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Entrenched in the dark side, Vader marched to the temple with a column of loyal clone troopers, gutting the sacred edifice from within.

Even though I was entrenched in the mode of ignorance, I felt fortunate to have been able to hear transcendental history being recorded.

Within a few years of the Battle of Evesham many of the reforms introduced by de Montfort had been ratified and entrenched in law.

Time has no intention of sinking in deeply entrenched in the quiet, deep night, deep thoughts of the pain, however.

But the case has underlined the extent to which crime is entrenched in modern China and corrupt officials have co-operated with criminals.

Other companies' staggered boards are entrenched in their corporate charters, which cannot be amended by a shareholders' vote.

Liveris declined to comment on whether he has been approached, and said he remains firmly entrenched in Dow.

With such a mindset entrenched in Pyongyang's dark halls of government, economic pressure becomes meaningless.

Meanwhile, organised labour is only strongly entrenched in the public sector.

H5N1 virus is now entrenched in several parts of Asia, and is moving further afield.

Numerous glaciers are entrenched in valleys like jade dragons. Seracs , icy waterfalls and ice cracks can be found everywhere.

Mr. Cameron says it has been hard to convince an industry so entrenched in its methods and to capture the imagination of investors.

The practice is still deeply entrenched in the structure and ideology of the justice system.

On the contrary, the Federal Reserve is already heavily entrenched in the political process, as the Fed chairman is a political appointee.

The concepts are usually firmly entrenched in the minds of those who have studied general science or chemistry.

The multi-ethnic society is firmly entrenched in Italy. We have to encourage integration and non-EU immigrants themselves can lend a hand.

This is especially true for people at mid- to senior-level positions, who might be too entrenched in their previous company's cultures.

But the question is whether some of Africa's leaders who are firmly entrenched in power will pay any attention to it at all.

He was firmly entrenched in darkness, even bringing his blade to snuff out the bright lives of the Jedi younglings .

with economy entrenched in social systems , economic anthropology has to be proceed from the entire customs and systems of human beings.

Some people are so entrenched in worry that they cannot see any other way to live.

The term condensation is now firmly entrenched in the literature of polymer science.

Opposition to Mr Rudd's plans is now so entrenched in parliament that he is contemplating calling an early election.

His fractious reformists, however, proved no match for the conservatives entrenched in the power structure.

Corruption and bureaucracy was far too entrenched in the economy for legislation to make a dent in the economic crisis.

Don't forget that Microsoft is entrenched in the business world, where switching from Windows is tremendously expensive.

With the H5N1 virus now firmly entrenched in large parts of Asia, the risk that more human cases will occur will persist.

First, ATM to the desktop lost favor because Ethernet and Fast Ethernet were already well-entrenched in desktop connections.

In recent months, entrenched in northern Iraq, PKK attacks in Turkey continue to enter the military, police and kidnapped teachers.

And H5N1 has become entrenched in a way that no other form of bird flu has, WHO says.

These concepts were firmly entrenched in the mathematical formulation of classical mechanics.

But they had only fought in support of the major French or British units already firmly entrenched in the effort.

To be sure, there were many suburbanites entrenched in poverty even before 2000.

Moreover, corruption is far less entrenched in Georgia than it is in Kyrgyzstan.

It is human nature to easily forget happy moments of our life, while terrible times easily become entrenched in our minds.

Microsoft's Exchange servers are pricey, but they're also well-entrenched in big businesses.

After Cosimo's death in 1464, the Medici bank went downhill, though his descendants became ever more entrenched in power in Florence.

He was now entrenched in the community.

As we become more reliant on these tools, they become more a part of our daily routine, and so we become more entrenched in this illusion.

The old ways were entrenched in duality and only possible because of the extremes that it allowed.

But financial stress is entrenched in Italy and Spain (see chart).

Avoid being entrenched in foolish office gossip.

Mr Cheney remains entrenched in the vice-president's office, along with Mr Addington and other hard- liners .

3 October 2007 - African Swine Fever remains deeply entrenched in Georgia and has recently also hit northern Armenia.

No wonder steamed fish became so entrenched in the diet.

Just because you can recall something easily doesn't mean it's deeply entrenched in your brain yet.

Over all these years, our approach to SOA has been steady, direct and entrenched in the real world.

S leadership is well entrenched in many of the world's most important institutions.

The property tycoons who benefit are deeply entrenched in Hong Kong's undemocratic political system.

Many of the movement's most vocal supporters strongly support this stance, increasingly entrenched in Amnesty's thinking;

it was because they are part of the Guayaquil oligarchy that is entrenched in power. . . and the surprises keep coming