2009.

Hearsay Evidence is the one of the most controversial evidence types in Anglo-American Evidence Law System.

If you want to hear what English's Anglo - Saxon parent sounded like 1400 years ago, listen to Grendel in this movie.

Almost four weeks later, the Anglo-Australians are still holding out for more.

Fighting with a lance and an axe betrays their Anglo- Saxon and Norman heritage.

that Anglo-French relations only feature in his mind when the annual summit comes along.

The Anglo-Saxons represented the greatest hindrance to the establishment of the New Order.

I feel sure that, in time, Anglo American's board will want to examine comprehensively the merits of this transaction for its shareholders.

He agrees that the crisis "represents the crash of the Anglo-American model" . But he is not keen on heavy regulation.

English idioms, as cultural loads, derive from Anglo- American social life, religious belief, literary allusions and foreign languages.

Lack of capital in Anglo-Saxon economies and massive foreign exchange reserves in the developing world are two sides of the same coin.

It is, in short, one of the canonical "Anglo-Saxon" economies.

I do not think there is any Anglo-Saxon country where the interests of teachers would have roused the same degree of public feeling.

Xstrata, the Anglo-Swiss metals group, has been widely rumoured as a rival bidder for Falconbridge and already owns 19. 9 per cent of it.

Vale, Brazil's mining giant, recently picked up a clutch of assets from Rio Tinto, its debt-laden Anglo-Australian rival.

Generally speaking, money-lending is the main profession of medieval Anglo-Jewry. Many Jewish women are discovered to attend it.

A full scale mock up of the Anglo-French supersonic passenger jet is prepared in Filton, England, for presentation to customer airlines.

Britain cares about its military prowess, as the brouhaha over this week's Anglo-French defence accord suggests (see article).

All men and women, rich and poor, white or colored, Anglo-Saxon or Latino, are to have the equal protection of equal laws.

Advocated Anglo-American alliance, English nation to unite to stop the Soviet Union's "aggression. "

"I will to my lord be true and faithful, and love all which he loves and shun all which he shuns . " - Anglo Saxon Oath of Fealty.

The British Society for Anglo- Chinese Understanding: f. 1965; Chair. - Jim Pennington.

The trust is the guardian angel of the Anglo-Saxon, accompanying him everywhere, impassively, from the cradle to the grave.

Insecurity haunts British practitioners of the Anglo-American relationship.

He lived by the Anglo-Protestant principles he cherished: hard work, honesty, fair play, courage, loyalty and patriotism.

according to the actual effect , there is no actual difference between the continental law system and anglo - american " s" .

Specialists believe that the mat was stolen by the Anglo-French force that invaded China in the 1900s, and later sold to the pearl broker.

Politicians in France, Germany and elsewhere announced the death of the "ultra-liberal" Anglo-Saxon economic model.

They even brought the stories back to the English descendants of the Anglo-Saxons who had been the historic Arthur's enemies.

Not long ago Rio Tinto, another Anglo-Australian giant, reported record profits for the first half of the year.

Chinalco spokesman called it an economically rational decision to prevent the dilution of its ownership in the Anglo-Australian miner.

"Listen, this is a special approach in Anglo-Saxon countries, " he said.

"If I had all these billions I would do this: buy 15 per cent of Anglo-American and get a seat on the board. "

The aftermath of the crisis could widen the gap by reinforcing continental mistrust of free-wheeling Anglo-Saxon finance.

Anglo American alone produces on land as much copper as the likely output of 100 massive-sulphide mines.

Due to their young age these fanatical snipers were later given the nickname 'suicide boys' by the Anglo- American troops.

The construction of US-Anglo "special relationship" constitutes a decisive factor of the origins of the Cold War.

Some Anglo Marshalltown residents lumped Hispanic newcomers into one category: Mexican "illegal alien. "

Our clan is extending soon with a lovely Chinese lady marrying my anglo -Canadian nephew.

Imagism was a movement in early 20th-century Anglo-American poetry that favored precision of imagery, and clear, sharp language.

Business people to speak and communicate thinking, especially anglo-americans business thinking and daily life thinking is different.

BHP Billiton, an Anglo-Australian company that is the world's largest mining firm, is trying to do the biggest deal yet.

In spite of a love-hate relationship with Anglo, Pretoria still views it as a national champion.

When this language arrived, English moved away from Danish and Anglo-Saxon and passed from Old English into Middle English.

Another decade was lost in the 1960s: this one as a result of General Charles de Gaulle's mistrust of the "Anglo-Saxons" .

With the Norman conquest of England, beginning in 1111 the Anglo-Saxon language rapidly diminished as a written literary language.

"Opencast mines were affected, " mostly at Kriel, though they are set up to handle heavy downpours, Anglo said.

DONALD KENNON: "It was a tradition in Anglo-American culture to swear oaths on a Bible. "

Anglo-American law system and continental law system the first difference is no statute.

Nowadays the Spanish government mutters darkly about a conspiracy involving the "Anglo-Saxon media" .

Room of One's Own also investigates the issue of androgyny and is considered a classic in Anglo-feminist literary theory.

The Anglo-Australian miner, however, warns that markets could remain volatile as governments start to end their stimulus programs.

Mr Cameron and Mr Sarkozy are determined to use next month's summit to give new momentum to Anglo-French defence relations.

Much of the dud stuff comes from Anglo Irish Bank, a rogue lender that the government now plans to break up.

Representatives from Anglo-American had what they called "spirited sessions" debating the problem with ANC leaders behind closed doors.

Bannockburn was the site, in 1314, of Scotland's biggest victory in centuries of Anglo-Scottish warfare.

Anglo-American forces under General H. Alexander deliver crippling blows to German General-Field Marshal Kesselring's troops.

There has even been the odd nod from Davos, the church of Anglo-Saxon capitalism, to the possible merits of more interventionist policies.

A further consequence of this lax monetary policy was big trade deficits in the Anglo-Saxon countries.

According to the critics, reforms were urgently needed to bring the management of these companies in line with Anglo-American practice.

in seven countries for hegemony, the Anglo-two people of the Kingdom of the political and cultural impact of expanding.

Anglo-American democracy is based on the United Kingdom's parliamentary model or the separation of powers of the American political system.

BP issues statement thanking England goalkeeper Robert Green for selflessly doing his bit to repair strained Anglo-US relations.

The principle of strict liability in Anglo-American law belongs to an nearly equals to the category of no fault liability.

The resemblance to the Anglo-American system, plus Bologna's emphasis on graduate employability, are big grievances.

the Indo-European parent language. English was first spoken by the Anglo-Saxons who invaded England in the fifth century.

After they conquered some Anglo-Saxon kingdoms in the 9th century, they met the stubborn resistance of Alfred the Great, the king of Wessex.

Analysts speculated that mining rivals Vale, of Brazil, and the Anglo-Australian company Rio Tinto could consider counteroffers.

in most countries of continental law and anglo - american law systems , the act of forcible seizure is classified into robbery or theft.

Modem times is a very important historical period to Anglo-Ameican relations which gradually changed from rivalry to compromise.

Nor did it tame the wild beasts of Anglo-Saxon capitalism, as the French and Germans wanted it to.

published in 2004, Samuel Huntington, a Harvard University professor, argued that Mexicans threatened Anglo-Protestant traditions.

Instead, Rio chose a rights issue and iron-ore joint venture with Anglo-Australian BHP Billiton Ltd. to pay down its debt.

At present, many schools adopted the Anglo-American literature class, "Literary History choose" model.

He is undoubtedly correct to insist that the colonies were part of an Anglo-American empire.

Instead, he blames another less well-known agreement, signed in the same month: the Anglo-Polish agreement between Britain and Warsaw.

In mid-March the four iron ore salesmen from the Anglo-Australian mining giant finally proceeded to trial after eight months' detention.

If Anglo's current attempts at restructuring founder, its shareholders may welcome renewed interest from Xstrata.

Underneath lie two differing conceptions of globalisation that make an Anglo-Indian partnership less likely.

In Anglo-Saxon, Easter or Eostre is goddess of the dawn, corresponding to Ishtar, Astarte, Astoreth and Isis.

The extremes of wealth in "Anglo-Saxon" America and Britain had reached levels not seen since the 1920s.

Anglo American illustrates the dangers of geographical concentration.

Once the British left India, Anglo-Indian died a natural death.

Jonathan Swift was an Anglo-Irish writer that lived a couple of centuries ago (1667-1745).

Anglo-American theory instructs Westerners that economics is by nature a 'positive sum game' from which all can emerge as winners.

And how about his generalisations about stuffy, puritanical Anglo-Saxons?

She received her Ph. D. in Comparative Literature at U of Wisconsin-Madison for Anglo-American, French and Chinese Literature.

Then it introduces the punitive damages of Anglo-American Legal System, and puts forward some lawmaking suggestion.

China is locked in tense talks with the two Anglo-Australian companies over annual contract prices for iron ore.

Talk in continental Europe of an "Anglo-Saxon" conspiracy of greedy speculators is also dishonest.

Anglo-Australian bosses are in the habit of expressing their various biases through their newspapers and TV channels.

The Centre Courbet, a think-tank financed by Saint Gobain, regularly produces pamphlets critical of the "Anglo-Saxon" market model.

The Anglo-Saxons were German tribes who invaded Britain beginning in the fifth century from their home along the northwest coast of Germany.

Codexis, an American start-up backed by Royal Dutch Shell, an Anglo-Dutch oil giant, pulled off a stockmarket flotation in April.

He maintains that Anglo-Saxon commentators are excessively pessimistic about Spain's prospects.

Sure enough the Oxford English Dictionary traces mess back to Anglo-Norman and Old French before that.

Mr Lindbeck suggests that, where it does have economic strengths, they are of an essentially Anglo -American, market variety.

The Anglo-Saxon distress will doubtless prompt Schadenfreude across the English Channel.

Originating from Anglo-American law, anticipatory breach has been adopted by treaties, conventions and the continental law system.

Should I attend your school, I would like to resume my studies of Anglo-Saxon poetry, with special attention to its folk elements.

The Anglo-Saxon economies will experience a huge downturn as they unwind the bubble.

One Anglo-Saxon size does not fit all, and nor does one Japanese, German or Indian one either.

But he added that an agreement at the mine level between the Chinese and Anglo American's Brazilian iron ore project was plausible.

For months, Boone trekked through forests in the Appalachian Mountains, where few Anglo-Americans had ever been.

New Mexico was, and still is today, a cultural mix of Mexico, Spain, Native America, and the Anglo explorers from Europe's northern half.

Early on he spotted a chance to use the anti-capitalist mood against the "Anglo-Saxons" , and sought an ally.

The agreement was shaped by Anglo-American dialogue, with occasional mediation from France and Canada.

The recent decade has witnessed the growing concern on Chinese translations of Anglo-American film titles.

Nowadays, Anglo-American countries play very important roles and wade in many affairs in many regions.

In the morning the Anglo-Indian widow sent for me to breakfast.

Anglo - Saxon poet whose extant works are Juliana, Elene, The Ascension, and The Fates of the Apostles.

And some readers will doubtless criticise my less than historically or ethnically precise use of the term Anglo-Saxon.

Both represent the Anglo-American tradition, this being a matter of culture, not of ancestry.

People familiar with the bid process said there were a number of interested parties in the data room, one of which was Anglo American.

His heart just to save this bloom of youth, in my opinion, he saved the proud Anglo-American jury system.

The stimulus must take place mainly in Asia and Europe to allow the Anglo-Saxon economies to decrease trade deficits.

Anglo-Dutch War : As provided in the Treaty of Westminster, Netherlands cedes New Netherlands to England.

Third, the Anglo-American countries, religious and cultural festivals.

The early Anglo-Saxons converted to Christianity.

In the fifties, the Anglo-French-Israeli attack on Egypt and the American landings in the Lebanon.

His views will probably not prevail, but Anglo is investing heavily in Latin America and elsewhere, just in case.

The original buildings on this site were burned down by the Anglo-French allied forces in 1860.

Beowulf is considered as the national epic of the Anglo-Saxons.

Theories about judging causation in continental and Anglo-American law system are useful to China.

It was from the union of Norman conquerors and the defeated Anglo- Saxons that the English people and English language were born.

And one result is a clutch of acts, many of them from New York, that are internationalizing rock's Anglo-American vernacular.

Mr Quatremer warned that the IMF was infused with "Anglo-Saxon mores" and that France could not afford a scandal.

And it allowed Mr Sarkozy to claim back home that he had chalked up a blow against Anglo-Saxon capitalism.

The deal should leave Anglo in full control of the Minas-Rio iron ore project, and holding 70 per cent of the Amapa project in Brazil.

The United States belongs to the countries of Anglo-American law system (also called the Marine law) ?

A decade ago many management gurus regarded this breed as inferior to Anglo-Saxon equity capitalism.

Anglo-American Strategy and differences in Europe.