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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

you withdrew from your world after the fire because you could not bear your terrible began to emerge from your tragedy.

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

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.

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

It may make long-term sense to talk, but for the moment little is likely to emerge from dialogue.

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.

And when a man of goodwill did emerge from the ruins, President Reagan stepped forward to shake his hand and to offer sincere cooperation.

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

"Decoupling" was one of the hot buzzwords to emerge from Davos.

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

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.

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

Whatever the president says this week, policy will emerge from Congress not the White House.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Most days, they would emerge from the dark mine, squinting at the light.

That part of Northern Ohio where the Bently farms lay began to emerge from pioneer life.

Those future circles, and many from other discoveries, can only emerge from a level-headed commitment to long-range investments in research.

Whether paid or unpaid, there is usually a credit system for helping to deliver search results and experts emerge from the community.

No perfectly formed democracy is about to emerge from the detritus of Mr Mubarak's regime. Disorder seems likely to reign for some time.

A Conservative government is likely to emerge from the general election that must be held by June 3rd.

They're gonna have fewer mandatory events, and there ought to be maybe a greater sense of order to emerge from that.

And most days they'd emerge from the dark mine, squinting at the light.

Ripples of light green liquor soon began to emerge from the thin, feathery leaf.

One of the few benefits to emerge from the latest 3D fad is the way it has spurred set-makers to produce televisions with higher resolution.

It is an alternative world that lies "through the looking glass" , in which the promise of hope and birth emerge from its lowest part.

What sort of banks do we want to emerge from the wreckage of the financial system?

But as it turned out, watching the ancient past emerge from the sands had a romance all its own.

A group of guards emerge from the door and shoot Jack with a Taser dart.

Butterflies emerge from their chrysalises at the Natural History Museum in London.

One of the most powerful trends to emerge from the crisis is a renewed effort to reduce economic dependence on western economies.

So when scouting for prospective buyers for an ailing club , administrators are conscious that they may emerge from unexpected directions .

Because our wedding for others and emerge from them for years, and very familiar with this market, almost 10 years of experience.

The complexity of the questions that are likely to emerge from the engaged scholarship approach require multiple frames of reference.

There are already clues as to the sort of government that could emerge from, say, a sharp economic downturn or a political crisis.

This should allow it to close and a "new GM" to emerge from bankruptcy by Thursday, although appeals could delay this.

Once Neimoidians achieve the age of seven, they emerge from the hives, having learned to fear death and to hoard goods.

CNN: If we are in this funk as you describe, is there anything wrong with that? And how do we emerge from it?

If the JPMorgan survey is correct, investors - on average - do not expect serious deflation to emerge from this unknowable mix.

Only in struggling to emerge from a small hole in the cocoon does a butterfly form wings strong enough to fly.

China's exports plunge continues to be worse than expected, impeding recovery for the first major economy to emerge from the global slump.

"We should acknowledge the facts, let these firms emerge from underwater to enjoy the sunshine and remove the restrictions, " he said.

Bob Marley is one of many popular Jamaican musicians to emerge from Trench Town.

China planning to emerge from the pole shift as the only intact civilization on the planet?

Wilkinson thinks that the principles that emerge from that experiment could be used to transform future colonies on Mars.

Later, however, the parasite can emerge from its dormant state to strike when a patient's immune system is weakened.

An unprecedented number of patents will expire this year and next and new drugs have been slow to emerge from research pipelines.

Spain, which is trying to emerge from a steep recession following a housing bubble, is running a 11. 2% budget deficit.

And as the U. S. ambassador to Germany in the early 1990s, he helped a rapidly changing Europe emerge from the half-century-long Cold War.

A wonderful time will emerge from the ashes of duality, that will advance you to where you should have been by now.

Volunteers have been providing long term care, hoping to help the family emerge from illness and poverty.

Only a few drops of concentrated juice emerge from each individual grape.

Broad unemployment is still rising, a normal pattern even after economies begin to emerge from recession.

The World War II tale is universally recognized as one of the best war novels to emerge from that conflict.

In contrast, major question marks hang over the aid policies likely to emerge from a McCain administration.

If this can be an outcome of these difficult times, then we will surely emerge from them with some genuine human progress.

a parasite must be able to DO the following: multiply; emerge from the host; reach a new host; infect the new host.

Seeing my adopted "father" , Mr. Xu, emerge from his car, I followed his example.

How on earth can we expect a liberal democracy to emerge from a population with such an extremist and illiberal stance?

Where I walk the grass becomes green, birds greet me with their singing, and animals emerge from their winter homes to watch me walk by.

A friendly microclimate unfurled itself from the bottle of Johnnie Walker and encouraged my imagination to emerge from its burrow.

Economists contend that the economy might not emerge from its slump unless the housing market stabilizes.

The World War Twotaleits is university universally recognized as one of the best war novels to emerge from lot that conflict.

Leadership qualities, he maintains, can only emerge from an "integrated self" .

Among the last to emerge from the downturn: The euro zone and Japan.

Walking past a church one day I see him emerge from the church with a bride, and many guests throwing confetti over them.

"It would be dangerous" to emerge from the crisis having damaged Europe's single market.

Earlier this year they were ramping up capacity to meet the growth in demand they hoped would emerge from the economic recovery.

Patterns typically emerge from common usage and the application of a particular product or technology.

Otherwise, when we emerge from our underground shelters, big retailers will have no one to pinch fashion ideas from.

Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan will also be there and hopes that decisive action will emerge from the talks.

is to compel us humans to emerge from our egoistic shell and live by the Law of Love instead of hate.

Meanwhile, far from the detention facility, Drazen's troops emerge from underground with Jack in tow.

It may even cause blood to emerge from the corpse's mouth as the lungs are squeezed -- both sure signs of vampirism .

Mr Lobo must also secure a resumption of foreign aid if the economy is to emerge from recession and avoid drastic cuts in public spending.

The ambiguous signals that continue to emerge from Washington have done little to clarify the situation.

And mixed economic signals continue to call into question how long it will take for the country to emerge from recession.

You wouldn't want to emerge from an appendectomy to discover that you've decked the entire surgical team with your own IV rack, would you?

emerge from the surface, as of fish in water.

Other caterpillars have been forced to create cocoons for parasitic wasp larvae that emerge from them, he adds.

The boys emerge from under the table, and, with hands and faces well plastered with molasses, began a vigorous kissing of the baby.

Rightly or wrongly, central banks will emerge from the crisis with a bigger role in the markets and in supervision.

Rights do not produce duties nor do duties emerge from rights.

Instead, most talk in Davos was centred on how to deal with a continuing crisis, rather than how to emerge from the current mess.

the eagles in turn emerge from the contrast of white pigment against the gunpowder that outlines their silhouettes.

Delphi leaders say they hope to emerge from bankruptcy by the end of the year.

'I think the jury is out on whether we will emerge from this rather complicated and rather disturbing situation. '

Growth is likely to be slow as economies emerge from a debt crisis.

The other focuses on the dynamics of networks, concerning itself with phenomena that emerge from the interactions between neurons.

It took a long time though for the American economy to emerge from the Great Depression.

But how do these other worldly qualities emerge from the banal subject of a bowl of flowers?

Many of us have had no role models for understanding how to constructively fight or emerge from conflict to closure.

Alternatively, the association between intelligence and physical attractiveness may emerge from the process of assortative mating.

Two construction workers emerge from behind a sheet of aluminium siding , their faces concealed beneath balaclavas.

However, Mr Kuroda said his country would emerge from its economic difficulties.

Whatever institutions emerge from the current crisis, it is clear that traditional corporate governance of financial institutions is dead.

But so be it for he will one day emerge from behind his tinted spectacles and with clarity see and know the truth.

Range contraction setup: Many technicians have observed that big moves often emerge from quiet sideways markets.

The most traveled navigation paths will emerge from user behavior instead of being "designed" specifically for it.

Neanderthal features began to emerge from Homo heidelbergensis just before 500, 000 years ago.

Now the question is how we will emerge from this recession, and whether we will return to the growth patterns at the rate we saw before it.

A similar phenomenon occurred in the 1990s, when the city's real-estate industry was struggling to emerge from the last downturn.

Indeed, governments that emerge from the crises could be even less market-friendly than what came before.

How does complex and seemingly willful behaviour emerge from interactions between millions of neurons?

Only Walker, parading a titanic menace, and Knowles, bitter and beautifully vulnerable, emerge from the clutter.

She saw Charlotte and Belinda emerge from the shrubbery across the lawn .

Next a Heron shall emerge from the Forest of Calaterium and fly around the island for two whole years.

It is not thought any concrete results will emerge from this meeting - rather, each side is hoping to influence the other's point of view.

As businesses emerge from the recession, the importance of the brand as a financial asset is thrown into sharp relief.

Despite that, the first sanctions to emerge from the discussion now getting under way at the Security Council will be feeble.

Why default on the possibility that a better kind of "lookout on the ship of state" may emerge from the current maelstrom of innovation?

Drawing conclusions from relationships and patterns which emerge from organized data.

Both Lemuria and Atlantis disappeared almost without trace, in each case allowing a new civilisation to emerge from the remains.

His emphasis was on how Middle Eastern countries could emerge from colonialism.

One party could emerge from the scrimmage with a decisive victory.

No one could emerge from that avalanche alive, unless one believed that men could rise form the grave.

Blind individuals need encouragement and support to emerge from personal and social isolation.

No one could emerge from that avalanche alive, unless one believed that men could rise from the grave.

Ares is the first new design to emerge from Nasa in 30 years and is the largest ever designed and built by the space agency.

Still, Mr. Rose said Facebook intends to participate in new businesses that emerge from the use of its platform.

Simmons hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in the hands of two new private equity firms.

We emerge from the dim room back into the Carolina sun and the dry aroma of the surrounding pine forest.

Prof Nohria will be the first HBS dean in living memory not to emerge from the fields of economics and finance.

The kids emerge from the Capitol onto the inauguration stand to watch their father take the oath of office on Tuesday morning.

on windy occasions such as the approach of a tropical cyclone , air streams of high wind speed may emerge from mountain gaps.

If Ms. Price is typical, she could emerge from this experience willing to save more.

The nation was among the first to emerge from the global recession.

In the long run we'll emerge from this kind of world; but in the long run . . .

In the long run we'll emerge from this kind of world; but in the long run . . .

Mr. Navalny is the first important Russian political figure to emerge from social networks, a platform largely beyond the Kremlin's control.

If neither of the big parties musters a majority that way, India's next ruling coalition may even emerge from this horde.

He was too pleased with himself to notice the shimmering torpedo emerge from the depths.

But he cautioned that BHP was expected to emerge from the downturn "less strongly than in previous cycles" .

Auto analysts say sales could bounce back as early as next year, when the economy is expected to emerge from a slowdown.

eg. These countries will need assistance as they emerge from the shadows of war.

A number of interesting things emerge from studying the sizes in the two listings.

"Minocycline reduces the capability of the virus to emerge from resting infected T cells, " Szeto explains.

After the rain, the sun emerge from behind the clouds.

After the rain, the sun emerge from behind the clouds.

Then, lured by ritual prayer and song, the souls emerge from the water and the spirits are reborn.

Perhaps, some day, the Sinai will emerge from its years in the wilderness.

We anticipate that mutually beneficial insights will emerge from discussions at this meeting.

Most digital products today emerge from the development process like a creature emerging from a bubbling tank.

More heavy-handed financial regulatory reform is likely to emerge from the new U. S. Congress in 2009, Eichengreen said.

During the past 12 years, its reporters in North Korea have shot some of the most dramatic footage ever to emerge from the country.

All things emerge from THAT silence, and return to THAT silence.

Exactly how gaseous giants emerge from discs of debris, though, is a matter of debate.

Congo is struggling to emerge from a decade of conflict and three prior decades of dictatorship.

At some stage the level of complexity reaches a point where new categories like "colony" can emerge from simple categories of "bug. "

As all things are filled with my soul , your emerge from the things, fill with my soul.

She seemed to emerge from a good girl image to a sassy one - isn't that a familiar pop path?

Several themes emerge from the resulting historical casserole.

Credit Suisse economist Dong Tao says it will help the country emerge from the economic downturn faster than its Western peers.

Life starts again slowly, as people emerge from their homes after dinner and a siesta.

Its executives argue that it will emerge from the turmoil stronger than ever, as smaller competitors disappear.

To secure the gains of peace, the Lebanese people must emerge from this conflict with more opportunities and greater prosperity.

In late spring Siberian bears emerge from a long, deep sleep and walk to the shores of the lake.

The developed world is struggling to emerge from recession and high unemployment.

The growing non-kinetic threats emerge from the virtual, digital world of the Internet and social media.

Policymakers should leave individual products to emerge from the market.

Amazement of the passers - by at beholding two bleeding men emerge from the earth at their feet.

The most exciting post-Soviet wine to emerge from a country widely regarded as the cradle of viticulture.

eg. It took over 60 years for the beach volleyball game to emerge from obscurity to the international spotlight.

But the leading online travel agencies could emerge from the downturn stronger than they entered it.

The first waves of lava which fell in the lake immediately solidified and accumulated so as speedily to emerge from it.

This clears the way for GM to quickly emerge from bankruptcy protection as a new-and-smaller company largely owned by the government.

Beautiful images of enchanted girls emerge from the glistening water light spots.

The GACVS will continue to review the evidence, including any epidemiological data, that might emerge from on-going studies.

New behaviors emerge from the new level that were impossible at the lower level.

Primates emerge from jungles, as tarsiers first, becoming lemurs not much later.

"A new capitalism will emerge from the rubble" , declared the BBC's business editor, Robert Peston.

In this image, stained retinal blood vessels are shown to emerge from the black-coloured optic disc.

Similar results emerge from comparisons of funds according to the number of holdings.

That a theory of everything might emerge from geometry would be neat, but it is a long shot.

A bigger question is whether something more positive might emerge from the tragedy.

My buildings try to answer the questions that emerge from these simple facts as precisely and critically as they can.

Two conclusions emerge from these general statements.

But they emerge from the ground only during the dangerous night hours.

The parasite's larvae emerge from the snail in huge numbers, seeking their next host, humans.

So how did Japan finally emerge from its banking crisis?

The rabbit will not emerge from its hole while you are there.

Beauty walked out from a garbage heap; maybe progress will emerge from the silence.

We will eventually emerge from the financial crisis, although mistakes in management can affect its depth and duration.

What no one is especting is a global consumer brand, let alone a luxury label, to emerge from China.

In the struggle to emerge from a batch of heroes, such as beauty tower comair, du fur and a black hawk, winding, etc.

In about two weeks, their eyes open, and in three weeks, they emerge from the den and begin to explore their world.

The world economic recovery is a tortuous process. To fully emerge from the financial crisis, we need to make joint efforts.

After this, they emerge from their resting place to be blessed with holy water.

Sea mammals must periodically emerge from under the sea to breathe.

The Senate began debating the first health-care proposals to emerge from committee.

The Kremlin's power is immense, so even if Mr Medvedev starts in Mr Putin's shadow, he may in time emerge from it.

Reflecting the pluralism of the 10: 10 coalition, different answers emerge from different corners of the campaign.

Nonetheless, Lazio emerge from the Dubai Cup with a $200, 000 prize for coming second.

In real life, an invisibility cloak could soon emerge from the "magic" of science.

For someone to emerge from these illnesses, they have to make the decision themselves.

However, if you expect masterpieces to effortlessly emerge from then on, you will be disappointed.

All the villagers are expecting a leader to emerge from the woods.

Gareth Barry believes that a rejuvenated and invigorated City will emerge from the current international break.

But one major positive may yet emerge from this crisis: a unique opportunity to reinvent the stock exchange.

A professional waits for familiar patterns to emerge from the market.

Glen Johnson insists Liverpool's togetherness will ensure the Reds will emerge from their dip in form stronger than before.

creatures who shun the light of day emerge from their lairs.

The choices they make will determine the ultimate winners as we emerge from recession.

All three emerge from a tripedal base architects call the saddle.

But respect for diversity is something that has to emerge from within a culture.

At the same time, women are poised to emerge from the downturn with even greater relative economic power as the wage gap narrows.

Typically, this period of debt reduction lasts around seven years, which means America would emerge from it in 2014.

Expectations remain extremely low that a new global deal can emerge from a summit later this month in Durban, South Africa.