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A miserly duck, a vampire and pair of precocious kids are among the richest fictional characters, according to a ranking by Forbes.

Perhaps he might have done more to capture the sheer weirdness of Dickens's fictional world.

I think in some sense he began to understand that he was losing some fictional power.

But this time he would forgo the device of a fictional character with a right to his idiosyncracies.

If you could trade places with any other person for a week, famous or not famous, living or dead, real or fictional. With whom would it be?

There will be some who will attempt to construct and maintain some fictional memory of him as a brave "anti-imperialist" .

This person can be real or fictional, but when you think of them, you feel a great sense of encouragement.

Contemporaneous with muckraking in magazine journalism was the proliferation of a fictional literature dedicated to the cause of democracy.

From my understanding, the stuff in the book was not entirely true, and was just a fictional story about a lot of true facts.

It could be a real or fictional place, in the company of a certain person or on your own.

As any steampunk world is part of a fictional universe, some artists tend to take the aesthetic into a more abstract direction.

It is a fictional account of how a clever and accomplished thief, posing as an accountant, gain access of the computer of a large bank.

Romeo was one of my favorite fictional characters.

He said that the New Testament was not written as a history book, but as a series of fictional stories that tell a basic, spiritual message.

Waiting until the last minute means the couple will be stuck paying for your meal, making them very unsympathetic to your fictional illness.

If I wrote a book, it would be a fictional story that relates to historical events.

But even this fictional thriller almost pales in comparison to what really took place in Transylvania around 70 million years ago.

Do not be put off by this scrap of jargon; an ion cannon is a fictional weapon used in fictional space epics.

This is a collection of his own short stories, set in one of the strangest (yet most beautiful) fictional cities in fantasy, Ambergris.

He complained of feeling increasingly stressed, anxious and paranoid and he was having flashbacks of fictional events from his past.

Narration and interaction, as two means of experiencing fictional world, can be reconstructed for appropriate integration.

In his trilogy Strange Two-Person Group, Oe takes intertextuality as an important strategy of his fictional discourse.

All economic statistics are best seen as a peculiarly boring form of science fiction, but China's numbers are more fictional than most.

This tutorial series chronicles the building of a web services-based workflow system at a small fictional newspaper, the Daily Moon.

A few years back, Danny Sullivan penned a fictional scenario of a Google breakup for his blog, Search Engine Land.

In Part 3 of this series, you created a form to track the assets of your fictional company in terms of budgets, profit, and expenses.

A journalist colleague meanwhile admitted to me that his degree from a top university was entirely fictional.

Let me be clear. What I am speaking about is not the outline of some exotic, distant, fictional future.

However, a soap opera has no real victims as the characters, of course, are fictional.

A journalist colleague meanwhile admitted to me that his degree from atop university was entirely fictional.

Was that a real or fictional story? it sounds interesting! keep walking, Don't let us wait too long.

The fictional room, town, world, needs a bit of starter dough from the real world.

It was Mr. Cameron's first visit to the Amazon, he said, even though he based the fictional planet in "Avatar" on Amazon rain forests.

The story chronicles the adventures of the fictional Miss Du as she moves up the corporate ladder.

Edward Nigma says he and his wife came from "Gotham City, " the fictional home of Batman.

In any case, it is always artificial to talk about "reality" in regard to a fictional character.

As the head of a fictional international body the user must save the world from soaring temperatures, increasing floods and deadly droughts.

Like the fictional Peter, Malthe-Brunn was very young and extraordinarily committed to his beliefs.

The Parasite was one of only three creatures featured in the series that was completly fictional.

So now let me introduce some of my fictional artists to you.

She did this, the prosecutors allege, by memorising a tape of a fictional rape, which she recited.

Sports superstars, fictional characters like Harry Potter and other heroes also give boys a range of men to emulate.

He gave the fictional city history, geography, culture, and economy.

Buffett -- like the fictional book and movie character Willy Wonka who owned a magical chocolate factory -- knows candy.

He tried to design many fictional plots to make addictive of his article.

A persona typically includes a fictional name and characteristics that are consistent with one of the main user groups you have identified .

The fictional Chinese-American detective Charlie Chan was the subject of popular books and movies for many decades.

His novels are largely autobiographical, ie though fictional they describe many of his own experiences.

Along with a teeming cast of other characters, real and fictional, they bring the chase to a furious and satisfying climax.

Jules Verne's fictional adventurer Phileas Fogg may have been more ahead of his time than we thought.

Adventure Works Cycles is a fictional manufacturing company used to demonstrate database concepts and scenarios.

The changing of his jersey number as a nod to M. J. 's basketball career is a purely fictional cover story.

Structuring device whereby a scene from the fictional past is inserted into the fictional present or dramatized out of order.

Those questioned were given a description and a menu for a fictional restaurant.

The SHEEP application is a fictional aggregation of many sales e-commerce applications that the author has encountered at several companies.

The main parts of the works means: fictional characters, fictional place names and titles of works.

First, fictional people tend to be wittier and more clever than friends and family, and their adventures are usually much more interesting.

ER was a fictional drama, but viewers still saw it as a realistic depiction of doctors treating patients.

Be aware that "mqfte" is a fictional service account and there is nothing special about the name.

The translator's awareness of fictional rhythm and his translation style underlie the degree of the representation in question.

Over the years we have read a great deal about China, in both literature and non-fictional studies, and we have watched Chinese films.

The discovery of a giant eyeball in Pompano Beach, Florida, has raised questions about its origins. We have the (fictional) answers.

There exists a serious displacement between the true and fictional (illusory) worlds, but we pretend not to notice.

Tintin, a fictional reporter-adventurer, travels around the world with his fluffy canine companion, Snowy.

To qualify for the list the characters must be known in their fictional stories and by their audiences for being rich.

At Sterling Cooper, the fictional ad agency, the fornication is messy and people get hurt and babies get conceived out of wedlock.

The fictional "Hurricane Pam" left the city under 10 ft. of water and looked a lot like Katrina.

There is a fictional stock exchange and a stock broker with multiple stock traders who each make a number of trades.

I began to write a novel about a fictional Polish family and, at the same time, decided to enrol at a Polish language school.

Not, of course, for the ship itself, but for Jack and Rose, whose fictional love died so young.

Although the fictional persona is portrayed as an individual, the profile typically reflects a whole group of users.

The frictional force of fictional damper is generated by relative slip of two impacted metals, and the energy is dissipated by the force.

22 fictional characters. Yours was Diane . What attracted you to her?

In Figure 4 you see a screenshot of a fictional academic training video on how to use the Internet (starting with the Google homepage).

a fabricated excuse for his absence; a fancied wrong; a fictional character; used fictitious names; a made-up story.

The application is the Web site of a fictional automobile dealership that specializes in the sale of used sports cars.

Mr Kerviel cleverly concealed the bets he was making with a series of offsetting transactions with fictional counterparties.

That is, fiction is always regarded as a form of literature which forms a fictional relation between words and the real world they refer to.

Presenting facts objectively without editorializing or inserting fictional matter, as in a book or film.

Fictions are not less rhythmic than poetry. The fictional rhythm, therefore, should be adequately represented in translation.

Translating fictional style is an important part of the translation of literary style.

The example application is the login screen for a fictional e-mail service, called developerWorks Email.

This custom stems from a fictional cartoon celebration known as Sadie Hawkins Day.

The fictional Web Apps Corp created a Web site for a client, allowing various levels of authentication for users.

A hypothetical inhabitant of the planet Mars, especially AS a stock fictional character.

The ubiquitous broadcasts of the trial are as compelling as anything that fans of the fictional forensics drama CSI: Miami might encounter.

The President announced, with obvious relish, that the planes took off from "Shangri-la" the fictional, remote retreat in the Himalayas.

The Castle in the Forest is a fictional chronicle of Adolf Hitler's boyhood, and explores themes of good and evil.

As the novel is also the subject said, Just an objective description of the life of fictional reality, very little talk about love.

Their fictional world has been replaced by a fantastic real one of trackless dunes and icy crags.

Explore an interactive video based on a fictional, futuristic Russian city, where Dexter air-taxi is the new form of transport.

A short fictional account of this event forms the second chapter of Jack Kerouac's 1958 novel The Dharma Bums.

For the script's requirements, the part of the play is fictional and any similarity is purely coincidental.

Performance is the fictional creation and the assumption of the authenticity of the contradictions reunification.

But for all his success, his career has experienced more turbulence than Oceanic Flight 815 (the fateful and fictional plane on LOST).

Portrayals of suicide, both fictional and nonfictional, have been blamed for deaths by suicide for centuries.

Dickinson's letters show a border blur between factual sociocultural circumstances and fictional epistolary responses.

Song-Yuan fictional narrators expressed the ideologies of the group of rising citizens in their viewpoint and voice.

Yet certain programs exert an uncanny power over their fans, encouraging them to immerse themselves within a fictional world.

The input message is a fictional data format used to transport a series of data values in XML elements named Quantity.

In paraphrase of a member of Spinal Tap, a fictional rock band of stupendous awfulness, there is a thin line between clever and stupid.

Within a dark room, the artist establishes a fictional city continually twinkling with numerous small LED light.

The Harvard Business Review printed a lively, fictional exchange of letters to dramatize complaints about business degree holders.

Our test scenario is part of a fictional archive application managing a long-term store of items.

The work is full of heroic, self-reliant women, outlandish adventures, and science-fictional marvels (a flying horse, a city of brass).

That's an ad for a fictional company in the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Alienese is a set fictional languages that often appear, usually as graffiti, in the background of the show Futurama .

We're all aware of the power of fictional characters in books, movies, and television programs to engage viewers.

Integrity and authenticity are vastly more important than productivity and fictional social acceptance.

Some scholars consider Plato's account as purely fictional; others have scoured the world for evidence of its existence.

However, there is one other fictional heavyweight who could challenge Harry Potter's hold over the Christmas audience.

The sample application contains an Excel spreadsheet called Employee_List. xls from the fictional Planet Power corporation.

The very notion of controlling a computer with the mind conjures up images of exotic, fictional technologies from sci-fi movies.

Though the mock-documentary format is popular in Japanese adult videos, purely fictional films in various genres also remain popular.

The admittedly novel premise is that Holmes is a fictional character created by Watson (Kingsley) to allow him to solve crimes incognito.

Literary critics, as well as writers are conveying theoretical contemplations via the traditional fictional form.

A widely recognized greyhound in popular culture is the fictional character Santa's Little Helper from the animated series The Simpsons.

Assessing fictional characters' motivations can also help budding psychologists and psychiatrists gain experience and confidence.

Pandy, like many other fictional heroes in Chinese culture, is an example of courage, wisdom, *righteousness and absolute conviction.

And, of course, these aren't just "science-fictional" ideas.

A fictional character can be intense, adventurous, steadfast or subtle.

Allegations have since emerged that financial accounts were faked and minutes drafted for fictional board meetings.

In a popular Spanish book, a fictional island called "California" was filled with gold.

Disclaimer: All the statement of this post is consider as fictional.

Hercule Poirot is a fictional character created by the British writer Agatha Christie(1890-1976).

In 2011 you may be among those who will watch "Contagion" , a forthcoming movie about a frightening fictional pandemic.

The President announced that the plane took off from Shangri-la, the fictional, remote retreat in the Himalaya.

Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, who first appeared in publication in 1887.

Then: The fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes, is famous for using his powers of logic and reasoning to solve difficult cases.

Whether living actively or passively, whether in the real or fictional world, he was always the leading figure.

But the current mechanical robots of popular culture are not much different from these fictional biological creations.

This is an impersonality existent face of fictional write bottle-neck problem since the middle and late 1990s.

The Metropolis. Metropolis is the fictional name of the New York City clone in the comic book Superman.

This is a little more than the $6m paid for that fictional bionic man, Steve Austin, even allowing for inflation.

However, this film contained a fictional scene which depicted Farmer undergoing a trans orbital lobotomy.

Or maybe she isn't even aware that her real-world concerns are intensifying her reaction to the fictional couple.

For example, a fictional online computer store might have a site comprised of eight pages, which are laid out in the following manner.

accordingly, lyrical image in the poems being interfused by constructing and fictional elements.

It contains descriptions of four fictional people, but the descriptions each have different sets of properties.

His fictional accounts of the shenanigans in representative offices rang all too true.

Yet the path toward that fictional vision was neither straight nor easily achieved, but worth every twist and bend and cul-de-sac.

It can help you re-charge your batteries and, by watching a fictional story unfold before you, allow you to sustain your dreams.

Organizers said that all messages about the fictional disaster would be marked clearly as fake on the Web.

He put his own face on the package, making him both legendary and, some people believed, fictional.

a fictional Englishman who travels to the imaginary land of Lilliput (in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels).

There is clear evidence that the show was a dramatic portrayal of arguably fictional events.

The fictional Stark, Iron Man's alter ego, 'matches Audi 100%, ' Keogh says, because he is an entrepreneur who loves the latest technology.

Inspired by the trial, Edgar Allan Poe, 1848, incorporated themes of murder and guilt into his fictional writings.

the setting for a narrative or fictional or dramatic account.

Lawyers are also targeting investors who withdrew their funds (plus fictional interest) before the fraudster's arrest.

Fictional retellings of the story refer to the mask as an "Iron" mask.

We watch Avatar and emerge from the cinema raging against the fictional mining company.

Mr Darcy was also regarded as the sexiest fictional man, beating Heathcliffe , Rhett Butler and Mr Rochester .

THE omniscient third person can often be a tedious fictional narrator.

OK, this isn't exactly a novel, but the stories are so exaggerated as to be almost fictional.

It's about our fictional BMW dealership and the promotional campaign to sell a two-year extended warranty to past customers.

The writer is Jerome David Salinger, and almost all his fictional characters seem more real, more plausible, than he.

Note: The results reported in this tutorial are fictional and were created by the authors.

This is despite the fact that Maximus (the main character portrayed by Russell Crowe) is fictional.

The Web application uses a Derby database to store and query flight information for the fictional LowFareAir airlines.

This creates a fictional set of users, stocks, prices, and other parameters.

Note: The fictional application is not production-ready.

Jack Sparrow is a fictional character in the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy.

The fictional world of One Piece is covered by two vast oceans, which are divided by a massive mountain range called Red Line .

WwW. zIdiR. coM With fast the growth of the Market economic , fictional characters be commercialized.

Li Weiping. Joyce's Aesthetic Concept and Fictional Art. Shanghai: Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 2000.

They were then given a brief fictional description of "Person A" and asked to rate 10 personality traits based on this summary.

Since liang qichao's proposed "fictional revolution" , short novel gradually become an independent genre.

First of all let me warn you, there are fictional elements to film Moneyball.

A usually fictional prose or verse narrative intended to interest or amuse the hearer or reader; a tale.

The fictional character of James Bond is frequently cited as possessing dark triad traits.

These could be fictional characters in books, on television, or in the movies.

America has a relative complete system to protect fictional character by Trademark Law.

Consider a fictional state agency called HIPPO that manages and processes health care claims and other social services.

One fictional character was funny; the other appreciated another person's humour.

instead, I'll be playing games, watching movies on the plane, and reading e-books (the fictional kind).

Fictional rhythm provides a new angle to fiction translation practice and critique.

All the characters in his novel are fictional .

A book length fictional prose narrative, having many characters and often a complex plot.

Hermione Jane Granger (born September 19) is a fictional character of the Harry Potter book series.

She bases the way the characters think on how she thinks, then links everything together with fictional events.

This scenario is fictional, but the technology mentioned is not.

I'd rather watch Jews and Chinese in films that are based on history than totally worthless fictional American films like Transformers.

ANYTHING APPEARING TO THE CONTRARY IS A FICTIONAL SHADOW IMPRINT REMAIN OF THE ARCHONTIC-LE 3DMATRIX PROGRAM STILL RUNNING.

Fictional musician Dewey Cox begins his quest for greatness from humble beginnings in Springberry, Alabama.

And I experienced this firsthand when I was put on trial in 2005 for the words my fictional characters uttered in a novel.

Novel of reality, is fictional reality, any jumped on that reference besides novels are misguided attempt.

Just blame myself had no see, the so-called love, a fictional movie, happiness is but meteors.

The unlikely catalyst for this cultish enthusiasm is a fictional teenager called Minami.

Imagine a scripted show that was in its eighth season, you'd do some fictional changes.

And O'Neill knows how to deploy the quotidian fripperies of our laptop culture to devastating fictional effect.

Lily Chou Chou is a fictional rock singer in this Japanese film about contemporary youth.

The data set we'll use for our classification example will focus on our fictional BMW dealership.

also different from the historical novels of fictional character.

The data set we'll use for our clustering example will focus on our fictional BMW dealership again.

It amazes me how you constantly obsess over fictional details when there are more important things.

It's not an outright contradiction in the fictional universe but it's all too strange.

RVP: A funny head of a fictional character.

Nor is the money at stake fictional.

Bosses have produced a modern-day drama about the fictional 19th Century detective and his sidekick .

In the second, the fictional results showed they had completely different personalities.

Boxer is a fictional character, a horse, present in George Orwell's Animal Farm.

In ABSOLAM, ABSOLAM, William Faulkner broke the boundary of literature and history, and adopted the fictional tactics of literary creation.

The semantic study on fictional names has its ontological, philosophicalosophica l and pragmatic significances.

Investigate the IBuySpy Store Solution Kit, a fictional e-commerce portal selling spy equipment.

The action takes place on Pandora, a fictional moon in the Alpha Centauri star system.

Mr. Inman said readers then "warmed to" the fictional editions.

A sovereign mind to me is more valuable than any fictional social approval.

Then, at night time, I have secretly thought, why not put their own fictional characters too picturesque.

However, like every fictional story teller, not every tale is a winner.

In this fictional world, America's currency and China's are still closely linked.

One general is backed by "Borduria" , a fictional but identifiably Communist-block nation.

The previous articles in this series have introduced database concepts by using the fictional Bigdog's Surf Shop business.

They are calling the new planet Tatooine after the fictional body in the "Star Wars" films that boasts a double sunset.

Can you name some fictional characters that are associated with the color yellow?

We use the fictional company JK Enterprises as an example to show how service discovery works.

Fictional energy drink created to promote "True Blood" TV show.

"Asimov's laws of robotics were, and remain, a fictional device" says Prof Alan Winfield from the University of the West of England.

Structuralism narratology analyzes the text from narration that is the central scope of the analysis of the fictional style.

Writers will not let a fictional character prototype Chang Fa-kuei, the figure was in the play or the people around Chang Fa-kuei.

For those of you who are not familiar with Batman, he is a fictional character based on DC Comic books.

But corruption complicated the situation, with officials recording fictional patients in order to meet government quotas.

A great actor can bring a fictional character to life.

King Kong is the fictional giant ape from Skull Island. The ape has appeared in many works since 1933.

His fictional theory and practice contributed much to the development of fiction.

Star Driver takes place on the fictional Southern Cross Isle.

An XML file containing several fictional e-mail messages.

So you can actually visit and have this three-dimensional fictional experience there.

Under the influence of pop culture, some students now view fictional figures as their idols.

We are left with an odd and possibly fictional story: what we see, after all, is a plain old fruit pit.

The fictional world of Pandora was a treat to the eyes.

a fictional duck created in animated film strips by Walt Disney.

They see the same qualities in those fictional figures as in other real people.

Cecilia: I met a wonderful new man. He's fictional but you can't have everything.

He invites people to imagine their lives in this fictional space where time travels backward.

They are semi-fictional because their focus is mainly on martial arts, Wuxia and drama.

Drift is a 3D Space Action-Simulation game set in a fictional world.

Of love, fictional creation has the initial wonder and the fecund rumination.

Holmes, a fictional character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was born in England in 1854.

An uploaded virus doesn't merely affect the game's fictional computer network, but the game itself.

There are two wallet badges with the picture- identifications of two fictional detectives from the radio and television show Dragnet.

Many grand hotels are named Shangri-la, the fictional, remote retreat in the Himalayas.

Myra, the fictional heroine of The Women's Room.

As with these fictional characters, so with our lives.

It is not based on fictional tacit consent by nobles as formulated by most social contract theories.

Seldom, in fact, has a fictional family been so lovingly or richly imagined.

War and Peace has indeed a lot of characters, both fictional and real historic figures.

is she a fictional character or a real person.

Ron Jeffries has started writing a series of fictional stories based on his observation of real teams.

All information in the database is fictional.