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All that would make it a prime place to look for life.

Such a large moon would also be able to hold onto a thick atmosphere, making it a prime spot for life.

Management apparently was aware of this practice and allowed it: a prime example, I suspect, of a moral gray zone.

"I understand people are feeling uncertain about this. They are feeling anxious, " he said in a prime-time televised news conference.

"If someone asks you to help take a photo of him, watch out: this is a prime opportunity for thieves. "

THOUGH BY NO MEANS the only factors in halitosis , the volatile sulfur compounds produced by bacterial metabolism are a prime suspect.

Rising crime is often cited as a prime example of mounting social decay .

In such a situation a prime duty seems to be to make our progress available to the people.

A prime-time performance was remarkably polished for a 23-year-old, who said he preferred not to win a "victory stained with doubt" .

Bear Stearns had been helped in March for fear of chaos in derivatives markets, in which it was a leading player as a prime broker.

The speed, power, and ammo of the Orca also makes it a prime choice for taking out husks.

With its cool climate, abundant geothermal energy and secure remoteness, Iceland appears to be a prime location for data archives.

The sun is often a prime attribute of or is identified with the Supreme Deity.

As a "cosmopolitan" international figure (and Jewish), he would be a prime target for the extreme right.

Mr Hayward accepts that this makes the company a prime hunting ground for rival agencies.

HP had been a prime candidate for a shareholder nominations proposal next year.

it's a prime comfort to see faces that's friendly when a body's in such a muck of trouble, and there don't none come here but your n.

It does not matter to me what the head of the executive power is called: a prime minister, a chancellor, a president or a hetman.

it's a funny, beautifully made romance, and it's not so much of a surprise that it is being released in a prime position for awards season.

Whenever a state government loses an election, anger over schools is usually a prime cause.

Emerging from the half-hour long meeting, the PM said he met Koirala to learn from his long experience as a Prime Minister.

The hotel's Web site said the hotel occupies a prime position in Beijing's central business district.

Although little known to the outside world, Katayev had a prime seat in the heart of Kremlin decision-making until the Soviet collapse.

Sometimes standing still and letting everything go on around you can create the space you need, and Giggsy's a prime example of that.

In ancient times, there was a prime minister named Shang Yang in the State of Qin. He was held in high regard by the King.

Bush acknowledged in a prime-time television address Wednesday night that the bailout would be a "tough vote" for lawmakers.

Oceanwide agreed to chip in $275 million and pay some of the infrastructure costs in exchange for a prime piece of the land.

Mr Kibaki's people had previously insisted that, if there were to be a prime minister, he should have limited executive powers.

Truman would later say in his Memoirs that the threatened intervention in Korea was a prime reason for the meeting.

Several former ministers and a prime minister have agreed to pay back money that went missing when they were in office.

A prime example is the Apache Web server, which can be configured to grant or deny an HTTP request for one of its resources.

This example from Struts is a prime illustration of gratuitous copy-and-paste code, which is not only unnecessary but trivially easy to fix.

So the work has always been, really, a prime focus, and so it's - you know, it's very exciting.

A prime example was the technology sector where, at the time, the ten-year average annual return was a respectable 6.

The healing quality of natural light has been a prime consideration throughout the design.

The sea department Jun tree: When I held the post of Japan a prime minister, Japan economy got into a bubble economy most high peak.

It was, for some, the high point of a second chilly night on the streets to secure a prime viewing spot for the royal procession.

Since a king and a prime minister once lived here, it must be a place with auspicious geomantic omens.

He was responsible for the creation of a clone army on the Republic's behalf, selecting a prime candidate as the clone template: Jango Fett.

Take, as a prime example, the much-loved Fair Isle knit that originated on a remote Shetland Isle (hence the name).

The most adept spinners are known humorously as "spinmeisters" ; the presidential press secretary is always a prime example of this species.

The administration used the company as a prime example of stimulus bill dollars creating "green jobs. "

Virginia was a prime force in the move for independence and was the site of Lord Cornwallis 's surrender in 1781.

No doubt it's also a prime breeding grounds for mosquitos, but it sure looks inviting in the ads.

Palmerston acted as a prime minister in Britain for 10 years. Most of people understand him from his "minitance of overseas" policy.

The memory model allows what is known as "out-of-order writes" and is a prime reason why this idiom fails.

With less than 48 hours to go until the opening of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, security at the venue is a prime concern.

Daniel, "ge lao" was a respectful form of address for a prime minister.

All the main non-sectarian alliances are headed by Shias, for Sunnis and Kurds have no chance of electing a prime minister.

A prime example of this phenomenon is on display with every bit of news about our southern border.

With a prime location in the center of Paris, we are the ideal spot for your next meeting or special event.

Her seat was in a prime position next to the King Harald at the middle of the top of the lengthy horseshoe shaped banquet table.

The system consists of an energy source, a prime mover, a generator, and a load.

So car body can be moved by its own by adding a prime mover or tractor to it to travel on road.

Ms. Qian , the Shanghai job- hopper , says money used to be a prime motivator .

There was a prime minister, but his power was diluted by the strength of the national legislators.

Today the city is a prime tourist destination, with a beer festival and a yacht culture.

The dual of this statement thus assures that every ideal of a power set is contained in a prime ideal.

Nevertheless sidebars will turn into a battlefield, because it is such a prime spot for online services to capture.

Lack of romantic interest is a prime symptom, you know.

To see why, imagine a situation where the table size is not a prime number.

As a prime mover of the naval ship's power plan, the low load performance of a diesel engine is a focus by us.

No wonder this guy can only be a Minister for Foreign Affairs instead of being staying as a prime minister.

In a prime-time television address, House Speaker Newt Gingrich declared the GOP "Contract with America" was only a beginning.

The head of government is a prime minister appointed by the president with parliamentary approval.

Now with Sony beset by problems, TCL has itself turned into a prime example of how going abroad could turn into a nightmare.

But now the effort risks failing all over again because of a dire lack of helicopters, a prime cause of the peacekeeping failure to date.

One of his ambitions is to become a Prime Minister.

Do not forget to enter all prime factors, even when a prime factor repeats several times!

Although his Mahdi Army is a prime instigator of the violence, General Keane says a direct confrontation would be too risky.

But the spectacularly sudden unseating of a prime minister underscored the influence of the minerals industry.

Ahead of that the Inflation Report next week is a prime focus for the market.

The Council of State consists of a Prime Minister and his council, formally appointed by the King.

Write a program to read in a whole number and test if it is a prime.

Their village was in the right place at the right time, occupying a prime piece of land around which downtown Shenzhen would develop.

For my part I would much sooner spend a month on a desert island with a veterinary surgeon than with a prime minister.

A cynic might see the festival as a prime example of how coddled the baby boomers were in an economy of abundance.

Australia will be a prime example of such a two-speed economy.

for new leftists has always been the countryside, which they point to as a prime example of market-economy failures.

The central notion in commutative algebra is that of a prime ideal.

As one shrewd Washingtonian told me, Mr Obama stopped behaving like a prime minister and acted instead like a president.

A Prime Minister Ozawa who enjoys less than a 20% approval rating from the voters will face loud calls for an early election.

We have never had a Prime Minister assassinated. Although we've been tempted, a few times.

Unlike many a prime minister, she is quite readily accessible to anyone who wants to see her.

The president appoints a prime minister as head of government who in turn assembles a cabinet, both subject to parliamentary approval.

Proteus's technology, which enables pills to relay data about a patient back to doctors after they have been swallowed, is a prime example.

As such, the compound is a prime candidate for mitigating global warming over the near-term, say in the next 25 years or so.

as a prime mover , a small hydro turbine can produce the independence power for agriculture and industrial machines without fossil fuel.

But, since I was a teenager, I have been a prime target for proselytizers of all stripes.

The fact that I let myself get so upset over my flogging is a prime example of "disconnected thinking" .

A prime ingredient of impulsion is the time the horse spends in the air rather than on the ground.

That would be considered a prime deal, and it is widely expected to launch before the end of the year.

The male-specific Y chromosome is a prime genetic suspect in AAA development, possibly acting as an independent risk factor.

Liu Chan complied, but still let him be in charge of the affairs of a prime minister.

Children represent the future, and ensuring their healthy growth and development ought to be a prime concern of all societies.

With bags held high or balanced on bamboo poles, they choked the entrances to the cars, jostling for a prime spot on board.

But for the rank and file programmers whose applications are a prime attraction for iPhone buyers, iAds comes with catches.

It's a prime candidate for refactoring and I will certainly break it into more manageable units in a future iteration of HC.

A commutative ring is a prime ring if and only if it is an integral domain.

For many, the youthful, adenoidal Mr Miliband does not look or sound like a prime minister.

The relationship between our countries is much bigger than the friendship between a President and a prime minister.

A bank that acts as a prime broker to a hedge fund has detailed knowledge of its trading activities.

In Athens talks to appoint a prime minister to succeed George Papandreou were in deadlock, and will resume on Thursday morning.

In a prime-time address to the nation, Bush pushed back against the Democrats' calls to end the unpopular war.

I might be a prime candidate for Alzheimer's Disease!

Webster argued that Frank was there to give direct aid to the murderer, and was therefore a prime actor.

Alcohol, as I described in a piece on China's love affair with wine, has become a prime tool for conspicuous consumption.

This was in an area called Wellawatta, a prime residential area in Colombo.

Consider: most people today would cite Hampton House as a prime example of the market's failure to protect the weak.

Ms. Cha, whose name, coincidentally enough, is Korean for "vehicle, " now also appears on a prime-time television commercial for Hyundai.

This vacuum in availability of national health staff is a prime factor in the increasing number of cholera sufferers dying.

I referred to nine as a prime number. Can you imagine?

Her dream was to have a prime-time show and a huge audience.

Many companies have been banking on demand from China as a prime source of new nuclear reactors.

A prime number is a number that is has no proper factors (it is only evenly divisible by 1 and itself).

Britain's usual modus operandi involves a prime minister, backed by a majority in Parliament, pulling the levers of government.

A story is told of a simple shepherd who was appointed a prime minister of Persia.

We removed the redundant control-flow connections and added a new business item, A-prime, to distinguish the two purposes of the item A.

First and foremost, safety is a prime concern with a device that comes in contact with the eye.

Improvements in hardware and virtualization technologies provide a prime opportunity to look at adopting virtualization.

Nowadays is a prime-time employment and recruitment, but often this time, both candidates are recruited units also trouble filling side.

Don't ignore those little things that make you happy, like finding a prime parking spot or $20 in the pocket of your favorite shorts.

"The Pilbara iron ore expansion is a prime example of the quality of our growth options, " he added.

Arran's ambitions lie elsewhere with a prime number problem that has intrigued and frustrated mathematicians for 150 years.

Former ministers and a prime minister agreed to hand back money pilfered in office.

Really, Johnny! If ever there was a stubborn idiot, you're a prime example.

His successor cannot be found among what Lord Rosebery, a prime minister in Queen Victoria's time, called "the mediocrities of the House" .

NHashSize The size of the hash table for interface pointer maps. Should be a prime number.

s only a prototype but it’ s a prime example of our future line of smart products.

You Chinese are so lucky to have a President like Hu and a Prime Minister or Premier like Wen.

With money to burn, a Chinese bidder could make a knockout offer for a prime mineral deposit in their backyard.

In an effort to stem the tide, Naver has launched a prime-time ad campaign with the slogan "Go Social" .

A prime example would be globalisation trends causing lower import prices.

In other words, man's curiosity was a prime motive to know as much about the world as possible.

A prime goal of these regional networks will be to alleviate travel congestion.

Barack Obama used a prime-time news conference marking six months in office to make the case for his blueprint for health-care reform.

Google, too, sees mobile advertising as a prime opportunity to develop a new advertising revenue stream.

The brinkmanship over raising the debt ceiling is a prime example for the argument that democracy is irrational, right?

We might define our language as the set of all strings of digits which represent a prime number.

My mother was a prime mover in various intellectual projects, helping to bring "culture" to the exuberant Hollywood community of the 1920's.

The SMP program might be a prime choice.

But "if they make a prime example of a US company it scares the whole food supply chain" .

Space-based telescopes are a prime example of combining technologies to achieve amazing results.

This commercial center of northeastern Brazil is also a prime destination for tourists, who come for the pleasant weather and white beaches.

Canada is a prime destination for world-class, high-quality, affordable international education, in particular in law.

In Beijing, the company has struggled to find a prime location for a new flagship store, bumping back its opening to 2013.

Build-to-order is a prime example in which the consumer orders goods that are customized at the factory.

Many economists had started to argue, to the contrary, that China is emerging as a prime market mover.

This "outsourcing, " according to Pat Buchanan and others, is a prime cause of the Wall Street meltdown.

In the compromise that ended those strikes, the president finally named a prime minister.

In the midst of this all we have seen a prime minister handling the situation in a remarkable way.

Ho one should not proceed eis often cited as a prime example of mounting social decay .

Lockheed Martin has received a prime contract under the U. S. Air Force's Future Flexible Acquisition & Sustainment Tool (F2AST).

the huge , fast developing economies of asia pacific have become a prime target of irish export development.

Dozens of hedge funds that used Lehman as a prime broker are fighting for the return of assets.

Most women -- whether young, boomers or seniors -- are in a prime position to prevent the serious consequences of muscle loss.

How can one say whether Manchester United is indeed a prime destination for aspiring young soccer stars given the diversity in outcome?

In this potent narrative of victimhood Israel, of course, has been held up as a prime example of Western malevolence .

Group buying developed much further when China Central Television (CCTV) aired a prime-time special on the topic this January.

Using a prime number of buckets, and choosing a bucket by using the modulus of the hash function's result will usually give a good result.

Golf is a prime leisure activity for our diplomatic personnel in Malawi and a good way for them to make friends.

He cited the American television crime drama CSI as a prime example.

The EPA will certainly be a prime target, and it's still unclear how hard Obama will fight back on this issue.

Washington (and Brussels) identified undervalued currencies such as the renminbi as a prime cause of global macroeconomic imbalances.

As a prime minister, he lacked the strategic vision of, say, someone like Churchill.

NYU provides a prime example of what international students can bring to a campus and how they can benefit themselves and their countries.

The Chinese drop in demand for chicken has been noted as a major factor in a worldwide fall in the price of soy, a prime chicken feed.

Its use is therefore restricted to articles in which lightness is a prime essential.

For the economy, patents are a prime source of new technical knowledge.

China, itself, is a prime example of the global change in communication.

Bogota's reputation for precise pronunciation has helped make the city a prime location for dubbing movies and TV programs into Spanish.

They then looked for gene patterns known to exist in other taste receptors, leaving a single protein called PKD2L1 as a prime candidate.

The convergence in economic development is a prime policy goal of the European Union.

China is a prime example of a middle income nation in transition.

One is led by Iyad Allawi, a keenly secular Shia and former Baathist who was a prime minister after the fall of Saddam Hussein.

The export slowdown is already hurting the Pearl River Delta, long a prime destination for China's urban migrants.

A prime task of the commission is patrolling public places to make sure men and women are not mingling.

This hotel, which opened in December, has a prime location on Norrmalmstorg, Stockholm's central square.

His grandfather was Shigeru Yoshida, a prime minister who laid the foundations for Japan's post-war recovery.

A prime example is physical data models that directly manipulate SQL Data Definition Language.

Yet regulation, if not a prime suspect, could still be an accomplice.

Natural rapport is a prime requirement for our sanity, our evolution and, indeed, our survival.

Blazona's firm is a prime example of a new breed of small business: startup multinationals.

The second goal was a prime example of how too many went forward, leaving one person stranded.

As China has undergone such rapid changes, anomie is a prime candidate for lower levels of happiness.

One is to have a prime number of buckets, another is to use a power of 2.

The new organically grown coffees coming out of Brazil these days are excellent, and this is a prime example.

The next prize on offer is $150, 000, for a prime number with more than 100m digits.

By one estimate, a $500 million capital raise for a hedge fund could bring as much as $10 million, or 2 percent, for a prime broker.

In-car access to real-time information is already available in some formats - traffic alerts are a prime example.

Homes are a prime opportunity to improve energy management.

It is a more feasible strategy than you may think. This is not Britain, where a prime minister can do much as he likes.

A prime example is discodermalide, produced naturally by a marine sponge, but in very small quantities.

This showed them the merits of occasionally admitting imperfection, and even of offering a prime-ministerial apology.

President Obama delivers a prime time address to Congress on health care reform tomorrow night.

Employees Retraining Board takes a prime concern about the protection of privacy in relation to personal data.

If an integer is greater than 1 and has only itself and 1 as positive divisors , it is called a prime.

My sister is as vain as they come. She's a prime example of narcissism .

The French state is not just investigating Air France and Airbus but is also a prime investor in them.

Mr. Nepal's replacement would certainly be a Maoist or a prime minister of their choosing.

They are at a prime age and experience; most of them hold military ranks that are above colonel or senior colonel (Sina. com. cn, June 26).

A prime example is the Regional Child Survival Strategy, again focused on countries with the highest burden of childhood mortality.

Moving toward standards in this area is a prime motivation for this article.

For these, they rely on the services of a prime broker.

A prime bank is one of the highest-rated and best-funded banks.

MGF is a prime candidate for gene doping for enhancement of athletic performance.

A corruption scandal in 2005 toppled Shanghai's powerful party boss, Chen Liangyu, a prime driver of the Expo.

It can be said that this is a prime of life, full of vitality and trusted teachers.

A prime example is Hungary, where Viktor Orban's government has attracted a blaze of outside criticism since it took office in May 2010.

As Chicago was rebuilt , architects had a prime opportunity to experiment with new ideas, such as using steel frames as building supports.

The four W, walking. I think she's a prime candidate for a pulmonary embolus.

Arsene Wenger revealed yesterday that prolific Chelsea goal scorer Didier Drogba was once a prime target for Arsenal.

Mr Perrotis has recently secured a prime retail location in central Athens for the sportswear giant Nike.

Knowing your own weaknesses makes you a prime candidate to invite others.

She added, "He's a prime example of the American dream. "

Grand Bay is a prime spot for bird watching during the winter and spring.

Oa was a prime example of this with the house, family, and job earning over $150, 000 per year.

These factors make the tag a prime location for critical information: logos, navigation, calls to action.

The price of powdered milk, a prime ingredient, has doubled over the past year.

Painting took high fashion as a prime subject matter.

A prime consideration is the number of reviewers.

He highlighted the government's failure to allocate the budget stipulated in the current policy as a prime example.

Here is a prime example of what I am talking about: Trading is inherently risky.

Did this mean Britain was without a prime minister?

Ireland is a prime example of this strategy in action.

Data theft and introduction of viruses is a prime concern for mobile workers.

Nokia's failure to encourage rival vendors to take up Symbian is a prime example.

With separate chaining it's not so important to make the table size a prime number, as it is with quadratic probes and double hashing.

A prime number is an integer greater than or equal to 2 that has exactly two distinct natural number divisors, 1 and itself.

But there is more to it than oak and this excellent example from Olivier Leflaive is a prime example.

IT IS hard to remember a time when black America has been in such a prime political position.

So, this implementation uses a prime number for the hash table size.

The Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search, a cooperative computing project, helps find a prime that has nearly 13 million digits.

A decline in this density is a prime indicator that neuropathy is worsening.

as minister of war , winston was inevitable a prime target for the ira.

As home to the Confederacy's deepest coffers, Mygeeto became a prime target during the Outer Rim Sieges.

The pre-sales blackout on advertising discounts is a prime example.

A prime candidate is the return of the euro zone's public-debt crisis.

New Jersey provides a prime example of America's pension difficulties.

Following the defeat of the Trade Federation, overcrowding became a prime concern for Boss Nass and the Rep Council.

There are worse things for a prime minister to end up as than the right kind of loser.

The Italian international is also a prime target for Inter, so they face stiff competition.

Brazil, which floated its exchange rate in 1999, is a prime example of the predicament.

Indonesia is a prime example of this damage.

J: I'm from the plains of the Midwest. It's a prime location for tornadoes.

Money is not a prime consideration.

With the interactional approach, a prime consideration is where the interaction is on the screen.

Chinese consumers, with their traditional affinity for 24-karat gold jewelry, are a prime target for new gold ETFs.

The inner housing supports a tool (102, 302), such as a pair of shear blades, and houses a prime mover (80) that drives the tool.

Chicago is a prime example of this process.