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Yet the insistence on immediate spending cuts continued to dominate the political landscape, with malign effects on the U. S. economy.

American movies and TV series dominate our screens and the American Dream seems to have become more or less universal.

Yet again, it is now racing to catch up in a part of the market where the Japanese overwhelmingly dominate.

And this ensures that our efforts to dominate the wind, solar, nuclear and electric car industries will not be challenged by America.

Intent to dominate is usually going to make more enemies than friends, but it's a sensational quality to have for a professional athlete.

in love we affirm one another but do not dominate. To love is not to win or lose, but to help and be helped.

But you have to find out, to put your relationship in its right place, which is not to be jealous, not to possess, not to dominate - love.

We get so used to looking at it, so dependent on its flickering pictures, that it begins to dominate our lives.

In Latin America, the ongoing machinations surrounding last month's disputed presidential election result continued to dominate the news.

It was an almost desperate need to alter or to stop the negative cycle of events which seemed to dominate my relationships and my life.

Yeah he looks a bit clumsy early on, but you know Yao will get it going and dominate this Pacers interior eventually.

European cities continued to dominate the top 25 cities in the survey, Mercer said, while Canadian cities also had a strong showing.

The yobs cannot be allowed to dominate, or I would argue all of society can only be minutes from collapse.

But women are also starting to dominate middle management, and a surprising number of professional careers as well.

They are not intended to dominate your way of thinking or to persuade you to conform to the way the writer thinks or feels.

A lot of heckling is the tension of trying to make sure that the comedian is going to be able to dominate, and overcome the heckler.

Reports from both sides of the Atlantic show that female students dominate university courses, yet women still do not make it to the top.

No matter the parents or the teacher has no right to dominate or to restrict his behaviour.

Pisces are ready to rely on Scorpio to compensate their indecision, and will agree with the Scorpio's aspiration to dominate.

Nixon: All that I can say, from the way you talk and the way you dominate the conversation, you would have made a good lawyer yourself.

He continued to put up excellent returns until the mid -1990s , when tech stocks started to dominate the market .

We are often asked how the cover-up will break, as it is at present a standoff, at least by the great powers who dominate the scene.

"The 'lean, mean phone-making machine' that used to dominate the sub-$50 space has come under huge pressure from agile rivals, " he said.

Therefore, he considered that dominate the class and be among the dominant class, oppression is not the only form of existence.

In a few days this question will dominate all conversations, at least in the Western world.

Over the past decade, Amazon. com and eBay have continued to dominate the online retail market in the United States.

Draco: What she needs is a man. . . to *dominate* her! To make love to her enough to make her love him! B man like you!

The British did not understand the spiritual nature of the Sirian dream in India; they tried to dominate through force.

But they add it would be unfortunate if Cuba came to dominate discussions at a time of economic peril for the entire hemisphere.

Its video-game division, which used to dominate the field and sustain the rest of the company, is expected to make a loss in 2008.

The air itself does not necessarily sit still during all this, but the pressure patterns which dominate the weather persist.

Opportunities to reveal dark secrets seem to come up repeatedly, in part because these secrets so dominate our psychological landscape.

Kobe Bryant is one of the most dominate, clutch, all-around, defensive, and experienced players in the game today (if not the best).

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Today the things which give a piano its soul are still made by hand. Machines do not dominate; here the hand of the master is at work.

Support for Progress is more than double that of the Conservatives, meaning that Progress would dominate any right-of-centre government.

Nut crops, particularly almonds , continued to dominate performance with high double-digit income and strong appreciation. U.

'As has been the case since 2009, Asia continued to dominate the global market, accounting for 53% of the total deals priced.

The traditional idea is not too good right partner to him, he would dominate the arrogance, do not listen to instructions.

They argue against the dominant view that rape is not sexually motivated but is driven primarily by a desire to dominate and control women.

Would a knowledgeable ecologist watching the fencing-off be able to predict which wildlife species would dominate the land a century later?

"They still dominate here" with active pharmaceutical ingredients, "but finished generic drugs are their future, " he said.

There's no doubt that the company has a clear idea of just what it will take to dominate mobile advertising and marketing.

The thought and pursuit of sex progressively dominate our lives until we are caught up in a cycle of endless lust or romantic obsession.

The future of the state is likely to dominate politics for the next decade at least.

The other major fanboy expectation was that, finally, Apple would enter (and, natch, dominate) the thriving netbook market.

If it's making lunches for the kids, dominate at it.

After all, many of the newfangled instruments that dominate today's debt markets have never been tested in a serious panic.

When your biggest rival looks set to leave a market you already dominate, it must be good news.

But that charge could also be laid against the pedagogues who used to dominate the study of the humanities in the Western world.

This company has the best service record of all its competitors, and I believe it will dominate the business in the long run.

The sky over west Texas is studded with wind turbines, which dwarf the drilling rigs that used to dominate the landscape.

Yet the ideologues who dominate the political conversation are unable to think in holistic, emergent ways.

Asian demand is expected to continue to dominate the market this year, with China contributing an even greater share of the company's sales.

Such a scenario of war with China is inconceivable and its a fact of life that they are destined to dominate our region of the world.

His name was Friedrich Nietzsche and he believed that humans are most profoundly motivated by a desire to dominate others.

The human brain is an important part of the human body, it is like a precision instrument, dominate human behavior, about people's destiny.

With his strength and quickness, perhaps the greatest NBA body ever, he would dominate anyone who would try to guard him down low.

If a speaker looks at you continuously when speaking, as if he tries to dominate you, you will feel disconcerted.

Although he was taller than she, her bearing made her seem to dominate everyone on board.

The committee works well together , although sometimes the chairman tends to dominate .

She never quite so much dominated a situation as she permitted it to dominate her.

Out of general etiquette developed over centuries, it is the men who dominate the driver's seat whenever couples plan to take a ride.

But Europe went another way. Nation states proved hard to kill off and a few big national leaders dominate EU politics.

Southward invasion polar cold air mass continued to dominate the Northern Hemisphere's climate.

The Sokol affair goes to the heart of governance concerns at Hathaway, where you dominate a board that includes friends and family members.

The proportion of women in the total work force has risen and many women are working in the positions men used to dominate.

Several studies have shown that uptalk can be used for any number of purposes, even to dominate a listener.

Since Mr. Gou founded the company in Taiwan in 1974, it has come to dominate the business of outsourced electronics manufacturing.

The former, in other words, perfected rapid growth and went on to dominate the Mesozoic, while the latter gave it up.

Once you head down the Dark Path, forever will it dominate your destiny! And you get dental.

With shorter shots, less defense, and higher scoring games, centers were able to dominate to a greater extent.

Zhang said that China Auto Rental isn't so much a competitor as a colleague in a market that's far too vast for any one company to dominate.

As their numbers became more substantial, their policy of acquiring land by subduing native populations began to dominate.

Ethnic Chinese continue to dominate, local Malays feel like an underclass, and Indians are squeezed in the middle.

But Toshio, like many of the elderly who dominate this area of Japan, isn't so ready to walk away.

ce you head down the Dark Path, forever will it dominate your destiny! And you get dental.

If it's writing an eBook, dominate at it.

The rising cost of energy is expected to dominate the meeting, on Hokkaido, the northern island of Japan.

The male fish then chases and attacks other male cichlid fish in an attempt to dominate and defend his territory.

The small and medium- sized enterprises that dominate these sectors now often have no more than a sales office left in Taiwan.

JSF is beginning to dominate the Java Web application market because of its status as a Java Web standard.

However, the number one way to improve your focus is to pick one thing and dominate at it or as Gary Vaynerchuk would say, "Crush It" .

She acknowledged the economic rise of both China and India but called for a vision of Asia in which no one country would dominate.

In just a few short years, IBM would dominate the market.

Cech has made one world class save again, Terry has been dominate at the back, and the final minutes are played out in dreamland ecstasy.

U. S. and British institutions continued to dominate the QS rankings, which were introduced in 2004, occupying all of the top 10 places.

There is no other big man in the league today who can dominate a game like this guy.

We have to stop shooting so much from the three-point perimeter and try to get the ball inside where we can dominate.

It is not the case that SOEs are going to dominate the entire economy, but I am very optimistic about some of them.

It is not the case that SOEs are going to dominate the entire economy, but I am very optimistic about some of them.

a world, which others can dominate with impunity, would be inhospitable to decency and a threat to the well- being of all people.

The decline might be relative, but Shanghai's industrial, entrepreneurial and political power means that must dominate.

Chinese aggression against Vietnam has continued in recent years, much of it meant to dominate the regional fishing trade.

The fact that your application is delivered over the web is a detail and should not dominate your system structure.

Day by day, as you relax and breathe, your natural Well-Being will dominate until your stable footing will become unshakable.

But then he returned to the Bulls in 1995 where he continued to dominate the court.

But North Korea's nuclear weapons ambitions were expected to dominate talks among the ASEAN foreign ministers through the week.

She also tipped Yang Wei, arguably the leading gymnast of the moment, to dominate his exercises and lead the team to gold.

As it lies in the mouth, impressive smoky sensations dominate, marked by the same peat and tobacco notes that you sense in the nose.

As in its last report back in April, continue to dominate websites that offer third-party login options.

A strong brand will compete in a narrow segment of the market and then dominate that narrow segment.

He has pioneered a Third Way philosophy that has allowed him to dominate the political landscape of his nation.

Unrest in the Middle East, and particularly in Syria, will dominate the news. There are also some scheduled events to look out for.

Denmark offered robust government support, and came to dominate the wind industry.

Her desire to dominate other people has caused trouble in her family.

It was one thing to dominate another tribe or another warrior.

So what are the alternatives to the meeting where a few dominate and others daydream?

Yet India is no longer content to dominate just in India alone, but around the world too.

As Asia is said to be at the forefront of communities, what are the services that dominate there?

But in an emerging market, it makes perfect sense that agile young companies can dominate big players who have come late to the game.

These two elite schools, which produce 500 or so French graduates a year, dominate the boards of France's biggest companies.

In any event, a President who knew his own mind would always be able to dominate foreign policy.

In the blue head raz you'll have one male and a large number of females, and that male will dominate all those females.

HP and Dell dominate the PC business, together with Taiwan's Acer (see chart), so they are vulnerable to any shift away from such computers.

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The mainland Chinese are beginning to dominate the salerooms.

It is beginning to dominate the downtown skyline as the twin towers once did.

Recent biographies paint an unflattering portrait of a sociopath motivated by the basest desires-to control, to abuse, to dominate.

Whoever rules there will also be able to dominate every other area of life.

No one knows for sure what sparked the feud among the notoriously violent "bikie" gangs that dominate the country's protection rackets.

Another factor was the sudden retreat by the "high frequency" firms whose algorithmic trading has come to dominate equity markets.

and a lack of experience dominate a market, international business ethics must analyze CASE studies from every perspective.

To prevail over, as if by superior weight or force; dominate.

Not long after, however, sweetheart deals began to replace pressures. They now dominate.

South-east Asia's economic miracle was the creation of the canny Chinese tycoons who dominate regional commerce, right?

His teachings have been credited for enabling Japanese companies to dominate markets around the world with some great products.

Today the region is one of the safest in Afghanistan mostly free of the poppy fields that dominate other regions.

It will not dominate the digital news market the way iTunes came to rule the digital music market. But it sets a worrying precedent or two.

Furthermore, the negative effects of employee bonuses have seemed to dominate over the incentive effect, particularly in latest years.

Terrorists, therefore, may be waiting for relatively calm moments to strike, in an effort to dominate the news.

Will's fears, anxieties, and obsessions can dominate daily life, making a trip to the grocery store seem like a walk across a minefield.

Domestic banks now dominate the fund distribution market, [and] that means fund firms have to compete for the limited channels.

Competitive factor aside, one of the yeasts might adapt better to the specific environment than the other and dominate the fermentation.

IBM, however, continued to dominate the industry.

I think this midfield will be around for a while and we can continue to get better and better to be able to dominate games.

Three issues dominate the political agenda: security; Iran; and the relation of Russia to its former dependents, especially Ukraine.

The company elbowed aside Sony and came to dominate the music distribution business with the iTunes online music store.

So far they have yet to make a major splash, as the big banks still dominate deal league tables.

The monovalent unilateralism verbs, with the minimal capacity, can only dominate one semantic role.

No wonder the multinational corporations have been growing fantastically and now dominate many sections of the international market.

Experts say the size and speed of the new fighter would enable it to dominate areas far out to sea.

"You don't think of Asia as the home of the trade buyer . . . but I think that in the future you are going to see them dominate. "

Mr. Putin's everyday activities dominate Russia's daily news programs, so advertising might be seen as overkill.

Men dominate just two of the 15 job categories projected to grow the most over the next decade: janitor and computer engineer.

The US does understand that it can no longer dominate the world as it pleases, and that the gap that separates it from the rest has shrunk.

The downtrodden Shias, including followers of Mr Sadr, now so dominate the government that it is no longer seen as a neutral arbiter.

They are haunted by dark feelings, fears, a desire to revolt, to dominate, to conceal, to be violent.

Letting those close to you dominate you to keep the peace?

China's Internet is the only strategic sector of the economy where private companies dominate.

Polcari said traders could dominate through the end of the year as fund managers refrained from making big bets before year end.

After an initial flowering of entrepreneurial activity, individual firms or a cartel soon began to dominate.

certainly dominate divisions with players equal to or above the divisional average, which is what we are all trying to do.

These customers want just the basics; technology developments do not dominate their lives.

A few giants dominate by virtue of low costs, leaving room for niche players, and all the middle-sized companies get squeezed out.

This was obviously a smart move to dominate such a large and important market.

Angry calls for the country's leadership to stand up to American intimidation dominate the Chinese press and blogosphere.

Copernicus to dominate the entire universe took power gives the sun, and each object has its nature is the motion.

The US continued to dominate the market in 2010, with a global share of 37%.

Plenty of institutions have come through the crisis relatively unscathed. The Chinese banks now dominate rankings by market capitalisation.

That private equity funds denominated in yuan will one day dominate China's market is no longer a question.

The Portuguese entered the Indian Ocean, and by the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Europe had begun to dominate world trade.

Because it is so easy to filter one's reading online, extreme views dominate the discussion.

'Generality' is an ambiguous and rather dangerous word, and we must be careful not to allow it to dominate our discussion too much.

But the fact that western brands dominate global markets does not fully capture what is going on.

Without the Soviet Union's occupying armies, Germany is once again the power that leads Europe but is unable to dominate it.

Software frameworks dominate the land like giant predators and developers struggle to stay alive.

Most of the subject is devoted to recurrent networks, because recurrent feedback loops dominate the synaptic connectivity of the brain.

Many Koreans suspect that China wants to dominate the peninsula again, as a useful buffer against a more assertive Japan.

Like it or not, your attitude is susceptible to the dominate attitude of those around you.

Only overcoming difficulties, bravely facing reality can actively to solve problems, to dominate his own destiny.

For others, though, it is a tale of how two day traders outwitted the rapid-fire machines that have come to dominate financial markets.

Rising gas prices are bound to dominate the election because voters are slapped in the face with them every time they visit the pump.

Despite those credentials, however, long-term investors do not dominate the order-book.

We get addicted to it, so dependent on its moving pictures that it begins to dominate our lives.

As it went into extra-time, France had started to dominate proceedings.

He developed an overwhelming desire to exert power - to dominate, control and possess another person.

The weather and family matters dominate conversations with acquaintances who cannot be trusted.

One of these dialects, Late West Saxon, eventually came to dominate.

Bonuses and league-table standings tend to dominate investment bankers' minds as the year draws to a close.

The United States recognized the presence and claims of European powers in the Caribbean, but sought to dominate the region nevertheless.

If the Fed tried to cut interest rates below zero, money would dominate debt instruments as a portfolio investment.

China's government had feared the pricing power of the pair together, which with Vale would dominate the market for seaborne iron ore.

With Nike, Adidas and Li Ning vying for a more affluent market, Anta can dominate this sector, the analysts say.

The practical cooperation and maximization of the two parties' interests will still dominate their relationship development.

It was the start of the all-consuming self which has come to dominate our world today.

The global economy and Afghanistan are likely to dominate most of his discussions abroad.

Though CCDs would come to dominate astronomy, the device, as invented, was nowhere near high enough resolution to be worthwhile.

From a development point of view, optical access, especially broadband optical access means supplemented by wireless access will dominate.

Detailed discussions about what you want and need from a partner can dominate your time on Friday.

Some people have the ability to dominate a conversation and do not permit other people to talk.

She tends to dominate the conversation.

Eastern Europe's vulnerability to a reduction in lending by the western European banks that dominate in the region is well known.

MySpace, which used to dominate the social-networking arena, has come to look like My Empty Space.

Even after The Spice Girls' first single, Wannabe, went straight to number one, few imagined they would dominate pop music for so long.

and i believe in near future , formal dress and suits will no longer dominate the fation for formal attendance.

But whose album will dominate this holiday season, and infuse the ailing music industry with a much-needed Christmas miracle?

If banking were to return to relative freedom, it is doubtful if checking accounts would continue to dominate the economy.

But a new study finds that the wealthy no longer dominate luxury spending like they did before the recession.

A new report says African countries could become a dominate force in global trade over the next 50 years.

To survive, it has stopped selling film cameras, focusing on the digital ones that dominate the market. But it arrived late.

"Since Zhang Yining, there hasn't been a single individual on the team who has the ability to dominate matches, " Shi said.

The Russians have no divine right to dominate the steppes, or the Swedes to control the Baltic.

Shanghai is well-positioned to dominate globally as an innovation and knowledge economy, Schleicher told me.

Journalist from the survey, real estate ice cream was not only unable to "dominate" the market, or even been pushed to the roadside.

The objective of a marketing program is not to build a brand, but to dominate a category.

When it returns to the wild world, Buck, who has fully learned the law of life, becomes the one to lead and dominate its companions.

The foreign banks that dominate Mexico's financial system stopped lending , as they shored up their balance-sheets at home .

We show that asymmetric mechanisms with explicit discrimination dominate symmetric mechanisms without discrimination.

Apparently, The United States wants to dominate the reconstruction through leading the rescue work.

However, the prospect of a major Eurozone policy response will dominate the markets focus and positioning.

To continue to dominate this industry, Intel will have to be inside lower-priced PCs.

The contrasts between secret and open love, between the dreamer's fire and the coldness of the young wife, dominate the dream.

China's vast state-run sports system helped it leap ahead of the U. S. to dominate the gold-medal tables.

At home, public and private monopolies dominate activities from energy to telecommunications and education, caging animal spirits.

Which area do you think Microsoft really needs to dominate in terms of where the future will go?

I've prepared a few diagrams showing which companies dominate the market, and the types of advertising they use to keep their sales.

Cheap leverage made it all the easier for big hedge funds to dominate daily market movements.

That may seem a healthy multitude but it turns out that just five of these languages dominate.

All across Asia, women have and continue to dominate light manufacturing sectors that have proved crucial to the region's economic takeoff.

Meanwhile, FX markets are caught between the conflicting forces of higher risk aversion and weaker US data, leaving ranges to dominate.

Sometimes, though, a single, electrifying interpretation emerges to capture the public imagination and dominate the political response.

Hugs, kisses and warmth color the latter, while handshakes and a polite distance dominate the former.

at such times, winning may dominate one's intellect, and every action, no matter how gross, may be considered justifiable.

Whatever the world thinks of the U. S. these days, American labels dominate this year's annual Interbrand Corp.

The structural trend towards containerization (vs. freight cargo) will prevail and dominate for the share of new facilities.

state - funded institutions , especially those formerly designated key schools , dominate the market and deter genuine private investment.

In an industry where unbreakable and smaller are best, the world's first interactive paper computer looks set to dominate for years to come.

Downstream of the current inventory increases in textile enterprise capital chain tension, bad macro-policies continue to dominate.

That complicated relationship -- off to a polite if tense start -- will dominate debate through the 2012 presidential election.

Apart from its ipod, which dominate the global market for music players, Apple historically has had limited market share world-wide.

The number of foreign films allowed in the country each year is also limited to 20 in part to ensure they do not dominate the market.

Those two systems will continue to dominate the reel brake systems because they are easy to manufacture, and reliable.

Math and science dominate, and students are the primary audience, but Khan is adding additional topics and welcomes adult learners.

In the light of awareness, the patterns no longer dominate your life.

Sports, and not learning, seems to dominate in that school.

Child culture invades the home and takes over the conversation and the television, and child activities dominate evenings and weekends.

"But developed economies will continue to dominate global Travel & Tourism for the foreseeable future, " Baumgarten noted.

1980's style hand jujitsu where you try to dominate the other person's hand leaves very negative impressions and is really very amateurish.

Usually, just two speakers dominate the agenda, with the rest of the participants a mute audience.

But I'm retired. Dominate retirement. I don't get what he's saying. Just pay attention.

His amazing technical abilities, the joy and spontaneity, and amazingly quick, inventive musical mind still dominate Jazz to this day.

But if alpha men and women dominate both the world and the gene pool, that's not to say betas don't have ways to push back.

An interesting controversy concerns the future direction of the computer field-will small computers or big computers come to dominate?

By then, will continue to dominate corrugated paper medicat market, accounting for 62% of the total revenue on the market.

have to admit that she is very nice as a hostess, but she dose tend to I dominate the conversation.

Today many oversee vast business empires involved in construction, telecommunications and industry which dominate import-export.

To guard our hearts against the desire to dominate or cause division.

Secondary actions can enhance the presentation, but should not detract from or dominate the main action.

The answer is the long list of skills that will dominate the coming century.