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This style of combining both Western and Eastern forms was one of the mainstreams of Taiwanese sculpture until the 1990s.

Before he set out on his expedition he killed his brother Bardiya (Smerdis), whom Cyrus had appointed governor of the eastern provinces.

Russia has veto power in the U. N. Security Council and can stop the passage of any resolution against the volatile Middle Eastern nation.

He said a few dozen documented Neanderthal burials from Western Europe, Eastern Europe and Southwest Asia have already been documented.

Evan and his wife moved out to the Eastern Shore of Maryland to be closer to his wife's family.

Until mid-March, Ed Ou was on assignment for The Times in Benghazi, shooting primarily feature photographs in and around the eastern city.

She is often referred to as "Theotokos" in Eastern Orthodox hymns.

The hotel is rare in the garden city of hotels, is the only eastern Guangzhou Tianhe BusinessInjurcolleguia a four-star hotel.

Perhaps those two eastern sophisticates, Mr Dervis and Mr Khalilzad, should cut through the squabbling and sort the matter out.

Before 1989, Romania's Securitate was one of the Eastern bloc's largest secret police forces in proportion to its population.

He said to me, "This water flows toward the eastern region and goes down into the Arabah, where it enters the Sea. "

and a third stretching north through Russian gas fields and into eastern Europe, where it could link up to western European networks.

The German government said the Amflora potato will be grown in eastern Germany but not on an industrial scale.

Bamboo has always been a material of great importance to Eastern cultures.

The lands of Cyprus, Cyrene (eastern Libya), and parts of Syria had been lost; Roman troops were soon to be garrisoned in Alexandria itself.

Japan's Fuji television said the Russians had laid out a carpet and set up fences at a border crossing near the Far Eastern city.

James or not, the Heat could emerge as one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference with Wade and Bosh aboard.

THANKS to a mix of luck and good decisions, the economic apocalypse that loomed over central and eastern Europe seems to have been averted.

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

Looking back on last season's Eastern Conference finals, it's easy to understand why Cleveland wanted O'Neal so badly to counter Howard.

In the Eastern Orthodox Church, it is often called the Entry into Jerusalem, and is the beginning of Holy Week.

In an uncharacteristic move, airline-industry regulators in Beijing said they would allow China Eastern's shareholders to settle the matter.

China Eastern yesterday appeared to snub Air China's offer to pay a minimum of HK$5 per share for a stake of up to 30 per cent.

It would not be in the broader interest of Europe to have an embittered neighbour in the eastern Mediterranean, or to cutGermanyadrift.

The group of mostly retired Chinese is led by an elderly gentleman who mixes strict punctuality with a certain eastern mysticism.

You've got to be careful of these Eastern lawyers. If you are not careful, they'll take you and turn you inside out.

In Eastern Europe and Central Asia, the Bank is working to reduce gender inequalities produced by the transition to a market economy.

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

Well factories on eastern China coast may rise, there seems to be a never ending pull of labor ready to take on more factory work.

Over the next few days, the storm killed people, ruined homes and businesses, and flooded large parts of eastern North America.

A species of acacia tree found in Eastern Africa seems to be protected from elephant damage - by the ants that live on it.

Belief holds that the first to reach the wooden cross, thrown by an Eastern Orthodox priest, will enjoy a year of good health.

Certain European nations are trying to move the goalposts so that some of their Eastern neighbours will find it easier to join the EU .

Western and Eastern Han Dynasties have been a crucial time when the Chinese ancient ecological thought began to take shape.

While not as exotic as an Eastern philosophy, maintaining an optimistic attitude and an open mind can be a form of meditation.

The debate about western civilization and eastern civilization between New Youth and Eastern Miscellany was one of them.

In Eastern countries, the tone is often considerably different.

For this reason, the focus on order becomes one of the axe questions between the eastern thinkers and western ones all along the history.

I consider Vietnamese pho, Middle Eastern shawarmas and all that stuff to be fast food as well.

Smog frequently builds up in eastern China during the winter when weather conditions trap pollutants over the plain.

This should have been a year of celebration in central and eastern Europe.

So what would be so bad about some Eastern learning at a time like this?

"Everywhere we went, it seemed as if Air China had been there the day before, " says Li Fenghua, chairman of China Eastern.

Vampires have long been a part of the folklore of certain areas, particularly in parts of Eastern Europe.

For Miami to even come close to winning an NBA championship, they must first make it out of a newly rejuvenated Eastern Conference.

For thousands of years, sand buried the colossus up to its shoulders, creating a vast disembodied head atop the eastern edge of the Sahara.

His career of a fine artist took off and he began to exhibit in Ukraine, Russia and other Eastern European countries.

Ironically, Gingerich himself grew up in a strictly principled Christian environment, in a family of Amish Mennonites in eastern Iowa.

"As I said, Tom's growth target for the Eastern region for next year is 15%. Now, does anyone object to moving on to South Central? Good. "

He said the rebels' National Transitional Council will soon move to Tripoli from the eastern city of Benghazi.

She gave a lot of help for the only two day journey to me and took me to see "Huangpu River" and the "Star of eastern" !

Eventually selective logging would be the norm for an enormous lumber industry, at least throughout the eastern half of the U. S.

His eyesight is still sharp, and not only that, he still goes to work six days a week at a post office in the eastern state of Maryland.

The white population of the new United States did not stretch far beyond the eastern seaboard until the 19th century.

Altogether, that eastern expansion was a fine example of what's called an answer without a question.

There was no accord on sharing river water, nor on an overland transit route through Bangladesh to India's landlocked north-eastern states.

It is an attempt to force the United States and its western allies to abandon the city amid Soviet expansion across Eastern Europe.

The methods for the remodeling of national character tends to be operable , featuring the fusion of the eastern culture and western culture.

From the outset, the London Olympics has at least had a declared aim: the regeneration of the city's poor eastern districts.

Through a textual research on the extant edition of Qin Cao, this paper holds that the book actually came out in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

The syllables of the word Araby were called to me through the silence in which my soul luxuriated and cast an Eastern enchantment over me.

Yet this was just one of a series of war crimes committed by the Japanese Army during its conquest of eastern China.

The freewheeling rap scene developing in Benghazi indicates how much has changed in eastern Libya in the past two months.

Once across, it sank to sit like a toad on the eastern bank, and new fog begun to puff out of it.

The second secret to Mr Rajapakse's election was that, at the Tigers' command, north-eastern Tamils did not vote.

Victor Chu, First Eastern chairman, said the bank would also seek to list Chinese companies on the Dubai stock market.

Rescue workers in eastern Turkey, trying to get food and blankets to survivors of Sunday's earthquake, say 17 aid trucks have been looted.

Addressing a conference in eastern China, the head of the Population Planning Commission Li Bin said the country faced major changes.

WHATEVER you think about ghosts, it is hard to speak of this desolate plateau on Turkey's eastern edge without using the word "haunted" .

With its eye on growth, the company recently launched a massive joint venture in Qatar and an offshore well in eastern Russia.

Poland likewise was one of two countries in eastern Europe willing to have missiles planted on its soil, pointing over Russian territory.

Just a few days ago I came across Robert Setshedi, a young pharmacist working in the rural Eastern Cape province of South Africa.

Further, rains are still pelting eastern parts of the province, which will probably aggravate the situation, said the spokesman.

species is apparently confined to the eastern coast of Taiwan and a few offshore islands, where it is locally abundant and used for forage.

The head of the Transitional National Council, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, said the money was needed in part to pay salaries in eastern Libya.

The company sells about 60% of its phones in the U. S. and the rest mostly to dealers in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe.

Soviet Russia also didn't plan to alter its intention to carry out a revolutionary war in Eastern Europe (at least before the NEP began).

It had cost him an effort to get the spirits down, and her laughter at once made him glance in the direction of the eastern room.

Weather officials say Hurricane Earl was moving northward off the U. S. coast, after skirting parts of the eastern Caribbean this week.

The Eastern part of the lake is round like the sun, while the Western part is shaped like a crescent moon - hence the name "Sun Moon Lake" .

Spring eggs hardboiled in boys' urine has been a local delicacy in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, eastern China, for thousands of years.

In my opinion the difference orign from different cultures, as you know the eastern culture is quite different from the western.

In India the only surviving examples live on a small piece of private land in the north-eastern state of Meghalaya.

What do a pair of Middle Eastern sovereign-wealth funds, an Australian media company, and a Dutch bank have in common?

Poland, the unofficial leader of a group of coal- dependent member states from central and eastern Europe, is firmly against such a move.

And the establishment of a modern corporate system would be a between the eastern and western regions of the country.

As part of her trip, the commissioner will visit a local factory and a government toy- testing center in eastern China tomorrow .

The sandwiches originated in Italian-American neighborhoods along the Eastern Seaboard but are now available all across the United States.

He noted that women in eastern Europe under communism were accustomed to working and continued to do so after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

China Eastern has said Singapore Airlines would be a stronger partner than a domestic airline to help its international expansion.

Now, the dam seems to be causing the opposite problem, spurring drought in central and eastern China.

He and his wife also adopted a Chinese girl who was abandoned in a vegetable market in the eastern city of Yangzhou.

When the house opens up to the garden, eastern and western side walls move towards the exterior fence creating a courtyard.

In this paper, development of cultural rural tourism is examined in a case study of a French Acadian region on an island in eastern Canada.

IBM said it had filed two cases in Federal court in the Eastern district of Texas accusing Amazon of breaching five of its patents.

It may have been a good call with the typhoon heading toward China's eastern coast.

In her address, Palin spoke confidently on international issues, and said she would help fight to end U. S. Reliance on Middle Eastern oil.

Tears filled Heise's eyes and he clutched a handkerchief during an interview at his home in this eastern German town.

upland buffalo of eastern Asia where true water buffaloes do not thrive; used for draft and milk.

Once upon a time , the youngest daughter of Emperor Yan , legendary ruler of primitive China, went boating on the Eastern Sea .

We do not know how long the transformation of the Middle Eastern wildcat into an affectionate home companion took.

The diversity of the Eastern Arc is all the more impressive because 70 percent of the original forest cover is gone.

China Eastern, the weakest of the three, lost money even when volumes were growing at up to 20 per cent a year.

The Timber rattlesnake is now on the endangered species list, and is extinct in two eastern states in which it once thrived.

This was to be the Verdun of the Eastern Front - a battle of attrition rather than a fast-moving tank battle.

A similar event seems to have occurred about a million years later on the eastern flank.

When he was traded when I (my original author) that the Heat will become the eastern part of a playoff.

The sun does not appear on the eastern horizon when the body is carried to the celestial burial ground.

You will see there is just a faint light in the eastern sky and the stars are beginning to pale.

in addition, the Eastern superpower has been upping its spending in Africa far above the engagement of any other country.

The eastern region continued to maintain a leading position, the quality competitiveness significantly enhanced in central region of china.

Even so, the forecasters say that within a decade or so eastern Germany as a whole should be as rich as the poorest western Lä nder.

With a win the chicago Bulls could take over first place in the Eastern Conference Playoff race.

He had three years of Eastern Front experience, and the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords testified to his fighting skill.

We went down accordingly into the waste, and began to make our tiresome and devious travel towards the eastern verge.

Dance with me: A man works on mock-ups of dinosaurs at the Biosphere tropical garden in Potsdam, eastern Germany.

Even in London, people from the western part sometimes find it difficult to understand the people from the eastern part.

Xiaolu Guo grew up in south-eastern China, in a remote village that had no books.

"Klondikers" , huge factory ships from eastern Europe, started to turn up in foreign waters in the 1990s.

At a ceremony in Ankara, several countries, including Turkey, signed up to the planned Nabucco pipeline through south-eastern Europe.

A: No, I thought I wanted to be an academic, and flogged myself through a [doctoral degree] program in history of Middle Eastern studies.

Capital flooded out of eastern Europe, starving the region of foreign currency and plunging it into a severe crisis.

Sirte, the stronghold of Colonel Qaddafi's tribe on the coast, continued to stay the eastern advance to the capital.

Eastern Europe is at the sharp end of the new financial protectionism, a natural consequence of government involvement in banking.

Eastern Europe is a real worry, burdened with too much debt and with too few solvent customers in their west European export markets.

common birch of the eastern United States having spicy brown bark yielding a volatile oil and hard dark wood used for furniture.

The service's lead scientist for the eastern cougar, Mark McCollough, said the animal has likely been extinct since the 1930s.

A year ago Israeli aircraft destroyed a convoy in eastern Sudan that it said was carrying Iranian arms to Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The eastern region continued to lead in development, with significant gains in economic strength and overall improvement.

It favours sandy soils in the warmer, eastern parts of the continent, where it may grow up to 15 metres in height.

As a typical estuary wetland, Minjiang estuary wetland is one of the important stops of migration route for Eastern Asia- Australia birds.

In the late 1990s, for propaganda purposes, Bin Laden invited select journalists to meet him in caves near Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan.

The western countries have monochrome with a sense of relief. The eastern countries have the tradition of monochrome wash painting.

The long controversy over iconoclasm within the eastern church prepared it for the break with the Roman church.

China is also 'ready' to apply next year for West Lake in the eastern city of Hangzhou to be added, according to Xinhua.

Police claim that many women on the game in London have been trafficked, especially from eastern Europe.

So would explosive Bulls guard Derrick Rose and his defense-oriented team, a year removed from an Eastern Conference Finals run.

Thus in the course of a few weeks the whole of our Eastern battle fleet was eliminated as a fighting force .

The dish has been a local delicacy in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province, eastern China, for thousands of years.

Underscoring the scope for catch-up, car ownership in eastern China is three times that of the poorer interior.

They found that hailstorms over the eastern United States peak in the middle of the week, when summertime air pollution is at its worst.

The residents of the new eastern member states consume one or two a year compared to with over 100 for the average Briton.

Her business tin be so good, more black and whites course that is all eastern Chuan City, discern on oneself's this Qin Ye's faces.

At least 44 people have been killed in an attack on a wedding party in south-eastern Turkey, officials say.

The next day gunmen opened fire on a police academy in Bitlis, another south-eastern province, killing a policeman.

China Eastern's management has been talking recently about trying to revive the interest of Singapore Airlines.

"Eastern Europe is really driving the growth for us and while there may be bumps we see good long-term growth there, " he said.

There was no immediate reaction from rebel leaders in their stronghold of Benghazi in eastern Libya.

A native of Shandong province in eastern China, Hu says he was inspired to run by his father, himself a running aficionado.

The only mammal added to the list this year was the Eastern Voalavo, a rodent that lives in the mountainous forests of Madagascar.

Mark - Stan: Although the season did not have Posey first, but Celts is still unable in the eastern hegemonic position to shake.

Capping a week of fireworks and festivities in honor of Saint Joseph, a bonfire engulfs satirical sculptures in this city in eastern Spain.

The children of Eastern European immigrants had rejected their parents' political and religious beliefs.

When Air China did dive in three weeks later, China Eastern, SIA and Temasek still appeared to be caught off-guard.

Big chunks of that money are beginning to flow into countries such as China, India, Russia and the emerging economies of eastern Europe.

Yolanda Wang, the freshman from Eastern China, said her father told her stories of his time as a business student in the U. S.

During the quakes leading up to the big New Madrid adjustment, there will be lots of jiggling in the eastern half of the US.

Often referred to as the "Turkish toilet" or "Eastern toilet, " squat toilets are common from France to Bangkok.

Although there have been clues that the Conficker authors may be located in Eastern Europe, evidence has not been conclusive.

Second world countries are a bit harder to define, but are usually somewhat developed (Mexico, Eastern Europe, China, Egypt).

Particular attention, he said, was needed to secure higher productivity in India's eastern states, Bihar and Jharkhand.

Likewise, when at dawn you stand intently gazing out of a window into the eastern horizon, you never feel the transition from night to day.

The son of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, he grew up in the hard-scrabble East End of London.

The ark was discovered stranded on the eastern shore, where it had long before been driven, with the prevalent northwest winds.

Iate in the afternoon he came to the end of his journey in the far western sea and got on his golden boat to return to his eastern home.

However, over the years, there has been a shift from Lagos to Enugu, in the eastern part of the country.

In the wide spaces of eastern Europe, towns needed to be able to defend themselves against raids by Turkish or Tartar horsemen.

A strong, cold, southerly wind that blows across the eastern part of New South Wales, Australia.

On the Chinese New year Eve, i can't be with you, but i had a eastern and western mixed happy New Year with some Chinese friends here!

This opportunity has led to a rush of international investment into the gas- rich state of Queensland in eastern Australia.

Even as Mr Celik spoke, aftershocks continued to rock Van, a mountainous and remote province in eastern Turkey that borders Iran.

At its height the bond between eastern Europe and America was based, like the best marriages, on a mixture of emotion and mutual support.

Israeli archaeologists are scraping away the eastern parts of the city's Arab surface in search of a Jewish past.

The spokesman said the rockets came from the eastern city of Kabul, also blamed "enemies of Afghanistan" to launch the attack.

It was still being used for civil administration in parts of central and eastern Europe in the 19th century.

As a coastal city, Mirs Bay and Shenzhen Bay Shenzhen which Mirs like the wings and to the eastern and western ends of the extension.

Education is not the only area in which China is making inroads in Central and Eastern Europe.

When the morning star appeared in the eastern sky, the struggle was over and my mind was as clear and bright as the breaking day.

Umami has frequently been used as a flavor enhancer, in both Eastern and Western cultures.

She says much of that will support business training and development programs in Latin America, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.

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

The design was out of Eastern Shipping Co. , Ltd. , to do this the company's packaging design.

Hou do not give up when sad, as your fans, we will always support you, for you in the distant Eastern oil, so you always have happy smile.

Either way there is no doubt that her remarkable synthesis of western occultism and eastern traditions became a foundation for the New Age.

In the process, eastern region is always in a dominant position. The regional difference of industrial technology is a concerned problem.

Through my 20s, and into my 30s, I began to become aware of how so much of my art and architecture has a decidedly Eastern character.

NARRATOR: Having thrown off communism, the countries of Eastern Europe continued to embrace free markets.

The eastern-based rebels are planning for that day with a provisional constitution, though the details are still fluid.

The FBI says 3 men of Middle Eastern descent were caught trying to slip past a checkpoint in a cargo truck.

The eastern side of the sky quietly raised the crescent it looked at the sun with envy.

This investment aligns with the company's strategy for growth in Central and Eastern Europe and confirms its investment in its future.

Lapis lazuli is one of the oldest precious stones and also a proof of cultural exchange between the western and eastern world.

The lifestyle of the western countries is different from that of the eastern countries.

The sun at last went down, and the swift, eastern night cast its heavy veil over the scene.

They would not stop until they had taken over South-east Asia, just as they had Eastern Europe.

At the other end of the spectrum is the Olympian perspective of a former Newsweek bureau chief for Germany and eastern Europe.

This little ice age continued in the early years of the Eastern Han with very limited improvement, if any.

In the eastern Anhui province, a lantern show is taking place in a cultural garden in Chizhou city.

Felicity Aston visited far-eastern Russia in the hope of tracking down the miracle herb at the heart of Marsden's story.

If interior was eastern, at least the exterior is not totally western, it can be a mixture of both eastern and western design.

Up to three sharks may have been involved in the fatal attack on a 21-year-old woman off an island in eastern Australia, police said Sunday.

It has only a modest presence in most of the rest of Asia as well as Latin America and Eastern Europe.

The name was coined when Jiangnan ( "south of the Yangtze" ) Circuit was split into western and eastern halves during the Tang Dynasty.

Since the Tang and Song dynasties, Longwan as the eastern outskirts of the city of Wenzhou, economic and cultural continue to develop.

Theroux's trip involved all manner of rolling stock, but in 1974 there was no Eastern &Oriental Express linking Singapore with Bangkok.

The eastern part of the country has been a seething mess since the Rwandan genocide of 1994.

Save the Children emergency officer George Graham spoke to VOA from Goma, the capital of North Kivu province in Eastern DRC.

The eastern cougar is often called the "ghost cat" because it has been so rarely glimpsed in northeastern states in recent decades.

The main reason there was the decline in demand from the ex-Soviet bloc economies in Eastern and Central Europe, Russia and Central Asia.

It was trialled on Amchitka island in Alaska and used to monitor the eastern coast of Russia until the system was dismantled in 1993.

Southern states including Georgia and Alabama were the first to be hit as the weather system moved north along the eastern seaboard.

It said the heaviest snowfall had occurred in eastern New Jersey, New York City and western Long Island.

Chinese officials said the monks' homemade bomb exploded in a government building in eastern Tibet on 23 March.

Tembin made landfall over the eastern coast of Luzon that evening and dissipated over the South China Sea the next day .

He worked himself up step by step until his company put him in charge of distribution for the whole of eastern Germany in the 1990s.

A passenger van veered off the road and plunged into a canal in eastern Pakistan on Sunday , killing 10 people , police said .

Two US soldiers who died in eastern Afghanistan on Friday were shot dead by an Afghan interpreter, it has emerged.

In eastern Asia a couple of millennia later there was a tenfold increase in the growth of rice as the region's principal foodstuff.

The law had been challenged by the rural eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt even before it was passed.

The angel of the Eastern Gate put his wings over his head to shield himself from the first drops.

It was his faith in socialism, his human instincts and legitimacy within the system that set eastern Europe free.

The post of Governor of Madura was one of key importance in view of the need to secure the king's eastern flank.

The land at the eastern end of the Black Sea, Colchis, (now Georgia), marked for the Greeks an edge of the known world.

Google said the attacks apparently originated in Jinan, a provincial capital in eastern China.

In accent, mannerism and habit of mind he appeared to be completely Eastern European.

London's bid for the games promised that "the most enduring legacy" would be the regeneration of its rundown eastern districts.

Far too often, western executives attempt to force their ideas and decision- making processes on to eastern organisations and executives.

The eastern edge of the Indo-Australian Plate holding New Zealand and Queensland appears to be almost undulating as it tilts up.

Jonathan: There've been a lot of stories that factories in Eastern Europe are using second-rate materials to save costs.

(Nissan's plant in Iwaki was an exception. ) But it ravaged the suppliers of critical parts and raw materials in north-eastern Japan.

"Sou Shen Ji" is a weird fiction written by Gan Bao in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and is of great value for the studies of Chinese vocabulary.

Observers in Europe missed the first part of the show and Eastern Asia and eastern Australia were not able to catch the final stages.

The consequences of this crisis for the stability of the eastern Mediterranean and for the Obama administration are quite severe.

"The western boys never believed that the eastern girl would treat them the way she did, " says a prominent Berliner.

S. energy policy should be increasingly Western Hemispheric -- just as China's energy policy is increasingly Middle Eastern.

Disease activity may have peaked in the earlier affected southern and south eastern parts of the United States.

On old maps, the land is called Outer Manchuria or, even more evocatively, Eastern Tartary.

This part of the Sahara Desert, located in eastern Algeria, abuts the dark grayish-brown Tinrhert Plateau.

He explained that Luca Brasi was one of the most feared men in the Eastern underworld.

Being a member of NATO and in the front of the western - eastern face-off , the FRG was deeply involved in this .

Located on the eastern end of a city block, the art hall emphasizes pedestrian access by incorporating a friendly walk into the design.

Just a moment , I'll check the schedule . The only flight available is Eastern Airlines 216 . Which leaves at 9: 45 a.

Kissing as means of expressing affection appears to have developed more extensively in Western cultures than in Eastern ones.

"Consolidation is a good idea, but the large-scale mills in eastern China can't satisfy the whole country, " he said.

in eastern Congo in recent years some 80% of fistula cases reported in women are thought to be the result of such crimes.

Mr Zoellick said the world economy had " leftover fragilities , for instance in central and eastern Europe " .

This week, Egypt became the latest Middle Eastern country to see massive anti-government street demonstrations.

His works embody a uniquely Eastern philosophical and aesthetic air, which is reflected through the dark tone and ethereal scenes.

Also, the colourful optical fibre light festooning the eaves from the Eastern Gate to the corridor-type bridge adds charm to the garden.

At least 19 people have been killed by the storm, and travel across America's eastern seaboard was disrupted all weekend.