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With trends like this, the Age of the Internet could usher in an era of unprecedented citizen enlightenment.

by a growing sense of alienation from the state; and by the unease of anticipation as the end of an era inevitably looms ever closer.

During the crisis, pundits talked as if consumers would return to depression-era habits, and just hoard all the essentials.

Deprivedof hallucinogenic drugs though he might have been, Mr Gates emerged as theundisputed champion of the personal-computer era.

If those challenges cannot be tackled, however, the landscape around Aynak will be disfigured by more than just a few Soviet-era holes.

And Russia is trying to maintain the dominant position it held since the Soviet era as the lead foreign supplier to India's military.

While the Hu-Wen era was one of construction, Xi and Li will have to put more effort into maintenance.

Wang Jiyu was born in the year of disintegration of the Soviet Union and grew up in an era of great changes in entertainment.

Sadly, what was forgotten amid the Bush-era hubris was that America's edge always has been as much moral and economic as military.

Baipu, the concept of the formation of a marriage is because of the era, one is due to his own experience.

But it's also clear that new generations of Singaporeans are ready to move onto a new era, and the PAP will have to reflect that or wither.

The biblical account suggests that, in that era at least, this was a standard post-conflict resolution of property questions.

A white machine Nintendo era of the classic game, the rules of the game is also very simple collision destroyed by the enemy can be.

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.

A thousand pounds of metal is an enormous amount of wealth in this era. To waste so much of it in a burial is pretty unusual.

You know, we're now in the era of rocket science, so even a gadget with ordinary function must carry a very impressive high-tech look.

Far from moving towards a world in which religion is absent or marginal, it would be truer to say that the secular era is in the past.

Rabelais like him all the humanists of that era, like the game is to go beyond simply the height of the daily entertainment.

His men and women looked as if they were out of the Past, although I wasn't completely clear as to what era of the Past they were from.

This vigorous approach, in Ms Varney's view, was an important part of "that era's legacy for modern economic policy" .

Through the first five years of the LeBron James Era, the Cavaliers were in a perennial search for stability in the backcourt.

"During the era of Mao Zedong it was much tougher, " said the cotton farmer who also raises chickens and ducks for home consumption.

The first took place in 1937, when Franklin Roosevelt mistakenly heeded the advice of his own era's deficit worriers.

We have not, in short, witnessed just the first shots of a trade war. We are at the beginning of an era of decreasing trade.

Deep down we love this club and do not wish to see this era of mediocrity continue and we urge you to take some action.

But the era of excess was as much about policy blunders and regulatory negligence as about mistakes by financial institutions.

Not far away from the love of this era, but many people no thought from the beginning with a strong heart to another heart.

Yu Hua is the author grew up in eighties, his body both writers of this era has its own personality similarities.

It was in use throughout the eastern Mediterranean as the language of commerce and diplomacy in and around the Renaissance era.

Like the era itself, "Pleasure Bound" is restrained and a bit of a tease.

The magic of collection is that it is like a video recording its history or a time machine ready to take you back to that era.

The public was not ready to widen the sense of responsibility for Nazi-era wrongs.

As one of the founders of the new spin-off, Prof. Lee said the era of Mobile Internet has begun.

Less than a year after Barack Obama's election, European euphoria over the end of the Bush era is fading.

Otherwise, our study is supposed to be able to respond the challenges proposed by natural science and humanity, social science of our era.

He may be the only Republican who can bring his party, kicking and screaming, into a post-Reagan era.

Chapter six analyzes the matter in which era according to fonts, text cases, idioms, names of persons and divination matters.

The possibility of understanding reality without reference to God is often seen as one of the defining features of the modern era.

The new era of state ownership seemed to be passing almost as quickly as it had arrived.

The flower of new era is aspersed is no longer before the old style of an one handle, they began to put on beautiful jacket.

Thousands of miles away, to send you to leave. Thesilent era, perhaps not too distant love.

Rather than an entry into uncharted territory for the world economy, such a shift would be more like a return to an earlier era.

I look forward to working closely with him as we take the magazine into a new and exciting era.

So it is with some sadness that I note that America's age of indulgence seems to be giving way to an era of frugality.

In an era in which the law had such an influence, it would be surprising if his reading did not include law books.

He said it was a historic event and that he is certain it will inaugurate a new era and a new relationship between the two countries.

These details appeared on clothes cut from the kind of traditional fabrics that would have dressed climbers in a more gentlemanly era.

But it grew up in an era of rigid social structures, in which everyone was resigned to his or her place in the hierarchy.

Trading on the floor, down in the pit, might have been exciting during this era, but today the Chicago Board of Trade floor is silent.

In fact, 1924 is often considered the beginning of a truly modern Olympic era.

His florid rhetorical style was typical of the era, and that speech is all but forgotten.

Anything is better than a return to the bloody turmoil of the Taiping or the warlord era or to the horrors of the Cultural Revolution.

The massive undertaking marked the beginning of an era of colossal sporting constructions across the globe.

And it takes a year and a half for the deal to close cause it has to go through and I trust the business in a US center era.

Yet Apple has indeed ushered in a new era in which personal technology is finally living up to its name.

We do not yet fully comprehend the new era, but it is fair to say that it is probably not going to be Bretton Woods III.

Deprived of hallucinogenic drugs though he might have been, Mr Gates emerged as the undisputed champion of the personal-computer era.

Yamaichi had been one of Japan's top four brokerages, and its failure is considered an iconic marker of the era known as the "lost decade. "

The Grand Senoussi was one of the first authentic Arab national rulers and opponents of European colonialism of the modern era.

Since the long era of shortage, the central authorities have been concentrating our entire national wealth on "key" projects and areas.

Gold came to seem old-fashioned in the investing world; it had little place in the new era of innovation and cyber-finance.

Intelligent refining machine (patent product)'s debut, his eyes marks the end of the oil refinery era, the era of the beginning.

But Germans are no longer so ready to be put on the moral defensive or to view the Nazi era as the defining episode of their past.

Believe me, he will be open from my side too, when my heart is a little less expected, as if getting back to that simple era.

After the decadence of the last period hairstyles experienced a sort of toning down in the Victorian era.

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.

At the time of my life, the world of Atlantis as we knew it, was at the end of it's era.

As they dissipate more fully in the coming eight months, the end of the era of the dark will have officially come to be.

"In an era when too few citizens answer the call to service, to community or country, these Americans chose to serve, " he said.

They marvelled at the protests in Tunisia, wondering if they dared to dream that this was the beginning of a new era.

In an era of well-documented emotional restraint, a woman would be able to tell the secret meaning behind a suitor's bouquet.

The epithet "Real Socialism, " which this era has coined to describe itself, points a finger at those for whom it has no room: the dreamers.

Being a widow of that era , she had uncountable difficulties in her life, peers of her age looked down on her .

He continues to puff away on cigars and listen to music in his office in an era where indoor smoking is all but unheard of.

The movies as well as the books of that era demonstrated a new materialistic attitude that America had never before experienced.

2011 has become known as the first year of the era of mobile internet and smartphones have been a key product in the mobile phone market.

And many in the news media played along, acting as if it was somehow uncouth for Democrats even to mention the Bush era and its legacy.

Back in the dinosaur era, it was more of a floodplain environment, with a flat plain crisscrossed by big, meandering rivers.

Their word for a female scholars shaping the self-image, show women of that era rich inner world of the spirit and a profound depression.

But the British did not think so, that the British era, full of mind are the massacres, occupation, or even extinction.

This was an era highlighted by the extraordinarily rapid appearance of the national schools, and the operatic supremacy of Verdi and Wagner.

The latter records, the Yan Emperor Shen Nong's era seems to have entered the patriarchal clan society, there has been monogamous family.

this was the moment when prosperity was forged, when pain was overcome, and a new era of progress began.

The final closing of the cycle of duality, will be the end of an era of many battles between the dark and the Light forces.

The era of responsibility is not never making mistakes, it's owning up to them and trying to make sure you don't repeat them.

tussles at the International Commission on Stratigraphy over the boundaries of the Ordovician era do not normally capture headlines.

Online advertising has been a very powerful business model for many, including of course the master of this Web era, Google.

The invention of steam engine by Watt marked the end of great tradition of labor with hands and the beginning of a new era of machinery.

It turned its back on all that had been common between Muslims and non-Muslims in the era before partition.

He was taken out of school as a boy, but that won't stop him from becoming synonymous with inventions that define the modern era.

It turned its back on all that had been common between Muslims and non-Muslims in the era before partition.

He was taken out of school as a boy, but that won't stop him from becoming synonymous with inventions that define the modern era.

It would be the dawn of a new era of regenerative medicine, one of the holy grails of modern biology .

In all three cases the new era turned out, at least in the short run, to be a false dawn, and an asset-price crash ensued .

In the corner, you seem to back in the era of tricycles, as well as to see groups of the rain into La Tangji, and a panic like people.

This paper is tends to probe into a new field of the city in the era of knowledge explosion-the planning and designing of High-tech Park .

"They reflect that during such an era of globalisation, China must strengthen its national security system, " he said.

Southern Song Dynasty in Chinese history scholar might be able to grasp the mainstream discourse of the right to the last of an era.

And indeed, for the majority of Americans, whether or not they summoned Spencer to their aid, the era was one of great vitality.

As you see so much breaking up that was considered a permanent part of your life, it is simply creating the space for the new era to begin.

As you see so much breaking up that was considered a permanent part of your life, it is simply creating the space for the new era to begin.

Now, by itself, this simple recognition won't usher in a new era of cooperation. What comes of this moment is up to us.

That is not the sort of performance to make a boss feel secure in his job, especially in this era of trigger-happy boards.

Castro said there was a chance for negotiations now that the White House had toned down Bush-era hostility towards Havana.

In the era, referred to as the Dutch Golden Age, colonies and trading posts were established all over the globe.

The great visual computing era is upon us, and almost everyone is at least partially aware of it.

Information about this era is scarce, but it is likely that peoples collectively known as the Yue inhabited the region.

India, however, is not in an arms race or "numbers game" like the US-Soviet rivalry of the Cold War era.

Bai acknowledged that the old guard has trouble relating to younger players who have grown up in a more open and prosperous era.

Since the era of industrialization, Fenner said, humans have had an effect on the planet rivaling any ice age or comet impact.

Since the era of industrialization, Fenner said, humans have had an effect on the planet rivaling any ice age or comet impact.

Tariffs were a poor substitute for policy stimulus, but in an era of balanced budgets they were all that gold-standard countries had.

If this is an era of the rejuvenation of great art, then we won't forget a fine artist and leave him crying on the stage of this era.

In an era when machinery was the driver of industrial success, Owen switched the spotlight on to the human machines behind the machines.

In the new era this was normal, and I climbed into the dark freight box of the truck without a fight.

In a previous era, it might have seemed more fitting for the journalist to serve as the warm-up act for the vice-president.

It has no significant Muslim population (just a handful of Tatars, and some Soviet-era Iraqis, both highly integrated).

Now it must try again to think the unthinkable, to leave the era of the H-bomb and enter the time of the human bomb.

In a twist that fits a cautious era, it's the least sexy of these investments that have fared the best.

James was one of the great letter-writers of any era.

James was one of the great letter-writers of any era.

During the communist era, circus was one of the most popular forms of entertainment in Poland. Circus performers built up huge followings .

An era of two great point guards is just beginning, with him and Paul. The only question is which one will be the first to win the big one?

You know, this seems to me like a typical Nixon-era, non-denial denial.

He was the most creative and influential person of the silent-film era because he was an actor, writer, composer, and film producer.

ShareThis is a great example of the kind of company that could become a key foundation for innovation in the next era of the web.

In an era of runaway screen violence, the '60s ideal that the young should be allowed to see what they want has been corrupted.

Bitter mother is a woman, she was born the era of limited her to do many want to do.

Student Charlotte Szymanowski said the project helped her gain a fuller understanding of the human costs of the Nazi era.

The use of illegals, of the type rounded up in the United States, is an old KGB throwback that traces to the Stalin era.

The use of illegals, of the type rounded up in the United States, is an old KGB throwback that traces to the Stalin era.

In a different era, all this might have caused great worry in Britain and, as a result, generated even more tension within the EU.

The judges said it had made more of an impact than any other device and marked the start of a "laptop for everyone" era.

Last week he took to the wheel of his Soviet-era Volga Gaz-21 car, giving Russia's patriarch a lift.

This photo of children on the simple oxen cart is the best representation of the children of that era.

to deal with a man as he deals with you. In the era of information explosion, our thoughts can be unlimited extension.

"Who wants to read a student's daily routine of classroom, canteen, and dorm? " said Lu. "This era is all about standing out. "

The banks had promoted the idea that this was a new era where market crashes were a thing of the past.

The State Department spokesman said Burma claimed there was a new era that was up to its old tricks.

Although no one seems to have perceived it, the era of ever increasing immigration restriction had come to an end a dozen years before.

Prior to Christmas day , prior to the beginning of this new era and humanity , God was not the God we know today .

Dickens was the greatest English storyteller of the Victorian era and to this day not one of his books has gone out of print.

In an era of globalisation, we became intoxicated with what cross-border linkages were able to deliver on the upside of a boom.

Through bustling era, all love like the late-spring petals withered in the wind , but it left scent in real life .

With the old Confederacy now the heart of the Republican base, boasting about the party's Civil War-era legacy is no longer advisable.

Despite the cutthroat nature of the Indian media and its penchant for the sensational, the press has behaved as if it were in an older era.

During the era when the Escort was born, Ford surprisingly did not embellish its face with its long-standing logo, the blue oval.

While Illinois continued to resist ratification, the ERA marches became one of the defining efforts of the women's movement.

The changing era requires the United States to be more insistent upon the need for free trade and an end to protectionism, he said.

It was the shrine to which most ambitious young writers of the era made their pilgrimage.

The era of affirmative action, or preferential treatment for blacks, seems to be drawing to a close.

Liberal attacks on Justice Thomas echo segregation-era hate speech that would be called racist if leveled at any other black.

Chaplin was one of the most creative and influential personalities of the silent-film era.

The currency reform was an effort by Mr Kim to bring his chicks back under his wing, as if a fabled era is to return.

He was a throwback to the Victorian era when it was thought moral decay had to be combated by a regime of fitness for the mind and body.

We're fortunate in this era to have a lot of good players and Stevie is at the top of that tree.

He is whip-smart, to be sure, but the equanimity with which he approaches politics seems the bigger asset during a crisis era.

"But it is not as if we will go back to an era of mass starvation, " he said.

In an era where play makers still reigned supreme, Savicevic could rival the best of them for the range and variety of his passing.

By the aggregate of these aids, how is the face of the world changed, from the era of Noah to that of Napoleon!

The former record of Yan Emperor Shen Nong era seems to be matriarchal society, "people know his mother, not knowing his father. "

As Chicago attempts to provide services in an era of greater austerity, doing things as they have always been done is no longer an option.

Originally it had been given the name: the Age of Aquarius to signify the new era of spiritual enfoldment as foretold in astrology.

This was the era before cell phones, and Theresa wasn't able to call home.

We are happy to say that this has been accomplished as of late, bringing forth new hope and a new potential future era for Earth.

Such was the suspicion between most Americans and most Muslims in the Bush era that it did not take much to improve the climate.

It is no coincidence that the 19th Century, a time of gold coin standards for the most part, was an era of peace.

In this era of what all price, I passed was delighted to see that air did not increase, but is more and more material.

Some memories are burned off, some memories were buried, at the bottom of the innocent is like water flowing across the golden era.

But the most interesting era of all, he thought, for a judge devoted to defending liberty, was the age he lived and worked in.

The Empire State Building, the Rockfeller Center Building, as well as the Chrysler Building on Lexington Avenue, were all built in this era.

There are many issues to be debated in determining policy for a digital era but the semantics of what constitutes a copy is not one of them.

In the PC era we were all focused on trying to manage the information on our computers -- we were acting as librarians.

He said he would let the Bush-era tax cuts expire for the rich, but backed down after the mid-term elections.

Like the U. S. , emerging markets in Eastern Europe were able to fund large current-account deficits in the recent era of cheap financing.

All of this adds up to extinction of the human species ahead, unless a new direction is taken and a new era is born.

The lead negotiator for South Korea said the agreement opens a new era of trade between the U.

"I'd see a few friends or race past a blind pig, " she said, using the euphemism for Prohibition-era drinking establishments.

She was born in Independence, Kans. , the daughter of a Depression-era surgeon and a nurse who always shunned debt.

Corporate crisis communication in this era dominated by mass media, it seems to have become routine in the fix.

However, the operating systems that browsers run on were designed in an era where there was no web.

Write an analysis of two or three dramas from the era of live television, giving special emphasis to the visual aspects of each.

A stratigraphic unit, especially a unit consisting of two or more formations deposited during a single geologic era.

But might Mr Gonzales's departure also mark the beginning of a new era of good feeling and reconciliation?

The Platonic pattern remained the same for almost 2, 000 years. All the books of that era were written from this point of view.

But it seems to be gone now. And the era of the firstborn son is totally gone.

US President Barack Obama has used his inaugural address to pledge a "new era of responsibility" in a time of crisis at home and abroad.

Earning your degree in health care administration online could help show employers that you're up for the challenges of a new era.

'I think a new world order is emerging with the foundation of a new progressive era of international cooperation, ' he said.

Indeed, for a president who promised a rupture with the Chirac era, his new team would not look out of place under the old Gaullist.

She was referred to in public as "Lady Washington, " her popular nickname from the Revolutionary War era.

our lifetime and that an era of a price to pay a little more, the better for future generations to enjoy the socialist happiness.

The aim and direction chosen for the Mission during the years of foundation came to be decisive for the whole mission era.

Never before in the modern era has the largest economy in the world been that of a developing country, rather than a developed country.

Out of the confusion, the Phoenix of the past is rising when you were in an era of Love and Light.

It marked the end of the great tradition of ships with sails and the beginning of a new era.

The last couple of years have been a golden era for employers.

Champions League football would follow Arsenal to Emirates Stadium, leaving fans to hope the new era would be a continuation of the last.

That, however, proved to be the dawn to a golden era, with a host of talented youngsters coming up through the ranks.

He might have added that the era of big companies was over, too.

The dates of Thanksgiving in the era of the Founding Fathers until the time of Lincoln had been decided by each state on various dates.

"They were all proved wrong, as the hotel . . . heralded a new era for Shanghai. "

Be in " demon give up " in, the holy knight of descendant of a royal family, his revert, can creat afresh the peace of a new era.

Heller: Quite true, but in an era when editorial illustration, at least, is undervalued by art directors and publishers, how?

Each time something difficult and challenging has happened it has marked the beginning of a new era in one's life.

This set takes us back to an era before Employee of the Month became known as a cheap play for morale from unfeeling corporate management.

There was indeed a cover-up, but it did not hide a crashed saucer, instead it hid a Cold War-era spying program.

With the land reform and development of agricultural cooperatives, Chinese society have been into a "campaign" era.

Living deep within every Spice island product are the secrets of an ancient world, the mystical yet pragmatic way of life of an era gone by.

The beginning of the Cambrian era saw a widespread arrival of multi-cellular organisms, particularly in the form of sponges.

The Byzantine era extended from the 13th century and went into the 16th century and was characterized by art with religious influence.

It was the Lakers' best defensive effort since the start of the shot clock era, and the team has now won five straight games.

It would be (perhaps will be) a very different era and, to be frank, it's going to be harder to monetize.

"Atlantis" was conducted in June after the last flight, the United States nearly 30 years of space shuttle era will officially end.

I think a new world order is emerging and with it the foundations of a new and progressive era of international cooperation.

NASA will pick probably two or three companies for this task in 2010, heralding the dawn of a new era in human spaceflight.

Today's sales competition, no longer the era of personal heroism, the creation of any achievements, we need teamwork and full cooperation.

IN AN era of string-'em-up hostility to the rich, sympathetic depictions of pharaonic aristocrats ought to be a tough sell.

Hence, a reader of that all-important text would see the name Jesus a couple of hundred times for centuries prior to the Christian era.

I told him how Mom had brought me up on her own at the start of the Hippie Era.

Of the iron and steel industry, it expanded the time has passed, cost high demand of poor era may continue for two or three years.

I believe the Committee also recognized that this era of global challenges leaves no choice but cooperation at the global level.

It heralds the end of the post cold-war era. But it does not mark the return of any new cold war.

The era of global computing is near. The change that it brings is going to be unbelievable.

I grew up in the era of the space race and Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, when science, the arts, and education generally were respected.

First, the secrets that he knew were at least five years old by the time of his return, and that was an era of rapidly changing technology.

In an earlier era, Washington's exertions would have been enough to ignite another long economic expansion.

There was no initial indication of damage to that main CCTV tower, which has become an icon of Olympics-era Beijing.

As an old and primary word-class, prepositions have made their way into scholars' view as early as the era of traditional grammar.

The sculpture is considered one of the last known masterworks from its era in private hands, the auction house said.

As this comes to be so the new era shall be born and love shall be restored as a foundation for humanity to walk upon.

In the midst of chaos, the era of women quiet and calm temperament of the faces, as if this war is the silent refusal.

Returning to an era where women had endless babies and breastfed for two years or more at a time was not an option, Beral told the Guardian.

Wealth management is seen as a stable source of revenue for the Wall Street banks as they restructure themselves for a new era.

It was a very religious era, and everyone dreamt of a Garden of Eden. The plants and spices were proof that such paradise existed.

The early 1970s were the era of noodling jams and 10-minute drum solos that would have to be torpedoed, a few years later, by punk-rock.

Back in the paleolithic web era known as the late 1990s, those of us doing client-side development had things pretty rough.

When Steve Jobs stepped down as Apple's chief executive last Wednesday the world knew that it was the end of an era.

The old granny's singing takes us back to that era, the singing is filled of nostalgia, and with the sound and feeling of that time.

And if you think about the global environment, now is an era where unnecessary things shouldn't be produced at all.

He was elected on a ticket of ending Bush and Cheney's eight-year assault on reason and with it the era of special-interest politics.

BORN a Catholic in Unionist Ulster, this eloquent son of a taciturn cattle-dealer is one of the most celebrated poets of the post-war era.

They were motivated by a popular sympathy among Americans of that era for India's nonviolent struggle for independence.

S. protesters, though nostalgia for Mao Zedong's bygone era appeared to be a main driver.

A year ago the talk was of exceeding Labour-era commitments on health spending and making this the "greenest government ever" .

The era is being ushered in by a radical (at least to many) change in space policy by the Obama administration.

The big lesson of this crisis is that policymakers did not understand what they were doing during the era of deregulation.

The Duke had many of the most acclaimed virtues of his era: He was hard-working, patriotic, gruff and looked plausible on a horse.

The date of this publication is sometimes cited as the beginning of the era of fiber communication.

He was the indispensable man of his era.