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The two Koreas' situation is often compared to that of West and East Germany in the 1980s, but it's more extreme in several ways.

At the other extreme, poor Guizhou has an income per head close to that of India.

This may be an extreme example, but I have to admit I forget more things more of the time than I dare to try and remember.

Extreme rainfall induced serious soil erosion and a great deal of fallen trees, and produced slope debris flow in many places.

The stare of extreme surprise imparted an air of ferocity also to his eyes .

But I never fell my extreme, perhaps just a few times, and can't be remembered.

"He could be very violent and his moods were very extreme, particularly when he was building up to a seizure. "

As an extreme example, imagine what would happen if you were to store water in a lead container.

Cracking down on women's rights has often been an easy way for governments, secular or not, to placate their more extreme allies or enemies.

I remember trying to describe it to my mother and I could sense she felt it wasn't quite right - my emotions were too extreme.

Hence his extreme emotion when he began: his own "big bang" , signalling his own creation of space-time.

It was one of the first banks to be bailed out, in the summer of 2007, and its reliance on investments in structured finance was extreme.

So let us try to see, in these signifying terms that define what I called just now "mean and extreme" , what results from it.

The pang of jealousy he felt inside was like a chestnut roasting on a fire about to burst from its shell in the extreme heat.

For a while he was known for saying things like that he wanted to crush all others' music and be the most extreme, over-the-top band.

The extreme nature of bats also makes them valuable in helping to understand human health.

"The system is all from the Soviet Union but the CCP has taken it to an extreme, " says Yuan Weishi, of Sun Yat-sen University in Guangdong.

Even though it often depicts the most extreme form of inhumanity, readers do not seem to care if it is true.

Samuel might sound like an extreme case but if you think a situation like this is unlikely to happen in a home near you, think again.

It was an extreme version of this rainless cold-below, warm-above stability that made early models of nuclear winter so disturbing.

There is no doubt that this is an extreme simplification of the biological facts.

Well, dear Marie , I will own to you that, in spite of his extreme youth, his departure for the army has been a great grief to me.

In other extreme cases, the stakeholder might seem to be uninterested or completely missing in action.

It was as simple as that, and the result was that every woman sought to lace her body to a greater extreme, thus demonstrating her status.

The Gilded Age was one of extreme profligacy, both in business investment and sumptuous expenditure.

MODERATION. Avoid extreme; forbear resenting injuries so much as you think they deserve.

Since the usage of these bearings allows very loose tolerances, extreme trike frame alignment will not be a critical issue.

Yoga X Yoga is a vital part of any fitness regimen, and is an absolute must for an extreme program like P90X.

It is quite an extreme thing to do, so it had to be handled carefully, and people had to be talked through the procedure and idea.

In extreme cases, gas visibly bubbles out of the mud as it returns to the surface.

Angered by her extreme behavior, her mother finally took her to see a beauty doctor.

Ben: All I said was that I hope Stinky and Gary explode! What's extreme about that?

more importantly, some obtain stochastically the information as if indicated that the enterprise profit condition was already extreme badly.

It is at this point that extreme despair and frustration are likely to set in.

They cite events like the heat and drought of the 1930s as evidence that extreme weather is nothing new.

The extreme scarring on Seal's face and scalp are the result of a skin condition known as discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE).

'It was giving an extreme sense of discomfort, ' he said.

That's an extreme step, but the nightmare would be if Iran simply decided to save time and buy a nuclear weapon or two from North Korea.

I've tested my new system of "extreme light travel" on a few trips now; and I'm happy to say, it's worked like a dream!

As a "cosmopolitan" international figure (and Jewish), he would be a prime target for the extreme right.

Baur's Tubingen school of Protestantism eventually turned out to be an extreme form of anti-supernaturalism.

As long as you set limits and know that this person will probably make extreme demands on you, you could keep this person in your life.

All four offer a rare glimpse behind the surface - skin - of extreme reality, experienced daily by the modern Chinese urban citizen.

Xiao: Do not you think it is extreme? Chinese is not so bad as you thought, you were hoodwinked by the local government's "Hua-education" .

It is not surprising that the sensual riches granted to a sensitive man of these regions should coincide with the most extreme destitution.

Despite the extreme to which the former (latter) viewpoint goes, the fact of the matter, in my opinion, is that.

"It was an extreme honor and a labor of love, " he said.

I think they're trying to tell us something. Apple's homepage is an extreme case in point.

That Emerson did go so far toward this extreme identifies him with a period notable for its enthusiastic expansion of thought.

He helped advance the ball against pressure and in late game situations due to extreme youth at the point guard position on his team.

Social norms, an important building block of an economy, seem to hold up even in the most extreme of circumstances.

"This is extreme, and I think there were physiological disorders as well with the children, " Hajia said.

In this extreme sport, just how much water can these pro athletes sweat through?

So you can't go from one extreme to another and fall out with him, start criticising him.

She was an aesthete with an unfailing eye and attention to detail, but she was also a person of extreme elegance and good manners.

The fact that heatwaves like the one in Russia become more frequent and extreme in a warmer world is easy to understand.

Confused in the extreme in their logic, these self styled theorists did not know themselves what they were talking about.

This was quickly followed by the death of a second officer, with a case of boils so extreme that they blocked his airways, suffocating him.

This has prompted the militants to demand a more extreme form of Islamist rule and for sharia to be extended to the whole of Nigeria.

Wow! -He's extreme curious. Highly inquisitive. And just a little bit lonely. But all that is about to change.

The market reaction wasn't too extreme, even if the yen did surge for a bit and oil was as volatile as ever.

Beat the clock and try to rack up as many points as possible as you compete in a wide range of your all-time favourite extreme events.

That would be worrying - if it weren't for the vastly greater peril of extreme climate change caused by burning all that carbon.

President Obama said the burning of any holy text was an act of extreme intolerance and bigotry.

I thought it unwise in the extreme to announce such a decision before we had any idea of the next Soviet move in the Middle East.

A state of the United States in extreme northwest North America, separated from the other mainland states by British Columbia, Canada.

Fight it out on that line (except in extreme cases), for it matters little what avenue a young man finds first.

He wasn't an extreme man. He didn't like politics. But he was ready to do something. We didn't know it would be that.

And in a certain sense, it seemed to be the extreme of complexity, just a mess, a mess and a mess.

Extreme care must BE taken when handling the liquid phase of any liquefied compressed gas. Unlike gas, the liquid does not compress.

There's no doubt that Chua's methods are extreme (though her stories, she hints, may have been slightly exaggerated for effect).

Therefore, the workers did not work, do not eat people, poor people living to the extreme.

So the police decided to forbid the extreme forms of the dance, as it was creating a public disturbance.

All this he brushed aside as though it were a cobweb, ignoring it, answering only when extreme necessity compelled him.

This means that our in house software development team is working at the heart of the business and is of extreme importance.

At the extreme, the integration of the global economy on which almost everybody now depends might be reversed.

heat, redness, and extreme tenderness and pain and often subside in a week or two.

The feast of life in this vast, and of the elaborate identity, the power of the majesty of the time prosperous, extreme scenery! ! ! ! !

The extreme youth of at least one of these stars is indicated by the presence of a stream of gas moving at high velocities.

Instead of a universal and timeless tendency towards equilibrium, equilibrium turns out to be an extreme case of negative feedback.

The Democrats were clever enough to tack to the centre at a time when the Republicans appeared to have lurched to the extreme right.

Extreme privation did not prevent tens of thousands of defiant supporters in Gaza this week from celebrating Hamas's founding.

The problem appeared to be people's reluctance or inability to travel to see their GP in the extreme weather conditions.

'The harassment and bullying can be so extreme that head teachers eventually have to take time off with stress, ' she said.

Although the betrothed may have trouble with rings floating away, they'll at least get out of the extreme setting unscathed.

At the other extreme there are people who seem to have no ability to do this; they need a boss to motivate them.

desire to harm others or to see others suffer; extreme ill will or spite.

It would have been risky in the extreme to allow Citigroup to follow Lehman Brothers into capitalism's graveyard, or to let AIG collapse.

The company said the fuel lines can break under extreme conditions, causing the engines to malfunction.

and had not the smallest doubt (nor have I now) that there would be a general cry-out upon her extreme good luck.

desire to harm others or to see others suffer; extreme ill will or spite.

It would have been risky in the extreme to allow Citigroup to follow Lehman Brothers into capitalism's graveyard, or to let AIG collapse.

The company said the fuel lines can break under extreme conditions, causing the engines to malfunction.

and had not the smallest doubt (nor have I now) that there would be a general cry-out upon her extreme good luck.

Kent Beck's original twelve practices of Extreme Programming are something of a checklist, but not quite.

Mercer consultants said the city's top ranking is due to the extreme cost of secure high-end rental accommodations there.

Because of an extreme sensitivity to the sun's rays he suffers blistered burns after just a few minutes in direct sunlight.

Extreme amounts of money do this extremely -- and it's easy to see how that works.

This was a new process including an extreme diet and lifestyle that Bhagavan did not know the possible consequences of.

Frankie noticed with childish terror the extreme alarm with which his mother looked at his father.

Frankie noticed with childish terror the extreme alarm with which his mother looked at his father.

At the other extreme, governments might be so fearful of taxpayer losses that they lend even less than their private counterparts.

Of course, there are the extreme cases of a little bit of anger turning into something tragic.

To think of happiness as the joy of a holy man of India will do to set the spiritual extreme.

In the semantic level, the "pureness" seems to call for an extreme.

Only his eyes glittered with a feverish brilliance, and his ideas followed one another with extreme rapidity and clearness.

In extreme situations, local authorities could suspend an employer's operations until the matter is addressed.

Betty extreme personality waiting in the long lost reason, in her own eyes blinded after being locked up in a madhouse.

Before you begin, you may wish to download a pdf file of the Extreme Presentation Method overview and print it out.

In the Southern Hemisphere the seasons are a bit more extreme than they would be if the Earth's orbit around the Sun were circular.

In the Southern Hemisphere the seasons are a bit more extreme than they would be if the Earth's orbit around the Sun were circular.

With an extreme form of social anxiety called selective mutism, some kids and teens may be too anxious to talk at all in certain situations.

I do not know why my grandmother grandpa opposes at the beginning I proceed the extreme limit sport.

Gradually a rebellious feeling had replaced the extreme prostration of the beginning, and Bertha raged at the injustice of her lot.

The point I'm trying to make is that our nature is to take things to the extreme.

Clearly, a large segment of his party's base is comfortable with views one might have thought were on the extreme fringe.

But my overriding fear was that the pendulum would swing to the other extreme if I skipped a night.

I mean these Chinese students are so you know I think the kind of extreme creativity and imagination that we like to see in our students.

Forcing the body is not self-torture, do not eat not sleep at times may seem extreme, but it has its value.

However, the toll on his health was too extreme and he died two years later in Havana, where he was trying to recuperate.

Police said the suspect and the forces of the extreme right in Norway, there is no contact with international terrorist organizations.

Experts said the giant liquidity operation might not be enough to end the extreme stress in the market.

The agreement is a price that must be paid to protect BP's US interests and to try to repair some of the extreme damage to its reputation.

Being hypnotized is usually characterized by intense concentration, extreme relaxation and high suggestibility.

Under extreme conditions, it is possible that you may not be able to activate these plug-ins for an instance of Firefox.

The sun actually moved out of extreme NE during the heatwave last week and moved back to its usual rising today.

The seeds of a depression are sown when an extreme over supply of money and credit is allowed to continue for a protracted period of time.

We are doing all that is possible to avoid a future economic catastrophe resulting from the extreme malfunctioning of the financial sector.

'I don't expect Kaesong to be totally closed, ' she said. 'A total shutdown seems too extreme to actually happen. '

For years, Lucille Jackson battled gangs and extreme violence in her community to provide hope for her 17-year-old grandson.

The stuntman was suffering from extreme fatigue, but did not appear to have sustained any brain damage, Krack said.

Titanic's battered stern, captured here in profile, bears witness to the extreme trauma inflicted upon it as it corkscrewed to the bottom.

Stress testing to see how the system performs under extreme conditions, such as a very large number of simultaneous users.

This type of drawing is often a favourite with extreme introverts.

However, if the likelihood of a particular extreme weather event has changed it is possible to say something.

At the other extreme, the poorest province, Guizhou, has an income per head close to that of India.

It was necessary that this should be done in one single day, on account of the extreme urgency and rigour of events.

And after attending a gathering of like-minded people held in a Polish forest, he decided to take that lifestyle to its logical extreme.

In an extreme case like this, the size of the data might even exceed the maximum size of a Java string.

later , he had a third dream , in which master appeared in a brilliant light form , which produced in him an extreme longing to see her.

A desire to harm others or to see others suffer; extreme ill will or spite.

But Yu Hua's vanguard in the pursuit of literature as if he was the existence of some extreme, whereas he seemed to move.

Now, I may be a bit of an extreme case here, but I know for a fact that there are others out there who have trouble going to sleep.

Yet what has marked out the British coalition government in recent months is a sense of pragmatism, not extreme ideological conviction.

As I said, an influenza pandemic is an extreme expression of the need for global solidarity.

At the benign extreme, a girl's birth might simply not be registered, in the hope that next time the couple would produce a male.

He said he believed that any modern extreme sport involved precise control of scientific instruments.

As the rope lengthened, and still Dick continued to pay it out, extreme fear began to conquer her resolution.

Avoid placing the balance in close proximity to a heater or otherwise exposing the balance to extreme heat or to direct sunlight.

As a young woman ascending the throne. she was described as one whose extreme obstinacy was constantly at war with her good nature.

The dilutions were extreme. Hahnemann was not bothered by the fact that at high dilutions, none of the original substance remained.

The Extreme Series boards showcase one of the most advanced integrated audio solutions to be found on an Intel desktop board.

If this disaster does not lead to losses high enough to raise premiums, might the perception that extreme events seem to be on the increase?

In extreme conditions, use a balaclava (or full hood) which covers the head, face and neck and has a small opening for the eyes and nose.

For starters, nike mercuric, an extreme job involves working at least 60 hours a week, although many work 100 hours or more.

Children who are prone to extreme violence often hint at it beforehand, but if Mr Kretschmer did so no one picked it up.

Whether or not you agree with that somewhat extreme position, collective intelligence will continue to be a big driver of Web innovation.

He says in Britain the threat posed by the extreme right normally does not come in the form of a major terror attack.

The correct treatment difficulty and the setback, do not feel inferior, does not envy, is not extreme, maintenance psychologically healthy.

Given that this kind of extreme risk perception will be reversed only slowly, the full resolution of the crisis will inevitably take time.

This is especially true if the car's suspension system is often forced to work under extreme temperatures.

Of special interest is the prediction of extreme events, of the recurrence of states of a certain type and of the crossing of thresholds.

Lightning is one of the most intense and most extreme moments which require great skill to create an awesome effect and a good picture.

None of these sound plausible to me as explanations for the extreme house price increases we have observed.

Think Sudan. People forget that extreme poverty as a result of desertification explains much of that country's travails.

if taken to a harsh extreme Verbal Irony You are a fine goalkeeper, allowing the other side to score six goals.

Warm evening light and an extreme photo angle add drama to this shot of a skateboarder about to drop at a skate park.

As well as droughts, floods and other extreme events, the next few years are also likely to be the hottest on record, scientists say.

Shopworn as these metaphors may be, they aptly capture the extreme and unexpected nature of the circumstances.

The response presupposes a combination of extreme rationality and extreme selfishness, which does not always prevail.

Because the load of resources can be balanced in the grid with unused resources, grid computing is like an extreme form of load balancing.

Elizabeth Taylor was also a woman of extreme intelligence, independence, courage and a deep concern for others.

An Iranian scientist who said he was kidnapped by the CIA has said he was subjected to extreme mental and physical torture by the Americans.

At the other extreme, an elephant, with its five-million-fold larger brain, suffers the inefficiencies of a sprawling Mesopotamian empire.

Body Writing has become a characteristic of female sexual exposure and extreme exhibitions, and turns out to be a commercial activity.

It all sounds rather like a highly extreme form of streaming, and fighting between students in different blocks has already been reported.

John Snow went to the other extreme and functioned as a travelling salesman for policies cooked up in the White House.

At the other extreme, he discredits the idea of trying to delay or derail China's rise as too confrontational.

That's how extreme the market anxiety is: Some are willing to give up a little of their money just to park it in a relatively safe place.

I wonder if anything the company can say will move up the stock against the extreme negatives surrounding the sector.

Being a teaching professional entails a great deal of responsibility, which must be exercised with extreme care and dedication.

This can be seen in the extreme case of the last stages of hyperinflation, when people largely give up using money and switch bater.

What with her projects intrigued me in the extreme, I strongly wish to pursue my further study in area of mechanics under her supervising.

Anakin was the only known human capable of handling the extreme speeds of Podracing.

Completely scrapping Ant or Maven and using Groovy for the entire build process would be a bit extreme in this case.

Institutions should also be required to carry a significant liquidity reserve at all times, insuring against extreme events.

Among the most extreme opponents, there were even paranoiac suggestions that once gone, the art might be hijacked and never returned.

This was their first exposure to the results of extreme and deliberate violence, and it had a profound effect on them.

Without these extreme weather conditions, the ONS said, the economy would probably have been flat.

In extreme conditions, you can bring the fire inside, but it should be well-ventilated, and the flames should not be near the shelter walls.

Congress has used its power of the purse only in the most extreme circumstances, such as in the last couple of years of the Vietnam war.

By her industry and natural love of order, which now developed, the place maintained an air pleasing in the extreme.

Taken to its extreme, the American preference for a faster, riskier capitalism led directly to the current crisis.

He tied her to a bed, forced her to perform several extreme sexual acts, and then spanked her.

If one accepts these 2 values there appears to be no great virtue in trying to point the launcher to extreme accuracy.

Although the death penalty is not enough to contain all the crimes, but as the death penalty, and murder extreme crimes are equal.

In some of the most extreme cases the name of a deceased member of the community may not be spoken by those that still live.

I supped on part of my provisions, but the serpents, which began hissing round me, put me into such extreme fear that I did not sleep.

Those from the minority communities, as they do not feel strong enough, may opt for ways that are more drastic and extreme.

In fact, veganism is not extreme from the point of view of our innate nature, which longs for love, creativity, and spiritual evolution.

Extreme value theory (EVT) is one of the best choices, which can effectively forecast and guard against the financial risk.

Once she had recognized a certain way as the right one, she pursued it without compromise and with extreme tenacity.

He says in Britain the threat from the extreme right normally does not come in the form of a major terrorist attack.

In bed on a Friday night, wearing sweatpants and eating peanut butter from the jar, Madeleine was in a state of extreme solitude.

Your circumstances are even more extreme: saying almost anything is dangerous as you don't want to ally yourself with either of these toads.

Bringing the creatures to the surface will have killed them, but the scientists believe they thrive in their own extreme environment.

He said one example these (is) genetically changed crops that will grow in extreme temperatures, dry conditions or poor soil.

Do not use guest elevators, except on extreme emergency case and with permission of Executive Housekeeper.

Nor does the extreme volatility of recent weeks seem to be an issue.

Of course, most parents won't react with extreme anger. The thing to remember is every parent is different and you know yours best.

Records of the astronomical universe, despite the fact that we see distant things as they were long ago, are limited in the extreme.

This might be evidence of racism, or it might be evidence of a sneering attitude made more common by extreme income inequality.

This example is an extreme simplification of a situation I encountered in a real project.

The faction from the extreme left is trying to elbow its way into power by short-cutting the democratic process.

In extreme cases, I've known people who have packed so much Stuff they've actually had to ship some of it home.

This extreme investment cripples our ability to keep up with any other class in terms of dps OR healing.

Now this youngest son sat at a table in the extreme corner of the garden to proclaim his chosen alienation from father and family.

I had read books and articles on Extreme Programming (XP) but had not been exposed to anyone who used it.

Two years ago, the pain became extreme. One surgeon said that without treatment, he would eventually be unable to walk.

Only 1800 strands are required to rise above this form of extreme polarity, and then one is faced with unifying the next set of poles.

At the opposite extreme from the Melmans are people who seem to be genetically programmed to escape the problem.

Clay also opposed the southern senators who tried to prevent discussion of slavery. He said their position was emotional and extreme.

"The extreme social contrasts during those years before the war were, visually, very inspiring for me, " he said in 1970.

It will not identify the cause of an extreme observation and , therefore, should not be used to invalidate the data.

This serves to make the Northern Hemisphere seasons a bit less extreme since the extra warming effect is in the winter.

Frame 8 - You can't see it here, but the brows are starting to ease out of their extreme up position just as the eyes arrive at theirs.

Who did not have in life moments of extreme pain? Who has never felt, at some moment in life, the desire to give up?

Third, in the idea idea extreme, did not understand comprehensive dialectical regards the question.

It was not in Franklin's nature, however, to be dogmatic or extreme about any principle; he generally gravitated toward a sensible balance.

The poor, however, do not take extreme price crises calmly any more, as the 2008 price spike revealed.

Deyeuxia compacta, with a small panicle and unusually broad glumes, represents an extreme form of this variable species.

It does not take much to tip a dating market out of equilibrium, and your plight seems particularly extreme.

At the extreme end of the garden, under the trees, two men, Fauvent and another man, were visible as they dug side by side.

The drop is usually most extreme in longer-dated bonds, because low yields are locked in for a longer period of time.

No doubt the recent increase in the extreme and freakish winter weather is due to the wobble.

And the statistics back it up. A third of the citizens of many civilized countries admit to suffering from extreme loneliness.

Meitner's diary tells us that she went on with extreme psychological fear in August 1938 has finally been allowed to enter Norway.

The RECONFIGURE WITH OVERRIDE statement is usually reserved for configuration options that should be used with extreme caution.

Mr. Rochester's extreme pallor had disappeared, and he looked once more firm and stern.

When we have extreme El Nino events, you see all this red, and you see no green out here around the Galapagos.

He said one example is genetically changed crops that will grow in extreme temperature, dry conditions or poor soil.

However, when we put ourselves in extreme situations that tax its natural capabilities, it's up to us pick up the slack and help it perform.

This was the extreme limit of the city. Here the close, homogeneous territory of housing estates and cinemas ended and the hinterland began.

The risk that terrorists might acquiring a nuclear weapon, he said, "is the most immediate and extreme threat to global security" .

He lifted his head into the light, at a moment of extreme ecstasy.

But while real exchange rates tend to move around, one would not normally expect extreme misalignments to be persistent.

Let me give you some idea of the extreme divergence of these two factors.

While working with a client one time, I saw an extreme example of the disconnect between formal and informal leadership.

Here's a look at a few other companies that endured some of the most extreme swings in Wall Street history.

Now, the marriage case is extreme but Freud gives a lot of simpler examples where this sort of unconscious motivation might play a role.