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Do not know what to do. Has no appetite for the evening.

On the web at least, China's appetite for brands far outstrips that of European or American consumers.

She said Washington has no appetite for lengthy negotiations with North Korea that would only lead back to the starting point.

Fish and vegetable side dishes come with a variety of flavorings, but somehow their role seems to be to whet the appetite for more rice.

But America is not starting from scratch, and none of the plans in Congress shows an appetite for such a European solution.

In recent years, China's economic dynamism has brought with it a voracious appetite for energy.

But the broader appetite for government regulation is at a low ebb, and the reputation of barbers seems to be doing fine it in its absence.

It has lost some of that to "prime" money funds, which buy corporate debt, over the past month as investors regained some appetite for risk.

There is no appetite for learning, particularly amongst senior management, who seem to others to feel that they know it all already.

Dickson said he doesn't expect to see any new bubbles emerge as investors become more prudent in their appetite for risk.

In teens, it is often disguised in smoking, drinking or drug use, in older people as lack of appetite for food or life.

His appetite for inventions went back to his childhood, when he had devised a fork and spoon that could fit into a penknife.

Yet at a time when the wealthy seem to be regaining their appetite for conspicuous spending, the magic of three is worth remembering.

Even Mr Cameron, who has put himself at the head of the western intervention, seems to lack appetite for sending ground troops.

That sort of money can be found only on capital markets. Yet investors' appetite for green schemes is unproven.

China's appetite for the yellow metal is expected to remain robust in 2011, making it a significant force in global gold prices.

Time, rather than resources or appetite for fighting, is beginning to run out for the Taliban.

"The appetite for risk over the last couple of years has diminished, so life has become more difficult, " he said.

For a few minutes, at least, someone else will feed his son's boundless appetite for knowledge.

"I came out to see if I could get an appetite for breakfast. But what are you doing here? " said the gentleman suspiciously.

Appeasement would also probably increaseChina's appetite for regional domination. Its "core interests" in the area seem to be growing.

Moreover, as I said, what's needed before all else is an appetite for risk and a bit of creativity.

My mother has no appetite for food, so I cook some special dish for her.

Some of Block's customers are already showing an appetite for this sort of advice, demand for which is not seasonal.

It is a recovery that seems to be strengthening, raising hopes that employers will at last develop an appetite for hiring.

I simply have no appetite for such things, regardless of the true nature of reality.

Within universal banks, the appetite for investment banking will depend on the bank's experience of the credit crisis, Williams said.

Eating a healthy snack of a piece of fruit or some raw veggies can tame your hunger without ruining your appetite for your next meal.

But Ethiopia's government has no appetite for sending in troops all over again.

Nevertheless, the bank has been making a tentative return to structured products as the appetite for risk begins to grow.

The company has no appetite for any new project nowadays.

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

China is now a marketplace with a rapidly expanding consumer-led middle class with an appetite for Western goods.

The global appetite for mobile applications will explode over the next two years, new research suggests.

However, the public has no appetite for a public-sector intifada.

I read a brief extract of his new novel on the train and it has rather whetted my appetite for it.

Obviously, with China's current voracious appetite for raw materials, Chinese companies are the obvious suitors at the moment.

It had better work, because there is no appetite for a new treaty, nor will there be for many years to come.

Lord, rather surprised, said he and his friends were taking a little exercise to get an appetite for their breakfast.

Since the little "victorious general" risk appetite for investors with lower volatility should choose smaller, stronger defensive fund.

But signaling the appetite for money-making ideas, it had sold 600 tickets, double the number of the previous event.

An appetite for a mixed approach would seem to favor President Obama's budget plan.

There was little appetite for deals as executives grappled with potential scandals, new regulations and a difficult economic environment.

'There's a desire to be liquid, and less trust in financial markets and less of an appetite for risk. '

The call was classic Fred, a man whose appetite for facts, impressions, and data of any sort was insatiable and profoundly egalitarian.

China is now stepping up efforts to meet its massive appetite for minerals from domestic sources as an alternative to soaring global prices.

In one way, China's appetite for Australian assets bodes well for a continued boom at a time when setbacks are starting to intrude.

His appetite for venison seems to be inappeasable .

China has had a voracious appetite for raw materials and I believe that will continue as China continues to grow.

And they say they are simply trying to get ahead of an exploding appetite for data and avoid problems with overburdened networks.

Books were an obvious target, since Amazon's Kindle had shown there was an appetite for electronic books.

of the appetite for adventure over the love if ease. This often exits in a man of 60 more than a boy of 20.

A spirited young fellow, with a good appetite for the best of everything had so poor an outlook.

But thinking of M&Ms did not reduce their appetite for cheese, and thinking of cheese did not lessen consumption of M&Ms.

And, importantly, are the foreigners long willing to lend freely to the U. S. starting to lose their appetite for American debt?

Add in an insatiable appetite for scarce land, water and minerals and a monsoon of bribes is forecast.

Crucial is whether the appetite for bonds, especially those issued by heavily indebted companies, is as strong as it was before the summer.

One of his colleagues had once complained that Bethune's zest for action overshadowed his appetite for study.

Russia stayed out of Kyrgyszstan's ethnic troubles this year, suggesting less of an appetite for military interventions in its near-abroad.

Although downsizing came into brief vogue, cars soon grew bigger and their appetite for gasoline expanded apace.

Admittedly, there is no serious appetite for a new war in the Balkans, even among the most radical Serb nationalists.

Over the next two decades appetite for metals is likely to double as China and India urbanise and modernise.

Immediate replies, extra exclamation points, flirty tones, and any mention of her enormous appetite for sex are all good signs.

At the moment, the press silence suggests that the Japanese in general still lack an appetite for atonement.

The retail appetite for corporate bonds has been a fillip for other cash-strapped European borrowers.

The media's limited appetite for policy, compared with breaking scandal, became humorously apparent near the end of my speech.

There appears to be little political appetite for a further round of fiscal stimulus or easier monetary policy.

Confidence and the appetite for risk began to return then amid signs that the global economy was stabilising.

She felt like in a fever , afraid of cold , lightheaded, no appetite for food and a little stomachache .

Mutual fund companies are now required by the Chinese regulator to ask subscribers about their appetite for risk.

Nathan seems to have an insatiable appetite for wealth and fame.

Both takeovers underscore the appetite for large gold mergers in a market which has been crying out for consolidation.

Estate agents are turning this appetite for high security into a selling point when marketing expensive homes.

A woman dictates before marriage in order that she may have an appetite for submission afterwards.

Gao says his daughter was a healthy baby, with a very healthy appetite for powdered milk.

While Pakistani forces claim to have "won" in Bajaur, they show no appetite for taking the war to Waziristan.

His unexpectedly decisive victory over the French at Agincourt in 1415 whetted his appetite for the crown of France as well.

The sophistication and culture of the entrepreneurs, including their appetite for risk and reaction to failure. In the U.

A major reason investors have lost some of their appetite for IPOs is the poor performance of recent offerings.

The lack of a binding commitment to promote green technology will reduce investors' appetite for long-term renewable energy projects.

Yet Beijing has a limited appetite for the deregulatory reforms that this would entail.

China's economy will avoid a post-Olympics recession, thanks to its vast size, rising consumer spending and big appetite for investment.

Voracious appetite for knowledge, to get knowledge of the structure of a female body, drove him to go forward.

This was a huge risk for computer-makers, but such was their appetite for the new chip that they bought it anyway.

But for many 50-plus women the twilight years are characterized by an increased "zest" for life and a hearty appetite for adventure.

The booming Chinese appetite for shark's fin soup is known to be the driving force behind the depletion of shark species worldwide.

And there is no appetite for assigning American ground troops to any mission.

There is, however, little sign yet that Beijing has the appetite for this sort of change.

"There is no race for Arctic resources, and no appetite for conflict, " says Michael Byers, author of the book "Who Owns the Arctic? "

For the moment China's banks show little appetite for taking positions in risky Western assets.

Pension funds have been able to shape their portfolios to fit their appetite for risk.

Still, fund managers said appetite for IPOs is likely to be limited, given Mideast turmoil and inflation worries.

American and European consumers, however, have so far shown limited appetite for the services.

There's also an emerging consensus on the need for banks to hold more capital and for their appetite for risk to be curtailed.

No one is claiming all the sects love each other but there is no history of sectarian strife in Syria and little appetite for it now.

Growing awareness of this disproportionate exposure to systemic risk may reduce investors' appetite for securitised products.

Elsewhere rising defaults and a growing number of loans on watch lists mean there is limited appetite for increasing exposure to property.

As with so much to do with commodities, the extraordinary rise in freight rates is partly because of China's appetite for raw materials.

A sustained negative real interest rate has led to a falling demand for money and rising appetite for speculation.

Youth means a tempera-mental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for the adventure over the love of ease.

the American public is only just regaining its appetite for equity mutual funds.

I guess like a lot of Americans, I underestimate my own appetite for novelty and the gambles that come with the new.

This small introduction should whet your appetite for sed, but is not intended to be complete or extensive.

Zara is benefiting from a strong appetite for fashionable but affordable clothing.

The never-ending quarrel among the visitors certainly spoiled their appetite for the banquet.

Appetite for such speculative-grade yuan bonds had been so strong earlier in the year that many issues came to market without being rated.

Although the world is eager to fly and thirsts for oil, it has had little appetite for new nuclear power for the past quarter of a century.

Around this time, Rio's advisers were talking to Rio's leading investors to assess the appetite for a sale of new shares.

Should China ever come close to matching the US's appetite for resources, the geostrategic equation would change dramatically.

The bad news is that this increase can't keep up with our growing appetite for luxury foods that depend heavily on bee pollination.

He has such a big appetite for reading that you never see him without a book.

While it has bad connotations for some people, the appetite for power is a necessary condition for reaching posts of high responsibility.

The bad news is so is its appetite for government directed investment every time the economy shows signs of slowing.

The share sale over the next week will test the appetite for new issues among investors.

Having lived through terrestrial upheavals, they have no appetite for the economic equivalent.

The products have been developed in a decade when interest rates have been low, the appetite for risk high and liquidity ample.

But the bank also cut its appetite for speculation again, with daily value at risk falling to $136m from $161m in the first quarter.

To be sure, Western executives have been wrong before about China's appetite for foreign corn.

China Resources' voracious appetite for growth contrasts with its relative stasis until the mid-1980s.

Where Mr Bush and Congress will differ most is in their appetite for attacking big entitlement schemes, particularly Medicare.

Smartphones are going mass market, fuelled by the public's "insatiable appetite" for social media, analysts say.

At present it shows little appetite for dealing with the long-term fiscal challenges the US faces.

Our appetite for a relationship fuels a billion-dollar industry of match-making services, lonely hearts ads and online dating.

Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of easy.

But even as their purchasing power grows, consumer appetite for socially conscious shopping has yet to be satiated.

But, as voters lose their appetite for it, states will use it less or even give it up completely.

And the public appetite for new encounters, though it has dwindled, has not fallen to zero.

Now, with new and robust government measures in place, we are seeing renewed market confidence and a growing appetite for property.

The flotation is being closely watched as an indication of the appetite for IPOs in the two financial centres.

India, a nation of a billion people, has a massive appetite for energy to meet its growing development needs.

n Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease.

He has a real appetite for knowledge, so he is always looking out for opportunities to learn new things.

It also offered a sign that China's domestic demand is partially making up for softening appetite for China's exports.

But uncertainty, fears about climate change and environmental disasters have not improved the appetite for a rise in the tax rate.

And the researchers think this trend could continue, because many parts of the world still haven't satisfied their appetite for light.

But the political appetite for operations involving large numbers of boots on the ground may not recover for a generation.

The Hummer also reflected a slightly less convincing belief that the American appetite for cars would for all eternity remain large.

The appetite for scandal in the average office is prodigious, but the scandal needs to be fresh to merit continued discussion.

Until the governments concerned start making consumers pay the market price, appetite for oil is likely to remain strong.

Despite our reluctance to express ourselves, there is still a yearning appetite for romantic correspondence, the National Trust found.

But appetite for riskier debt, such as junk bonds and asset-backed securities, remained far from what it was one year ago.

It lets countless adolescent have no appetite for food, bedraggled and normal school work.

Partnerships with civil society, government, and international and national companies can build private sector appetite for more engagement.

European ones tend to be bankers and lawyers with little operational experience and less appetite for risk.

Agricultural Bank shares made a relatively lacklustre debut, casting doubts over investor appetite for mainland banks.

Egypt's steps towards economic liberalisation stimulated an appetite for greater opportunity that fuelled discontent with the ruling regime.

Never mind that China's appetite for Treasuries helps prevent an interest-rate accident in an overly-levered US economy.

That could potentially reduce appetite for a range of investments, including silver.

Why does China now have such a voracious appetite for hard assets?

A rival trader says: "Anthony is the best cocoa trader and most people do not have his appetite for risk. "

Taiwan, which has some of the most mature collectors in the region, has recently acquired an appetite for contemporary art.

Over time, the appetite for big stones hasn't surprised Martin Rapaport, publisher of the Rapaport Diamond Report, an industry bible.

If you eat too much of the introductory dishes, you will have little appetite for the piece de resistance.

He had no appetite for his supper, and he waved his musicians away.

That points to a diminished appetite for the raw materials that feed the mainland's industrial engine.

The ravenous market appetite for long-dated assets spread across the fixed-income asset spectrum.

As the stimulus forced down interest rates, it eventually whetted investors' appetite for riskier assets like stocks.

China's huge appetite for steel for vast infrastructure projects suggests that the price will stay high for some time.

This time round Cadbury's appetite for a deal is no greater.

Ms Merkel is by her nature a backroom operator with more of an appetite for policy details than for flashy headlines.

But the domestic deposits are not large enough to match the country's growing appetite for potash.

Perhaps it was those early experiences that sharpened my appetite for exploring the unknown and seeking solutions.

But now the consumer market, with its vast economies of scale and appetite for novelty, leads the way.

Such expectations, combined with the return of modest inflationary pressures, are boosting the risk appetite for renminbi assets.

Indeed, continental European savers' appetite for equities never recovered from the bursting of the dotcom bubble.

Meat from the hunts is available in Japanese supermarkets and restaurants, although appetite for what is now a delicacy is fading.

Would there be so much celebrity news if we did not have a big appetite for it?

With the global economy in recovery, the macroeconomic background should be increasing the appetite for risk.

Although by themselves these actions are trivial, together they point to an increasing appetite for tougher action against China.

He once served as Supreme General of the Holy Knights, and is known to have a undying appetite for knowledge.

Professor Sawi regrets that Arab countries are not capitalizing on this appetite for studying Arabic.

Far from suppressing firms' appetite for derivatives, the turmoil in the world's financial markets has increased it.

Nor is there much sign, even if Fannie and Freddie are wound down, of an appetite for taking away official backing entirely.

That signals both an improving economy and a renewed investor appetite for risk.

Military intervention is unlikely, nor is there much appetite for it, either from Syrians or outsiders.

But China's appetite for resources, rapid military expansion and increasing assertiveness on sea territorial claims have caused concern.

He said investors' appetite for riskier assets such as commodities was "better entrenched, and more sustainable" than earlier this year.

Investor demand for the ADB bonds was double the amount on sale, highlighting the strength of appetite for exposure to the renminbi.

The war in Iraq and Afghanistan has sapped voters' appetite for foreign adventures.

Mr. Obama has noted that the United States must reduce its appetite for illegal drugs.

The company currently has six retail stores in the region, but that hasn't sated the country's appetite for its goods.

China's voracious appetite for commodities hits everyone by driving up prices of energy, food, and raw materials.

But modern consumerism was stimulating the appetite for instant gratification and irrational self-expression, Mr Bell worried.

The forests are felled to help feed the world's growing population and meet its growing appetite for meat.

A recession followed, temporarily slowing down the appetite for speculative gains.

With bonds more stable yesterday (ahead of today's big test from US inflation data), world markets' appetite for risk is as healthy as ever.

I used to have this appetite for food and for my life, and it's gone.

And she began to lose her appetite for breakfast.

One-on-one theatre is still rather niche, but Jubb believes the popular response to this festival illustrates a growing appetite for it.

Traditional CDOs bundled bonds into portfolios and then split those portfolios into tranches, depending on investors' appetite for risk.

But a nagging thought persists: would today's publishers, and readers, have an appetite for the unflashy seriousness Drucker offered?

This appetite for safe securities encouraged Western banks to create synthetic, AAA assets that later turned toxic, with ruinous results.

Even if China's appetite for raw materials slows prices would not crash, they say.

Michael Lewis, who works for Deutsche Bank, noted: "We don't see anything out there that's going to reverse the appetite for gold. "

Mary has no appetite for hard work.

Treasury debt price fell as the improving economic outlook cooled appetite for safe-haven government debt.

Unfortunately, a scandal engulfing Shanghai's municipal pension fund might further weaken the political appetite for reform.

Larry Hackett, the editor of People, reckons that the public appetite for entertainment news was underserved until recently.

He says there is a real appetite for exposure to China from institutional investors - particularly from North America.

To whet your appetite for this new release, this overview article takes a brief look at some of the most significant new features.

Three weeks later, Sang-xiao felt that he was gradually losing his appetite for food, and he was losing weight, too.

The Fed's extension of its easy monetary policy was expected to boost the appetite for risky assets.

There is no appetite for such a union just now.

Lin: I think, the appetite for food is the result of different lifestyle of different people.

But with stronger growth in emerging markets filling the coffers of local firms, their appetite for adventure in the old world is returning.

The international trade, driven largely by Japan's appetite for grilled eel, called kabayaki, is a multibillion-dollar industry.

Its appetite for Western luxury items seems as insatiable as the country's rise to global superpower status seems inevitable.

The problem, however, isn't yields, but investors' appetite for holding Italian debt at all.

The run was halted by a government pledge to guarantee money funds' par value, but it stripped money funds of all appetite for risk.

Its modern as well as ancient Chinese historical sites will whet your appetite for learning about its culture.

The appetite for turning financial institutions into real commercial operations disappeared also.

If interest rates rose because foreign investors lost their appetite for risk, or if the economy slowed, the budget deficit would widen.

The book will ~ your appetite for more of her work.

Expectations that China will curb its voracious appetite for commodities has sent prices lower for everything from crude oil to soybeans.

For years, calling the dollar was a matter of second-guessing the appetite for risk.

Zhouxu was a tyrant . He oppressed his people and had the appetite for taking charge of other states.

The UK has become a nation of goodies, with increasingly sophisticated tastes and an appetite for world cuisines.

The UK has become a nation of foodies, with increasingly sophisticated tastes and an appetite for world cuisines.

The institute's future largely depends on whether China's appetite for nuclear energy remains robust.

Surveys show that South Korea's indebted households have little appetite for the costs they would bear in the event of re-unification.

It has not helped that over time the government has curbed its appetite for spending.

Given the underlying appetite for concision, he notes: "A photo can be worth a thousand words. "

In its own way, Vogue China is a testament to China's appetite for all things luxury.

If the fate of "B" shares is anything to go by, Beijing's appetite for overcoming such obstacles is anaemic.

The mighty US economy, whose appetite for Chinese exports has been an important driver of China's ultra-fast growth, has ground to a halt.

Chinese banks are regarded by some commentators as lacking expertise and risk appetite for structuring derivatives.

Also, Joe genuinely likes Hillary. These two have no appetite for tearing each other apart.

The truth lies in the face, the voice and our own appetite for mystery.

Such trades are sensitive to changes in investors' appetite for risk, since volatile market moves can render them unprofitable.

The rally reflects a range of factors: a weakening dollar, fears of inflation and increased appetite for risk among investors.

The figures indicated "a growing appetite for participation in all forms and formats of art sales, " Murphy declared at their announcement.

However, analysts say the figures are a good proxy of the appetite for equities.

You also can choose from an array of strike prices and expiration dates depending on your appetite for risk.

That fall underscored the nation's fast diminishing appetite for raw materials and weakening domestic consumer demand.

international trade account will show a surplus again, as markets elsewhere recover their appetite for Chinese-made goods.

Part of Branson's passion lies in his insatiable appetite for starting companies.

He was an amazing appetite for hard work.

That seems as logical as biting into an orange to see if you have an appetite for an apple.

That has on occasion curbed its appetite for transactions involving big inflows of foreign capital and delayed approvals.

And to curb the appetite for illicit campaign funds, electoral reform should limit contributions and require that their source be revealed.

The firm has begun to publish some romances as e-books only, gauging customers' appetite for them before taking some into print.

Foreign buyers' enthusiasm suggests a huge appetite for international capital in emerging markets.

A stable housing market may underpin smaller purchases. But it is unlikely to stimulate an appetite for more-expensive projects.

But it may affect Congress's appetite for expanding the Fed's powers as much as Mr Obama would like.

Appetite for the trade underscores investors' continuing willingness to take on risk.

Its voracious appetite for energy and steel means it will need at least 5-7% more coal each year.

But what matters far more for American exports is the growth in their domestic demand and hence their appetite for imports.

Its mines, oil and gas producers and farmers have benefited from the commodity boom brought about by China's appetite for raw materials.

Then investors will get to see how big the world's appetite for Treasurys truly is.

The idea: Capitalize better on the country's huge appetite for the materials that make everything from refrigerators to bridges.