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At this point, one is forced to go through a dramatic incident or at least its fear.

After a week of dramatic negotiations, all that followed was anticlimax.

He said that he did not wish to use dramatic language, but this might be a turning - point in history.

Akira Matsubara of an NPO lobby group calls it a dramatic change.

This not only generated a prodigious amount of e-mail from the system, but had a dramatic impact on the performance of any action.

Within a decade, the strategy had been adopted in nearly every country in the world. It worked. In fact, it had a dramatic impact.

The team said the interaction between the gold nanoparticles and melamine causes a dramatic colour change in tainted milk.

For the world, it was the most dramatic proof of what man can do if he puts his mind to it.

With a year to go until the Olympic games open in London, we highlight the dramatic physical effect they have had on east London.

This dramatic event is the result of both the energies of Mother Nature and of the dark.

There was a dramatic improvement within a few days after addition of vitamin C and starting highly nutritious food.

This cross-strait drama is now in a tense new phase, played out with dramatic effect in recent weeks.

At first I thought this was somewhat dramatic but the fact of the matter is that it's a fair comparison.

He took a more customer-oriented approach and made dramatic cutsacross the board.

Seal said the study's most dramatic finding was the sheer number of returning veterans with mental health, personal or family problems.

Whether or not a dramatic historical tale can preserve the allure of these grand old dames of Parisian tourism is up for grabs.

Researchers also found a similar connection in a dozen other patients, although not quite as dramatic as in the two featured cases.

He said it takes time to move the ship of state and dramatic changes in foreign policy do not necessarily come overnight.

In ot her words, he made a dramatic shift in his perspective from carefree to preventing pain by avoiding losses.

Whether this dramatic shift is possible in a year remains to be seen.

Over the last 30 years, the city began to suffer from dramatic rises in sea level of nearly an inch a year.

a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance.

The message is a dramatic shift in tone from that of George W Bush administration which labeled Iran part of an axis of evil.

Once he lost, the dramatic defeat led many -- including me -- to report that this was obviously a blow on the international stage.

Dramatic entertainments and dances were given two or three times a year.

It also added dimension to the Parmesan cheese shavings, one of the most dramatic signs that this wasn't a conventional food shot.

As a unique dramatic language phenomena, it has historical reasons and reflects inherent law of dramatic language as well.

Most of the cast have had rather subtle redesigns, Franky looks the most dramatic, and Chopper doesn't look as if he's been changed at all.

But he said a 'dramatic' mobilization of resources is still needed across the world to avert a deeper global recession.

s the last work of Anton Chekhov, one of the greatest writers in Russia, The Cherry Orchard is the peak of his dramatic creation.

The theory was one of history's most imaginative and dramatic revisions of our concepts about the universe.

However, one industry executive said the move did not indicate a "dramatic shift" in China's commitment to electrification.

This is all that I dare to say in such a dramatic situation.

"I in no way anticipated the dramatic fall in energy prices that occurred in the last half of the year, " he said.

The BBC's Duncan Kennedy in Rome says it has been a dramatic week for Mr Berlusconi, and he ended it with a typically defiant flourish.

The research found a dramatic improvement in ethical behaviour with just a few sprays of a citrus-scented cleaner.

Oliver Sacks provides (also from "A Leg to Stand On" ) a particularly dramatic example of a patient trying to throw his arm out of bed.

"There's robust demand there and hiring intentions are going up in a pretty dramatic way, " he said.

National newspapers covered it in detail, including dramatic confrontations between Darrow and Bryan both in and out of the courtroom.

When I first met Van Ness, he was quite lost spiritually, but through prayer and seeking God he made a dramatic turn for the better.

Given that there's only half a year left, they really have to take more dramatic measures to meet it.

But dramatic though it was, the dot-com crash did not actually come close to erasing the excesses of the 1990s.

A lifehacker? When was the last time you admitted an error and made a dramatic course correction?

The dramatic appearance of the beads at the beginning or end of a total solar eclipse is also known as the Diamond Ring effect.

"There's no doubt there will be a dramatic impact on growth in the December quarter from what has occurred around the globe, " Swan said.

This is just as a different character might have dreamt of making a dramatic century.

With Mr Putin in power, Russia may suffer deep stagnation, but a collapse of the system would be all the more dramatic.

The dramatic turnaround was the result of implementing a voice biometrics system that identifies the voice of the person phoning in .

Over the last few years, however, scientists have made dramatic advances in getting electricity out of piezoelectric devices.

Dramatic times lay ahead, but all point towards the end of the cycle and your opportunity to leave duality in its present form.

Hairy on the calyx, petal over, like a jade-like Campanula alongside the dramatic branches, it is a bit of pure elegance.

I'm probably not the best judge on the dramatic qualities of the book; I utterly failed to see the dramatic possibilities in The Blind Side.

Mr Barney's job was also made easier by the fact that China Netcom did not demand dramatic changes at its new acquisition.

"Close your eyes and come see what followed me home, " I said, hoping to increase the dramatic impact.

These silvery threads stretching around the dark globe create a dramatic spider's web showing the patterns of our global sprawl.

"We knew [the therapy] could be very potent, " Porter said. "But I don't think we expected it to be this dramatic on this go-around. "

Give people the rationale for change, laying it out in the clearest, most dramatic terms.

No signs so far, therefore, of the sort of dramatic price drops that might lead to a slump in investment and put pressure on the banks.

Gill was the next to save United, with a dramatic goal-line clearance from Sam Sheridan's low shot.

Immediately we began to see a dramatic turnaround in many areas of our ministry and life, including justice and peace!

You know, dramatic, comedic, whatever it is. Sometimes things come along at the perfect time and it's sort of fate.

After just a few weeks you should start to see a dramatic improvement in the speed you can go at these lower heart rates.

People can be very dramatic. We'll stub our toe on the way out the door in the morning, and exclaim "Life sucks! "

At that point I expected him to reveal at least a hint of anger at what I had done, but there wasn't even a dramatic folding of the arms.

It was one of the most dramatic moments in the history of the destruction of Yugoslavia.

Some of the most dramatic declines will be in the money coming from commercial backers, particularly in the form of corporate hospitality.

"It's fairly dramatic -- he's trying to change the face of global philanthropy, but it started in a fairly parochial way. "

Modern telecommunications have had a dramatic impact on our mobility similar to the invention of the automobile or the train.

Do they distort the record of the past to produce a dramatic story or to promote a political point of view?

It was a very dramatic image and reminded me that sometimes the most beautiful things appear in the darkest parts of our life.

As with the bank tax, there is not likely to be any dramatic move on the Chinese currency in the next few days.

I believe that if we were precipitously to withdraw from Baghdad at this point, there would be a dramatic increase in sectarian violence.

A few months later we made a dramatic change by eliminating late fees, which had always been a major customer irritant.

Though it was too late, their willingness to help was a dramatic contrast to the excuses I had been hearing from the Kidder people.

It could lead to a dramatic liberalisation of Europe's railways, akin to that of its airlines.

The transition from forest to treeless tundra on a mountain slope is often a dramatic one.

He said the ejection would have been dramatic.

We're dealing with the most dramatic financial recession for 70 years. Every country is facing up to the consequences of that.

He was delighted at such a dramatic recovery, but I knew that this was indeed a miraculous recovery.

She must be a woman of complicated character, and there was something dramatic in the contrast of that with her demure appearance.

For the moment all such political manoeuvrings are of little interest to a nation gripped by the dramatic news from the battlefield.

It is now through a variety of non-surgical, non-invasive approaches, often used in combination, that dramatic skin changes can be induced.

And if you were to be dramatic, you might even add to the chain a small napkin with which to do your wiping of both.

The dramatic increase in information flow has been a major influential factor in the financial market over the last decade.

Pinker convincingly demonstrates that there has been a dramatic decline in violence, and he is persuasive about the causes of that decline.

Tale of Two cities is Dickens' tale of London and Paris leading up to, and during, the dramatic upheavals of the French Revolution.

"It was the most dramatic moment in recent history -- that was something we could feel, " he said.

Mr. Lee said he thought it could take a while, though, before China takes more dramatic steps to liberalize trading in its currency.

But we must listen to what Mr Obama says about this division and the dramatic way it has, over three centuries, structured American society.

This chic Sitting Room is expansive as it opens into the garden and features dramatic skylights above with a Chinese deco lantern overhead.

"The revival will likely be sudden and dramatic, with planet-circling groups of storms appearing over the space of just a week or so. "

It has led to a dramatic shift away from risky assets to riskless assets, or at least assets perceived as riskless .

Given such a dramatic impact on children's lives, one might expect today's high divorce rate to be viewed more widely as a national crisis.

Pessimists, however, say that it is still far from clear that the measures are dramatic or speedy enough to allay all attack.

These dramatic events did not close that chapter, but they did put a fresh and emphatic stamp on the U. S. response to global terrorism.

Obviously in real life it's a lot more sweaty, clumsy, grunty, and primal than dramatic Hollywood love scenes make it out to be.

THE dramatic $2-a-share rescue of Bear Stearns was, almost everyone agreed at the time, the best way out of an awful situation.

Cross-cultural movement has become the norm, which means that leaving one's native country is not as dramatic or traumatic as it used to be.

A dramatic work that is often humorous or satirical in tone and usually contains a happy resolution of the thematic conflict.

The report paints a picture of recession that it had a dramatic impact on economic migration.

" Mothers feel immediately said: " Even the least dramatic like some of the dandelion, dandelion It is these you do not it?

This dramatic space draws light into the interior and opens up a myriad of views through and across the different levels of the building.

In practice, politicians and their staff act as if every public relations battle has dramatic electoral consequences.

Within a year his dramatic manipulations of perspective were attracting international notice.

Opera is singing as the main body of the theater, so dramatic opera mainly through the story and music to be embodied in a dramatic shape.

Yet, even if it could be achieved quickly, effects on spending would not be dramatic.

Faced with a population at such an advanced stage of ageing , the German government has executed a dramatic policy U- turn .

We do not, at present, expect this to be a sudden and dramatic jump in severe illnesses and deaths.

The most dramatic moment, though, was when the Labour MP Tom Watson called him a mafia boss, something he said was offensive.

'I have never been physically trapped by weather conditions before but it was completely worth it for the dramatic results. '

This was on the scale of a dramatic human documentary story of an elite restaurant owner who had started out as a poor delivery boy.

This was the first sign of a dramatic difference between "smooth" spaces and "continuous" spaces in more than three dimensions.

It's been a dramatic few days - what have they been like from your point of view?

One of the most dramatic trends during the 1980s was the surge in Japanese direct investment in the United States.

Dubai's skyscrapers poke through a carpet of fog at night in dramatic images taken from 800ft up in the air.

A long term of imprisonment and a dramatic escape had not daunted his fighting spirit.

Prosecutor Christopher Darden, confident that the bloody gloves belonged to Simpson, decided to make a dramatic courtroom demonstration.

That trend now looks almost certain to go into reverse in the next six months, even though the fall in prices seems unlikely to be dramatic.

The next phase involves less dramatic changes in industrial productivity and a shift towards less productive service businesses .

wars, but he did not go all the way against the feudal rule. In his dramatic.

The discovery at Clovis was one of the most dramatic leaps forward in our understanding of the history of the Americas.

Its been very dramatic over the last few days, with seizures, dehydration, low sodium, emergency evacuation to hospital.

Not until the dramatic end does the obsessive Nicholson recognize the folly of assisting the enemy in war and destroy the bridge.

Oh, she said with an overly dramatic hit to her forehead.

Splashed over the news today was the dramatic claim that the contraceptive pill could be helping women live longer.

Known as the "King of Pop, " Jackson`s dramatic stage presence and innovative dance moves were imitated by legions of fans around the world.

Since the 1980s, dramatic changes have taken place in the spatial pattern of Chinese automotive industry.

Export growth has remained relatively robust in recent months but some analysts expect a dramatic slowdown in the next month or two.

All of these developments have had a great impact, which is reflected in the dramatic reduction of land mine causalities.

There has been no significant change in the fundamentals of supply and nor has there been a dramatic unexpected increase in demand.

However , the Caijing website did not specify what role Huang Guangyu played in the dramatic changes of the stock prices .

Life itself made out paths cross and we had to act at a time when dramatic changes were taking place in the country.

It's never easy to make a dramatic lifestyle change, let alone explain that choice to those around you.

But innovations are always thought by untaught mind to come in blinding flashes or as the result of dramatic accidents.

but Berlioz insisted that it was to be called a dramatic symphony, not a cantata or opera.

There has been a dramatic increase in the average number of hours college students spend on the computer every week.

"Eh? " he said, looking out. "Dramatic agents? I don't know. You'll find them in the 'Clipper, ' though. They all advertise in that. "

The falls in American share prices have been so sustained that the Fed felt it had to do something dramatic to change the pessimistic mood.

The campaign achieved dramatic increases in the number of young men who knew how to practise safe sex and who were prepared to be tested.

You are beginning to feel very tempted by the notion of making some bold, brave, dramatic move.

And a dramatic video shows the aftermath of a bridge collapse in an Indian-controlled region of Kashmir.

According to an IAM news release, the "new contract is a dramatic improvement over the original offer. " It did not provide details.

And then abandoning all our gear, we were forced to ride out in the middle of the night, in a quite dramatic scene.

Besides chronological pattern, biography type, travel notes and dramatic nature of the sub - plot types also exist.

Most of the officials at different levels worked hard at it, so dramatic achievement was obtained through all-out efforts.

Instead, Ms Reza sought to capture the dramatic essence of a deeply ambitious man who seems to want "to combat the slippage of time" .

Whatever the timing, such a move would be dramatic in terms of the Chinese economy.

Another unusual technique: Tell a dramatic story about yourself or demonstrate some sort of trick.

Overall official figures for retail sales suggest that this downturn is no more dramatic than the one experienced in 2005 (see chart).

Yet, dramatic instances of sudden forgetting can seem to be adaptive.

The rise of this new hybrid has led to a dramatic change in the balance of power between the state and the market.

Not all software will see the sort of dramatic speed-ups that Folding@home has achieved with these alternative processors, Dr Pande admits.

There seems to be no dramatic fundamental news since March other than the price increases themselves.

A dramatic explosion did not damage containment and sea water injection continues through the night.

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

Don't be so dramatic. You're such a baby. Now sit down and finish your soup.

I can even say that this is close to the present, the most exciting of my career, the most dramatic chapter.

After lunch, he enjoyed a fine view of the Haihe River by boat. It took him along the river past some dramatic scenery.

This dramatic rise in savings thus seems to be directly related to China's investment and export growth model.

The ever-changing motion of the sun creates a warm touch on the skin as the dramatic light penetrates through the slits.

But it will bounce back into a global economy in the midst of a dramatic change in the pecking order.

If you want to take dramatic new initiatives, to be leader of the pack, then you might be disappointed.

The good news for people with diabetes is that this story, although perhaps more dramatic than most, is not at all unusual.

Now those manufacturers are taking a different sort of pounding: a dramatic falling-away of orders.

I had no problem with that. It did sound more dramatic, and people probably thought that's not fair, but I prefer it that way, he added.

Do you think your audience is ready to accept Jackie Chan, the dramatic actor?

And there has been a dramatic increase in the average number hours that college students spend on the computer every week.

The population structure is going to experience a dramatic change, and social and economic development will also be affected.

It's well-scripted, acted, filmed, and directed, to the point you will get glassy eyes at some of the most dramatic and epic moments.

These droplets are the main sun-blocking source of the dramatic climatic cooling that would grip the planet in the wake of a supereruption.

The males of many bird-of-paradise species have evolved colorful plumage, used for dramatic courtship displays.

There have been other examples, where the market response was more dramatic.

November's dramatic government intervention may have quelled fears that the bank would go under.

After Facebook made what I considered a dramatic change in itspolicies, I decided to quit and start over, as I'll explain in Chapter 9.

Comfortably generous, this one seater has the aesthetic of a funky sofa with its dramatic flared back and angled arms.

He has cleverly stated in a dramatic manner that it was the lord of creation Brahma who also created the original Natyashastra (Drama).

We were part of the dramatic process which brought us back together set us on the road to a genuine friendly and cooperative relationship.

It has also achieved some dramatic successes (notably the release of the next-generation Gecko rendering engine).

The Web's encore came at the Inauguration, when streaming video had its most dramatic day up to that point.

Teacher: I actually do, thank you. I simply love it. As you know, I have a flare for the dramatic.

Such a dramatic expansion could easily undermine the council's value as an important talking shop for major powers.

Dramatic as Thursday's reversal was, though, its bearishness -- in and of itself -- is probably of just short-term significance.

You're trying to tell me you don't have a problem? - Don't be so dramatic.

There was no alternative, but these dramatic steps show how finance will never be the same again.

Her dramatic gesture underlined the strict rules to which Japan's young pop stars must adhere to project an image of unimpeachable morals.

Nor will the Afar Triangle, the African Rift Valley, experience changes all that dramatic during this roll.

"The dramatic rise in coal prices started a year ago, " says Paul Taylor, head of trading at Drax, the UK coal-fired power generator.

In the west, such a dramatic decline in sales would be seen as very bad news for the overall economy.

Dramatic changes in the external environment facing the survival and development is one of the focus of our business.

He made dramatic appeals to Washington to give him "bombs for peace" . The pleas succeeded.

The repairs will take so long that the likelihood of its finding anything dramatic before the end of 2009 is now remote.

At the moment, the markets aren't signaling a dramatic slowdown in growth, but the situation needs to be monitored closely.

It was one the most romantic, cruel and dramatic episode of the Europe history.

A more dramatic answer being pushed by some people close to Google would be to collect orders through an online auction.

CHENGDU, China: On television, the miraculous survivor stories had begun to fade Sunday, replaced by reruns of dramatic rescues.

We've seen dramatic growth in membership at all levels, and a deeper commitment by all independent tools vendors and most platform vendors.

England saw a place in the quarter finals ripped cruelly from their grasp as Romania snatched victory with a dramatic late penalty.

But as the euphoria of some and anger of others both subside, these may turn out to be less dramatic than many foreign pundits suggest.

Animation designer must be able to live dramatic, comic, and action figures to life, manifested.

Nuclear fission would have been a dramatic discovery at any time.

And a reminder of the rage over Wall Street's dramatic excesses over the last five years.

He recently declared that Chinese share prices were "clearly unsustainable" , with a risk of a "dramatic contraction" .

It now, however, seems more likely that this dramatic fin was for show, to intimidate enemies and woo potential mates.

The buoyant job market is a dramatic reversal from a year ago, when the global financial crisis was battering China's exporters.

Local coverage of his funeral, of protest rallies and of opposition politicians has been relentlessly dramatic.

Living and dining areas cantilever out over the ocean, allowing dramatic views up and down the coast.

ill gradually become the old and be cleared away. Sorry to be so dramatic, but it is quite true.

However dramatic this week's images were, to most people on the ground in Belfast, things seem less than apocalyptic.

Reality always look better in slow motion. Even the most humdrum events can seem like the most dramatic moment of an action film.

But the world's immediate problem is a dramatic shortfall in demand across the globe and that will not be righted by exchange-rate shifts.

The unusual crustacean was found off the coast of southern Taiwan. It has a dramatic bright red shell covered with small white bumps.

This has been a time of dramatic transformation, and you have risen to every new challenge.

a sequence is a group of scenes making up a dramatic unit of the film, in a narrative film often equivalent to a scene.

He says if you could stand on the Moon and watch the total lunar eclipse, the view would be even more dramatic.

He gave dramatic interpretations of rugged, intricate beauty found in the Western landscape.

It was really meant to be a single, dramatic demonstration of the power of the situation on human behavior.

'Unless we saw a dramatic increase on labor costs, it would be very difficult to move factories, ' he says.

Wuzhuhong was an active participant of creative writing and dramatic acting in the dramasociety on campus in her college years.

And within this broadly flat picture for export turnover, there were some dramatic difference between the various parts of engineering.

Pessotto has received massive support from the footballing world and the general public since his dramatic fall from a second floor window.

For a vision to have any impact on the employees of an organisation it has to be conveyed in a dramatic and enduring way.

This is happening on many levels, and the final, most dramatic part of this transformation is ready to pop!

Now, after a dramatic restructuring, the company is in reasonable shape, but another recession could sideswipe it.

He had experienced a particularly dramatic mutation, in which a piece of chromosome 5 had been swapped with a piece of chromosome 7.

But this was not simply a reaction to the Bank of England's dramatic rate cut.

A less dramatic curve will still encourage the viewer to follow the flow of a line, but it will have less energy.

It was the most dramatic sight of my young life, and I understood suddenly that life and death are co-workers.

With her signature smile, dark-rimmed glasses and comic hairstyle, Shum established herself as a comic and dramatic actress.

2009: The busy mother of twins went all out for an Inauguration gala with a high-glamour up do, peach gloss and dramatic blue liner.

Yet dramatic change came anyway, led by a younger clique of samurai with a vision of a modern, industrial Japan.

And yet I think the impact of that can be pretty dramatic.

The president 's first public comments on the dramatic rescue came Monday at an event at the U. S. Department of Transportation .

It couldn't have been a more dramatic prelude to the presidential handover.

By intervening in the budget talks and staking his own reputation on a dramatic new proposal, he hoped to break the stalemate.

Technical upgrading, reader oriented market competition as well as the perfection of newspaper itself has led to dramatic layout reform.

Any fall in aid would come on top of a dramatic outflow of private capital from emerging economies since the crisis started.

Write a dramatic scene between two people in which each has a secret and neither of them reveals the secret to the other OR TO THE READER.

Charles has asked Walter to produce a play for a dramatic group.

What anyone else would call banality or drudgery is, for her, humorous, dramatic, and valuable.

Its experimental verification , therefore, may be counted as one of the most dramatic demonstrations there is of the quantum theory.

LECH WALESA: The situation was more than dramatic. One can change a political system overnight, but an economic system needs years.

It was a privilege to be a witness to that dramatic time.

Lois goes out like the Diva she is. . . She went in dignity, no need for crash cart, a dramatic exit to say the least.

It is a dramatic scene that has for many many lifetimes plagued and darkened the memories of many of you, who were indeed a part of it.

The video is perhaps a dramatic example that humans from all over planet Earth feel a common bond as part of a single species.

When he entered a courtroom it was to fight with every legal and dramatic weapon he had learned to use.

He had a poet's ear for language, an almost flawless sense of dramatic rhythm and the ability to distil the conflicts of daily life.

In both cases the dramatic steps were taken in the face of political failures to get to the heart of the problems at hand.

So far, the disease appears to be mild and the WHO doesn't expect a sudden or dramatic jump in the number of severe or fatal cases reported.

But indirect sunlight can still illuminate the Moon turning it a dramatic shade of red.