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But this is often at odds with the desire for academics to work on "industry relevant" problems, as well as to get funding from industry.

"Pesky new fossils. . . sharply at odds with conventional wisdom never seem to cease popping up, " Ruben wrote in his PNAS commentary.

You know you're a God in the making; even if your present path in life is at odds with that eventuality.

He was AT odds with the Russian avant-garde school of the time, but his work showed the confidence of a man sure of his style.

On each, Merkel is at odds with Washington (and London), though she prizes a strong alliance with the White House.

Ofgem is also at odds with the government over its estimates of how much consumer bills will have to rise to pay for the investment needed.

Doctors are at odds over how much sun their patients should get.

Some of the statistics seem to paint a surprisingly benign picture of the industry at the moment, but the reality seems at odds with this.

China's culture of secrecy is at odds with its invitation to foreign companies to help modernize its business sector.

LOUIS: Me? Don't you see? I'm not the spirit of any age! I'm at odds with everything and always have been!

Democrats and Republicans are still at odds over how much spending should be cut to fund the government for the next six months.

The demands of efficiency and of equality have always been at odds, but they seem to be coming ever further out of synch.

The latter is important since the general-equilibrium effects are sometimes at odds with intuition from a partial-equilibrium approach.

He had to put in for a transfer to another department since he has always at odds with the office manager.

The image of administrative agencies as a "fourth branch" seems, at least formally, at odds with this three-part paradigm of government.

That can put funds at odds when a company is trying to restructure out of court.

Now, through the power of the Internet, we were at odds for the world to see.

As I wrote earlier, the idea of the "self-made person" is at odds with its moral connotations.

In at least two cases, family members are at odds and plan to let a court decide which path they should take.

Clearly the views of these bloggers were at odds with a substantially large portion of the rest of Iran.

Rather, we suggest that this particular application of adaptability was directly at odds with the purpose of menus.

What's striking about this recent flurry of activity is how at odds it is with current investor sentiment in the U.

No matter that the case is flimsy: the court has already declared the key elements of the treaty "not at odds" with the Czech constitution.

Dr Mahathir, who has been at odds with Mr Abdullah for three years, said he would co-operate.

Nehru and Friedman, at odds over central planning, agreed on at least one point. Both viewed India's development as a long haul.

It is understood that this participation is not at odds with democracy.

Following their talks, it was clear that the president and Democrats in Congress remain at odds over the funding.

France and Germany had been at odds over whether private holders of Greek bonds should be involved in a Greek rescue package.

The Box I saw today appeared to support Hulu, but it'll be a miracle (and at odds with history) if Hulu doesn't try to block it.

Canada and the United States are at odds over the sovereignty of the Northwest Passage that links the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans.

The two countries have also been at odds over an oil find in Lake Albert, which lies between them.

But one explanation may be that Austrian economics, precisely, itself is at odds with common prejudices and people cannot accept that.

But, I don't think science and religion are necessarily at odds with one another.

Yet for all the new agreements, stringent protection of foreigners' intellectual property is at odds with China's development strategy.

Most of all, the bank's executive board remains at odds over the bank's future.

Less than two years later, with the economic crisis barely contained, the partners are at odds.

It ' s not pleasant being at odds with you. Couldn't we sit down and solve the problem intelligently?

Those of you who are finding yourselves struggling and at odds with self and others are those who are like the salmon swimming upstream.

Those demands kept Russia and China at odds with the United States, Britain and France over a proposed draft resolution.

Christopher Reeve proved that wearing colored spandex doesn't have to be at odds with giving a nuanced performance as an actor.

Elected easily , Roosevelt attacked corruption with vigor , championed social legislation, and was consequently soon at odds with Platt .

The result of generalized legal plunder is moral chaos precisely because law and morality have been set at odds.

During his address Obama noted that he and Bush had been at odds over the war.

This raises a practical question about whether ethical behavior is at odds with the notion of maximizing reported profitability.

It is "modem" , certainly, but it is an expressive modernism that was quite at odds with the rectilinear "international style" of its time.

The social dilemma is a special situation in which individual rationality is at odds with group outcomes.

In recent months, China has made aggressive claims in historic maritime disputes, putting Beijing at odds with its neighbors.

America's most significant architect, he was the archetype of the visionary artist at odds with capitalism.

The result is an uncompetitive and sluggish industry, at odds with the dynamism of the economy as a whole.

if verified, would be entirely at odds with modern stereotypes of hidden, thinly scattered tribes scratching out an uncertain existence.

Amassing a fortune is at odds with ascension; it creates more attachment and ascension requires releasing attachment.

NATO's hot war, in Afghanistan, is going badly and the alliance is at odds over further expansion.

Indeed, you lived and believed in the separation that set the dark and Light at odds with each other.

The artist and the self-critic . . . are, with a few felicitous exceptions, forever at odds.

Secretary Clinton's pledge of support for a two-state solution may put the Obama administration at odds with Israel's new leadership.

Objectively speaking, for a majority of investors, views that are at odds with those of Jim Rogers are probably wrong.

Isn't the motivation to give men pleasure at odds with the general "pleasure theory, " though?

This matters, for history suggests that Italian governments at odds with the church do not last long.

This week your need for freedom is at odds with your desire for deep bonding.

One of the common stereotypes of adolescence is the rebellious, wild teen continually at odds with Mom and Dad.

This comes at odds with the general assumption among dieters that alcohol is fattening.

I was at odds with Mary about the schedule. She wanted me to work on Saturday, but I couldn't.

It all seems at odds with the atmosphere of alien hauteur and ice-queen cool projected by her album sleeve and videos.

A: I think I'm at odds with you over the supplying plan.

The chancellor dismissed suggestions that he was at odds with the prime minister over economic policy as "nonsense" .

Rupert's undeniable passion for media, and for newspapers in particular, is sometimes at odds with maximising shareholder returns.

Australian doctors' groups are at odds over a proposal for private hospitals to take on traditional public hospital teaching roles.

The duo were believed to be at odds with each other, but Mourinho says the pair have sorted out their problems ahead of the new season.

Others will assert that retaining a robust deterrent is at odds with our nonproliferation agenda.

When your heart is at odds with your head, follow your heart.

Often, the long term social consequences are at odds with the short term political aims.

A steady leak of documents in recent months appears to tell a compelling story at odds with Iran's version.

The two countries have been at odds for months over the wages and conditions of domestic servants.

"Getting on the same page" ([article] author's words) seems a bit at odds with opening up class rooms.

The two have been at odds for years over what steps each should have to take to limit their emissions.

So Republican assertions about what ails the economy are pure fantasy, at odds with all the evidence. Should we be surprised?

This notion of how increasing offered load to achieve high utilization is at odds with packet losses and delays is illustrated in Figure 2.

He says that plan is in line with traditional Conservative economic policy and at odds with the ideas of its predecessor, the Labor Party.

They're always fighting it out. We're always at odds with each other.

The Treasury is at odds with the SEC, too, fearing that a ruling in favour of investors would further damage American competitiveness.

The provider's interests are at odds with those of society, because society's welfare is maximized by excluding no one.

in short, local newspapers were at odds with the expressed partisanship of the voters in their circulation areas.

Ladurie plumbs these transcripts and discovers an old world stubbornly at odds with the new world slowly being born.

There's something perversely fascinating about educational policies that are clearly at odds with the available data.

"These observations arrive completely at odds with events, " said Christian Noyer, president of the Banque de France.

His statement was starkly at odds with Israel's official policy of nuclear ambiguity -- and he had photos to prove it.

Around the same time, the two were at odds again over a completely different issue.

Without such an explanation, some radiologists are reluctant to accept a diagnosis at odds with what they think their eyes are telling them.

Adjustments are needed and the current de facto dollar pegs are often at odds with the countries' foreign trade.

Peddling my work like a Viagra salesman still feels at odds with the high calling of literature.

A clue: it's totally at odds with the liberating, blue-sky, wireless possibilities offered by the sleek phones and laptops.

Lisa his joon river home feel very at odds, CSL river also feel a bit embarrassed.

Ascension and the "good life" may be at odds with one another.

Some analysts are also worried by the signs that the United States and Europe are at odds over how to tackle the crisis.

The two sides are at odds over how to divide the league's revenue, a salary cap structure and the length of guaranteed contracts.

The warrior fought at odds with him.

Evidence of flagging demand is at odds with Beijing's vigorous rhetoric.

As well as disagreeing on euro-zone bail-outs, the parties are at odds on tax, pension age, foreign aid and immigration.

That definition, by the way, is at odds with conventional thinking.

But what the economy required was at odds with a necessary epiphany.

But Mr Breivik's declamation of invaders who are conquering by reproduction is at odds with reality.

Therefore , fun and realism are frequently at odds . The game designer's difficult job is to balance the two .

That false assumption has put the World Heritage Committee at odds with the very people whose heritage Unesco claims to support.

The concept seems at odds with the notion of economists as intellectual instruments trained in the maximisation of utility or profit.

He agrees with the prognosis, but is fundamentally at odds over the prescription for change.

When the neighbors were at odds with her, they called her strumpet and carrion.

Careful sammo hung found, donnie yen movement is at odds, then concern ground ask: "bro, you right arm how? "

One's mind is not at odds or in conflict with itself and the minds have aligned themselves in the proper order.

Admiral Mullen also acknowledged that China's primary focus on the stability of North Korea led it towards policies at odds with the US.

He was promoted by Arum for most of his career, though the two are at odds now.

One can look at the two schools of thought and see that they are complementary rather than at odds with each other.

The changes have increasingly put the public and private provision of health care at odds.

While the two militaries officials are at odds at negotiating table, both sides are also on the move across the pacific ocean.

The use of surveys of forecasts might seem a little at odds with my previously expressed disdain for forecasts.

This is at odds with the terms of a 2005 peace deal that ended a long civil war with northern Sudan.

Freud held that human behaviour sprang from subconscious sexual fantasies in childhood, that were at odds with social norms.

Beijing has also proved a pragmatic, sleeves-up economic partner for governments at odds with the US, from Sudan to Zimbabwe.

This is at odds with weak industrial production in the country, suggesting stockpiling at low prices rather than actual consumption.

But the two sides were at odds over the potential role of the Azerbaijan radar.

This theory is accepted as fact today but was at odds with prevailing thought when Landsteiner began his work.

He is at odds with the government over the denial of oil royalties to Kelantan, an opposition-ruled state.

Didn't they get the memo that says teens and their parents are supposed to be at odds until. . . well, until forever?

Bush is at odds with Davis over California energy crisis.

Here's a word where the etymological authorities appear to be at odds.

This puts it at odds with the more cautious Federal Reserve, which oversees the holding companies that sit atop most banks.

The true founder of Athenian democracy was probably Cleisthenes, a nobleman at odds with his class.

He may be at odds with English Catholicism's mildly liberal establishment, but his life mirrors the trends among his flock.

His devotion to empirical evidence and deductive logic put him at odds with the economics mainstream.

Further, Tyler quickly found himself at odds with his former political supporters.

It is compelling and memorable, but it is, sadly for Leo, entirely at odds with director Clint Eastwood's micro-stated tone.

He works hard at odds jobs-- from being a guinea pig in a drug-testing lab to dubbing porno films.

In the end, he sees India as the better performer, a conclusion much at odds with the prevailing view of Western experts.

B: They're at odds with the president on this issue.

If this seems at odds with the current mania for blogging and the tell-all traits of online networking sites, that's fine by me.

The CIA and the ISI appear to be at odds over the nature of LeT's activities.

It is tough teaching ethics to people whose outlook is at odds with yours.

DB2 proves here that good coding style and benchmarking don't have to be at odds with each other.

The need for profit will be seen as being at odds with a fairer system of exchange or barter of services.

As is too often the case in education, that research is almost completely at odds with current practice.

However, the trend away from marriage seems at odds with the wishes of both men and women.

Ho weer, these results are at odds with other studies that hae shown declines in ischemic stroke in AF, they point out.

It reinforces the impression that Germany is seriously at odds with the financial markets.

The pacifistic peasants, who seek some basic rights, are at odds with local authorities and later, the army.

Finally the Lion will be at odds with all in the kingdom and climb up on the backs of the nobles.

You're always at odds with your environment, and I think that's the spur you want.

Meantime, News Corp. and its former U. K. law firm are increasingly at odds.

This self-image is at odds with reality, however.

The Irrawaddy River in Myanmar is a source of continuity and hope in a country at odds with itself.

For some time, it even appeared that the two styles of programming were at odds with each other.

Gaddafi's calls for unity and stability are at odds with his track record of backing rebellions.

Iran's nuclear ambitions and support for Hezbollah and Hamas have kept the regime at odds with Britain, the US and other western countries.

The background music to this film is completely at odds with the storyline.

The Greek government and opposition are still at odds over adopting more debt-cutting measures.

His local partner is corrupt, incompetent and often at odds with his American allies.

How did American conservatism end up so detached from, indeed at odds with, facts and rationality?

She will live at odds with all his kinsmen.

For many years, my parents and I were at odds with each other on this issue.

puts his account at odds with contemporary liberalism and individualism.

If this seems at odds with the image in the west then I'm here to testify that that image is largely inaccurate.

POPULISTS and bankers have been at odds since America's earliest days.

Their proposal puts them at odds with Republican leaders who have said any deal cannot lead to a net tax increase.

She's frequently difficult [at odds] with me.

But warm and fuzzy sentiments towards Thailand are increasingly at odds with reality.

Our mate selection and bodies' responses to sexual stimuli are often at odds with what we'll admit to, as compared to males.

And the Beijing regime has been at odds with South-East Asian countries over its greedy claim to almost all of the South China Sea.

Halsey's war record and his public reputation were curiously at odds .

We will be spending some time discussing American ideas of plagiarism as they are often at odds with the Chinese ideal of paper writing.

Japan and China have sometimes been at odds after intrusions by military vessels or planes into each other's territory.

Cuba and the US, where Wikipedia was created, have been at odds since a 1959 revolution put Fidel Castro in power.

It's no necessary to be at odds with them.

If there is any similarity between them, it is that each race builds in a manner that is stubbornly at odds with the immediate environment.

I chose to allow dark elements at odds with my vision to take over my creation.

When have your objectives been at odds with those of the team?

eg. Your actions are at odds with your words.

Why is that a considerable number of colleagues are at odds with you ?

The primness of Indian cinema is at odds with wider society.

This new evidence is at odds with their earlier statement.

But they are at odds with what the US has historically recommended to other countries in a similar plight.

In either case your need to avoid constraints could potentially put you at odds with someone else.

We were sometimes at odds with the Americans, and even the Germans.

We must not get away with just having this thing hang over for another four years and have us at odds with the Arab world.

Moreover, there are obvious signs of distress in the economy that stand at odds with official data showing robust GDP growth.

The government's announcement, however, seems quite at odds with local Chinese agricultural industry executives.

Advice from experts on matters such as drugs policy is repeatedly at odds with what much of the public and the press demand.

It is also at odds with the rational expectations economic school, which has been the prevailing orthodoxy in recent decades.

But his dire warnings are at odds with the actions of raw material producers.

First, he rejects any ideas that are at odds with what is currently understood about the fundamental laws of physics.

In the years before the crisis, making the world a nicer place was not at odds with making money.

He resigned because he was at odds with the boss.

As The Economist went to press, he remained non-committal about Mr Maehara, but in the past the two men have been firmly at odds.

Best Buy's store strategy was also at odds with local habits.

When strategy and culture are at odds, it is said, culture always wins.

This action is greatly at odds with his previous attitude.

The two countries are at odds over their maritime boundary.

Her sullen mood seems at odds with the jubilant crowd around them.

I was at odds with the city most of the time.

But the recent unrest has put Chinese labour at odds with foreign capital.

This is quite at odds with modern notions of absolute difference exemplified by sex and race.

Obviousthough this commonsense description may seem, it is seriously at odds with modern physics.

Both sides are still at odds over economic growth and trade issues .

Science may seem at odds with Tibetan religious rituals.

Thisthinking is totally at odds with those who believe in free accessandthe democratisation of journalism.

This often puts them at odds with Jedi, who rely on less tangible methods.

Both countries were at odds over who would question his widows.

Arguments for protectionism are based on fears that are wholly at odds with the evidence.

The partners have been at odds with each other over hiring a new manger.

The two types of well-being aren't necessarily at odds, and there is overlap.

In declaring Keynesian economics vindicated I am, of course, at odds with conventional wisdom.

Even the main banking agencies are at odds with each other.

is at odds with freedom.

Don't put them in the same group. The two of them are at odds with each other.

This may seem at odds with the value we place on relevant text-based ads.

When emotion and logic are at odds, emotion usually wins.

A long rear overhangand bulging bumper on the production car will seem at odds with the more restrained nose.

Yet such ideas appear at odds with another big question that could keep the cloud from growing: how to protect privacy.

German politicians are at odds over state help for Opel.

I believe Abu Ala and Abu Mazen also would have agreed but didn't want to be at odds with Arafat.

However, there are situations where risk reduction and immediate value creation are at odds with each other.

Because of the generation gap, the young and the old may be at odds on many issues.

I am still at odds about selling one of our most prized assets in {8}.

Yeah, human oddities, at odds with us, just what's gotta be.

Ronal and other wheel makers are at odds with many of their big customers in Europe.

He's always at odds with his father over politics.

Ghaddafi's remarks in the book are not only at odds with his actual style of rule, but often bewilder with their internal contradictions.

After living together they're constantly at odds with each other.

But in fact, city governments often work at odds with Beijing's aims.

Science and vision are not opposites or even at odds.

There are other ways in which the Arabs and Israelis are at odds on Iran policy.

In particular he points out that the notion of entity service delivering, for example, customer information can be at odds with DDD.

Yet the two leaders are, as ever, at odds over exactly what to do .

This is at odds with astronomical data.

At odds with circumstance?

This action is greatly at odds with their previous attitude.

And the GDP figures are at odds with other data.

McCain's campaign called the speech "misleading" and "so fundamentally at odds with the meager record" of Obama, a first-term U. S. senator.

Here economists are at odds.

If one of the three dice shows the number you bet on, you will be paid at odds of 1 to 1.

The groups remain at odds over how to pursue their national cause.

The two companies have been at odds since Mark Hurd was forced out as HP's boss last year, only to take a senior position at Oracle.

So that's quite at odds with collaboration culture.

They are at odds on energy and education.

That's at odds with freedom.

If not go to this fallacy, since at odds with Western civilization.

But the two main parties are at odds over how to tackle it.

One challenge of the two roles is that they can appear to be at odds with each other.

He is also at odds with major factions.

Divided there is little we can do, for we dare not meet a powerful challenge at odds and split us asunder.

The pity is that, just now, those goals are at odds.

with Nicer starting at odds of 8-1.

Cui, Are you at odds with your boss?