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It's a momentous time for a country still trying to emerge from years of war.

James or not, the Heat could emerge as one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference with Wade and Bosh aboard.

The sun continued to languish until mid-December, when the largest group of sunspots to emerge for several years appeared.

Pedestrian positioning and navigation is going to emerge as the next popular navigation application following vehicle navigation systems.

They emerge where dense bundles of magnetic field lines from the sun's interior break through the surface.

Often, however, the business model needs as much rapid development as the feature set, and can take quite a while to emerge.

By feeding the data into a computer, Dr McGregor has been able to detect the onset of an infection before obvious symptoms emerge.

When you emerge in a few years, you can ask someone what you missed, and you'll find it can be summed up in a few minutes.

One of the novel's most beautiful sections involves Grania's efforts to help him emerge from the fog of his pain.

Unfortunately, this does not mean that the right sort of agreement will emerge.

If calm is restored and genuine elections take place in the next few months, Tunisia may yet emerge as a pluralist and peaceful democracy.

As you are beginning to understand, the changes you are to experience will be far reaching and a new Human will emerge.

To decide how much the Mapuches are owed and the best way to help them emerge from their poverty, Chile urgently needs a national debate.

"Good" GM would emerge after two or three months with a clean capital structure and no burdensome contracts.

The paranormal image shows up as a white streak of light which seems to emerge from a small hill.

Simply send in an array of data (or even a simple string) to json_encode, and a JSON object will emerge (as shown in Listing 1).

We would not be surprised to see a similar pattern emerge in The Old Republic.

Does it mean, as I seem to be saying, that the subject is condemned to seeing himself emerge, in initio, only in the field of the Other?

Even in the next year or two these will emerge in a big way, to be followed a few years later by the other applications.

Feel the energy suddenly emerge from your Root Chakra, Spiraling up through the base of your spine as if it were a coiled snake.

One day, perhaps, an educated middle class may emerge to call for more accountability and a bigger slice of the wealth.

It was as if he had to labour, and metaphorically sweat, before his genius could, or was allowed to, emerge.

I am neither happy nor sad and yet just very content and grateful in allowing these words to emerge from me with fluidity.

Barriers to entry are low: rivals can emerge with just a good idea and a little money.

Experimenters construct interactive experiences and try to provoke unorthodox responses to see what insights emerge.

There is no standard yet for how a Web service supports registration and authentication, but such a standard will no doubt emerge soon.

"We cannot move forward if, when differences emerge, only one of us is fully committed and fully engaged, " he said.

The day the paleo-Socialists of the Mitterrand generation allow such figures to emerge would be the dawn of a real revolution.

We haven't been at it all that long, and as the problems get more complex, I think it takes longer for the outcomes to emerge.

As you might expect, Sigourney Weaver, in yet another Snow-White-eclipsing star turn for the Queen, is the only one to emerge unscathed.

The first fact to emerge from the study was that the New Breed parents had not changed their views about family life.

Subtle abstractions emerge that would not have occurred to us at the outset but that pierce to the heart of the matter.

Harmony in the department seems to emerge as a result of mutual trust and respect between myself and my staff.

Disney's real talents as an organizer and story man began to emerge during the making of the "Oswald" series, which garnered good reviews.

"It was during our dig that doubts began to emerge about much of what he wrote, '" said Prof. Petrella.

It may seem odd that signs of employee dissatisfaction should emerge at a time of high unemployment, but it's hardly surprising.

Rat Pack singer Peter Lawford announced her entrance but when she did not emerge he joked that she was the 'late Marilyn Monroe'.

Emerging markets used to be known as the markets you couldn't emerge from in an emergency.

Still, many benefits seem to emerge from motherhood as the maternal brain rises to the reproductive challenge placed before it.

What is far from obvious is whether such a future will emerge under current arrangements and, if not, how the remedy can be achieved.

When symptoms emerge, the patient is often already in an advanced disease stage where the central nervous system is affected.

However, around the age of eight, an important difference began to emerge in the amount of hours they each practiced.

I felt this tap on my shoulder, and I turned around to see this giant girl in a hoodie sweatshirt emerge from the crowd.

Dickson said he doesn't expect to see any new bubbles emerge as investors become more prudent in their appetite for risk.

A profile of a right-wing zealot is beginning to emerge from information the suspect allegedly published over the Internet.

And Mr Singh's resistance to calls for an attack on Pakistan after the Mumbai bombings did not emerge as an election issue.

Gradually, inch by inch, Neal did, indeed, emerge from his cocoon as a glorious butterfly -- but on his own schedule, not mine.

Through the matches where their team emerge unbeaten, we seem to send out a message to the world: See?

Emerge out of the knowledge of your selves , and translate what you know into the world of flesh.

But with this opening of what had been a mostly closed system, possibilities emerge, literally without limit.

And he's not at all the kind of candidate one might have expected to emerge out of the backlash against Republican governance.

Just when you think you ve got your developer tools all sorted out, a fresh crop is sure to emerge.

It would be freed of that obligation under certain circumstances, such as if another bidder were to emerge and make a higher offer.

We're just a little bit more than a week into earnings season, and already some themes have started to emerge from the numbers.

After using the DOM for a while, you'll see some patterns emerge -- things you'll want to be able to do over and over.

Hillary Clinton had spent too long in Bill's shadow and sacrificed too much to emerge as a politician prepared to push the style envelope.

Several times Suleiman disappeared behind a veil of dust, only to emerge out of the cloud just a few feet ahead of me.

Brazil's coach Dunga did not emerge with his players, following his announcement on Friday that he would resign.

Throughout the winter, nothing aroused the bear from his torpor; he would not emerge from hibernation until spring.

Ultimately, the concept of Object Lifecycle seems to emerge as a unifying concept for Data, Service and Business Processes.

On Hainan Island, travel agent Ou has no doubt who will emerge the winner among China and its neighbors.

Even then, employers say that many graduates emerge inarticulate, unable to think critically and barely able to read or write.

As you determine the purpose of your database, a list of information you want from the database will begin to emerge.

A caterpillar knows best when he is ready to break out of the cocoon and emerge as the graceful butterfly he was always capable of becoming.

How much more bad debt is still to emerge?

At maturity, they float to the surface or crawl out of the water, undergo a final molt, and emerge as winged adults.

As the young lady was not fully dressed Mrs Brooks knew that she would not emerge again for some time.

One of the great unknowns about EVs is what sort of charging infrastructure will emerge.

If it misses this opportunity, Wall Street may never emerge from the dark cloud of scandal.

If so, Thailand may emerge from two years of political strife and regain its former status as a beacon of multi-party democracy in Asia.

If the shifts seem to leave the United States somewhat dazed, it is because what will emerge from all the ferment remains obscure.

But I suspect the Fed will not lean too heavily against the wind, should inflationary pressures emerge.

N. Korea is going to have to emerge from the dark ages sooner or later.

Her mind suddenly emerge out of these two terror-stricken people of the word.

But in that hour of trial he gave thanks -- because he believed America would weather the storm and emerge into a new era of liberty.

When people begin to see a more rational work environment emerge in their unit, their motivation to stay with the organization is enhanced.

As the governor of a great economy described as "emerging" , what I can say is what sort of society I hope will emerge from this crisis.

As you move down-spectrum you dim the lights, so to speak, and emotions emerge like the stars after sunset.

This would do nothing to stop guided plasma, but they'd emerge going much faster, possibly fast enough to avoid a second attack.

Every time a Facebook or Twitter executive burps within earshot of the media, the question of a public offering seems to emerge.

The disease could have been there for weeks, but the true nature of the spread in those countries may take some time to emerge.

In so doing, you and your future generations yet unborn shall live to see a new era emerge for your species and for all of Earth.

It is often hard to remember how insane the 1970s were, but China, for all its faults now, did emerge from the shadow of Mao's death.

But, since to say it, is still to appeal to it in order to situate this truth, it is to make it re-emerge every time that I speak.

Analysts said the move could herald more aggressive monetary policy easing if more signs of a slowing economic recovery emerge.

Her concern and love for her son unfortunately emerge in her nagging. But it is love all the same.

It just means the concept of art is exhausted. No new style of art can emerge. There is no direction for art history to go on.

He rolled his eyes on her with a belt, emerge the tears, it was the first time for her to tears.

Mr Ghosn says it would be "very abnormal if at least one, if not more than one" of the Chinese carmakers did not emerge as a global player.

There is a shining-light of Christmas tree emerge from the subway , people are so small, like a great desire to do so!

Mr Ghosn says it would be "very abnormal if at least one, if not more than one" of the Chinese carmakers did not emerge as a global player.

There is a shining-light of Christmas tree emerge from the subway , people are so small, like a great desire to do so!

Russia appears to be rising from the economic doldrums and a new Russian middle class is beginning to emerge.

You do not become good by trying to be good, but by finding the goodness that is already within you and allowing that goodness to emerge.

After failing to emerge from the fight for the bottom five grid positions in qualifying, Heikki Kovalainen said traffic was not to blame.

In 2006, the talented, he began to emerge, he created music on MTV in Holland Animation Festival, Animation Award for best musical.

Proposed new rules on remuneration in the U. S. , the U. K. and other financial centers are beginning to emerge, but they remain hazy.

Lady Thatcher was the only prime minister to emerge well in terms of foreign policy.

Let me give a wish list of my dream world that I would like to see emerge by 2050.

Stories of excess continued to emerge, especially in Ireland where the banks' irresponsible lending on real estate was laid bare.

Stories of excess continued to emerge, especially in Ireland where the banks' irresponsible lending on real estate was laid bare.

Katzman adds that those reformists who were allowed to run did comparatively well, and could still emerge as a political force next year.

Step back and peek at what bars limit you. Take a deep breath, break them down, and emerge into the freshness of a new life!

He said new ones will take a long time to emerge, but that "the main reserve currency, the dollar, has failed to serve its purpose. "

As of this writing, advanced tool support for GWT is beginning to emerge in the major Java development environments.

As a vehicle rattles toward the tent, two young men emerge, their long black hair horizontal in the wind.

At first, this was merely for function: to keep out the cold weather of the world only beginning to emerge from the great ice age.

In the next few years, the rudiments of a modern state began to emerge.

The strengths that have made parts of continental Europe relatively resilient in recession could quickly emerge as weaknesses in a recovery.

China continued to reform and open up and has made unremitting efforts to emerge from the international financial crisis.

The strengths that have made parts of continental Europe relatively resilient in recession could quickly emerge as weaknesses in a recovery.

China continued to reform and open up and has made unremitting efforts to emerge from the international financial crisis.

After a minute or two inside, employees might emerge cured of swearing altogether and wanting to wash out their mouths with soapy water.

It will be very interesting to see how best practices emerge for modular processing of UBL documents.

As the townspeople emerge, Kane contemptuously throws his marshal's star in the dirt and leaves town with his wife.

Chinese manufacturers, meanwhile, are keen to see the U. S. emerge from a housing crisis that has sapped spending power.

I do not know if the cultural mind-shift required among US adults will emerge from workplace usage or entertainment.

And he'll never be able to emerge from his bathos of coarseness and ignorance.

He was one of the first students to emerge from this program. We started to figure out how you can compute to fabricate.

To emerge into a harsh light in which we know at once how good we are and how effective might not be a future we are ready for.

To emerge into a harsh light in which we know at once how good we are and how effective might not be a future we are ready for.

So it will take time for new generations of leaders to emerge and move up in the structure, and for today's leaders to retire and leave.

Ideally, a secondary market would emerge, allowing investors to trade their notes and recover at least some of their value.

"They don't care a lot about politics but it cannot be avoided. This kind of situation will emerge in many other places as well. "

AI will emerge as the key differentiator in smartphone competition and with it, overall IT leadership.

Neither Mr Obama nor Mr Putin wants to see Iran emerge as a nuclear power, setting off a destabilising arms race in the Middle East.

Europe's financial crisis has lurched into a perilous new phase as dire predictions emerge of a collapse in the Greek economy.

If governments publish their data and get out of the way, the applications that people want will emerge.

Seasoned traders in Tokyo barely batted an eyelash as the news began to emerge soon after trading began Wednesday.

If your roasted chicken tends to emerge from the oven as dry as a snow boot on a summer's day, don't fret.

If your roasted chicken tends to emerge from the oven as dry as a snow boot on a summer's day, don't fret.

Dramatic changes in economic, social and political trends will probably follow, some of which are already beginning to emerge.

If she senses something stirring, she cracks the egg open, then tilts her head forward to let the baby emerge.

With the 2014 World Cup set to take place in Brazil, the Liverpool man could well emerge as a key player for the hosts.

Consequently, even as the blogosphere continues to expand, only a few blogs are likely to emerge as focal points.

It supported the convening of a diplomatic conference in 2007 since new problems would emerge if it were delayed.

They may have cried, but a stronger strength has already yet to emerge from the bottom of their hearts.

So a new growth industry may emerge from the crisis: that of holding and maintaining essential stocks on behalf of manufacturers.

Bubbling and peeling on chemical nickel coating cause fast erosion of no coating part. The appearance can't emerge in the surface treatment.

The Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem said he was confident that Syria would emerge stronger and Mr Assad would remain as leader.

The Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem said he was confident that Syria would emerge stronger and Mr Assad would remain as leader.

Possibly as a reaction to military discipline, his increasingly erratic temperament began to emerge.

What a contrast to the aftermath of the massacres themselves, which saw many decades pass before the truth began to emerge.

It is possible that the Senoussi tribe will emerge from Benghazi's chaos and reassert its historic overlordship of eastern Libya.

As Nowak has shown, all that's necessary for life to emerge are molecules subject to forces of selection and mutation.

According to studies, it actually takes two to three weeks for a pimple to emerge on the surface of your skin.

Once your cares have fully disappeared, emerge and rejoin civilization, knowing isolation is just a soak away.

While on the surface a set of democratic-looking states may emerge, they will be controlled by undemocratic forces.

But out of it will emerge winners selling much cheaper and more technically advanced products to a huge market worldwide.

You might as well emerge at some future point as the owner of income-generating systems as opposed to a lifelong wage slave.

You might as well emerge at some future point as the owner of income-generating systems as opposed to a lifelong wage slave.

The career themes that you will begin to see emerge now are not temporary but will be here to stay and will only grow larger.

As Van Til relates these doctrines to his own epistemological and apologetic concerns, however, new emphases and insights emerge.

Details continued to emerge Wednesday that added to questions about what officials may have known.

Those people may not know exactly why the tension eases, or why new, increasingly engaging stories begin to emerge.

The official said he was sure more threat information would emerge as more materials from the compound are examined .

In this course, some concepts that had been misused are to be clarified, and the legitimacy and implementation of comparison will emerge.

The answers to all your problems are waiting in the wings ready to emerge.

Trying to predict exactly what will emerge next from this massive experiment in online social behaviour is a mug's game.

You might want to look back to those years to see if you can get clues about which themes may emerge for you in coming months.

You might want to look back to those years to see if you can get clues about which themes may emerge for you in coming months.

U. S. President Barack Obama says the first signs of an economic recovery are beginning to emerge.

All of the energy in her body is slowly consumed by her work until, by the time the offspring emerge, she has nearly starved to death.

Second, Australia needs to recognise that there are several possibilities for the kind of new order that could emerge.

But despite widespread recognition of the changing global landscape, opinions differ widely as to which country will emerge on top.

But the charter-drafters wanted to make it harder for any other dominant majority party to emerge in future.

We are social animals, deeply interpenetrated with one another, who emerge out of relationships.

As GPU development technology advances, we expect to see rich opportunities emerge for the enterprise.

After a long hunt of him, we saw him emerge from the crowd.

the energy that powers the world. (Applause. ) And most days they'd emerge from the dark mine, squinting at the light.

the energy that powers the world. (Applause. ) And most days they'd emerge from the dark mine, squinting at the light.

That sounds like a wry riddle, but it's a real challenge in Southeast Asia, where hungry elephants emerge from forests to gobble crops.

Consensus did not emerge from a compromise between individual preferences.

It warns that the risk of global influenza pandemic is as great in late 2007 as it was in mid-2005, when the first cases began to emerge.

Then, they become the critical bottleneck from which an unending series of nitpicks and cavils seem to emerge.

Humanity homes began to emerge monotonous, cold living machines of phenomenon, although such machines were once the Motif of modernism.

The lace is run straight across the bottom (grey section) and the ends emerge through both bottom eyelets.

Over the years I've watched China emerge as an economic dynamo, but I've also seen the frailties underpinning its system.

Over the weekend details began to emerge about the conditions in which Dugard and her children were kept.

The meetings will have been a failure if a clearer way forward for Europe does not emerge.

The meetings will have been a failure if a clearer way forward for Europe does not emerge.

Once the country and its government emerge from crisis mode, what news will come from Iran, and what will the Internet have to say about it?

When viewed from the ground, bands of threadlike cirrus clouds often seem to emerge from a single point on the western horizon.

As dawn broke yesterday in the ravaged townships, stories of terror, loss and acts of courage continued to emerge.

BICS might be submitted to a standards organization if enough committed supporters emerge.

Although it will be at least five years before any new drugs emerge, there may be subtle marketing benefits for Novartis in the meantime.

Equipped with an armored shell, adult Goliaths produce a toy helicopter sound once their two pairs of wings emerge and they take flight.

Performance issues can emerge from unit tests, which leads me back to the code to see if I can make some improvements.

He's been recently diagnosed with cancer, which causes the fatherly instincts in him to emerge to an even greater level.

What would be required, for instance, for the U. S. to re-emerge as a player in batteries?

But those anxiously watching to see their modern equivalents emerge may be looking in the wrong place.

A key worry of many scholars is the unregulated context in which new technologies for conceiving children now emerge in the United States.

Within the last half-decade, a growing surge of discontent with the Java language has begun to emerge.

Planets are believed to emerge from the accretion of particles in a disk of gas and dust as they whirl around the star.

The larvae invade snails, develop to the next stage, emerge into the water, and invade mammals to feed and breed in the bloodstream.

Dipped into a sauce destined to cover food, the spoon would emerge with a fairly thick coating.

But the tougher ones will emerge leaner and stronger, and ready to seize the opportunities that a gradual recovery will offer.

Such a democratic management mode, in turn, promoted a continuous emerge of excellent talents and academic achievements in NSAU.

Out of this will eventually emerge the spiritual self, transformed through the Pelican experience.

With some countries beginning to emerge from the crisis, can a sustained recovery be expected, or is a double-dip recession on the way?

Soon the Light will emerge as a true force that will change your present destiny, even although it appears to be getting more chaotic.

Modern world, human being society get into a important period which technological innovation emerge in a large number.

Along with the frequent letters and telegrams from the teachers and students to urge Cai to stay, suspicion began to emerge.

Photographer Chris Walker was returning to his home in Richmond, North Yorkshire, when he saw this rainbow emerge through the rain.

and emerge in terms of the impact it has on your overall semester grade.

Steel plate shear walls (SPSW) as one of the most economical and effective lateral load resisting systems began to emerge since 1970s.

Ions travel from an anode, pass through a solution called an electrolyte to a cathode and emerge as an electrical charge.

If, as the other seven sections are cooled, further problems emerge, the start date will have to be put back still further.

If China could emerge from the smog with a low-carbon economy, it would be a boon for the world.

As Visser is about to emerge, she fires through the door, and Visser falls.

There was not a companion measure in the House of Representatives and the White House would probably have vetoed any bill that did emerge.

As agent software becomes better able to capture complex real-world behaviour, other uses for it are sure to emerge.

It is time to ascend out of this dance, and Hawk takes a stand for such a tomorrow to emerge.

That means that its assessments cannot be part of the IFIs in their current form, or indeed any form that may emerge from reform proposals.

Here we are, at the end of our story, and it's time for you to emerge from the shadows and become an SSO action hero.

Drivers, fearing not just the ice but other brash Texans driving on it, are beginning to emerge again.

Echoing the thunders of new waves, a modern ecological industrial town, is bound to emerge in the dynamic seashore of the Yellow Sea.

To emerge triumphant from this conflict, humanity will need to call upon all the spiritual resources available to us at crisis point.

Finally, the left (yellow) end runs all the way up the inside left of the shoe to emerge through the top left eyelet .

Leaders are appointed or emerge from within a work group and are able to influence others for reasons beyond formal authority.

Raes is currently looking into this in greater detail in a study of 100 people, to see if any strong links emerge.

The days, stretching into weeks, when she was afraid to emerge from her apartment.

If GM's bankruptcy goes as smoothly as the government plans, GM will emerge from Chapter 11 in two or three months a much leaner company.

Valuable learning can be gained from this medium; it is up to adults to ensure that children's minds emerge enriched rather than endangered.

The bottom-up innovation strategies that emerge as a result will of course be complemented with some degree of light-touch control.

And that anger was intensified for the prospect that Hezbollah will emerge with its influence enhanced.

Then they'll inexplicably emerge months later as if nothing has happened.

Other drivers will no doubt be available as new hypervisors emerge from the open source communities.

Aside the political and social justice issues, this inequality may mean that the long-desired massive Chinese middle class may never emerge.

Policymakers will be holding an annual meeting over the next fortnight when more concrete information is expected to emerge.

The extent of the trauma suffered in and around Christchurch may take time to emerge fully however, and should not be underestimated.

As he watched the Republic rot from within, Terrinald Screed could identify with the architect that would emerge as the galaxy's savior.

As coalition forces advance, civilian Iraqi leaders will emerge who can be part of such an Interim Authority.

The choices that make people happy are all over the map, but when you examine the data carefully, similar patterns emerge, Rayo said.

Our current Moon did not emerge from the Earth, but was captured by Earth's gravity field during this tumultuous time.

They need to be tight enough to protect users and discourage money laundering, but open enough to allow new services to emerge.

If this contest between you continues, one of you will at length emerge as the loser, who can "win" only by breaking away.

However , the planet will emerge from the glare just after sunset for the next few days .

Yet critics say China is prepared to emerge in a less amicable fashion, if necessary.

Thus miscegenation, another of the essential defining traits of Brazilian culture as we know it today, began to emerge.

Now that the Irish have voted Yes, what sort of Europe will emerge?

she no longer seeks to drag him into the realms of immanence but to emerge, herself, into the light of transcendence.

The depth of the reef on the charts as opposed to any newly calculated depth may emerge during forthcoming court hearings.

Close your eyes and allow the unconscious mind to express itself, and thoughts will emerge.

Did Wall Street expect to emerge from all that without facing some new restrictions?

Tiger Woods, too, could well emerge with added lustre from his own debacle.

Everyone turned in time to see a medium-sized globe emerge like a bubble from a conelike projection in the cave floor.

Putting all this together, Mr Roach reckons it could emerge as "Asia's biggest surprise in the years immediately ahead" .

But a different picture began to emerge from the hourly news bulletins on the car radio.

Over the past year, positive signs of global economic trends are beginning to emerge.