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But your life is at stake too, I told him, because if you pursue this, your career is going to be ruined.

Because little seems to be at stake, people often show dissatisfaction by voting against governments.

Although Mayor Oh Se-hoon said he was sorry that the fishing industry had been hurt, he insisted that public health was at stake .

The fact that PayPal sued Google just hours after they announced the Google Wallet shows you just how much is at stake here.

throw off the chains of tyranny. The truth of this was held to be self-evident. Inalienable rights were at stake.

As nothing less than control of the federal government was at stake, the convention was a bitter affair from the beginning.

That may have distracted American investors briefly; once they realise how much is at stake in Italy, it will not help.

My honor is at stake, so I cannot let the matter rest.

This has not always been an easy job, especially when data and access security was at stake.

You got the sense there was more at stake for her than for the average student.

Not many Harvard rooters had come way the hell up to Ithaca, New York, even though the Ivy title was at stake.

At stake is the relevance of the IMF at a time of uncertainty as the boom of four years draws to a close.

But a lot is at stake in trying to overcome the current crisis of confidence.

And, of course, home-court advantage is at stake for whichever two of these five teams finish with the best record.

But he insisted China would not link the two issues, and that Beijing had its own self-interest at stake in continuing to invest in Europe.

So here we are, then, leaving entirely to its wanderings the question of whether what is at stake is to be or not to be.

Wenger knows how much is at stake on Sunday but all he asks of his players is that they have no regrets when they leave Wembley.

The Delegation advised the Committee to be aware of what was at stake, and of the challenges it faced.

No less than the very existence of choice of law as an independent discipline of the law of conflict of laws is at stake .

But I know how much is in flux, and how much is at stake.

The size of the audience also explains why so much is at stake for China as it prepares to host its first Olympics.

In the video war, there may be some manipulation of anxiety, some adrenaline to the heart, but absolutely nothing is at stake.

Protest voting. Because little seems to be at stake, people often show dissatisfaction by voting against governments.

"He understood what was at stake for the state, in terms of the jobs that would have been lost. "

Watson has no capacity for fun, and its creators have more at stake than the outcome of a game show.

With so much at stake, Sino-U. S. relations have never been closer or more important, White House aides say.

But just to make it concrete and to see what's at stake, consider the distribution of wealth in the United States.

Yet the Fed's credibility could be at stake if it allowed itself to be bullied into a late U-turn that is not clearly justified by the data.

For India, he said lives were at stake, while for the US the only issue was commerce.

What was at stake was the amount of heat required to transform and purify blood into another substance.

When human survival is at stake in the short-term, the response is usually either flight or fight.

With so much at stake at home, public enthusiasm for a more activist Japanese role in global affairs has waned considerably.

Although there's still plenty of money at stake for the company, the trader likely has nothing more to lose at this stage.

With huge sums of money at stake, the last thing I wanted was to be shipping by air.

His wife's bored attitude and frivolous gown proclaimed the heiress's disregard of the insignificant interests at stake.

However, when America thinks important interests are at stake, it still ignores the rules, just like the next hegemon.

This is crucial in order for a team to be successful in a long season in which so much is at stake.

What's at stake in that fight, above all, is the question of whether we'll take action against climate change before it's utterly too late.

I knew what I had to do and understood what was at stake.

" China must lead and guide North Korea to a better future . There is too much at stake for this sort of myopia , " Adm Mullen said.

Although the debate is rather technical, it's important to try to understand it because much is at stake.

This, then, thinking of those who do not know what is at stake.

With so much of South Korea's future at stake, maybe it is the next generation of leadership that Mr Lee should be tweeting about.

Nevertheless, when your life is at stake, it is hard to avoid attempting to understand what happened.

Sex scandals and local violence should not distract from the fact that Turkey's future might be at stake at this election.

The product launched onto the market should not with popularity, the company's whole future would be at stake.

The interest of the child's is at stake. 6. What I ask for is equal treatment.

But the truth is that the whole nature of our society is at stake.

Some say that the very soul of Parisian nightlife is at stake and feel the city is losing ground to London, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Berlin.

With so much of his new life at stake, it is no surprise he is thinking very hard before making the jump.

No country has more at stake in a vibrant WTO than China, yet Beijing has been scandalously unwilling to help push for a Doha deal.

This indeed is all that is involved, what it is in breasts that are at stake.

Something beyond the apparent substance of the conversation is at stake for you.

With its large population of Pakistani origin, it has much at stake in helping to maintain the stability of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

At a news conference, U. S. Undersecretary of Defense Perry declared that the credibility of the international community NATO was at stake.

Were so much not at stake, it would be tempting to give up and call the troops home.

What is at stake here obviously is to attack something which is of the order of the relationship (ressort) of desire to jouissance.

With so much at stake, it seems impractical to choose any other course.

Your brief should address the facts of the case, the legal and constitutional issues at stake, the Court's holding, and its rationale.

For, as we just saw, the fact that Adam was being tested means that something was at stake in what Adam did with that tree.

We expect that our people spend clients' and our firm's resources as if their own resources were at stake.

The public's health is at stake, and the time for adequate federal funding of the FDA is now.

"In the age of the internet, everybody's reputation is at stake. "

Gemenne said there was more at stake than cultural and sentimental attachments to swamped countries.

Why? An optimistic explanation is that this is just a short-term phenomenon which reflects the magnitude of issues at stake.

But with so much at stake, today's votes cannot be the end of the discussion.

They do not believe the old man will ever keep his word when his power is at stake.

Guinea's ability to normalise relations with multilateral and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.

They provide answers to the issues at stake in terms of energy optimization, comfort of interiors and indoor air quality.

What finiteness is at stake? The one which defines in the subject the fact of depending on the effects of the signifier.

It seems that they are able to overcome these barriers when they feel that their relationship is at stake.

Critics say that some judges look partial or corrupt, so the court's credibility is at stake.

Obviously, few people would get behind the wheel in such a thoroughly addled state, especially with children's safety at stake.

"He said just look at the economic context, look at what's at stake for the country. It's time for us all to come together. "

With all this at stake, the team behind LCROSS hopes it can find water rather than just evidence of it.

Given the breadth of issues at stake in our relationship with China, this ambassadorship is as important as any in the world, " he said. "

On sensitive territorial issues where the party's credentials are at stake, China may be uncompromising and increasingly unreasonable.

We find jobs for hundreds of temporary staff every week and are proud of our workers but our reputation is at stake if they aren't reliable.

You must go for the doctor at once as the child's life is at stake.

Warn both parties in a rivalry that if don't begin to cooperate professionally, a lot is at stake, ranging from a transfer to unemployment.

In a candid 2008 speech on press freedom, Paul Dacre, editor of the Daily Mail, admitted what was really at stake: commercial survival.

If the big industrial countries had something at stake in curbing the excesses of currency imbalance, the prospects might be more positive.

None of the regulators believed that Buffett would walk; they felt he had too much money and reputation at stake.

Well, the only way that we might survive -- the quality of life is at stake here is nuclear fusion.

So, I wonder, what attracted him to the competing issues at stake in South of the Border and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps?

I have to say, it is disgraceful to support, indulge and befriend ethnic separatists. It would be their own interest and image at stake.

And what is at stake is no less than the integrity of our democracy.

If at any time your child's emotional or physical well being is at stake, pick up the phone ASAP.

"I choose chaos, " says the Joker, and those words sum up what's at stake in The Dark Knight.

The fact that people have multiple interests at stake means that you can negotiate for high-value yet inexpensive resources.

He said America's "primacy in the world" is at stake.

Not just the fate of a tyrant but the reputation of Europe and America is at stake in Libya and the Middle East.

We know you may face very stiff opposition on this issue; however, the welfare of your project is really at stake here.

At stake is not only the health of humans but that of the earth.

he ' s concerned , " doss said . " his life is at stake . he is not somebody who is an overly emotional person , at least not with me .

But an administrator may decide not to demand such a high degree of confidence when the lives of hundreds of people are at stake.

Ask yourself if it's really necessary to take action and what's at stake.

Mr Blair's domestic reputation is not the only thing at stake.

You want your reader to draw the same conclusions that you do based on a common understanding of what is at stake.

The conference's participants were also under no illusions about what was at stake.

For, when all is said and done, this indeed is where the problem is when neurosis is at stake.

mixed motive bargaining (several issues at stake) with two and with more than two parties, auctions and fair division.

It's like a sponge in water, is willing to squeeze as long as the total still at stake.

"What was at stake" , writes Ms Klausen, "was not what Islam forbids but what the West allows. "

''As soon as you're in front of a camera, having to talk about yourself personally, there's a lot more at stake.

Nothing less than the substance of our democracy is at stake.

The "great revival" of the Chinese people was, he said, at stake.

But, let us not forget, what is at stake there is only the logic of the thing.

With so much at stake and such large companies involved, we are surely about to witness a long and protracted battle.

There is a lot more than just pride at stake and a derby victory would be a massive boost as we look to really kick on.

If U2 had been at stake, they would not have taken the same risk with its reputation.

With so much at stake, governments must be strategic in their choices.

A lot is at stake: Small-business failures are common, and parents risk losing their entire investment, their life savings, or more.

Donald Guthrie states that nothing less than the character of God is at stake in this passage.

Obama in his speech sought to inject urgency into the negotiations, saying living standards and the health of the planet are at stake.

Ultimately, at stake is whether our leaders can work to help us save ourselves from . . . well, from ourselves.

What is at stake for us, as you have realized, is to obtain a model of mathematical formalization.

And what I am raising as a question, since what is at stake, is whether yes or no Joyce was mad, why after all would he not have been?

It is true that oil is not the only interest Britain has at stake in Libya.

Pride is at stake, so it will be a "European solution" , with the IMF limited to an advisory role.

But as he put at least $1 at stake a day, his weight dropped below 190 pounds by the study's end.

At stake in the current debate are the terms on which immigrants will be accepted.

I don't feel the players realise what is at stake historically because you don't get a trophy [for going the season unbeaten].

It is disease, and it needs someone that understands what is at stake, someone who can stand up like a real man.

There is a lot of money at stake, so it will be almost impossible to produce a plan that makes everyone happy.

This interest of the child is at stake.

But there was more at stake than the two young women.

With so much IP and data at stake, enterprises must seamlessly adopt identity management to link to the cloud.

Mr Bewley also found that psychological resistance to pay cuts melts when the employer's survival is at stake .

More than the western Balkans and Turkey are at stake: watching in the wings are other would-be applicants, from Ukraine to the Caucasus.

He would not give a millimetre where his convictions were at stake.

An urgently needed solution to the nation's dysfunctional immigration system is at stake.

But with so much at stake, the two nations have tried to keep their rapport cordial.

In Sandzak a huge amount of community property is at stake, but nothing will be returned so long as the groups are squabbling.

With the dignity of the Romany people and Romania's national identity at stake, a lot is riding on the outcome of this semantic clash.

In cases where control is at stake, foreign buyers are taking over Chinese assets from foreign sellers.

and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.

The Kim family and its supporters, with everything obviously at stake, will work strenuously to convey stability and control.

Theoretically at least, billions of dollars of investment and the foreign involvement in China's internet industry could be at stake.

Amazon may have the most at stake, given that it's a major book seller and is mining the Kindle for even more sales.

Yet, not so long ago, I. B. M. 's corporate survival was at stake.

If the train was diverted to the track, we could put the lives of all passengers on board at stake !

'It's my very livelihood at stake here, ' he said.

This paper argues that Stevens's works actually put the metaphysics of the subject at stake.

The tension was naturally high for a game with so much at stake .

True, but for the rest of society, much more is at stake.

The White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said most Americans understand what's at stake.

If you continue to indulge in computer games like this, your future will be at stake.

Also unclear is whether an American interest must also be at stake before Mr Obama invokes the moral case for action.

Corporations that realise what is at stake need to work together to foster a cooperative environment of discovery and development.

Believe me, no one is more aware of what's at stake than I.

Our natural environment is at stake and we need urgent and effective conservation actions to protect these precious natural habitats.

But I suspect that something deeper is at stake.

But so much is at stake, what the fu*k does it take, let's cut to the chase.

With billions of dollars and thousands of jobs at stake, Mr Gates can expect strong opposition from many quarters.

Because at stake is not just the fate of our future economic growth -- but possibly the fate of our planet.

But bigger issues are at stake too, ones that are more political and philosophical in nature: Should any bank be too big to fail?

When sheer survival is at stake, it is more important to avoid a "bad" year than to maximize the output in better years.

With so much at stake, it is odd then, that branded generics have made so little headway in the world's largest drug market.

Much is at stake in Egypt economically, as well as politically.

By leaving the big company and starting his own small firm, he put his comfortable life at stake.

These seminars will explore the issues at stake and the various solutions found in existing national legislation and contractual practices.

The soul of our nation - its essence, its history---is at stake.

We could first do a simple example just to get a feeling for what is at stake here.

A multilateral approach could be more fruitful , with all countries sharing rights and responsibilities to address the issues at stake .

God's honour and his name were at stake. God will always defend his name. It is still the same today.

Thousands of lives will be at stake if emergency aid does not arrive in the city soon.

With such vital American interests at stake, Mr Obama's refrain that Egypt needs an "orderly transition" takes on a clearer meaning.

Appointed as Sole Arbitrator by the ICC in disputes where Chinese language was at stake.

He needed no advice when our fundamental national interests or our overall global strategy was at stake.

When collective security is at stake, public opinion can carry great weight.

This is an important debate. The soul of our nation - its essence, its history---is at stake.

House control at stake, President Bush campaigned Sunday in endangered Republican districts across GOP-friendly middle America.

Andwith US politicians up for re-election in November, many Congressmenfelt their futures were at stake on this vote.

'When the public health may be at stake, the agency must move expeditiously to consider and resolve the issues before it. '

If there were still two points at stake, we would have 52 out of the 60 possible. . . quite impressing figures.

Was the incentive only pecuniary or were other considerations at stake?

Intervening in dangerous conflicts when such interests are not at stake fosters a very bad habit.

"At stake in the fight against climate change are the common interests of the entire world, " Hu said.

Women's abilities to make fair decisions when competing interests are at stake make them better corporate leaders, researchers have found.

Jane: But of course you're better off paying for quality when your eyesight is at stake.

At stake is not just our children's well-being but the durability of the American Dream.

But with pride, glory and huge amounts of money at stake, drug cheats too are stepping up their game.

Also at stake could be planned co-operation between Statoil, the Norwegian oil and gas group, and Chinese energy companies.

Were I even careless in general on such matters, how could you imagine me so where your happiness was at stake?

So nothing less is at stake than the world we inhabit, by which I mean its political and economic, as well as physical, nature.

But at the same time, I think we all understood how important the issues were, what was really at stake during the strike.

But the DPJ leadership post at stake next month is chosen by party members, not the public.

He played poker with the nurses, but never for the real currency at stake when he played with his uncles.

Too much is at stake here for global challenges to take priority.

Standing - The legal right to bring a lawsuit. Only a person with something at stake has standing to bring a lawsuit.

If the security of my country is at stake I will give my life to protect it.

This is an interesting season for us because there is so much at stake. It is one of the most important seasons we've ever had.

What is at stake is nothing else, from one end to the other, than the sexual relation!

Right now, the storm was still rapid ground, and precipitation in the expanding region, the capital of Queensland, Brisbane, at stake.

For the online gambling sector, the survival of whole companies was at stake.

For one thing, there's a lot at stake in divorce settlements, and people are willing to pay for any evidence that will help them.

Such bureaucratic hair-pulling might seem petty, were so much not at stake.

Europe's future is at stake. Europe is at a fork in the road.

Billions of dollars in revenue could be at stake if the market develops along lines similar to PC Internet search.

At stake is whether Mr Bernanke overstepped his powers at the height of the financial crisis in December.

Software testing can be costly, but not testing software is even more expensive, especially in places that human lives are at stake.

Who may have to choose with their lives at stake between trusting the Americans, trusting the Afghan government or trusting the Taliban.

At stake was legislation to revive her bid to send boat people to Malaysia, a plan the High Court in August had ruled to be illegal.

We have no significant strategic interests at stake in Libya.

Corruption brings unfairness, crookedness and, in its more serious case, puts the lives and properties of the community at stake.

The staggering news put the stable production of our staples at stake and may stall it.

It is crucial to know sound economics because civilization itself is at stake.

The only thing at stake, besides gamer pride, of course, is a copy of No More Heroes that will go to the winning team.

At stake in the conflicting claims: national pride and potentially lucrative natural gas drilling rights in waters around them.

Our marine environment is at stake and we need immediate actions to save our seas, said.

There was lots of money and reputations at stake.

At stake in this real-life soap opera is control of a gambling empire that dominates what has become the world's new gambling capital.

When your survival is at stake, pleasure and pain will be strong motivators.

Let me remind you, there's millions in alimony at stake.

The same is about to happen again but with more at stake for Europe this time around.

I don't need some punk intern telling me what's at stake here. Get him out of here, Shep.

What is at stake in reform is maintenance of the open world economy that offers opportunities to so many.

With so much at stake, the Democrats and Republicans called in all members.

This issue's icy blue pages profiling polar life and thawing glaciers communicate what is at stake as the climate warms.

It's good that people realize what's at stake here. I mean, self-determination is a basic human right, and everyone should have it.

But a still bigger issue is at stake.

You may focus your essay on one country and one area--but be sure to situate it with respect to the general issues at stake.

Social cohesion, stability, and security are at stake, in individual nations and internationally.

If you see a risk that others take, That puts their health or life at stake.

Here's what at stake. Android developers code their apps in Java, which are then run in Google's custom virtual machine (VM) called Dalvik.

That's what is at stake. That's why health insurance reform is so important.

But surely, with our climate at stake, America and China's differences demand broader and deeper climate co-operation, not less.

But it is not just earnings that are at stake -- bank failures could surge in the coming quarters.

But a Japanese man's honor is at stake.

Your own safety is at stake when your neighbor's wall is ablaze.

This office, I think, reminds you of what's at stake, how many hopes and dreams are placed in what goes on here at the White House.

The Justice at Stake Campaign says candidates raised one hundred sixty-eight million dollars between two thousand and two thousand seven.

And because there was so much at stake in promoting this great fairy tale myth.

In offering this alternative way of looking, I am aware that more is at stake than an academic quibble.

When long-term preservation in the fossil record is at stake, burial should occur as soon as possible after death.

Paul Mendelle, chairman of the Criminal Bar Association believes that a fundamental principle is at stake.

The book's well-deserved reputation and utility were at stake, and the magnitude of the task was clear.

This method, since what is at stake is a method, is a method which presents itself as hopeless.

With hundreds of millions of dollars in Citi shares, even after this year's slump in the stock price, Mr Weill has more at stake than most.

What is at stake is the constant equation of thought and that which is thought of.

To specify where I would put what is at stake, it is somewhere around there [Fig III-4, first double stroke indicated by the arrow].

We start, though, with a look at what's at stake.

The company is on the verge of bankruptcy and hundreds of jobs are at stake.

Much is at stake: this year companies will spend about $100 billion on data centres, according to IDC, a market-research firm.

Arguments in love from last weekend must not be left to stew, there is too much at stake this week.

Because they have so much at stake, test organizations must be positioned to impact the quality construction of use cases.

Much is at stake for American Airlines in the current battle.

Why, they ask, should the thugs round Mr Mugabe behave any differently next time, especially when their own ill-gotten gains are at stake?

More than Mr Erdogan's career is at stake. So is Turkey's future.