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But what the agency did not mention was that developers had found ever more clever ways to get round rules aimed at cooling the market.

The data fog is thickening at a time when companies are trying to squeeze ever more out of their workers.

Students in the past like to go out for a group outing, but now outing seems to lose attractions to students under ever more pressure.

Despite a year of grinding hardship Greece looks ever more likely to have to restructure its debts.

marriage was only the beginning. the lines of our loving weave an ever more closely patterned fabric a tapestry of a shared life.

The final bill was always assumed to be lower, though how much lower has become ever more striking.

Zhou, who still produces a paper a month from his modest flat in Beijing, is cheered to see that pinyin is growing ever more useful.

As in other types of business, the region's local champions lack scale in a world where critical mass seems to matter ever more.

Captain Nemo continued to plummet into the dark depths of this forest, whose shrubbery grew ever more sparse.

Marriage was only the beginning. The lines of our living tapestry weave are ever more closely patterned fabric a tapestry of a shared life.

I was not quite sure whether they had locked the door; and when I dared move, I got up and went to see. Alas! no jail was ever more secure.

Most Republicans, needless to say, are ever more certain that the man is all talk.

Indeed, world leaders seem to be competing with one another to churn out ever more ambitious targets on global warming.

Today's ever more complex IT systems and associated business policies form a central piece of any IT system.

Its economy, grossly overestimated by the CIA and others in the west, fell ever more visibly behind that of the capitalist states.

For any company trying to get their product or service out in print format, the task is ever more challenging and difficult.

The battle for the best seat on a plane is one airlines seem to find ever more inventive ways of monetising.

Chinas domestic market is becoming ever more crowded and a strong domestic market will power up Chinese brand for international expansion.

For the next 70 years he pursued ever more elusive numbers, estimating GDP for a growing range of countries over a lengthening span of time.

Fast rates of expansion cannot be taken for granted; nor can the ability of the state to offer ever more protection to its citizens.

Can games be ever more than a bit of fun? Can they be -- whisper it -- serious?

How? We seem to be stealing ever more bits of free time throughout the day.

Needless to say, as I added a grueling concert schedule to my teaching and recording obligations, my life became ever more stressful.

We seem to be stealing ever more bits of free time throughout the day.

The steam, meanwhile, will become ever more plentiful, and pressure will build up to a potentially explosive level.

As well as moving upmarket, Philips, like Siemens, is also making ever more of its products, or at least parts of them, in China.

Then, and for reasons that remain a mystery, life massively diversified and became ever more complex as the rate of evolution increased.

And yet almost all information today is electronic, and there is ever more of it.

Google in effect controls adial that, as it sells ever more services to you, could move in two directions.

There seems to be ever more news report about food contaminants - why?

"A growing awareness that sustainability issues are set to become ever more important in the coming years also helps, " he said.

Its citizens are growing ever more conscious of their country's rise and of a perceived relative decline in American power.

General Butler grew ever more adamant in the defense of "his" contrabands, to a degree that must have shocked his old associates.

Protests over local injustices, already running at tens of thousands a year, were becoming ever more frequent.

So the costs of growth are inevitably going to go up as you exploit ever more valuable resources.

It has bent American foreign policy out of shape. It continues to spark calls for ever more draconian security measures at home.

Rwanda's dependence on traditional subsistence farming meant that the only way to grow more food was to move onto ever more marginal land.

Unfortunately, though, the signs are that this search for new medicines is becoming ever more operatic.

All this suggests that Mr Pink has it backwards: far from abandoning sticks and carrots organisations are making ever more use of them.

Sightings over the decades have shown that ever more of these warblers migrate to northerly grounds in the winter rather than heading south.

AFTER a week's voting in a long-anticipated referendum, the secession of South Sudan looks ever more likely.

As the stock of foreign currency accumulates, speculation on an appreciation rises, making it ever more costly to hold the currency down.

And even I wish to see the punishment of financial alchemists who claimed that ever more debt turns economic lead into gold.

it also involves the ever-more powerful, and stroppy, European Parliament, in its own gigantic crystal palace down the road.

If you must restrict your choice, you are at least taking advantage of the trend for the big global cities to become ever more dominant.

The changing nature of international relations requires governments to work ever more closely together for their mutual benefit.

Though no big political party wants to leave the EU, it looks ever more likely to happen.

The focus of Peters's later work was the management of continuous change in a chaotic world. His books became ever more populist.

We learn how the war on drugs fostered ever more potent pot by forcing breeders to move indoors and cross Mexican and Afghan varieties.

That was the plan -- to call storms Alpha, Beta and so on -- if there were ever more than twenty-one named storms in a season.

Similarly, at some point it may no longer be possible to persuade plants to put ever more energy into seeds.

Yet the old man seems to be ever more isolated.

As this density lightens, you are able to take in ever more of the sacred-Light data packets that are changing your physical essence.

So over the next two years, our lives in Baghdad became ever more restricted.

None of these indicators are dispositive. Nothing in the investment world is ever more than about 80% certain.

The New York photographer has spent hundreds of hours travelling the world to see the ever more intriguing secrets of the ocean.

How does it avoid being drowned out in an a noisy cacophony of ever-more-vital conversations?

In a scramble to make up for lost revenue, hotels and tour operators created ever more attractive packages to lure visitors.

The truth is, as ever, more complex. Darwin was too interesting, too careful a thinker to be caricatured in these ways.

But with Chinese consumers becoming ever more demanding, she has no alternative but to beef up research and development.

Droughts seem to be ever more frequent in northern China, and southern cities such as Guangzhou are also affected.

Forecasters say that, thanks to the rising sea level, it will go up and down ever more frequently, and may be overwhelmed by 2030.

But look farther ahead and a much bigger gap appears, as an ageing population needs ever more pensions and health care.

As world communications become ever more elaborate and widespread, the Faravahar has entered into a wider world.

Ever more investors are piling into the oil markets, the argument runs, pushing up the price as they do so.

Gooch: She seems to be ever more popular.

Concentrating all of these means greater productivity, but it also means that we are inviting ever more catastrophic financial hurricanes.

So, you know, we live in a world that's subjected to ever more stringent child safety regulations.

On the other, Britain's ability to influence any of these things is limited by its ever-more peripheral role in the EU.

The Bank of England, for its part, is breaking ever more unconventional ground.

The belief that search engines make popular websites ever more popular, at the expense of other pages, is now being challenged by research.

Joe and I were still weaving our adventures, ever more coherently, when I turned thirteen and he was fourteen.

Nonetheless, social skills seem to grow ever more essential as local economies grow larger and more complex.

It opened up a new world of ever more complex investments, blossoming into a gigantic global industry.

The openness and allowance of the general manager made zhang ever more inspiring than before.

Over the next 20 months, Mr Bernanke employed ever more creative means to inject liquidity into the financial markets.

And then, being slightly scruffy has been the fashion in London for such a long time, and ever more may it be, say I.

Meanwhile he has concentrated ever more power and wealth in the hands of his own extended family and clan.

They come in two forms: an ever deeper European Union (banishing nationalism) and ever more generous welfare states (offering security).

As sales become ever more concentrated, it is becoming both more urgent and harder to establish a foothold near the top of the market.

In the run-up to America's presidential elections in 2008, China's rise is likely to become ever more contentious.

eg. So we continue to listen out for the signal from aliens through ever more ingenious methods. But we are transmitting too.

The name Malfoy still commands a certain respect, yet the Ministry grows ever more meddlesome.

If not, the path to adjustment and stabilisation of American housing markets is sure grow ever longer, and ever more painful.

We'll keep seeing ever more powerful and more intelligent applications of computer power becoming available to the general public.

Groundwater levels have steadily dropped in recent years as farmers dig ever more wells to pump up the precious liquid to irrigate crops.

THOUGH America's relations with Pakistan grow ever more wretched, it remains hard to imagine either side daring to break them off.

The demand for a strategic perspective is colliding ever more frequently with the day-to-day pressures of domestic politics.

"If you just give me a moment. . . " Mr Cardin says feebly, "I only have a few more slides. . . " The crowd is ever more restless.

Many Chinese would certainly like the chance to share a little more in the nation's ever-more conspicuously displayed wealth.

The concept of companies as people became ever more vital as capitalism developed.

as a result, they are ever more prepared to take major decisions and initiatives without deference to American preferences.

So we continue to listen out for the signal from aliens through ever more ingenious methods.

However, Pritchett argues that the non-adoption of new patterns and technologies can be ever more costly.

During my travels and conversations over the past few weeks, I have become ever more convinced that I have inherited a strong Organization.

One by one a series of ever more gruesome executions goes unchecked as a demented serial killer hijacks the internet for his sick game.

No woman was ever nearer to her mate that I am ever more absolutely bone of his bone and flesh of his flesh.

The know-how they brought boosted production efficiency still further and made Ford cars ever more affordable.

All this makes the robotic tuna's new incarnation ever more reminiscent of the real thing.

As they start to pull their weight on the world stage, working with the United States will become ever more important.

In the us, a number of carriers have gone bust while others are struggling to survive in an ever more competitive market place.

Thus his nose led him ever higher, ever further from mankind, ever more towards the magnetic pole of the greatest possible solitude.

The post-war move to the suburbs, and the spread of fitted kitchens and bathrooms, supplied ever more surfaces to be scrubbed and wiped.

The regional elections highlighted how the Russian government and United Russia have become ever more intertwined.

If relative housing prices do not fall, ever more houses will be built, adding to existing distortions.

Expanding economies no longer produce more of the same products, but rather ever more new products with additional value.

Australia's ending of official denial of climate change is significant and leaves the United States ever more exposed on the issue.

What causes implementation headaches are the ever more complex interactions across components and subsystems.

for rightness and the bid for it becomes addictive that man may ever more programme himself from within, the path to reason.

Boards are becoming more independent and professional, rendering the old-style strongmen ever more of an anachronism.

For the next 20 years Engels worked grumpily away, handing over half his generous income to an ever more demanding Marx.

Ever more Westerners understandably ask why their compatriots must keep dying to prop up the inept and corrupt Mr Karzai.

Now, trade, travel and the Internet speed new ideas around the globe ever-more rapidly. So the benefits are dispersed.

Science needs more competition between hypotheses and ever more rigorous tests as well.

Globalisation means that increasing numbers of business travellers are regularly visiting ever-more distant destinations, especially China.

The American dream is simple: work hard and move up. As the country emerges from recession, the reality looks ever more complicated.

Much recyclable material can be processed locally, but ever more is being shipped to developing nations, especially China.

The chaos built like a storm, swirling around her with ever more violence.

Wall Street Journal investigation of the practice showed tracking to be pervasive and ever-more intrusive: The 50 most-popular U.

Otherwise, the pirates will just come up with ever more clever ways of getting around the law.

The developed world may simply have to resign itself to an adversarial symbiosis with China that grows ever more rancorous with time.

But the US space agency (Nasa) hopes that the telescope's extraordinarily sensitive detectors will lead it to worlds ever more like our own.

he two, as the court's youngest members, are poised to take ever more commanding roles in the years ahead.

As audiences fragment, the big shows' ability to draw huge numbers of eyeballs at a specific time becomes ever more valuable to advertisers.

Someone questioned if I had proof that China is getting ever more so superficial.

Since DDT was released for civilian use, a process of escalation has been going on in which ever more toxic materials must be found.

The White House is facing ever more difficulty in getting nominees through Congress.

With the power system reform, power supply enterprises are facing ever more challenges. Customers are the key to profit.

And social media is making the network ever more powerful as a way of selling stuff to people who want it.

The rich world no longer welcomes the tired and the huddled; it looks set to compete ever more fiercely for the bright and the qualified.

It may seem strange or undesirable now, but you'll find yourself feeling ever more grateful for and excited by the awakening.

We demand ever more powerful technologies, while expecting them to be smaller, more compact and discreet.

Strategic research on business as the timeless theme of enterprise development is growing ever more widely appreciated.

News of this, the Haiti quake and now Chile make it seem Earth is becoming ever more active.

The international distribution of mobile students is clearly changing, reflecting an ever more competitive global higher-education market.

Is leucorrhoea ever more is those who be pregnant augural is still be menstruation augural ?

As democracies continue to grow and flourish throughout the Arab world, working with nations like Qatar will become ever more important.

The increasing complexity and inherent noisiness of the generated data makes visual data exploration ever more important.

It needs to continue to innovate and remain relevant in an ever-changing, and ever-more-competitive, landscape.

As the financial sector grew, so did the demand for talented, numerate graduates to create new and ever more sophisticated products.

Security analysts foresee a dangerous slide in which sub-Saharan Africa's largest Muslim population turns ever more extremist.

Movie directors and video game producers have been using computers for years to create ever more realistic special effects.

And I have no reservations in calling on you to play an ever more active role.

For some developers, however, the business model is unsustainable: raising funds at ever higher rates to acquire ever more expensive land.

Yet as they look for the most attractive investments, the sovereign funds also find themselves competing ever more fiercely with each other.

The potential cost to governments keeps rising as they plan ever-more-ambitious measures to prop up their banking systems.

Asking banks to pile up ever more capital to cushion losses is also just one way of safeguarding the system.

As the views became ever more spectacular, we talked earnestly about faith, women's rights, taxation and the advantages of multiple wives.

Even so, some analysts and investors question Zynga's ability to keep producing hit games in an ever more crowded field.

But just sharing ever more information will not save society from business malpractice and corporate psychopaths.

Yet the sea's potential as a biochemical resource is becoming ever more apparent.

If the obdurate president were dislodged, it might prompt more fighting, with parliament breaking up into ever more acrimonious factions.

The human dream shall move ever more swiftly towards ascension with many more indigos and pale indigo births in the year ahead.

the video-games industry's relentless pursuit of ever more computing power and graphical detail might ultimately prove counterproductive.

We thank you for what you are doing in our own lives. Make us ever more Christ-like, for his sake.

Occasional regional and local armed conflicts flare up, and economic competition is becoming ever more acute.

More closures are likely to follow as opportunities for labour cost arbitrage become ever more scarce.

Schools teach the virtues of entrepreneurialism. The universities put ever more emphasis on business education and links with industry.

States grow ever more machine-like, men are transformed into statistical choruses of voters, producers, patients, tourists or soldiers.

As the sport of Formula One racing grows ever more technically demanding, so the practice of testing has grown in importance.

As the focus turns to longer-term efforts, allowing local and foreign NGOs to participate will become ever more important.

Companies will have to invest in ever more channels to capture the same number of ears.

The designs have become ever-more frequent and complicated since then, incorporating animations and interactive elements.

As capital increasingly stays at home, many middle-income countries find their financing needs ever more difficult to meet.

In spite of this, financiers built ever more on foundations that should no longer have been trusted.

Religious organizations are prodding corporations on social issues, and winning ever more shareholder support.

Apparently, the simpletons in these populist movements must not be trusted in our ever-more complex globalised world.

But new splits are opening up, especially in the rich world, and with them come ever more chances for friction.

The pH of seawater worldwide is dropping (acidifying) as oceans absorb ever more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

That makes them a powerful force as demographic changes turn America ever more Hispanic, and increasingly different from secular Europe.

The bright nucleus is home to an older population of stars, which grow ever more densely packed toward the centre.

As data centres require ever more power to operate, they're increasingly being located near existing power generation or cooling resources.

Rather than engage seriously with the democratic opposition, Mr Assad seems ever more determined to crush it.

Using it as a base, they also experimented with ever more complicated partnerships.

The tendency toward ever more economic regulation resulted not in socialism as such but fascist planning.

Robust passwords are increasingly crucial in a world where ever more business is conducted online.

And these divergences are worth watching closely, particularly as employment recovery grows ever more protracted.

But if more capital and bodies are to support near-double-digit growth, they have to be used ever more efficiently.

Today's urban environment is changing ever more quickly, especially with regard to travel demands on the local highway and transit networks.

Instead, they allowed the bubble to inflate and let financial transactions become increasingly opaque and ever more leveraged.

This situation is becoming graver, because Web applications play a growing and ever-more critical part of most businesses.

Students and their families are becoming ever more reliant on loans, both commercial and state-backed, and default rates are climbing.

As they do so, finding spare land and increasing the efficiency of farming will become ever more important.

Executives' compensation is linked ever more to performance rather than bureaucratic formulas.

The ever-more complicated framework of semantic web services reveals a significant limitation of web services technology.

at the time when technology means ever more harmful carbon in the air we breathe, we need these forests now more than ever.

US military strength is fearsome but the limits to its use bind ever more tightly.

Status Offline American fortunes in Iraq are ever more dependent on feuding Iraqis who seem, at times, almost heedless to American appeals.

Forty-nine million or so American children have returned to public school classrooms that are, according to many critics, ever more boring.

With the rise of the "rest" , global economic governance is ever more important.

Ever more petit bourgeois, consumerist and fascistic, the tele-stupefied country has lost all awareness of culture and language.

There is ever more debris, thanks to a recent Chinese anti-satellite test and an accidental collision oftwo communications satellites.

When the possessor becomes possessed by accumulating ever-more possessions, the adaptation, the adaptation-level phenomenon has run wild.

Consequently, searching and analyzing this information is becoming ever more challenging.

As the people's life informatics and economy globalizes, English as a media of information is becoming ever more important.

Branding is becoming ever more important as companies face an increasingly global and competitive marketplace.

The road to Human 3. 0 and beyond will, I believe, be largely due to ever more instances of this kind of harnessing.

The spiral drove the ratio of thinking parts to body weight in the direction of ever more body.

Against growing political pressure and ever more clever assurances by Beijing they eventually found reasons of their own to relent.

Some people are even questioning whether the scramble for ever more information is a good idea.

Analysts say this trend is set to continue, with companies based in emerging markets, headed by China and India, becoming ever more active.

The IEA called for greater investment in renewables and nuclear power to ease pressure on scarce and ever more expensive commodities.

Means for speeding the collection and transfer of cash have been offered in ever more ingenious forms.

Local governments are worried about the cost of accommodating ever more newcomers.

Modern societies are ever more reliant on computer systems linked to the internet, giving enemies more avenues of attack.

America's workforce grew. Its workers abandoned tight-knit cities for ever more far-flung suburbs, requiring longer commutes.

Ever-more-available shale gas brought a cheap and reliable alternative route to domestically fuelled electricity.

And, the resistant strains of infections are multiplying each and every year and becoming ever more resistant to antibiotic treatment.

Even so, life is getting ever more uncomfortable for the bigger beasts of the corporate jungle.

Indeed, as oil and gas have become increasingly expensive, countries rich in coal have found themselves relying on it ever more.

The professors themselves complain that their students are spending ever more time looking for jobs and ever less time studying.

New economic policies are implemented; national GDP continues to grow, and the party's hold on power grows ever more secure.

The impact of disease epidemics has increased dramatically as the world becomes ever more interconnected.

The scene neatly captured their own late '60s ambivalence toward the ever more synthetic landscape of their times.

The more we invest in Angola, the better, as it means we are producing ever more crude oil ". "

The rulers aimed to be exalted as rulers of wider domains and to levy taxes on ever more peasants.

The toxicity which started in mortgage-backed securities is spreading through the world's banks as ever more assets go bad in the recession.

At home, fidelity to these values has extended the promise of America ever more fully, to ever more people.

That choice, deeply controversial at the time, has proved ever more toxic as Iraq has fallen to violent chaos.

Google wants ever more people doing ever more things on the web, and peace of mind that nobody, not even Microsoft, can interrupt that.

You might dismiss that as rhetorical exuberance, but it becomes ever more apparent that his ambition is real.

First, the politics blocking a resolution of the euro crisis is becoming ever more toxic (see article).

Key to handling such unprecedented torrents of data, of course, have been ever more powerful and more affordable computers.

Along the way, interest-avoidance schemes became ever more sophisticated.

And ever more countries are making "renewables" even more attractive through subsidies or taxes on grubbier fuels.

And the bigger picture is still of a country that has become ever more open to international trade in the past 30 years.

No one respects crocodile tears, but emotion in the workplace is becoming ever more acceptable.

To add insult to this injury, the IMF's finances become more desperate as its clients become ever more solvent.

With many mortgage loans underwater, continuing job losses are pushing ever more households into default.

Not only are China's rich getting richer, they are also seemingly ever more out of the reach of the common folk.

Despite its increasing emphasis on coal, biomass, nuclear power, and other alternatives, China requires ever more oil and natural gas.

And AIs will move ever faster and ever more efficiently at resolving these questions, never quite having enough answers.

The ever more sophisticated equipment required to make semiconductors has been getting dearer with every iteration of Moore's Law.

Syria's turmoil may yet take on a wider regional dimension. Ordinary Syrians are getting ever more fearful.

But this effort to make the system safer has made it ever more dangerous.

Mr Saleh looks ever more isolated as tribal leaders and opposition figures line up behind the protesters.

The danger of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is ever more salient, posing grave threat to world peace.

This view looks plausible as the conversion ratios become ever more attractive.

PLCs (programmable logical controller) face ever more complex challenges these days.

Since Galileo, advancing telescope technology has made our human perspective seem ever more myopic.

American soldiers in Iraq may become ever more suspicious about women, particularly pregnant women.

Yet it has exposed us to sinister new threats, especially as our society has grown ever more dependent on new technology.

Once Qom is on line, it will be able to produce ever more enriched uranium, ever faster.

It's morning in the Kalahari, and this female cheetah has discovered that her cubs are growing ever more independent.

Poor children are trapped in dismal schools, while richer parents spend ever more cash on tutoring their offspring.

Digital nomadism will liberate ever more knowledge workers from the cubicle prisons of Dilbert cartoons.

Whether for channels, shows or conservative presenters, subscriptions will become ever more important to television.

And the violence depicted in video games is becoming more realistic as computer graphics become ever more sophisticated.

Japan moreover has been highly effective behind the scenes in helping China take an ever more prominent role in world affairs.

That means the two economies are ever more interdependent, and trade could grow if relations keep warming.