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When this little baby grow up and that for her mother who donated sperm, that is, de facto father, love each other know each other.

Until Ms. Ko died of breast cancer in 2004, she was Mr. Kim's de facto first lady and a fierce campaigner for her sons.

It is tempting to think that this de facto cross-platform standard is a strong indication of the proven correctness of the idiom.

He said the de facto government "should make themselves responsible for the security of President Zelaya and of the Brazilian Embassy. "

Zhou Xiaochuan, who had said the yuan's current de facto peg to the U. S. dollar is a 'special' measure that will eventually end.

They would all be asking me that. Lhalu would know what de facto recognition meant, but probably he was the only one.

It was crucial that WIPO programs did not de-jure or de-facto mandate any of these activities in favor of proprietary software.

The growth of entrepreneurial ventures suggests that the question of whether such commerce can exist has de facto been answered.

Other companies have even sloppier privacy policies, but Google's dominance makes it a de facto standard setter.

In the early years of Java Web development, Sun and Microsoft battled for control of the de facto standards for building dynamic Web pages.

Unlike DOM, SAX is not endorsed by an official standardization body, but it is widely used and is considered a de facto standard.

Due to its large market share, Portugal Telecom is still considered a de-facto monopoly in fixed telephony in Portugal.

I'm not sure how the belt became the de facto storage site for items designed to leave us "hands free" .

This de facto privatisation has led to an explosion in personal wealth and was instrumental in the creation of an urban middle class.

But even without joined-up thinking, Beijing should realise that the de facto expulsion of a $187bn company is not in its interests.

De facto, marriage in the wake of trials and tribulations more often than not tends to boast more happiness and durability.

Now, many observers think the turmoil in Europe could further delay any move by China away from the yuan's de facto peg to the U. S. dollar.

De facto policy co-ordination is possible and China moving soon and substantially can help bring that about.

In this case, the PNG format was created as a free replacement to GIF and is now the de-facto standard for images on the web.

JUnit is the Java community's de facto standard test framework, and a system without a comprehensive JUnit test suite is incomplete.

Back when Visual SourceSafe was the de facto version control for Windows developers, remote access was a major problem.

The de facto government ordered Venezuelan diplomats to leave Honduras.

Those powers now belong to no one, Mr. Shoukry said, as he insisted that Mr. Suleiman was now the de facto president.

From the point of view of the buyer of the foreign exchange reserves, this transaction is a de facto redemption.

Separations are usually de facto, rarely pounded out in a contract, andfamily law is different state to state.

From an American point of view, there is, of course, a military-strategic imperative as well for Taiwan's continued de facto independence.

Several countries use the US dollar as their official currency, and many others allow it to be used in a de facto capacity.

At least when the Fed rescued Bear Stearns in March, it could turn itself into the de facto regulator of investment banks.

China and the U. S. together have the power to set the de facto global standard for energy efficiency and emissions control.

It sat out a by-election May 16 that more strident opposition parties had portrayed as a de facto referendum on faster democratic reforms.

In the north, however, Mr Prabhakaran runs a de facto state, with its own police force, justice system and tax regime.

However, it de facto started around the time of the Kobe disaster.

The ambassador said that de facto sanctions already are beginning to have an effect on Iran.

Especially given Spring's position as a de facto standard in many enterprises, it was vital to avoid any disruption in user experience.

Ali Naimi, the veteran Saudi oil minister once described as Opec's de facto leader, denounced "one of the worst meetings we have ever had" .

Mr Ma is not a "babe in the woods" who will negotiate away Taiwan's economic wellbeing or de facto independence for a quick deal.

They had four children and she became known as Cuba's de facto first lady, as Fidel was divorced and guarded about his private life.

For weeks, the strip of Syrian land in the northwest lying next to Turkey has been a de facto buffer zone.

Renegade: So, it almost enforces the community aspect, in a sort of de facto way.

Insistence on Col Gaddafi's removal apparently rules out a negotiated settlement, or de facto partition.

The precise allegiances of the several tribes that have de facto control of this region is unclear, analysts say.

The World Bank, by contrast, says such a relationship is "a de facto conflict of interest. "

The combination of solid technology components and an active community has enabled LAMP to emerge as a de facto Web application platform.

If and your partner are living in de facto or interdependent relationship, and either of you still legally married to another person?

Two years ago, in a bid for higher competitiveness, POS Bank merged with DBS Bank, the de-facto national bank of the country.

But perhaps in the future even a written claim of innocence could turn out to be a de facto confession.

Hamas, though hit hard by the air and ground campaign, remains the de facto force within the coastal enclave.

That would be fought as a de facto referendum on Mr Tsang's proposals for democratic reform.

However, the impact of its recent weakening has led exporters to begin questioning its place as the de facto world currency.

And the person she will have to manage best is her eldest brother, still the de facto leader of her Pheu Thai party.

Note: the term original is used, in place of the de-facto term source, to refer to a document to be translated.

China wields great influence among developing countries and is often regarded as the de facto leader.

Will one of the many currencies in the region emerge eventually as a de facto anchor?

Before Ms Estemirova died, she was investigating abuses by Chechen security agencies under Mr Kadyrov's de facto control.

Tokyo is only the de facto capital of Japan, a position never officially clarified by law.

The so-called de facto independence, is to ask the Institute of Certified Public Accountants and commissioned units must be no real stake.

It is very important to realize that this ancient way of event handling was de facto standardized by Netscape.

Many options are now available for implementing asynchronous systems, but no single pattern has established itself as a de facto standard.

The second crucial factor will be whether or not the de facto government faces effective sanctions.

The State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), led by Senior General Than Shwe, was the country's de facto government.

While most of the Asian currencies are, at present, de facto soft-pegged to the USD, there is still some volatility in their parities.

The opposition has accused Mr Ma of cozying up to Beijing and endangering Taiwan's de facto independence.

Some officials concede that allowing farmers to transfer contract titles for a fee amounts to de facto privatization.

In response they have argued that everything should be open to talks, including whether the US should retain its de facto veto at the IMF.

However, until recently, the de facto reserve requirement had been set at 100%, because all deposits had to be redeposited at the People!

acts as a de facto creditor of its customers by offering longer payment periods than other lenders.

States cannot charge for IDs required to vote (that would be a de facto poll tax).

Under current US regulations, we're all de facto test subjects for a whole range of potential toxins.

The markets' optimism follows the China central bank's weekend announcement it was unshackling the yuan from its de facto 23-month-old peg.

So now the de facto strategy is to oppose any responsible action until we are in the midst of a fiscal catastrophe.

De facto acquiescence in a North Korean nuclear program would require a reconsideration of current US strategic planning.

Total numbers are skewed by those displaced by the collapse of the Soviet Union or who became de facto migrants when borders moved.

Even though Ant acts as the de facto standard for building Java programs, in many ways the tool falls short for project management tasks.

There are concessions China would like. One would be an end to America's de facto power of veto in the IMF.

Both regions lie on Russia's southern border and have maintained de-facto independence from Georgia since the early 1990s.

Currently, Transport Layer Security (TLS) is the de facto standard for secure communication over the Internet.

This really more a de-facto standard which came through the ubiquity of iTunes, there is no official documentation on the format.

Chellaney laments what he regards as India's folly in recognising Chinese sovereignty (as opposed to de facto control) over Tibet.

C. After a de facto two-year moratorium for an investigation into alleged corruption, logging has resumed in earnest in Riau this year.

When Faure became the president of the Council (de facto prime minister) in the 1950s, he availed himself of all the perquisites of office.

However, provincial broadcasters have gained de facto control of rivals through content production and programming agreements.

With its many flaws, de facto partition is hardly a utopian outcome in Afghanistan.

China considers Taiwan part of its territory even though the island has been ruled as a de facto independent state since 1949.

De facto acquiescence in a North Korean nuclear program would require a reconsideration of U. S. strategic planning.

The de facto government, led by Roberto Micheletti, has the backing of Honduras's Congress, its courts, the army and much of the population.

When JSR 286 becomes the de facto portlet standard, you'll still be able to use Pluto to test for compliance.

Lobot has weathered so many administrators throughout his long career that most look to him as the city's de-facto leader.

If mediation fails, Mr Obama's administration should cut aid and consider further sanctions against the de facto government.

The App Store platform could turn into a long-term de facto standard platform.

The agency, a unit of New York-listed McGraw-Hill, is the de facto regulator of the physical Brent market.

The proportion is well above the de facto target set by the European Central Bank of about 15 per cent of its reserves in bullion.

Billed as an "essential, " The Filmmaker's Handbook is the de facto textbook for any aspiring filmmaker.

In Java, the de-facto SOAP wrapper has come out of the Apache Web server project.

While there are a few competing formats, EPUB has turned into the de facto standard for books.

Despite mounting congressional pressure on China's de facto dollar-peg, Mr Obama has refused to label China a "currency manipulator. "

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

Compliance with article 17 requires that the integrity and confidentiality of correspondence should be guaranteed de jure and de facto.

James Lee, a heavy-smoking former banker whom Mr. Gou tapped to run the plant in 1998, is Longhua's de facto mayor.

Punishment can be divided into : the de facto and de jure disciplinary punishment.

This has thus created a de facto collusion between property developers and local administrators to blackmail the state and citizens.

Taiwan has enjoyed de facto independence since Chiang Kai-shek's defeated Nationalists fled there at the end of the civil war in 1949.

Thousands of Libyans also celebrated in the streets of Benghazi, the rebels' de facto capital in the east.

Under the marriage in form principle, regardless of the legal marriage or the ceremony marriage principle, de-facto marriage can be formed.

With tens of thousands of licenses shipped worldwide, AppDetectivePro is the de facto standard for database SRC audits.

Throughout the east, Asian traders had long, de facto, run the districts of foreign ports where they lived and did business.

Georgia's dispute with Russia would then once again become a "frozen" conflict, except with different de facto borders.

Family member includes your spouse or de facto partner and dependent children who are unmarried and not in a de facto relationship.

But the bees are not as happy as they sound, which is why Mr Wardell, who has a PhD in entomology and is a de facto bee doctor, is here.

Although it is a young standard, Activity Streams is fast becoming the de facto method for syndicating activity between web applications.

This time, the de facto interior minister, Rehman Malik, looked elsewhere.

The notorious collective farms had been de facto converted to state farms.

After that, NATO warplanes served as the rebels' de facto air force, coordinating with rebel units on the ground.

Paranoia led to bans on political parties, among them the ANC, whose de facto leader was Nelson Mandela.

de facto coverage of services will also expand as a result of additional entity coverage.

Negotiations have been tortuous, progress slow, and North Korea remains a de facto nuclear state.

Incoming fax messages are routed directly to desktops or email as PDF files -- the de facto standard in storing and exchanging documents.

His goal is to create a de facto national climate plan out of individual efforts in the 50 states.

EL ALTO, the de facto capital of Bolivia's indigenous Indians, is a massive, poor semi-slum constructed from charmless cinder bricks.

We have eliminated de facto life tenure for leading officials, and realized orderly succession of organs of state power and leaders.

The de facto government imposed a curfew and temporarily cut off power and water to the building.

Rational Unified Process is the de facto industry standard for project lifecycle development and management.

But recent history is full of cases where leaders waited too long, with unhappy consequences, to abandon a de facto exchange rate peg.

But in their court submissions, the Gosaibis allege that he retained de facto control over the group's financial divisions.

Last month the territory's de facto central bank pushed banks into increasing the amount of cash they demand of homebuyers.

The business capitalization is the de facto financial planning stage for the airline.

The irony is that, where the gap to disappear, there would be a de facto tightening of monetary policy.

A southern Tasmanian man claims he has been discriminated against because his de facto wife was granted paid leave and he was not.

Typically, partnerships include husbands and wives, de-facto partners and extended family members.

The army said it would accept the plan; Roberto Micheletti, the de facto president, asked for more talks.

Supported by Russia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia achieved and maintained de facto independence from Georgia.

Supported by Russia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia achieved and maintained de facto independence from Georgia.

Be brief. Write brief emails, tweets, updates, blog posts. With some exceptions, of course. But make brief your de facto. Read more.

I'm also in favour of Test-Driven Development; not sure if the Node. js community has chosen a de-facto standard library for testing.

The businesses have become the area's de facto country clubs by bringing a whiff of gentility to Koreatown's alcohol-fueled night scene.

The de facto government this week invited a mission from the Organisation of American States for talks.

He's gone from fugitive from justice to roving de facto ambassador in a matter of months.

It takes quite a long process for de jure equality to be transformed into de facto equality. There is a lot more for us to do.

Third, the de facto binding force of customary rights derives mainly from the inertial binding effects of factual actions.

Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) is fast becoming the de facto notation standard for process models.

The USITT standard, while the de facto industry standard, was not formally recognized by the international standards community.

At last, Japan would become a fully functioning democracy, and not a de facto one-party state run by bureaucrats.

but because it seemed to have the better tactics for perpetuating Taiwan's de facto independence.

The yuan is up more than 3. 5% against the dollar since the government announced the end of the de facto peg last June.

This map shows the countries in the world that use the Latin alphabet as the official (or as de facto official) script in dark green.

"Schools become the de facto co-signer, " says Stacey Kole, deputy dean for the full-time MBA programme at Booth.

SIX weeks after the opposition rose up against the Qaddafi regime, a de facto rebel government is taking shape.

It might happen [de facto] on the ground, but the Palestinians won't get the public statement that they want on it.

"We have moved from a centralized, downtown health care system to a de facto community one, " said Foulks.

Finally, point out that XML has become the de facto standard for exchanging information between computers and computer applications.

Across Baghdad, especially on the city's east side, the Mahdi Army continues to operate from de facto safe havens.

Across Baghdad, especially on the city's east side, the Mahdi Army continues to operate from de facto safe havens.

This became the de facto color for all things Senatorial or Coruscant executive during the Clone Wars.

China has let the yuan rise just 4. 2% against the dollar since ending its de facto peg in June -- far slower than critics want.

We have economic tsars, national health insurance, and de facto government ownership of industry.

UML has become the de-facto standard for representing and designing software applications using object-oriented languages.

But in China, de facto relationship is not regulated properly and Same-sex cohabitation is still on vacancy legally.

Typically, select application types use specific transports as their de facto standard.

Palette -- A palette of tools is the de facto means for creating new objects in a diagram.

Agents are the de facto deployment for security of critical databases.

Apache Ant is the de-facto standard build tool within the Java programming world.

The recent violence is the worst since the region won de facto independence in 1992.

North Korea's de facto head of state, Kim Yong-nam, could be sharing the table at the official lunch for visiting big wigs.

So he is committing himself to the maintenance of the present limbo, of Taiwan's de facto but not de jure independence.

The world's de facto international language will continue to be English.

PKCS #11 is the de facto standard for interfacing to cryptographic hardware devices in a unified manner.

The Rational Unified Process is the de facto standard software engineering process in use today.

RSS has become the de facto standard for syndicating content and metadata over the Internet.

They may well calculate that weathering a period of protest is their ticket to emerging as a de facto nuclear power.

He declared himself the commander in chief of the armed forces and the de facto head of the Libyan state.

The SSL and TLS protocols have become the de facto standard for securing network communications.

Unified Modeling Language (UML) has been de facto standard for Object-Oriented analysis and design modeling.

In the Amazon this results in deforestation as farmers cut down trees to establish de-facto ownership of land.

The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is generally seen as the de-facto protocol to tap into the world of telecom.

Pol Pot was the leader of the Khmer Rouge and the Prime Minister of Cambodia from 1976 to 1979, having been de facto leader since mid-1975.

Most recently, Marina Bay Sands, an unimaginably vast casino and hotel complex, has become the city's de facto symbol.

Second, customary rights exercise de facto social efficacy to certain groups.

Their return to Taipei prompted a protest outside the de facto Japanese embassy in Taipei, where demonstrators hurled fish and burned flags.

HTML Guardian is the de facto world standard for protection of intellectual property on the Web.

The trend of businessmen becoming de facto fund managers or speculators is a worrisome one.

"It is a situation in which Israel has a de facto veto over Palestinian water development. "

As I've said in the past, RSS feeds and web syndication have become the de facto standard of delivering new content to the world.

Some suspect the island could one day serve Beijing as a de facto navy base.

Taiwan usually enjoys its de facto independence and loathes China's military threat.

A: Occupations, de facto, provide the shared, collective level of understanding that allows moral gray zones to exist.

That's already de facto the case and would require a constitutional amendment to impose.

And there were 80% that were de facto conscientious objectors when it comes to point of firing their own weapon.

One economist, tongue only just in cheek, calls immigration a de facto labor-market reform.

Ext2fs is the de facto standard filesystem for Linux, having ousted its predecessor, the Extended File System (or Extfs).

In doing so, it killed innovation and became the de facto tool for building Java applications.

Sans-serif fonts have become the de facto standard for body text on-screen, especially online.

In 1998, he teamed up with Kent Beck to produce JUnit [see Resources], the de facto unit testing tool in the Java community.

Several de facto dictatorships also have compulsory, but not free and fair, voting in order to try to increase the legitimacy of the regime.

Accordingly, undercutting Apple on pricing has been the de facto strategy for competitors.

As SCDM was then Maison Bouygues's majority shareholder with 52%, Bouygues SA could no longer claim de facto control.

SAX is a de facto standard first developed by David Megginson and now maintained by the XML-dev mailing list.

The latest de-facto sacking illustrates the structural weaknesses of Brazil's system of government.

The cartel's de facto leader and the world's largest exporter, Saudi Arabia, finds itself in a bind.

For years now, software developers have been hearing about how concurrent programming was going to become the de facto way to program.

Since June, when Beijing cut the renminbi loose from its de facto peg to the dollar, China's currency has risen 2. 5 per cent.

De facto, the perception among its clients may be otherwise.

It is the de facto (and often de jure) standard across many industries and educational institutions.

He hopes to destroy the idea, de facto, through delays that allow time for further settlement activity.

What makes WAP work as a de facto standard is that the major players in the wireless market all support the specification.

As mentioned, JUnit is the de facto standard to test an application developed in Java code.

Hibernate is rapidly becoming the de facto standard for persistence.

Patterns are hot; in fact, they have become the de facto approach to constructing software and communicating designs.

Beijing ended a two-year de facto peg between the yuan and the dollar in June.

While not a W3C project, SAX has taken its place as the de facto standard event API model.

This de facto bank run sent shock waves through the financial system.

Under the old Tsarist regime, women were forced into de facto slavery positions under their husbands.

Critics argue that the commission serves as the government's de facto internet censorship body.

Composite Applications are becoming the de facto programming model in the industry both in IT and consumer oriented applications.

The American management model has become, de facto, the global model.

Though the king de jure retained the Mandate of Heaven, de facto the title held no real power.

The Serb-dominated north of the country is under de facto Serbian control.

The second version, JFFS2, is emerging as the de facto filesystem for raw flash chips for tiny embedded devices.

This puts them de facto at a comparative disadvantage.

Business interests, they suggest, are now the de facto rulers of China's government.

Yet few tools exist to tackle de facto educational resegregation.

I tried to explain the meaning of de facto recognition.

Exploiting network effects by being the first to market or becoming a de facto standard.

Yet he also played his part in the building of state capitalism in Russia, and in its de facto return to a one-party system.

China is now the Mekong's de facto river cop.

Taiwan's de facto independence for the past 55 years has benefited both Taiwan and mainland China in multiple and very generous ways.

Google is escalating that war today by making a big push to become the de facto directory for local businesses on the Web.

Only by historical accident has the a element come to be the de facto way to specify links.

People frequently use search engines as a de facto address bar to find a site they visit repeatedly but haven't bookmarked.

SMTP is the de facto standard for electronic mail exchange in the Internet.

I arrived in the Libyan rebels' de facto capital, Benghazi, in February.

First, Facebook continues to become the de facto contact database for many.

China maintains a threat to invade Taiwan should the island formalise its de facto independence.

When data problems arise, IT gets the blame: IT becomes the de facto data owner.

So what we decided to do was, instead, open source it, and say, "Here is a ubiquitous, in essence de facto reference implementation. "

Some hope that Mr Viera -Gallo will assume the role of de facto prime minister.

But leases, involving a de facto transfer of control, are common.

We computed the trade deficit of this de facto dollar zone, by netting out 'intra-dollar zone' trade, based on 2005 data.

The renminbi has risen 2. 5 per cent against the dollar since June when Beijing cut its de facto peg to the currency.

XML has evolved into the de facto language for moving data.

Ant is the de facto standard tool for automating the build process.

The de facto government recognises four deaths.

They have also released Oozie, a workflow engine for Hadoop, which has become the de-facto ETL standard at Yahoo.

This means all large banks enjoy de facto state protection.

At present English has become the de facto international language.

Today, it's a de facto standard, apparently destined to replace older 10Base-T Ethernetas mainstay of local area networking.

In desperation, they de facto legalized all drugs.

It is the de-facto standard for securing Spring-based applications.

He should take the decision to hand in his resignation and declare there is a de facto crisis.

Then there is her elder brother and PT's de facto leader, Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted by a military coup in 2006.

Public hearings on the pipeline in January will test the government's will to override the natives' de facto veto power.

The Eurocodes, de facto, play a similar role in the field of the ER 1 and a part of ER 2.