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As she packed the china with great care, she said to me, You must treasure the things that people you love have cherished.

Seniors also may fear having to leave cherished belongings behind or being unable to make friends in a new setting.

He said he cherished "the love. . . of those who represent most of Syria's people. "

This child was all that was left of him, and she cherished, as so tender a creature would, the legacy which he had bequeathed to her.

The sun rises quietly from the sea of Opatija, uncovering the dark harbour, which is the dream I cherished al night.

When a woman does not feel cherished in a relationship she gradually becomes compulsively responsible and exhausted from giving too much.

But he never forgot he was a Chinese descendant and he cherished a deep love for his country.

All her emotion is dedicated to the sacred love that she cherished even when she suffered from the blow of her betraying lover.

We may be one of the last generations to see some of the Earth's most cherished places.

Purity is always cherished mostly in people's hearts. For life, the pure color glazed tile is the best choice to break this kind of style.

In very very ancient times, there was a strong man named Kuafu who cherished the ambition of running a race against the sun.

Cherished graciousness House once to record the galley proof, but because her condition was unceasing, has not been used finally.

It was for just such distinctions that the young man cherished his old New York even while he smiled at it.

He never talks had not been lost and cherished.

The world sensed this part of her character and cherished her for her vulnerability whilst admiring her for her honesty.

You know I'm obstinate and unbending, and I won't change myself for anybody, even my most cherished love.

Clearly you need to have an open mind and be prepared to let go of some of your cherished beliefs.

If Britain kept electing coalitions, Mr Clegg mused, future manifestos might have to signal which pledges are more cherished than others.

but , his long - cherished desire to know more about these matters , not only stopped him in his running away , but lured him back again.

When owners ask where a cherished piano is going, he said, he tries to avoid the subject or tells them it will be put up for adoption.

She cherished such visions from day to day, until her residence in London began to become insupportable and tedious to her.

One of the few things the French make on a grand scale. Artistically done, too, as if they cherished a deep affection even for the symbol.

In the bottom of my heart, and perhaps also has a such a blue stone, but it is the cherished place in this?

I therefore hope from the bottom of my heart, that you distinguished IOC members, will help them realize their long-cherished aspirations.

Do you know why he gave up the hope that he had long cherished?

All I wanted to do today was tell him how much we all loved, cherished and respected him.

"It does not strike the proper balance between protecting national security and preserving our cherished civil liberties, " she said.

Even after his doctor told him he had lung cancer after, chichester would not give up the long-cherished wish to travel around the world.

One of my least cherished memories involves a drivers'-ed instructor named Mr. Wilson and a set of Matchbox cars.

Paul, who was one of the last people to speak with her, hopes to set the record straight for the Princess he so admired and cherished.

No cherished freedoms would be threatened. Just a few changes in the tax code would suffice.

Worst of all, Bant had been changed forever and was no longer the plane she cherished.

I still have a cherished photo of him in his apron, standing over the grill, spatula in hand, smiling.

The public's resolve to preserve Norway's cherished freedom, openness and tolerance was as striking as the grief.

I shall be much obliged if you will be so kind as to help me accomplish my long-cherished wish.

You are just a click away from restoring great shots of those special moments, cherished memories you thought you lost.

Under threat of constant sand storms, we were compelled to leave our cherished village and move to the new settlement.

It needs to be cherished and promoted, much like the German car industry or the French aerospace sector.

About all those, the last person who uttered silent implication to me was my departed mother, how can I forgo the long-cherished wish?

They are my cherished memories which, ready as I am to share with you, I would like to indulge in by myself for a while.

Judy Bethea lived in the same building as the Hornets guard. She wore his jersey. She cherished a photo taken of her with her hero.

In spite of her objections, Dad and I knew that she cherished that new stove.

Importantly, I can realize the Buddhist name Pig made a sensation in the advertising effect, but I cherished the name of Pig yo?

We cherished his noble qualities, especially when the famine was at its worst, for he never demanded food!

This result should be cherished with special care as it did not come by easily.

You would be so out of balance that love would not be something to be cherished anymore.

As a former Minister of the Ming Dynasty, Wu Weiye had a deep feeling for the old dynasty and cherished his own fame deliberately.

He cherished each job the teachers introduced to him for it showed that they cared for him.

In these rainy days, it is a challenge for you to maintain and use your vehicles, otherwise your cherished car may be damaged.

Old age does more than stealthily steal away our most cherished memories: it also seems to diminish our ability to imagine things.

The president, however, remains supportive of a cherished member of his cabinet.

There was a dew drop yesterday, we got along so well and I cherished it very much, but today, the sun snatched my dew drop away.

He knew that Lars Nelle had been so liked by the locals that they'd granted him the privilege of being buried in their cherished churchyard.

I cherished the golden days when I was studying in Beijing Geely University, where is the beginning of my dreams as well as my life.

It was an acute one for certain American writers who cherished democracy but whose work lay exposed to popular derision.

their cherished "ambition" --- want to see Europe as a whole collective armed action without hesitation.

"If they did a study like that and it was negative, " he said, "then I'd have to give up my cherished hypotheses for data. "

I love my mother. Of her hardworking life, in particular, a great many things will forever be cherished in my memory.

It did not help that Mercedes never fully integrated with Chrysler, for fear of tainting the cherished German brand.

My cherished grandson , I hope you learn humility by surviving failure and that you learn to be honest even when no one is looking .

But the divorce rate in the United States is half the marriage rate, and that does not bode well for this cherished institution.

And RIM will soon be facing a new challenge from Nokia, which has long been a cherished brand in Europe.

After more than 30 years of tireless effort, the long-cherished wish of greening and Beautifying the country has been fulfilled.

He was hypercritical of others and cherished an exaggerated notion of his own spiritual advancement.

This principle, called conservation of energy, is one of our most cherished laws of physics.

Once upon a time, we proudly cherished big ideals, made livings in strange cities, with an aim to find the truest dream in our hearts.

We must not suppress the force of this mounting exegetical data, even if it means we must rethink cherished traditions.

after years of high performance and quality services , it creates an environment cherished by countless near and faraway merchants.

He never begins his cherished project for the reformation of criminals .

It wasn't easy for Steve, who cherished self-determination, to give it all up for the Navy. But he did it.

He never flinched after he was captured, on the contrary, he cherished the faith of fighting for freedom to the end.

Chester didn't give up his long-cherished wish of sailing around the world, even after his doctor told him he had lung cancer.

The old man cherished he girl as if she wre his daughter.

With you in my memory , there is no end to pleasure. Memorable events cherished in heart , sweet memories will last .

The Republic's cherished goal to be a renaissance city now seems attainable, with growing support from government, arts patrons and public.

Many believe that a mother who was willing to sacrifice so much for a complete stranger should be cherished by society.

Ladies Market is in a condition few other tourist attractions are in. It is hard to come by and should be cherished.

For his alleged impiety in questioning cherished beliefs, Socrates was condemned to death as a corrupter of the morals of Athenian youth.

But the new model of trailers reveals practically the whole plot-and robs the moviegoer of that cherished quality, pristine ignorance.

Yet many traditional publishers privately say that printed books will continue to be manufactured, bought and cherished.

Either once cherished dreams suddenly become uninteresting, new passions take over or you're swept by a sense of mission.

They are prepared to utilize their spare hours and work at home to pursue their cherished dream of financial freedom.

He said that the Fijian people would always remember the friendly sentiments cherished by the Chinese people towards them.

Children will not remember you for the material things you provided but for the feeling that you cherished them.

HARRIS : It's part of the culture. Questioning a cherished cultural myth is always risky.

The old woman cherished the boy as if he were her own son.

Fortunately, Mary could stay with her cherished grandchildren- in spite of her illness.

But it has its own Office of the superior long-cherished too excessive, the result is actually incurred the scourge.

It's you who've granted me with a chance to get systemized higher education, which I cherished much.

Aspiring to be a follower of the ascetic Sankara, he cherished a great hatred for women.

Sir Matt will always be revered by this club and his memory always cherished by millions of supporters across the globe.

Folk music is one of the most cherished areas of Slavic Macedonian culture, and several folk festivals take place each year.

after the two had parted ways. a cherished friendship aside, out of nowhere, both had a strange feeling.

The long-cherished freedom of the EU's citizens to live and work anywhere in the union is sometimes contested too.

And that straw hat turns to be the most cherished treasures of his.

We'll return to Texas with cherished memories of our friends, our staff, and our time at the White House.

See this, I would like the director's good intentions cherished no longer self evident.

Therefore, activity management, integrated with your most cherished values, creates the authenticity that gives you power.

These cherished thoughts became one of the resources of the CPC to develop the theory of socialist primary stage.

Governments will have to work together and reach compromises, sometimes involving the sacrifice of cherished national goals or interests.

While cherished by many, some people say the arrival of celebrity figurines spoils the traditional sense of Christmas.

The old man cherished the girl as she were his own daughter.

Journalism defines itself as a profession, in part, by proclaiming the moral seriousness of its most cherished story forms.

But he sees empathy -- and the irrational acts of spending that spring from it -- as a trait to be cherished.

Zhang Xiaoxian said: not being cherished love, just a shame on the joke.

This experience originated from my boyhood, and this book can be said to have realized a dream I have cherished since my boyhood.

In the Western Pacific in the coming decades, morality may mean giving up some of our most cherished ideals for the sake of stability.

She cherished her time in the car alone, reaching into the wind for roadside stalks of fragrant sweet clover.

There are visible signs that some of the time-honored old traditions and values are no longer cherished by the young people.

Factory output and capital spending are both rising and the authorities continue to hold to a cherished eight percent GDP growth target.

Worse, Mr Obama's administration has not made much progress at all towards several cherished leftish goals.

Has been 76 years, less one year, another year, I'll finish my 77 years of the long-cherished wish.

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Andy is a country with a strong belief and cherished hope and perseverance of people.

A bullet hole in the wall of the White is a cherished reminder of the 1848 student uprising against the city s Austrian rulers.

Hence, it is a long-cherished wish for me to be a university teacher.

Belgrade rejects the declaration of independence of its cherished southern province, but for Kosovo, its independence status is final.

It is probably fair to say that no country in the world regards the cherished universal or fundamental right of free expression as absolute.

Their inhabitants, the pigeons, are cherished and looked after by local farmers.

He refused to accept the division of his country , and he still cherished hopes of ruling a united nation .

The "theory of everything" is one of the most cherished dreams of science.

He won't move -- not because he is protecting his cherished central place in the sun --but because he can't move.

As a final offering, she threw the framed San Diego Chargers jersey her ex had cherished into the fire.

as, "one of our community's most rewarding and cherished institutions. "

Berkshire recently lost its cherished triple-A credit rating and its shares have slipped by 18% over the last 12 months.

They had surviving reserves of insecurity and cherished a historical sense of victimhood.

Tom cherished family, in access to wealth, he returned to his aunt, to live happily.

Japan has long resisted pressure to stop scientific whaling, insisting whaling is a cherished cultural tradition.

Peace-the word evokes the simplest and most cherished dream of humanity.

But the one activity that he cherished and held in particularly high regard was the stylized formality of the tea ceremony.

Three thousand years later, Buddha came again to the temple, he asked the spider: "spider, you know what is the world's most cherished? "

Harmony, the supreme value cherished in ancient China, lies at the heart of the Chinese culture.

You drop your most cherished clothes at the dry cleaner, and they're ticketed, thrown into a massive pile of garments and whisked away.

Maybe he sees me through the goggles of love, and sees my scars and dimples as cherished features that are unique to me.

We love to be cherished, sought to obtain the pay or not true love.

I rushed out of my apartment heading directly to the cherished Charles Bridges which I have come across so many times in movies.

On second thought, "The desire of the people is always cherished in my heart" implies both democracy and autocracy .

She cherished a frightful memory of her life; one day, a man had beheld her garter.

But if the formulation of law eventually renders us lose our most cherished values, I think the law has gone to its end.

You are cherished by me, even if you are not aware of it and are too busy and caught up in your day-to-day affairs.

She particularly cherished "person of love" in Christianity, which is the very core of her "philosophy of love" .

You can see a celebrated ending in sight for your cherished work and that fills your heart with joy.

India's private sector is flourishing, but a government job remains a cherished prize, the commission found.

With your ruler, Mars, touring your house of hopes and wishes, you can dare to take steps to achieve a cherished dream.

Governments around the world are racing to protect their cherished, if dented, national champions.

Afterwards, the sales man did anything with a calm mood and cherished every opportunity to improve himself.

Passion is sweet. Love makes weak. You said you cherished freedom. so you refused to let it go.

No Pants Day is a day where everyone, be they students, respectable businessmen, or cherished community leaders, leave their pants behind.

Everything she cherished might be swept away overnight.

But the truth is we have cherished our home-life, watching our kids grow up, being a part of their lives.

Can be the same as the premier is online communication, it is countrywide netizen's greatest cherished desire.

There are countless celebrations around the world and everyone has his own cherished day.

"I am very excited to set foot on the lovely land to fulfill my years of expectations and long-cherished wish, " said Chen, 67.

The rain falling stage beautiful cherished the lies, who can give me a strong one reason.

Failing to save the building from demolition would mean an irrevocable loss of our cherished heritage, the spokesman said.

They have challenged some of the West's most cherished notions of how companies ought to organise themselves.

Ancient wisdom and unique culture, cherished by many generations, is now under the powerful influence of globalization.

Mr. Chamberlain had cherished the hope of appeasing and reforming him and leading him to grace .

Several cherished proposals, including one to institute more checks on the president, went nowhere.

He cherished his ful Afro and could spend a long time picking at it in order to make it appear just right.

I guess you could say that. I've always cherished it.

People shock very easily when the learn that their cherished beliefs have been held in error, and it is too much to admit to themselves.

Both are uncompromising ideals cherished by a substantial percentage of the population.

Reversely, friends are the few articles of old clothes cherished unwillingly to be replaced.

Plenty of college students cherished the revolutionary martyrs in the monument located in Shaoshan Martyrs Cemetery Park in Hunan.

Modern society is a time when fashion and individuality are cherished and pursued.

Building a reasonable life world is the long-cherished wishes of Habermas.

I cherished the hope that she would be back some day.

The least-cherished programme was early childhood education, a tiny slice of state spending.

For decades now, the stewards of this cherished park have been searching for balance.

These involve everything from work or other obligations to long cherished goals.

Dragon Castle Peak The final long-cherished wish is to Long Yangcheng embankment slope protection, eternal Long Yang Road people safe.

Life is a gift, life is not to be wasted, it's to be cherished.

They are cherished national champions, often funded and usually controlled by the state, and sometimes crammed with political appointees.

She cherished the child as though he were her own.

Must be a cherished memory of his.

The long-cherished wish of Chinese is pursuing high and higher-yielding of rice.

We have tried, cherished each other, with a clear conscience, the rest, to the hands of destiny.

Yasunari Kawabata's "Celebrity" created the image of a superb master who cherished Go art as life.

It has long cherished the "French cultural exception" , the idea that culture has a special value and needs protection.

One of our cherished privileges is the right of free speech.

Government ministers fear that an attack might provoke a backlash that would sweep away the nation's cherished values.

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

Jamie can mouth the lines to this cherished love story but wonders why no one ever makes a movie about what happens after the first kiss.

Do they still respect the cherished aspirations of the Taiwan compatriots for peace, stability and development?

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He cherished relationships over money. He had a most generous spirit and the heartiest laugh I've ever known.

No one there cherished the forlorn hope that boys of our sort could make any advance in learning.

The phenomena show that some old traditions and conceptions of value will not be cherished any longer.

who are wary of an enterprise that, along with health-care reform, has been one of Barack Obama's most cherished goals.

Well into the autumn of my life, the cherished goal of pure love of God still eludes me.

The production of thumb Monkeys was a cherished wish in his childhood.

They have cherished the child as one of their own.

The lifestyle there is exactly what I miss here, that sense of quality of life that is cherished and held above all.

In his public life, Steve was known as a visionary; in his private life, he cherished his family.

His friends cherished great confidence on his works before he rose to fame.

No tradition of our profession is more cherished by lawyers than that of its leadership in public affairs.

It is a moment of challenge to cherished beliefs, putting resolutions to a severe test.

You must live in faith that your purpose is, and will be fulfilled. The uniqueness of your own personality is to be cherished.

Helpless he stands, a victim to a dream conceived and cherished by a separate mind.

The masses are the source of our strength and the mass viewpoint and the mass line are our cherished traditions.

He cherished his memory of the happy time with her lover.

For decades, liberals have relied on the courts to push through some of their most cherished policies.

to look for the long-cherished dream.

The cup is a cherished trophy of the company.

With women a delusion may be seen to be groundless and still be cherished.

"I know what your support means. I know the cherished place the Kennedy family holds in the hearts of the American people, " he said.

It is such a beautiful moment that worthing cherished.

For some people, to have their cherished beliefs severely questioned is difficult to handle, and it takes time to come to terms with it.

Job protection in the public sector and keeping control of state-owned utilities are two of Pasok's most cherished sacred cows.

The rise of China has made the West doubt the continued validity of its cherished principles of democratic, fee-market capitalism.

She was Dan's favorite model, cherished confidante and dearest friend.

I particularly cherished my visits with military families all across the country.

An urge to look for information that confirms rather than challenges cherished beliefs.

We cherished a hope for a medal in the Olympic Games. We cherished the hope of winning an Olympic medal.

I cherished that intimacy, it was a secret relationship.

Within companies, cherished perks will disappear and power will ebb from visionary bosses to the chief financial officer.

Even in the party's most conservative redoubts, after all, the ability to beat Mr Obama is the most cherished qualification of all.

Once there was a complete cross on my shoulder which was not well cherished until I needed it. I was full of regret.

Theyalso challenge the long-cherished idea of donor privacy.

Have we cherished the happy moment or have we fallen again into greater discontentment after enjoying the transient happiness?

In a land where intellectuals are still cherished, publishing a book is a badge of seriousness.

The fourth role of beauty beauty: Since ancient times, red wine as a beauty beauty share and cherished.

It could be a decade you cherished, or a decade you loathed - and for so many different reasons.

The Chinese people have always cherished friendship toward the American people on the other side of the Pacific.

And recent developments could make those on the outside begin to question whether all of the EU's cherished principles still hold.

Try to maintain a reasonable balance between what's privately cherished and what's publicly known.

cherished the illusion that she loved him, but He he was wrong.

20 century, is too much noise too much noise, and adolescents of this age more cherished rational and prudent.

In the event his cherished unions are performing more out of duty than rage.

Must be a cherished memory of this.

I dawn long-cherished wish, not is say good hand together under a cherry blossom waiting for the coming days?

Your Honor, I say that the law is holy; that it is the foundation of all our cherished values.

Shanghai is also a cherished paradise for gourmets ; its local cuisine enjoys particular popularity among overseas visitors.

At home, I have a cherished wife, daughter and son, a loving extended family, great friends and a comfortable house in a town we enjoy.

The most adored relative, the cherished lover, the dearest friend may inspire devotion , yet remain untrustworthy.

Food preparation is impossible without cooks, so emperors in ancient times cherished excellent cooks.

The person that represents your highest, Your noblest and your most cherished Image of the God within you.

Thus we may be learning that our long cherished 'laissez-faire' or 'invisible hand' economic model is much weaker that we had imagined.

Establish a philosophy being similar to science is a long-cherished wish of many philosophers'.

See my cherished partners, dying in front of me.

Each of you will then have every opportunity to re-consider your cherished beliefs.

Let's cheer for the Olympic Games and China for the cherished dream of a century by the Chinese people!

This is a moment to take your most highly cherished values and put them into action. This is the day to give life to your dreams.

Intellectuals, long cherished by the establishment, get short shrift now.

He firmly believes that: the best side should be cherished.

The Chinese people have always cherished friendly sentiments towards the German people.

Our soothing, rich cream promotes healthy, smooth skin, keeping your cherished little one in cooing comfort.

Over tea and sweet bananas, they agreed that in their community Minangkabau customs are cherished.

My deepest love is only for my most cherished one.