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Studios used to rely on rumours of American success seeping out of the country, priming audiences elsewhere to see a film.

These improvements will make it much more fun for you to enjoy the thousands of games and apps available in Ovi Store and elsewhere.

The election of one individual with the single mission of controlling the police seems to have no direct precedent in America or elsewhere.

Military experts in the United States and elsewhere say Beijing's real military spending is at least double the announced figure.

They hid under tables in the dark, hoping the gunmen would not find them and hearing the sounds of explosions elsewhere in the hotel.

The local yamen or headquarters might have one as a link with superiors elsewhere, but there were rarely lines within a town itself.

This is a serious risk in the Baltics, but elsewhere most economies do not display the same sort of financial imbalances.

The unique European context does make this story different from that of most would-be breakaway territories elsewhere in the world.

Including your contact information in FAQs (even if it appears elsewhere on your blog) can be the key to getting a project.

And He said to them, Let us go elsewhere into the nearby towns that I may preach there also, because for this purpose I came out.

If your attention is elsewhere, you may not notice these signals and so when the cat bites, it certainly appears as if there was no warning.

Yet "No One Killed Jessica" , released in India earlier this month and due to be shown in Europe, America and elsewhere, avoids hectoring.

But a weaker dollar need not push up prices elsewhere, as long as policymakers outside America do not try to follow the dollar down.

That implies that the market as a whole isn't a steal, or he would have put the money elsewhere.

The news did not dampen investor exuberance in the United States or elsewhere, as financial markets worldwide rallied sharply higher.

In terms of the products involved, the factor of delivered cost governs elsewhere in the world just as it does here, of course.

NARRATOR: But elsewhere, the market was flourishing. Tens of thousands of small businesses sprung up, and the Polish economy began to boom.

From then on, try as I may, I began to become very cool toward her. . . She later said she was going to seek satisfaction elsewhere.

But it's impossible not to be worried: China's story just sounds too much like the crack-ups we've already seen elsewhere.

And if they're going to be seeking the goods that they might have gotten through that trade elsewhere, it's going to be at a higher cost.

But the point on which all nine states concur is that citizens should not be told much about corruption, either at home or elsewhere.

My preferred license would be at least an exclusive license for iOS and a non-exclusive license elsewhere.

Elsewhere, such information could be easy to obtain while conducting market research.

The obscurity was more dense there than elsewhere. It was a pit of mire in a cavern of night.

Zeus is too outrageous to see her much, on the "good" and advised her to look elsewhere, innocent peasant outlet.

However in this case the customer had the information elsewhere and the disk would not spin up long enough for a backup to be made.

'Since you can't put your eggs in one basket, you move some of it elsewhere, ' he said.

Elsewhere, he put it more bluntly: "This business about a graceful exit just simply has no realism to it at all. "

You can also export the diagrams to a Microsoft Office Word 2003 outline for a more linear view, or to an XML file to reuse elsewhere.

The US strategy on this issue is not, at least for the moment, consistent with strategies elsewhere.

The airport was still closed last night, although most of the passengers had managed to leave for hotels in Bangkok and elsewhere.

Looking at it thus he found that life was to be seen of the same magnitude here as elsewhere.

China is no longer just a cheap place to do final assembly of Japanese products for shipment elsewhere.

In an air traffic system that operates near capacity, any delays in one region tend to spread like ripples and trigger delays elsewhere.

You don't want the victims, nonbelievers, or know-it-alls. It is up to you to make sure they take their anti-innovative outlooks elsewhere.

He was unable to persuade the police that he had been elsewhere at the time of crime.

That said, yes, our delis have become a bit of a chain, with several throughout Mumbai, and we're eyeing spots in Delhi and elsewhere.

Now if you are going to look for monuments to the spirit of the Olympic movement, you've got to look elsewhere.

Elsewhere, some of our global indicators look a bit less frightening than they did a year ago.

As I've said elsewhere, the members of the Court in Plessy remembered the day when human slavery was the law in much of the land.

Mata: A lot of interest in him, we're hovering around to see what price gets put on him. If it's too inflated, we'll go elsewhere.

By how much, will depend on his ability to find these services elsewhere.

She was glad to be out of the flat, because already she felt that it was a narrow, humdrum place, and that interest and joy lay elsewhere.

New York offers some prizes I shall miss , and I can only hope to find them elsewhere .

"Such a decline is likely to be widespread as the species is under similar pressures elsewhere in Papua New Guinea, " she added.

One of the long stiff tactile bristles or hairs that grow near the mouth and elsewhere on the head of most mammals; a vibrissa.

Elsewhere in Asia the only real mover besides the yen was the Australian Dollar which benefitted from a wave of good economic data.

If not, the scenes seen in London last week will quickly become familiar elsewhere around the globe too.

We see black holes at the heart of our galaxy, in the Milky Way and elsewhere in the universe, where time itself seems to stand still.

But such a severe drop in income, at a time of reduced job opportunities elsewhere, limited the appeal of such offers.

Moving together, the fish confuse the sea lions so much that they leave to look elsewhere for a smaller, less tricky target.

Elsewhere, we seem to be able to speak our minds. The different styles and flow of ideas make it much more lively.

Home foreclosures have put the U. S. housing industry in a state of turmoil, and has hurt the overall economy here and elsewhere.

Having now done so much, he began to turn his eyes elsewhere for other field to conquer .

This big flood hit the northern Hemisphere, if not the whole earth. It was an AGE of great myths in China as it was elsewhere.

No matter which machine a user happens to BE using, she can read mail from her mailbox and send mail to users in the group and elsewhere .

The gossip he is unlikely to hear is the gossip about him. His staff probably go elsewhere for that.

Moreover, he admits as much himself in his autobiography and elsewhere.

The solution must be found elsewhere: in a growth-oriented policy that encourages emergence of a more diversified economy.

As the bank shrinks the balance sheet it wants to be able to absorb hits elsewhere.

We selected the best of a medieval expert's rare hoard and are offering them for less than similarly graded coins have sold for elsewhere.

However Richardson has said he will fight for his place in the United team, but has not ruled out a move elsewhere.

But looking elsewhere I see that this Chaudhary Rahmat Ali was more than a Cambridge student.

All this does not take into account America's need to keep forces ready to deal with unexpected developments elsewhere.

for it was Monday morning; and it had been tenanted by six drunken people, who had been locked up, elsewhere, since Saturday night.

So the many winemakers in areas new to wine have no choice but to import yeasts from elsewhere, at least in the beginning.

I thought it was an idea worth spreading, and I think it must be, can be, could be replicated elsewhere.

But there was no sense in a handful of countries imposing such a tax; financial activities would simply push off elsewhere.

That issue lies at the heart of the current battles in the U. S. and elsewhere about financial regulation and health care reform.

The obtained response is sent as the output from the feed retriever, ready to be used elsewhere.

Yellow stamen and pistil seems to be flowing bright lives, set up a peach is so beautiful charming, and very different from elsewhere.

Senior-level prosecutions have taken place in Australia, France, India, the United States, and elsewhere.

The turnout tends to be low in special elections, as elsewhere; but politicians can usually depend on older voters to make the effort.

however profit declined less than expected and a rogue trading loss was easily covered by profits elsewhere in the bank.

Although you are focusing on a single moment in the text, you may draw on what you know about the author and his or her choices elsewhere.

Remember that a man also needs appreciation and flattery. If he gets it from his wife, he's far less likely to look for it elsewhere.

Mr. Fottorino said he had no objections to foreign ownership, which can be a sensitive subject in France, as elsewhere.

You view a screen on which the red crosshairs at the center occasionally disappear just as a light flickers elsewhere on the screen.

The British considered commercial agriculture the cornerstone of a prosperous and stable rural life, in Palestine as well as elsewhere.

As if the buy-out issue was not bad enough, banks face a bigger danger elsewhere, linked to the subprime-mortgage crisis.

Now that America's housing market is so poorly, the fear of infection elsewhere is spreading like a bad case of the flu.

It shall perform such other functions as are specified elsewhere in the present Charter or as may be assigned to it by the General Assembly.

Rumours linking him with a move elsewhere have started because he did not perform up to his standard towards the end of last season.

he made several attempts to attract the notice of the princess , but she , with her heart elsewhere , paid very little attention.

Invisible Hand: Does a quick price check and lets you know if the product you are looking at is available at a lower price elsewhere.

I can sleep in such a way the hair, the main problem is the point of view. Elsewhere Motti more chaotic. Whining.

They're very happy to pay for it when they buy a newspaper, and I think when they read it elsewhere they're going to have to pay.

He said elsewhere that it was good and that it was what got us out of the depression.

I asked him over to dinner, but he said he was due elsewhere to arrange for a pig-sticking party.

It's always helpful to have friends elsewhere in the organisation, and he won't forget the one who gave him a break.

"But I believe we are taking in the majority of the donations that are coming in through Europe and elsewhere, " he said.

Her team is now testing to see whether stem cells will turn into endothelial cells in the channels and into muscle cells elsewhere.

Like others, he says he might have to shut his company down, but he plans to look elsewhere for business opportunities.

To start with, we're launching this change in the U. S. only; we plan to roll it out elsewhere over time.

"As things have gotten more difficult in the U. S. , I started to think about opportunities elsewhere, " he said.

Then, while politicians elsewhere were squaring up to their banks, Mr Rudd decided to go one better, and take on the miners.

If it spreads elsewhere in Europe, it could become a wider agricultural calamity, like the foot-and-mouth epidemic in Britain of 2001.

There is now strong evidence to suggest that the unusually cold winters of the last two years in the UK are the result of heating elsewhere.

These surveys have been used by researchers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics and elsewhere to count the total number of jobs in a lifetime.

How he got out of that particular pickle is unclear; but soon he decided to try his luck elsewhere.

I knew I had to be strong, to put my sense of loss to one side and my feelings elsewhere.

but in each case some component of the microbiome seems to be confusing the immune system, to the detriment of body cells elsewhere.

This reinforces the argument I made elsewhere for the concept of capital to be applied to older bodies.

How much will China's military modernization continue to depend on repurposing knowhow from the U. S. or elsewhere?

Wisely, you made no attempt to have these problems discussed by the General Assembly, believing that they should be dealt with elsewhere.

But here, as elsewhere in the world, rising income levels do not always translate directly into better outcomes for health.

Miah said he would look for more cobras elsewhere in the neighbourhood, but was undecided about what to do with his catch.

For China, as elsewhere, the general list of most-searched words and phrases, in terms of absolute numbers, is fairly predictable.

That's huge news for the fight against skin cancer, as well as other varieties of SCC that occur elsewhere in places like the head and neck.

A slow down in the growth of China's trade surplus will naturally have to be matched elsewhere.

This explains why the ECB's commitment to an exit did not wane as investors' unease spread from Greece to elsewhere in Europe.

They already pool data, making it easier for remote dealers in London and elsewhere to trade across the four.

After Illinois, Democrats can at least take solace in the fact that Republicans will endure their share of primary chaos elsewhere.

The name is going to be referenced elsewhere and should be unique.

So the King probably, considering what is going on elsewhere, was trying to block similar events in Jordan.

The truth of the heart is easily obscured in a society that takes its cues elsewhere.

Elsewhere in downtown Mumbai, Indian forces appeared to have made progress in flushing terrorists from other beseiged buildings.

Costa Rica is the only signatory country not to have ratified the trade accord, which has come into force elsewhere in Central America.

Elsewhere is largely dry with sunny spells and just a scattering of light showers, but becoming cloudier XXX evening.

"We're still in the business of drilling holes in the ground and taking things out of it that are processed elsewhere, " he says.

As private capital dries up, therefore, emerging markets may have to turn elsewhere: the fund is an obvious, if usually unpalatable, choice.

China's non-government sector tends to be much less radical than its counterparts elsewhere.

Hospitals in London could face a future staffing crisis as overseas nurses consider heading to work elsewhere, a study has revealed.

But this was unmatched by any ability to command his forces intelligently or to seek allies elsewhere in the region.

Skills honed at home and local contacts are not necessarily easy to transport elsewhere.

Two out of five rural schools have no connection, and will have to bus their students elsewhere for the exam.

And if there is life elsewhere, it is something stronger than a hunch to say that it will turn out to be Darwinian life.

Guides should not talk to tourists as if China were full of wonders without parallel elsewhere.

Players are given " tryouts " early on, usually with trips to major tournaments in Europe or elsewhere, to see how they do internationally.

That would be the worst result since 1990, but given the conditions elsewhere in the world, it would not be a disaster.

As a secretary, you should know how to make an appointment with you for your client's boss, or for your boss appointment elsewhere someone.

But it was likely advanced civilizations elsewhere had mastered the technique, he said.

Leaves with a pair of glands at junction of leaf base and petiole apex, these much larger than any elsewhere along leaf margin.

Clinton said the United States is also "gravely concerned by reports of violence in Yemen and elsewhere. "

So when prices went into steep declines elsewhere, people here did not worry.

Elsewhere, though, only a few towns and a handful of London boroughs have plumped for directly elected leaders.

it contains numerous reflections on matters that Marx did not develop elsewhere in his incomplete oeuvre.

The investigation of UBS hurt the bank's reputation, and many clients of its private bank took their money elsewhere.

It is risky to simplify China's experience and call it a 'model' ready for application elsewhere.

But if Cancer turns critical, especially about Libra's extravagance, Libra will start looking elsewhere. The connection is possible.

Elsewhere, the renminbi has risen a bit, capital ratios have been increased, and regulations introduced to damp down the property market.

But this year's increase suggests continued enthusiasm at a time when ad budgets elsewhere are expected to be flat or even decline.

Thank you for your quotation for . . . but we have been obliged to place our order elsewhere as your products are too dear for this market.

Like the proverbial cat that finally grows bored of the mouse because it stops wriggling, they may have decided to look elsewhere.

People from elsewhere in Australia have nothing but admiration for you.

It is difficult to put these figures into international context, since few comparative studies on such a scale have taken place elsewhere.

Should Yahoo! continue to lose market share in search, the company will be unable to continue its operations elsewhere.

Republicans, in Wisconsin and elsewhere, are trying to shut that kind of discourse down.

"Now that the world doesn't seem to be on the brink of collapse, the market is looking for higher yields elsewhere, " McCarthy said.

Now, you've said elsewhere that you think it's a bad idea for humans to make contact with other forms of life.

The G8 is now buffeted by forces and policies from elsewhere; it is no longer the master of its own destiny.

After the show, the wall panels will be packed up and reassembled elsewhere, he said.

Scientists believe we naturally accumulate fat around the belly first, but at some point, the body may start storing it elsewhere.

You know as well as I do that I can take my business elsewhere, but I have chosen to give you priority.

But, and that's a fact, the nagging question is whether this form of expression is legal or not, both in the US and elsewhere.

Will other positions at the company or elsewhere fulfill you in a way this one does not?

Elsewhere, irrigation schemes have already caused salty groundwater to rise towards the surface and contaminate soils.

A form of banking had been practised in Genoa and elsewhere in Italy since the middle of the 12th century.

Keep in mind loan players may have mixed feelings about going out on loan and may have more to do with playing elsewhere.

The rebels who rose up in Benghazi and elsewhere must be saying and thinking similar things.

Francis never showed up in Vancouver, having been petulant and pouting enough for the Grizzlies to send him elsewhere.

Mr. bin Laden was able to elude capture by hiding out in the mountains of Afghanistan and elsewhere.

I hated those cashiers, and I hated them seeing me with food stamps, so I took the bus and shopped elsewhere.

Different companies have different ways of deciding whether to approve an application, so you might have more luck elsewhere.

Eventually, that helped spur economic recoveries by touching off export booms at a time of buoyant demand elsewhere.

A fall of this severity, had it happened elsewhere, would have already prompted the word "crash" to circulate.

Only the cursory mention is made of those statistical approaches that have been fully dealt with elsewhere.

What you see too often in Washington and elsewhere around the country is a system of government that seems incapable of action.

Moreover, he admits as much himself in his autobiogragy and elsewhere.

One mainland Chinese investor who owns real estate in London and elsewhere said his London investments were his most lucrative.

The next day a barber named Xu really does arrive to stay in the haunted room, and ignores warnings to stay elsewhere.

unless the goods can be received within the next few days , we must cancel our or der and place it elsewhere.

on the other, you may overpay, wasting resources that might have been better used elsewhere.

It would be natural for the right to behave more as it does elsewhere, he says.

a rhineland baron who overtaxed commercial travelers would find that the trade routes had gone elsewhere , and with it his revenues.

CALIFORNIANS like to think of their state as a democratic laboratory, busily inventing ideas that are copied elsewhere.

Some of these investors have now been forced to pull out of Brazil to cover obligations elsewhere.

Elsewhere, music fans attending Britain's biggest festival this weekend at Glastonbury were shocked to hear the news.

Given the already dire condition of Texas children, you might have expected the state's leaders to focus the pain elsewhere.

Explain that your job is no longer challenging and that you feel your talents are best used elsewhere.

Kremlin ideologues like to describe Russia as a "sovereign democracy" , whatever that means. Elsewhere it would be called an autocracy.

King Abdullah has also changed the head of the Saudi central bank and made a string of appointments elsewhere in the judiciary.

"china cannot escape the external weakness, " the bank said. government spending alone could not offset weaknesses elsewhere, it said.

Even go elsewhere, I often think of it, and even wished to turn the clock back, let me look at a landscape Almost.

However, the architecture is related with IT elsewhere in the organization, so SOA governance needs to be agreed upon with other parties.

The speaker made no mention of this point elsewhere in his report.

If things keep going like this, I think it will be difficult for me to stay in Madrid. I would go elsewhere and try to find more space.

The craze seems to defy sales patterns and common sense elsewhere, especially for a dog that is common and is known for being fierce.

Must be willing and able to travel to the USA and elsewhere on an occasional basis.

And wholesale markets for raw materials and machinery have been set up in Pyongyang and elsewhere, visitors say.

This particular one, is called Laplace's equation, appears in the theory of electricity and magnetism, fluid mechanics, and elsewhere.

Although none of this covers the fact that we've seen this stuff elsewhere before, the lovely sentiment will steal your heart.

Close to two dozen boutiques, some of which still flourish elsewhere, have called it quits on Columbus over the last four years.

Alas, as we explain elsewhere, tannins react with iodine, in which cod is rich, to produce a metallic "fishy" taste.

I won't belabor you with all the benefits of going out of your mind, they're thoroughly covered elsewhere.

But elsewhere, storage development has usually occurred in a piecemeal fashion, largely through local initiatives and with minimal planning.

So the prospect of fungi existing on other planets elsewhere, I think, is a foregone conclusion, at least in my own mind.

Despite the massive write down due to the U. S. credit problems, gains elsewhere around the world kept HSBC in profit.

If there is delay, we shall be forced to seek supplies elsewhere and to look for you to compensate us for any loss suffered as a result .

It enables people to talk to their relatives or friends elsewhere as if they were meeting them.

And a greater proportion of the population is already connected to the road and rail network than elsewhere in Europe.

If the sun were located elsewhere in our galaxy, we would not have such a good view of the stars.

The surface wells may be accompanied by deeper swelling of eyelids, lips, hands and elsewhere.

or, being homeless elsewhere, she would take her master by the hand and bring him to her native home, the almshouse.

Cyberspace, not so long ago, was a specific elsewhere, one we visited periodically, peering into it from the familiar physical world.

A likely knock-on effect will be a redeployment of catastrophe cover elsewhere, probably driving prices lower for a time.

The incident enraged his supporters and sparked the current fighting around the protest site's perimeter, though it has spread elsewhere.

So you're spending less money and time in one week than you are a day buying elsewhere. In a year, that really adds up!

The coming year may prove just as horrible for other parts of the economy in the US, Europe and elsewhere.

However, if owning a home is important to you and prices are high, sometimes the best financial decision is to move elsewhere.

We did not actually stay in hotel on this trip as we had already booked elsewhere.

Much of the misery in the developing world is the result of a lack of demand elsewhere.

Deleveraging by one institution was more likely to provoke sell-offs elsewhere.

As the phrase 'ordinarily resident in Singapore' has not been defined in the Act, guidance must be sought elsewhere.

In these industries, China is not so much an engine of demand as a transmission belt for demand originating elsewhere.

As you can see in line 7 and elsewhere, variables can be evaluated and combined to produce the value of a setting.

Siobhan Duke, 36, decided to move elsewhere in Colchester last month after living next to Miss Bloomfield became too much to bear.

Many large insurers and banks, in London and elsewhere, also stand to benefit from common rules across Europe's borders.

The universe is immense, which makes many scientists confident that life might have evolved elsewhere.

As repeated many times, your Reality lays elsewhere and it will reveal itself by Learning OVer Emotions, what LOVE is all about.

Elsewhere in the state, at least four rivers broke their banks, causing widespread flooding and forcing residents to flee their homes.

Elsewhere in the city, the security forces appeared to have disappeared from the streets.

If you want to see this angle alpha elsewhere, what you can do is you can just take the vertical direction.

Elsewhere in the Pacific, Singapore reported its first case of H1N1, a woman who had just returned from a visit to the United States.

JENNY ROSS: Well, I' m afraid we really need the machine by tomorrow at the latest or I' m going to have to look elsewhere.

"The more the Burma Army is busy with the Shans and the Karens elsewhere, the more secure they are from its attacks, " he said.

So far, most of those workers appear to be getting new jobs elsewhere, but that could change rapidly.

Elsewhere in Asia, manufacturers are trying to tap regional demand.

Most of the residents, however, were miners who traveled from all over the country to work temporarily, then head elsewhere.

The rate of economic growth of these and many other developing nations far outstripped the rate of growth elsewhere.

Delivery means delivery of the Vessel to the Contractors at the Contractor's Yard or elsewhere as may have been agreed between the Parties.

This is China, remember. The economic equations that may seem to work obviously elsewhere, do not necessarily do the trick here.

Many participants find that among the most memorable aspects of the program are the peers they encounter from elsewhere around the world.

Users complaining on the Apple forum and elsewhere say that their phones aren't lasting anywhere near even that reduced length of time.

In another, the researchers analyzed settled dust samples taken from elsewhere in the children's bedrooms.

If getting out of your comfort zone isn't possible in your current company, look for a challenge elsewhere.

It should also not be overlooked that Buffett may be selling shares because he has found a better opportunity elsewhere.

Carbon offset involves a reduction in carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gas emissions made to compensate for emissions elsewhere.

The bank is Sweden's Svenska Handelsbanken, a retail bank with operations in Scandinavia, Britain and elsewhere.

But because the capital is an enclave of the federal government, the ruling did not resolve the status of similar bans elsewhere.

These tools generate and send some data back-and-forth between the user's computer and a server elsewhere on the Internet.

The company dispatches messengers throughout the city to pick up packages for immediate delivery elsewhere in the city.

Scientists at JIC and elsewhere had also previously managed to decorate the surface of virus particles with useful molecules.

Any of these signals can be used as a stimulus while spectrum measurements are made elsewhere in the circuit.

Online bidding tends to be strongest for items that buyers can preview elsewhere, such as watches, jewellery, wine and photographic prints.

Ned, I wouldn't worry too much over this contract. Seems to me I've already got my boys committed elsewhere.

It was an agreement to monitor and report on its users for theChinese party-state, whether on email, in chatrooms, or elsewhere.

Since then, however, ArcelorMittal has confirmed the partial closure, transferring nearly 600 workers elsewhere within the company.

Elsewhere the ghosts of a married couple haunt their idyllic home and a film director is unknowingly making the worst film ever.

But these days America does seem to have a strangely high priority, given the enormity of human-rights scandals elsewhere.