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For the moment, we all mourn the passing of one of America's pre-eminent artists, and I myself mourn the loss of a dear and beloved friend.

Such was the esteem in which the great President's noble character and eminent abilities were held by his countrymen!

Dr Nakamura wrote several influential papers and went on to become one of the pre-eminent researchers in the field.

people afraid of the dark, the eminent British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking said in an interview published on Monday.

He had a composer's voice. And he would invite eminent vocalists to his house, and sing them his operas, taking all the parts.

Unfortunately, on top of all that, I am also probably one of the world's most eminent experts on how not to become a translator.

I found she was an eminent lady in her way, in short, I agreed to put myself in her hands.

Many members of the board, which consists of eminent scientists, are unfamiliar with the concept of a balanced scorecard.

Although Darwin was the son and grandson of physicians, the most eminent doctors of the day were flummoxed by his symptoms.

Remember that it is not the mere study of the Law, but to become eminent in the profession of it, which is to yield honor and profit.

When eminent visitors came to see us, we were a bit sheepish about the low production values.

It was a huge class, a survey course on architecture and linguistics (yes, we did such things), taught by an eminent Professor.

Optics has been a subject of fascinating investigation in the last three centuries by a large number of eminent scientists.

Shortly before I left China, an eminent Chinese writer pressed me to say what I considered the chief defects of the Chinese.

The "pioneer Project" was an immigration plan that was a necessary due to the eminent destruction of mother planet.

Yet I've just been told by an eminent scientist that I have the body of a much younger man.

One of Wall Street's most eminent analysts is forecasting an 18% return for the stock market over the next six months.

Modern China's wealth to the eminent artistic taste may be, but since the great, great, haven't seen a higher penmanship at City Hall.

Mrs. Churchill had been recommended to the medical skill of an eminent person there, and had otherwise a fancy for the place.

And the sheer size of the loss partly reflects the bank's pre-eminent position in the equity-derivatives field.

Churchill was one of the world's most eminent statesmen.

In the past a few the middle of a month, because overfatigue dies, two keep a hand in the United States' very eminent rich guest.

Eminent physicists from all over the world came to the United States to celebrate the centennial of Einstein's birth .

IT IS a long way from the Anatolian plains to a campus in the heart of London, where eminent scholars of religion deliver learned papers.

Genoa, he said, was undoubtedly the most brilliant of Italy's three pre-eminent Renaissance republics.

and of everything dear to a free people must depend in an eminent degree on the militia.

Mr Steinberg's starting point was that the US is a pre-eminent but insufficient power.

The practice of giving, or dana in Pali, has a pre-eminent place in the teachings of the Buddha.

But amid the fog of thousands of messages, they build up a picture of a pre-eminent event in history.

Indeed, it seemed at times as if France and Austria, the pre-eminent martial powers in 1648, did little else but fight.

That thou hast also built unto thee an eminent place, and hast made thee an high place in every street.

From the bank's narrow perspective, lending to middle-income countries makes eminent sense.

You are indeed a distinguished group, as you heard from the list: eminent scientists, committed partners, honourable ministers.

My father was an eminent button-maker, but I had a soul above buttons. I panted for a liberal profession.

Thus it was with the men of rank, on whom their eminent position imposed the guardianship of the public morals.

Anti-smoking activists dismissed the eminent scientist as a crank and a tool of the tobacco industry.

Over the past two years RAPP Asia has grown to be the pre-eminent data driven marketing agency in the region.

Selling is at least as eminent as production.

As with the invasion itself, Khan Ian Hawker failed to earn his Clan a pre-eminent place during the bidding for this historic battle.

S. will remain the pre-eminent power, but that American dominance will be much diminished' between now and 2025, he said.

The next step is to remove the Federal Reserve dollar from its pre-eminent position.

Its universities were pre-eminent and its cultural life was enriched by the migration of Europeans during the previous decade.

An eminent scholar is offered a top post in the Obama administration and his first reaction is: They must have made a mistake.

At least since the 1980s, many states have tended to interpret the government's eminent domain power extremely broadly.

and he invited all of his eminent friends over for a dinner celebration.

The US is the world's pre-eminent military power, but the economic benefit of that is hard to see.

A while ago I had a dispiriting conversation with another eminent European scientist.

Among famous researchers on drama of 20 century, Wang Jisi was an eminent that worthy to be paid close attention.

Eminent saints have scarcely known to what to compare themselves, their sense of unworthiness has been so clear and keen.

The son of an eminent Dublin surgeon, was among the outstanding Victorian dramatists.

Eight Banners aristocratic pre-eminent position in Beijing, in large part about Beijing's influence and a unique urban style.

In the continuous casting process, the carbonated rice husk as insulater can be used for making eminent benefits.

The novel entitled The Miserable was written by an eminent French writer, Victor Hugo.

Little has ever been written on this eminent yogic practice, depriving it of the respect and understanding which it so richly deserves.

Eminent Cairo physician and author Ibn al-Nafis discovers and describes pulmonary circulation -- the flow of blood to and from the lungs.

Another guest had left early, so the hotel allowed the eminent writer to wash up and nap in the recently vacated but as yet un-cleaned room.

Even the US, by far the world's pre-eminent military power, is signalling strongly that it is losing the will to be the world's policeman.

so that these two eminent instances of protest against business in literature may be said not to have shaken its money basis.

Taking private property for public use, with fair compensation to the owner, through the exercise of the right of eminent domain.

Moscow came out the winner by far, reasserting its pre-eminent position in the Caspian.

If it wants to remain the pre-eminent military power, it has to repair its finances.

Perhaps more than any other eminent institution of higher education, we at Penn know how to do more with less.

The I Ching is a real miracle and it has occupied the attention of the most eminent scholars of China down to the present day.

Technical challenges and Social challenges present the eminent technical and social challenges, respectively, affecting mashups.

China will continue to build its military and to stake its claim to a pre-eminent role in its own backyard.

Currency stability is now the pre-eminent monetary policy objective in nearly all jurisdictions.

The US is still the world's largest economy and is easily its pre-eminent military and diplomatic power.

One day one of God's messengers descended to the world and happened to meet an eminent monk who was telling fortunes for two boys.

Unsurprisingly, "all for you" has long before become the most eminent conviction for producing vehicles.

The finding challenges a theory recently proposed by one of the world's most eminent scientists.

From giving a toast at a wedding, to giving a presentation to coworkers, public speaking is eminent in a productive life.

The eminent Jew, the target of German antagonism, was flung aside for the time being like a broken tool.

It is an accident of history and politics that English is now the pre-eminent language of technology and commerce in the world.

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is the pre-eminent modality for the detection and characterization of central nervous system pathology.

With rapid development of information technology, the company has become eminent in the market with fierce completion.

Exercise of eminent domain should be extremely limited and its use avoided whenever possible.

The software consists of four components: Special Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, eminent scientists in physics, and exercises for students.

Research has focused on eminent published poets, a highly select group who may be a breed apart in numerous ways.

John can be an eminent professor, an eminent lawyer, an eminent surgeon or whatever. He's still a stupid man.

The eminent monk hunt them down through the way of supervising in secret. they would be sentence to death according to the vow.

Mr Goldstone, an eminent South African judge and a lifelong Zionist, chaired the panel.

In the notices of passengers for Europe he read the names of eminent frequenters of his old resort.

There is a price paid whenever an eminent scientist pretends that there's no conflict between the claims of science and religion.

This means that it will become a period with most pre-eminent contradiction between environment and development.

The takings clause mediates between the police power and the eminent domain power.

The eminent writer Jia Ping' ao of west China and his literary works have become a wonderful cultural phenomenon.

Now eminent physicist and mathematician Stephen Hawking argues God was not part of the equation.

Within a decade it may have toppled the US as the pre-eminent power in east Asia.

This programme documents the treasure hunt of a group of the most eminent palaeontologists in the world.

One eminent Western economist has described climate change as ''the greatest marketfailure in history.

A few years later an eminent British statesman, Sir William Harcourt, stated: "We are all socialists now. "

With his recent important discoveries, the physics professor became eminent in his field.

From investment banking to insurance, stocks to derivatives, everything can be found in the world's two pre-eminent financial hubs.

Was an eminent landscape poet in ancient China.

Dog owners from around the world come to show their dogs. Dogs are judged closely by eminent American Kennel Club (AKC) judges.

and that the canzone is pre-eminent was proved in the third chapter of this book.

"A generous and elevated mind is distinguished by nothing more certainly than an eminent degree of curiosity" (Samuel Johnson).

Maritime disputes are seen as a dangerous potential flashpoint between east Asia's pre- eminent powers.

Jury : Eminent persons representing journalism, academia and politics from around Southasia.

Combining with the data analysis result, this essay makes a new comprehensive model of land-lost farmers' eminent domain compensation.

The origins of the British Museum lie in the collection of Sir Hans Sloane (1660--1753), an eminent physician and naturalist.

But, given its pre-eminent commercial, diplomatic and financial position, China looks set to stay ahead in Africa.

Enhancing knowledge in such an embryonic field made eminent sense to me.

Key figures are the external key factor that influenced eminent teacher development.

Go together with the pre-eminent development of decoration industry, contain huge development potential and market business opportunities.

Eminent politicians were making a fast buck at the expense of their innocent supporters.

The Shaolin Temple's eminent monk enshrines mobile numbers , this man spent 82 thousands Yuan RMB to be enshrined one .

The soil reaction is the pre-eminent factor controlling the chemical behaviour of metals and many other important processes in the soil.

Innis was influenced by the university's two eminent communications scholars, George Herbert Mead and Robert E.

The Arab League could yet appoint a group of eminent independent Arabs to listen to all sides in the Syrian crisis and seek a "new Taif" .

Dai Zhen was a final eminent representative of China materialists in the eighteenth century.

The diktats of American imperialism through the medium of Murdoch were pre-eminent.

This right is called eminent domain.

His outstanding achievement made him eminent in the field.

Known for locating rare books for wealthy collectors, Corso is hired by eminent book-lover and scholar of demonology , Boris Balkan.

We hear of this genealogy but rarely because it is only brought before the public in certain cases pre-eminent and venerable.

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All are contested by eminent thinkers , in practice when not in theory , and have still more controversial implications .

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The major target of this research is the eminent Chinese cultural people of modern time.

The wisest man is the likeliest to possess all worldly blessings in an eminent degree.

He was an eminent pickpocket.

Newton is acknowledged as one of the world; s most eminent scientists.

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Compradors are the eminent social estate and biggish force in the treaty ports of modern China.

it is a manipulative, adjustive , unfailingly practical quality - one of the most eminent and endearing of the animal virtues.

In 1970 she fell intensely in love with an eminent physicist, Andrei Sakharov, creator of Russia's hydrogen bomb.

Although New York and London are pre-eminent, other big cities play important international roles of their own.

But to maintain this eminent role for sport, we have to meet various challenges.

Eminent-domain abuse is an abuse of the entire political process.

Even the eminent, she says, show little sign of the inner consequences of outward affairs.

When Snow met an eminent person he paid him the compliment of treating him as a person.

Analysts say London's pre-eminent global position has allowed currency investors to benefit from economies of scale.

Like eminent social psychologist Professor Philip Zimbardo, I'm also obsessed with why we do dumb or irrational things.

Most often, however, it's a term of respect for an eminent conductor of classical music.

Conductor Richard Hickox, the pre-eminent champion of British music at home and abroad, has died aged 60 from a suspected heart attack.

Yet for gymnasts of a certain era and place, Latynina retains a pre-eminent loftiness.

Supporters say eminent domain is leaded to improve economically depressed areas and create growth and new jobs.

He was recognized as Top 100 Chinese Investors by the Eminent Chinese Enterprises and Entrepreneurs Association.

And everyone knows that for a long time, I designated as its the most eminent representative, Mr.

Taiwan is known for its eminent mountain features that span from the north to the south of the island.

In 2000 Paul Crutzen, an eminent atmospheric chemist, realised he no longer believed he was living in the Holocene.

An eminent mathematician, he is regarded as the inventor of the system of logarithms.

The Justice and His AccuserAn eminent Justice of the Supreme Court of Patagascar was accused of having obtained his appointment by fraud.

For the time being the region's pre-eminent naval power, America, is showing little sign of concern.

Screen Digest is the pre-eminent source of business intelligence, research, and analysis on global audiovisual media.

Eminent blogger Chris Brogan wrote an excellent article on why he works in bookstores and coffee shops most often.

All this has been explained in books of various kinds by eminent authors, psychologists and so on.

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On December 22, eminent British obstetrician and physiologist James Blundell performs the first recorded human-to-human blood transfusion.

Create pre-eminent brand, achieve an outstanding business enterprise.

The world's pre-eminent military alliance is losing a war and casting around for a role.

The National Order of the Legion of Honor was founded by Napoleon Bonaparte and recognizes eminent service to the Republic of France.

This idea got an impassioned endorsement from an eminent group of global opinion leaders in Singapore on Sunday.

This is a team of eminent Americans from across sectors and industries who will lead an effort to engage the U.

In a famous church in Seattle, America, there is a vicar called Dell- thaler of noble morality and eminent fame.

Eminent Domain is the government's right to acquire private property without the property owner's consent.

Our financial services sector is the best in the world - London, a pre-eminent financial centre.

Ahtisaari is a member of The Elders, an independent group of eminent global leaders formed by Mandela in 2008.

The eminent anthropologist George Murdock has listed 73 items that characterize every known culture, past and present.

The pre-eminent symbol of poor earthquake preparedness in the region is Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct.

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The eminent theologian Dr. Thaddeus dreamt that he died and pursued his course toward heaven.

Every law student reads the case in law school, and even lawyers unfamiliar with eminent domain will recognize the case's name.

They are the pre-eminent gatherers of savings in the world, a mirror image of Western banks that became huge borrowers.

Everybody is listening carefully to the eminent lama expounding the text.

He is of eminent literary talent and always improvises poems in public.

Chris Giles, the FT's economics editor, examines the record of the world's pre-eminent economists.

Each country has plans to build the pre-eminent regional financial centre to rival London and New York.

In 1950, ADGorwala, an eminent civil servant was asked by Government of India to recommend improvements in the system of governance.

Under the ruling, no one's property is safe unless individual states pass their own laws to restrict eminent domain.

THE Enlightenment needs rescuing, or so thinks Jonathan Israel, the pre-eminent historian of 17th-century Holland.

The 2010 Green City Spring Concert was conducted by the eminent conductor Zhang Guoyong and performed by Shanghai Opera House Orchestra.

The place is eminent for its natural scenery and counts as deserving a visit.

Militarily, the US will remain pre-eminent for many years, but it is nevertheless a Pacific superpower in relative decline.

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women, great majority also likes to contact warm be ignorant of with many fine eminent men.

But Greece was the pre-eminent issue.

Several eminent scientists number among his friends.

Censure is the tax a man paid to the public for being eminent.

Censure is the tax a man pays to the public for being eminent.

The coalition says the threatened use of eminent domain for private development has greatly increased over the past year.

All emerged from work done at America's pre-eminent research universities.

Entering into 21st century, the higher education develops quickly, the network rises soon, the media is also pre-eminent expand.

As one eminent neurologist put it, 'memory is everywhere in the brain and nowhere.

This monograph describes in detail the eminent role played by differential geometry in grid technology based on mapping.

Mu Qing is both a famous journalist and an eminent leader in the field of contemporary journalism.

Under the influence of animism, "Wu-er" becomes a symbol of the eminent position of the dead.

This week, the eminent Shanghai-born physicist, Dr. Charles Kao, celebrates his 77th birthday.

The most eminent doctors treated the king in his illness.

Watson was eminent among his contemporaries.

The most eminent doctor treated the king in his illness.

Several eminent scholars number among my friends.

First, male is think ed a pre-eminent community in today's society, They not need to complain like female.

The eminent monk of Guxianglin Temple Huipu asked Buddhist disciples to drink a glass of water and eat some wild fruit to lengthen life.

Osborne went to the West Indies, where he became an eminent lawyer and made money, but died young.

We are expecting the arrival of an eminent scientist.

Centuar - For those who have been eminent in the field.

The preacher was eminent for his piety .

asks Bill Sweetman of Aviation Week, a pre-eminent new-plane hunter.

is the tax a man ~s to the public for being eminent.

I take the easy way out by quoting another eminent scientist.

Jacky Chen is a eminent actor and play many heroes in many films.

Some organisers have asked eminent economists for advice on market reforms.

Charlotte Bront? and George Eliot are two eminent female representatives of Victorian writers. Bront?

Clearly we will look at Liam Donaldson's proposals, he's a very eminent person in his field.

Wilson, now the most celebrated, most eminent ant scholar in the world, wanted to know.

Mr. Dimon helped assemble what became the pre-eminent U. S. bank.

Even if [retirement] is not immediately eminent, they are setting themselves up now for what they want in the future.

Washington was eminent both as a general and as president.

ShiShui word jargons "is produced in the song period a pre-eminent masterpiece. "

Superera aesthetic feeling and super eminent manner.

Baseball became pre-eminent during and after the civil war.

Her precursor as school principalwas an eminent educator.

Ming taizu's power worth formatted pre-eminent at Hong WuChao, popular culture becomed a kind of particular performance of policy.

Poletown has become the leading symbol of eminent-domain abuse.

In America, eminent domain is confined by the Fifth Amendment of Constitution, which means a just compensation is needed.

Eminent master of open air painting.

Reform eminent domain.

Mr. Song is a notable(=an eminent person).

A typical exercise of the eminent domain power occurs when the state takes private property in order to build a highway.

That link in the world chain will only be integral if we become the pre-eminent capital market in Southeast Asia.

"Property owners are protected, because they receive fair market value, " say defenders of eminent domain.

eminent and less eminent people are not simply left to die because they suffer from advanced cancer or severe physical handicaps.

Even the most eminent doctors could not cure him.

China has become thepre-eminent producer of labor-intensive manufacturing goods in the world.

The justification has been the pre-eminent importance of "stability" in the world's most dangerous place.

Yes, says an eminent 95-year-old scientist from Australia.

All goddesses have an eminent status in the ancient myths and legends in the world.

The eminent professor will hold a lecture this evening, so the room is seething with teachers and students.

Enjoying the eminent leisure, you are able to forget the exhaustion and indulge in the nature.

He is an eminent citizen of China.

He is eminent among scientists.

The eminent Chinese monk Fahien visited Indonesia in the 4th century AD.

Nearly ten years later, Oran's dream of becoming an eminent scientist was as alive as ever.

When Andrew went to find his brother, he little imagined how eminent Simon would become.

Eduardo Galeano, one of the continent's most eminent writers and a self-confessed football lover described him in Soccer in Sun and Shadow

It and other emerging giants will also make their presence felt in the G20, now the pre-eminent club for global decision-making.

But God is also an eminent God.

Judges, however wise or eminent, are human and can make mistakes.

He is eminent in the field of linguistics.

Miss Pinkerton's attachment was, as may be supposed from the high position and eminent virtues of that lady, calm and dignified;

In the 1990s, I went to take a look at Amorim in Portugal, the world's pre-eminent cork supplier.

Judges, however wise or eminent, are mortak and can make mistakes.

'My little belle, don't play an eminent writer. Tell me what to buy. I love a point-blank speech. '

Unfortunately, the recipe is not so simple, as two eminent analysts have just pointed out.

Group of Five Eminent Personalities on the Question of Confidence and Security Building Measures among the Islamic States;

Or a target can be less precise; for example, Merck's 1979 target of becoming "the pre-eminent drug-maker worldwide in the 1980s" .