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Her care for her inhabitants continues to influence the extent and location of her releases.

le conte was right , and so are you , mr . eden , at least to an extent - how much i do not know .

To do a Bo, and do not know the operation, which is equivalent to a large extent, you do not you know how to dialogue with people like.

"To the extent that there has been a real improvement, " Wexler added, "it begs the question: What took so long? "

Experiment results show that this method can improve precision ratio to a certain extent, but recall ratio greatly.

However we look at it, the world cannot expect to see its energy usage grow by such an extent.

Israel tends to exaggerate for American consumption the extent to which Iran is the puppet master of Hamas and Hizbullah.

The question to what extent the results of experimental studies can be transferred to humans is always of particular interest.

When first contacted last month, she did not know what circle lenses were or the extent to which they had caught on.

I think it's far more better for you (and, to some extent, for me too) to let you think things by yourself now.

The most beneficial color in your environment should be matched to a large extent, if not totally, with that of your birth date.

"The Fed is sending a message that it will print money to an unlimited extent until it starts to see the economy expanding, " he said.

She did not indeed rival Butler in learning; but then no woman was more devoutly venerated than her to the extent of her husband's erudition

But by adopting the strategy he did, Liu was able to expand to an extent that even he had not thought likely.

to the extent that it had enjoyed an export bubble, foreign demand will not return to its previous level.

It remains to be seen how much and to what extent there is existing immunity.

The extent to which his mental illness affected his painting has been a subject of speculation since his death.

It is useful to be able to predict the extent to which a price change will affect supply and demand.

The scope of a review will largely determine the extent to which studies included in a review are diverse.

In contemporary America, the extension of the suffrage does not always deepen the extent of political participation.

The two largest question marks reflected in this wide range are how much private debt is rolled over and the extent of capital flight.

Most surprising to me was the great extent to which Mises had plunged into the world of applied economics and of politics.

One of the questions that comes up periodically is to what extent could corporation be considered to be psychopathic.

To the extent that the next test we do is influenced by the result of the last test we did, we are doing exploratory testing.

As a contemporary Chinese poet, to what extent does the question or issue of a readership stand as an agenda for you?

Yet in our gloom we underestimate the extent to which things were already stirring underneath the surface.

It was a passing remark and I did not ask him about the date of his purchase or the extent of his holdings.

That depends on him learning from his mistakes and not exaggerating the extent of his success.

It was more of a first-hand experience for May of the extent of disorder facing the police than anyone had planned.

It is difficult for researchers to understand the true extent of violence against women because the problem is often kept hidden.

To a great extent, it depends on the validity of classroom assessment whether CFA can be an effective supplement to standardized testing.

There is little doubt that, to the extent currency fluctuations affect trade, they do so with a very long lag -- probably up to two years.

They entered it in one of its lowest points, and drove for some time through a beautiful wood, stretching over a wide extent.

Gold's rapid rising, to a great extent is result of US dollar's negative interest rates. coupled with inflation, gold have to rise.

The extent to which you can live your dream life depends on the extent to which you take responsibility for your life.

To a great extent, past arts and literature shape who we are as people at least as much as, if not more than, contemporary culture does.

Yet China is only now realizing the extent to which it surrendered sovereignty to the U.

She would not know how much of extent her potential goes to until she does it.

The extent to which you can achieve your dreams depends on the extent to which you take responsibility for your life.

The device hasn't been used to any major extent, but we'll keep an eye on this promising discovery.

To a certain extent, economic growth is rich and the poor, and the ecological environment is a question of life and death.

What an animal eats dictates to a large extent how much territory it needs to survive.

SOME PEOPLE SAY THAT TELL THE TRUTH IS NOT ALWAYS ESSENTIAL. IT'S NECESSARY TO TELL LIES SOMETIMES. TO WHAT EXTENT DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE.

"That's enough to do serious damage, but I won't know the extent for several days, " he said, grimacing.

To begin with, one's individual income does not wholly reflect the extent to which one's self-value and social value are realized.

But for policy-makers and researchers alike, a question of interest is the extent to which decentralization has actually occurred.

Thus partners of these people may be completely in the dark about the extent of their significant other's degree of commitment and regard.

The question is: to what extent is the Bank of Japan willing to run with this activity?

Coatings have been used to a limited extent, primarily in specialized applications, such as the plungers in reciprocating pumps.

There is a question about the extent to which any one of us can be free of a prejudiced view in the area of religion.

To the extent to which people do not honour their contracts, they should be firmly told.

This change tends to be slowly. When thickness reaches up to a certain extent.

There was no comment for a long while, and then a report of this in the Russian press to the extent that the police, etc. had "no comment" .

This "wage premium" reflects the extent to which workers have been able to extract more pay than is merited by their qualifications.

The main obstacle had been the extent to which Chinalco would be represented on Rio's board of directors, he explained.

Analysts said the iPhone sales figures would distract some investors from concerns about Jobs' health to a certain extent.

Up to September 15, debate focused on moral hazard, or the extent to which government bail-outs encourage irresponsible behaviour.

As with any other problem that needs solving, the first step in crisis management is to identify the true extent and nature of the crisis.

Yeah. And the next step might be to test whether the extent to which you feel comfortable socially helps lessen the pain of rejection.

Then eliminate as much as you can of the stuff that doesn't matter, or at least minimize it to the extent possible.

The spread of such a fire depends to a great extent on local weather conditions and is therefore difficult to predict.

Environmental Sensitivity reflects the extent to which products must be adapted to the culture-specific needs of different national markets.

The extent to which slight changes in rainfall could impact on rivers had never been realized before.

If I had not read Midnight's Children, I might never have realized the full extent of my Indian cultural heritage.

The criterion that measures the efficiency of these tools, is to see to what extent they could fulfil their missions in practice.

But economists doubted the extent to which the measures would help the economy and said Taiwan remained vulnerable to weak global demand.

the extent of the first shallow jealousy is often difficult to detect people buried in the subconscious.

But a close second is the extent to which regulators clamp down on the sector.

The extent of your child's distress over any of these factors depends on your child's age and personality.

Kim Jong Un has yet to be groomed to the extent that his father is ready to let him utter such a phrase.

As well, the cost of the technology continues to diminish to such an extent that computer literacy in the workplace is now expected.

National music style is often reflected by technique practice for some extent, and style is the aim and meaning of national music.

An aspect of the outsourcing contract's Terms and Conditions. Sets out the extent to which the service provider's liability may be limited.

Everyone is judgmental to some extent, no matter how much they'll deny it.

To what extent is all this based on academic research?

It is usually presented in illuminating gas to the extent of a few percent.

To a extent you don't have to become a credit card processor or handle any aspect of the payment sort of things on your own.

The great educator Suhomlinski said: "The language teacher training to a large extent determine our students to the mental efficiency. "

This kind of saying is not a placebo, to a certain extent, in fact it implies that you are not qualified, at least not now.

A happy life must be to a great extent a quiet life, for it is only in an atmosphere of quiet that true joy can live.

He will be a leader to the extent that others by association will follow him in making choices that are not in balance with creation.

As he hurried into the company building he was worried, though not to the extent of despairing.

To some extent, the elder might have saved one's life while this guy trying to go through the red light, for he might be hit by other cars.

In a way or to a certain extent, money is the source of all happiness, material happiness at least.

There is no doubt that the farmers' living standard will be improved to a great extent.

Unsure of the extent of the baby's injuries, he carefully aligned his neck and spine and then cradled him in his arms.

I suppose the question is to what extent China will be able to create the new cutting-edge technologies that these industries require.

"At least to the extent of my knowledge, " he said, when pressed about their ages and the tendency toward exaggeration on the Web.

There's just a limit to the extent to which the carmakers can scale up tech employment.

What all this indicates is the extent to which magic and mystery and obfuscation are part of the ideology of religion.

As he hurried into the company building he was worried, though not to the extent of despairing.

To some extent, the elder might have saved one's life while this guy trying to go through the red light, for he might be hit by other cars.

In a way or to a certain extent, money is the source of all happiness, material happiness at least.

There is no doubt that the farmers' living standard will be improved to a great extent.

The Commission will therefore have regard to the extent to which material has, or is about to, become available to the public.

Unsure of the extent of the baby's injuries, he carefully aligned his neck and spine and then cradled him in his arms.

I suppose the question is to what extent China will be able to create the new cutting-edge technologies that these industries require.

"At least to the extent of my knowledge, " he said, when pressed about their ages and the tendency toward exaggeration on the Web.

There's just a limit to the extent to which the carmakers can scale up tech employment.

What all this indicates is the extent to which magic and mystery and obfuscation are part of the ideology of religion.

There's just a limit to the extent to which the carmakers can scale up tech employment.

What all this indicates is the extent to which magic and mystery and obfuscation are part of the ideology of religion.

She said the plastic is impacting ocean ecosystems, though she doesn't yet know to what extent.

By that time, the radioactive cloud had thinned out to such an extent that it was no longer visible.

Proper selection of the die material and of the die manufacturing technique determines, to a large extent, the useful life of forging dies.

Besides, he would be known to a certain extent among old school-fellows, and he wanted to get away from them all.

and we have every reason to think that this has increased the extent to which people's voices are heard--without crossing the threshold.

A tail does not forecast the extent of a move, but the first jump usually lasts a few days, offering a trading opportunity.

the intriguing question is to which extent the neural approach proves to be better suited for certain applications than existing models.

All that being said, the data seen here is still valuable to some extent.

the intriguing question is to which extent the neural approach proves to be better suited for certain applications than existing models.

All that being said, the data seen here is still valuable to some extent.

To the extent that successive governments had a strategy, it was on the face of it an attractive one: they believed in open energy markets.

It was one of the orders I ignored, at least to the extent of making sure a good record exsited.

Brown eyes, short brown hair with a good deal of gray in it, especially around the temples, but not thinning or receding to any extent.

The history of philosophy is to a great extent that of a certain clash of human temperaments.

Precision in the method is governed largely by the extent to which atmospheric moisture is excluded from the system.

What we eat as well as how much we eat determine our nutrition status to an important extent.

'They're using hatred of the outside world to inspire people to work harder, ' he said. 'The extent of it is quite striking. '

The extent to which public opposition can block or reverse the building of new nuclear plants will vary between countries.

The extent to which public opposition can block or reverse the building of new nuclear plants will vary between countries.

Programmed instruction materials were judged by the extent to which users were able to perform the "terminal objective" after instruction.

The parks themselves are limited in extent--there is only one Yosemite Valley--whereas population seems to grow without limit.

Settlement of these problems depends on food hygiene, safe legal institution of system being build and constructed to a great extent.

And the extent of rural discontent is at last becoming known, as western journalists are slowly allowed to explore the backward interior.

He will undergo tests over the next few days to determine the extent of that injury.

The strength of a country does not rest upon economic development alone; it rests upon education, at least to the same extent.

The sciences are trying to break out of this, to some extent, but econ is a long ways from doing that.

The extent to which slight changes in rainfall could impact on rivers had never been realised.

The cost of that service will indicate the extent to which Nokia is underwriting the free CWM service.

Third, I selflessly and sincerely to pay, I can for him (her) to pay to what extent?

When asked why Zhang did not reveal the name list as well as the deposit details, her answer makes me admire her to a larger extent.

God created life, perhaps you want is to see how the world can be cruel to what extent.

Economic behavior is always uncertain to the extent that we do not know all of its consequences with "plausible" probabilities.

This programme investigates the rate and extent of the melt down in some of the remotest regions on Earth from Alaska to Antarctica.

You also need to understand XML at least to the extent of being able to manually read and write XML files.

Economic growth is slowing and the only question is the extent to which official numbers acknowledge this.

However, the extent to which gastrointestinal colonization with MRSA affects environmental contamination is not known.

Understanding the full extent of Mr Ho's commercial empire and how it might be parcelled out to the next generation is not easy.

Like many revolutionaries, he perhaps did not comprehend the full extent of what he had helped to unleash.

One of our early experiments with illusory color illustrates how important color can be in delineating the extent and shape of a figure.

The extent of the flexibility can be captured in terms of a set of architecture principles that should accompany any reference architecture.

Service representative to understand the extent to which customer needs, ideas, and this is called empathy degrees.

"People do not understand the extent to which banks have held back on credit, " he said.

Yet too few Americans, and even fewer across the world, seem to recognize the extent of these American initiatives.

The book discusses the extent to which(= how much)family life has changed over the past 50 years.

The correlation coefficient, like the covariance, is a measure of the extent to which two measurement variables "vary together. "

Conclusion HASL can lyse tumor cells to a certain extent , but there was no obvious specificity.

To the extent we do not value ourself, we find ourself locked up in roles, duties and rules - doing the right things for the wrong reasons.

Red Light | Green Light determines the extent to which a computer has been used to access pornography-based Internet web sites.

The Company shall be liable to its creditors to the extent of its assets.

To what degree (ie To what extent, How much) was he involved in the crimes?

She kept drawing on her bank account to such an extent that the bank soon notified her that she was overdrawn.

First, Quantum fidelity describes to what extent the state of the system remains when an external parameter changes.

The results of calculating and that of test are anastomotic in a certain extent, and the formulas can be used in engineering.

The evolution that was happening in travel has sped up to such an extent, you could even call it a revolution.

Now, to a large extent the poor quality of Mr. McCain's advisers reflects the tattered intellectual state of his party.

I could see that the US, and to a lesser extent the UK, might be tempted to go down this road.

How much money a person to the extent to which means he is free.

The CTP technology to a certain extent to be able to assist you in finding the causes of the failure, and provide solutions.

He said he wants to assess first hand the extent of the damage and humanitarian need.

Academic economists usually treat imbalances not as a problem but rather as an easy measure of the extent to which the world was globalised.

Another of the reviews highlighted the lack of sound evidence on the extent to which the poor depend on biodiversity.

These data can be (and have been) used to measure the extent of small business lending by depository institutions.

A university has been a communication and circulation of thought by personal intercourse through a wide extent of country.

But, ISI also notes, every dollar of stimulus extended now will add a dollar to the extent of the fiscal contraction felt a year later.

Cultural compatibility is much less of a problem, given the extent to which Chinese society is built on personal connections, or guanxi.

These measures all try to determine to what extent hedgers are able to reduce cash price risk by using futures contracts.

Sometimes the secrecy goes to such an extent that the whole nature of the research cannot be mentioned.

However, there was better sentiment in Spain and the UK, where the extent of the market slump means many hope to see a bottom soon.

To what extent was the housing boom that we saw in recent years the result of revolution in financial technology?

Do not know in the end on the details described in detail to what extent in the end.

To a certain extent, parts of these mechanisms might be factored out as a stand-alone IAAA service to be used by other services.

To a certain extent, the water began to penetrate the pyramids area around the gravel and continue eastward flow.

First, such a trade imbalance is to a great extent structural and a result of shifting commercial relations. I will give you one example.

This warning indicates that the writable extent of the specified buffer might be smaller than the index used to write to it.

To that extent at least, the Republican, who once used to be a fiscal conservative, has less to lose in the crunch.

the extent and nature of the work and Goods necessary for the execution and completion of the Works and the remedying of any defects.

'As a consequence, they are able to feel themselves into those other emotional lives to a surprising extent. '

The study also found a couple of factors that influenced the extent to which negative stereotypes influence older adults.

In a computing sense, resemblance is gauged by the extent to which the input image can be recreated from the lower-resolution output.

Compared to that of original image, image quality and image size for the part of interest image have been improved to some extent.

Aung Zaw said that to a certain extent this may be true, but he doubted it would make much difference in terms of military control.

after making my first record, I found it did not help me to any great extent.

Allow that excitement to saturate your body to such an extent that you feel more alive and ready to take the next step of your journey.

To some extent, whether you can get a thing done or not does not depend on your ability, but on how much you want to do it.

Since the cartoons had to be delivered two weeks before publication, Quino was not able to comment on the news to the same extent.

The extent to which a program can be used for similar but not identical applications, perhaps with slight modifications.

Whether the translator can express the original meaning or not depends on his understanding of the relevant culture to a great extent.

Only after the body and a chunk of the hillside was moved to a lab did the scientists realize the extent of the discovery.

The test result shows that this algorithm can be used for traffic warning to a certain extent to reduce traffic accidents.

He told The Guardian: "The [attorney general's] note fails to clarify the extent to which force might be used to protect civilians. "

SCORSESE: I had that feeling for "The Mean Streets" of course and to a certain extent "New York, New York" there's no doubt.

Three other incidents revealed the extent to which the president opposed or refused to encourage advanced progressive legislation.

Every action, every word, was dictated to a great extent by his desire to make a good impression.

I even took advantage of his condescension to the extent of getting a contribution, Yama's Dog, from him for the Bharabi.

This raises the question of whether, and to what extent, the superior economic performance of these countries was due to the credit boom.

Frankly speaking, we don not know each other quite well before our marriage and I hurt her to some extent at the first.

Today, gay bars routinely make local bar rags and gay newspapers available, but that tends to be the extent of their engagement.

Thus the correct width varies with the individual and is dependent upon the extent to which it is supported by length of muzzle.

In fact, we are trained to such an extent that these negative emotions rise spontaneously, without our even trying to generate them.

Considering the extent of his injury it will be very difficult for him to recover in time for the final in Istanbul.

Surface is the basic materials to do bread, you see the face, the taste of bread to a large extent depends on the surface quality.

That of China and, to a lesser extent, of others such as South Korea, seem to be working.

A Web service receiving such a message could then determine if it trusts the claim and to what extent.

We were surveying the cassava crop, trying to assess the extent of the disease, and its effects on crop harvests.

To the extent that people aren't able to do that, people aren't able to worship freely is you know I think is a mistake.

And if I zoom in to lower Manhattan you can see the extent of New York City as it was, right at the end of the American Revolution.

Some European countries are beginning to contemplate (and, to a limited extent, undertake) economic reforms.

Such is the extent of the land holdings granted to it that some call MTR a property company with a train running through it.

One revelation is the extent to which Mr Greenspan says he did worry about and try to deflate both bubbles with early rate rises.

To the extent that this company strays from its mission of financing affordable housing, we start to lose our compass.

"It's a rags-to-riches story driven to a considerable extent by his relationship and love for his father, " adds Lord Patten.

The temperature rose to such an extent that the firemen had to leave the burning house.

The experiment results suggest that this method solves the drawback of preprocessing in a large extent and achieves high recognition rate.

I was also asked to what extent such a principle could be extended to become a wider social norm.

Debates about the extent to which tax and welfare policy should redistribute wealth from rich to poor tend to be particularly fractious.

Last but not the least, the load of the existing transportation network can be released to a great extent.

It is revealed that the categories of fund styles change annually and, meanwhile, they come up to convergence to a great extent.

I could only watch all that infuriated me to the maximum extent.

During periods of flooding, however, the number and extent of breeding sites is usually too high for larviciding measures to be feasible.

LB: I'd have to say, to a certain extent, there's a very small difference between the two.

Official data tell us as much about social mores (the extent to which self-killing is concealed) as about what really happens.

"To a certain extent, we've been doing all this blind, " Mr Davey says, referring to the planning of new berths.

In the older political economy, the search for a principle governing the measurement of value was to a certain extent justifiable.

The extent to which this conventional wisdom had taken hold came out clearly in both Iran and Afghanistan.

But as Senator Clinton said in her debates with you, we need to know the full extent of that relationship.

This had never been achieved to that extent before in computer animation.

Also including a few other sappy late-night romance movies, just to hype us up to a further extent.

People who consciously attempt to be thankful and appreciative tend to feel happier and at peace to a greater extent than others.

Mr. Ludwig said: "I don't recall anybody saying there was going to be a remission. I don't think they were dreaming to that extent. "

documents the extent to which the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago have been hotbeds of corruption.

This work develops is normal or not, to a great extent, restricting China's construction market can and orderly development.

In many instances, petroleum can penetrate the surface of concrete floors to the extent that the oil may not be removed by surface cleaning.

We have few details about the extent of fraud at any of the long list of companies that have fallen to the cash confirmation scandals.

There was also uncertainty in western capitals about the extent to which Arab states are backing the operation.

He had thought that the bee sting had opened only to his eyes the extent of her vulnerability, her lovely old-fashioned faintingness.

How Japan fares in cleaning up the radioactive contamination will determine, in part, the extent of any long-term damage.

There was not a strong link between the amount of physical activity and the extent of impairment.

Particularly remarkable is the extent to which their interest in physics dominates the correspondence despite their personal difficulties.

The system supplier will provide training to such an extent that there are someone proficient enough to take over.

Its luxury far exceeded the level of economic development, its extravagance and waste to act dido extent, the wind must not be long.

The speed with which a penetrant penetrates a surface flaw is influenced to the greatest extent by which of the following properties?

To how much extent do you think that your education in US will help your future development in China?

Her reputation, to a large extent, rests on her novels about Nebraska prairie and the description of immigrants in the American Southwest.

But it would, having long denied the great extent to which Kashmiris want rid of India.

The CTP after the problem can be resolved to a certain extent, because CTP, outlets, and can be very hard to plate.

Book and reading which used to be, and to a certain extent are yet, a luxury in the country, become a necessity in the city.

The type and extent of control to be applied to these outsourced processes shall be defined within the quality management system.

The elasticity of this system restrains the response to chaos to a certain extent in comparison with the system supported rigidly.