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Roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro of Osaka University built his own mechanical twin to see how humans react to extraordinarily lifelike machines.

If the IOC did not see that the 2001 decision to award the games to Beijing was likely to end that run, it was extraordinarily naive.

These moves, the pregnant woman is all human effort, a little space, but is extraordinarily warm.

He was about humanizing technology in a way that make it extraordinarily easy and was an absolutely joy and pleasure to use.

She was an extraordinarily beautiful girl, Margaret Devereux, and made all the men frantic by running away with a penniless young fellow.

It is only because we have become used to these extraordinarily fragile structures that this demand seems so outrageous.

And of course they are an extraordinarily good vehicle for the messages we want to put out on habitat conservation.

Once, there was a young woman by the name of Psyche and she was extraordinarily beautiful.

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

As you can see, that was an extraordinarily fast response, especially when considering that the response was initiated without warning.

All this represented not a failure, but a dawning realization of just how extraordinarily complicated each genome is.

New research by DR. Albert Wolfson of Northwestern University seems to indicate that the timing of return flight is extraordinarily complex.

The point is simple, if extraordinarily difficult for those of us proud of our traditions to accept: this democracy no longer works.

It was drunk out of very beautiful, extraordinarily exquisite tea bowls made from porcelain, one of the glories of the Song Dynasty.

Finland's teens score extraordinarily high on an international test. American educators are trying to figure out why.

She was quiet and vague, she had no contact with them and intended to have none. Clifford was extraordinarily proud of himself.

Surveys showed that until about a week ago, Egyptians had extraordinarily low expectations for the future, among the lowest in the world.

Democratization has helped transform Seoul into a more livable city in an extraordinarily short time.

He was about humanizing technology in a way that made it extraordinarily easy and it was an absolutely joy and pleasure to use.

Mr. Obama is likely to benefit from an extraordinarily low interest-rate environment for at least a few more years.

It is worth remembering that this greater team spirit is an extraordinarily difficult thing to replace quickly when it is lost.

At the beginning of this year, Southern China suffered from extraordinarily severe ice disaster never happened in previous decades.

"It is extraordinarily lucky, " Doherty says. "It is I think one of the great historical circumstances that we have to take advantage of. "

The extraordinarily high percentage of long-term unemployed isn't just a feature of this recession.

Unless the price is extraordinarily high, it is hard to see why Rio would prefer this to a rights issue, however arduous.

We don't have a view that says world is extraordinarily vulnerable right now and that the only place to make money is in a safe haven.

The forward curve for Nymex crude prices currently slopes upward - known as a 'contango' - and is extraordinarily steep.

Although criminal tax statutes are extraordinarily uncomplicated, enforcement of these same statutes is quite complex.

In his remark to reporters, Obama said he had seen extraordinarily positive signs for the future of the country.

Well, in the first few years of this decade there was some extraordinarily fast decline in Arctic sea ice.

He said CDS have been 'extraordinarily useful' in allowing institutions to hedge their own risks.

It was extraordinarily difficult - not physically, but mentally - and reminded me of my first driving lessons.

It had been an extraordinarily painful year for both her and Michael.

for cases involving extraordinarily large amounts, with imprisonment of over three years but less than seven years, and with fine.

The moon in foreign countries is extraordinarily round yet maybe I won't be able to see the less round moon any more.

Gillett added: "The club is in extraordinarily good financial condition. Far better than Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal. "

Instead its government continues to be able to borrow at extraordinarily low interest rates.

He told the Bloomberg news agency that the finding of a psychiatric disorder in about half of those studied "seems extraordinarily high. "

In terms of the burden that I feel, I am extraordinarily honored to be put in the position of President.

But it was a philosopher who arguably, and extraordinarily, exerted the greatest impact on the modern handle.

This is especially true in a year in which Beijing will host the Olympics, with national pride extraordinarily high.

Like the fictional Peter, Malthe-Brunn was very young and extraordinarily committed to his beliefs.

Murdoch's biographer Michael Wolff commented that: "This is our Wendy, her great, full of energy, extraordinarily high IQ. "

With the sun shining on tree-shaded campus and red school buildings, Tagore International School was extraordinarily beautiful.

'It's extraordinarily unusual for men to leave without having somebody, ' says Ms. Loeser.

All this building is technically creating gross domestic product, but it is extraordinarily wasteful.

This was only the case for women. Extraordinarily attractive men weren't found to be discriminated against.

And that intelligence must have been involved in getting these extraordinarily diverse elements to work together.

He made, they both said, "an extraordinarily good ambassador's wife" .

The president also said that North Korea's actions in the last several months have been "extraordinarily provocative. "

As I said a moment ago, ever since my arrival he has become extraordinarily meticulous.

Though they may look slow and clumsy , they are extraordinarily fast, able to reach speeds up to 25 m. p. h.

The U. S. was an extraordinarily different place politically in 1850, but it didn't lack contradictions.

Extraordinarily high response times, or spikes (as shown in Figure 1), can be a concern if they occur frequently.

In fact, the only safe lesson to draw is that the battle for the White House is an extraordinarily fluid affair.

"It's extraordinarily high compensation, " he said by telephone.

"China is one of those extraordinarily magical places, which for us in the west holds a mythical allure, " says Armani.

The amount of trade conducted electronically has grown extraordinarily since the spread of the Internet.

"is still an extraordinarily rich society where Americans maintain outsize consumption 'needs' relative to other societies. "

He did reasonably well with that group in the Potomac states (Maryland and Virginia) and extraordinarily well with them in Wisconsin.

in going over the record with the perspective of time , i am astonished by my own extraordinarily sanguine reporting.

And so having the opportunity to be here as a yardstick has I think been extraordinarily important and of great benefit to all of us.

Through the use of admixtures and blending technology the engineering requirements of an extraordinarily demanding project can be met.

If, I will enjoy the free and easy, exile themselves, then my life would not have become extraordinarily meaningful.

The Panaceas have been extraordinarily fortunate in their biographer. Jane Shaw is an insightful, shrewd and humorous writer.

So when you have done all this, the mind in sleep becomes extraordinarily awake and you do not have to go to an analyser of dreams.

No one denies that the American system has problems, including its extraordinarily high costs and unnecessary treatments.

Chinese growth, to be sure, remains extraordinarily high by world standards and looks likely to stay so.

It has been proven extraordinarily effective in assuring the health and growth of the most sensitive of marine life in aquariums.

John really feels a connection to me, for many characteristics we have are extraordinarily similar.

He felt that he had been extraordinarily witty over lunch, encouraged by her flashing eyes.

An extraordinarily high volume trading session occurring suddenly in an uptrend signaling the end of the trend.

It's a trick used by the Ancient Greeks and how Cicero managed to reel off extraordinarily complicated speeches off the cuff.

That would be an extraordinarily high level for such a big economy.

We found the pump oxygenator to be extraordinarily efficient, reliable, of great capacity and also simple to operate.

Their extraordinarily circuitous route reflected uncertainty about their ultimate destination, as well as the need to avoid hostile forces.

But they became extraordinarily respectively in the unique society historical situation temporary, had the brilliant contribution character.

One natural Chinese family has always been known but has been extraordinarily difficult for gardeners to acquire and cherish.

The United States special envoy to Sudan, Princeton Lyman, described the escalation as "extraordinarily dangerous" .

A little great deal earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious call from Sen. McCain.

Then, if you do it, you will see that the mind becomes extraordinarily alert, alive and sensitive, free and unburdened.

predominant yew in Europe; extraordinarily long-lived and slow growing; one of the oldest species in the world.

We are extraordinarily fortunate and grateful that he has decided to step in during the middle of this season.

Assistant Chief Constable Alistair Finlay has described it as an extraordinarily dangerous situation.

Its latest models, like the new, light MacBook Airs, have extraordinarily good battery life.

They figure in the bright and the sun extraordinarily brisk, the pace of their fresh the morning show was especially strong.

Bath center on the second floor, the total number of Taiwan's extraordinarily beautiful young lady, evidently we are not locals.

But as he says, and people who travel the country soon find out, ordinary Chinese people are extraordinarily warm with foreigners.

A rapid drop in oxygen and extraordinarily cold conditions would be just two of the deadliest consequences.

But once you get used to a certain standard of living, it's extraordinarily difficult to cut back.

In going over with the record with the perspective of time, I am astonished by my own extraordinarily sanguine reporting.

At this moment, he was surprised to find that today's extraordinarily bringing bright moon, but a dime on the scene resembles fragrance.

Tyson connected with the Social Media Club and began a string of extraordinarily smart and effective efforts to enlist the community.

The Kirchners have been extraordinarily lucky that their time in power has coincided with a surge in Argentina's terms of trade (see chart).

Unlike Fortescue, Rio Tinto's survival was not in doubt, but it faced an extraordinarily difficult refinancing.

The job is extraordinarily complicated and no one expected the new man to be pitch-perfect on arrival.

Yet in a very short time, Sudoku has become extraordinarily popular, bringing to mind the Rubik's cube craze of the early 1980s.

The operation followed months of undercover police work that gathered evidence of an extraordinarily lucrative empire.

An extraordinarily high volume occurring suddenly in a downtrend signaling the end of the trend.

On his expressive face, his eyes are extraordinarily bright.

His second human mother was Laura, only 18 at the time, extraordinarily young, but a very bright, capable woman.

The exploitation of energy resources plays an extraordinarily important role in Yulin's rapid construction and development.

It would be extraordinarily difficult to continue under the fire of suicide squads trained on, and despatched from, Pakistani soil.

Regular surveys of consumer confidence suggest that it is now extraordinarily weak.

Today, on this extraordinarily important day for me, I want to say some more words of a more personal nature than usual for me.

In these extraordinarily turbulent times, it is not surprising that important disagreements have emerged among policymakers and economists.

Regenerative medicine is an extraordinarily simple concept that everybody can understand.

Carl Czerny was actually an extraordinarily prolific composer whose curiously mechanical way of working made his vast output possible.

Bold efforts to open up entirely new fields or draw grand syntheses are extraordinarily risky and therefore rare.

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

This generation fuels are extraordinarily environment-friendly and also easily decompose into the soil without pollution.

As the Autumn Festival and the National Day holidays are approaching, local travel agencies launch extraordinarily long vacation travel.

I have always fancied plumbing as an alternative career, not least because all the plumbers I have ever met have been extraordinarily happy.

He was surprised to find that today's extraordinarily bringing bright moon, but a walking shadow resembles fragrance.

Moreover, education has an extraordinarily high contemporaneous relationship with national income levels .

Such cooperation is particularly important to the Asia Pacific region, where both China and the United States are extraordinarily active.

It is a little-known fact that a life lived without enemies would be an extraordinarily dull affair.

This dividing and doubling continues as an extraordinarily complex organism evolves.

FOR the descriptions given by people who claimed to have seen the puma were extraordinarily similar.

This extraordinarily powerful, electronic listening device lets you HEAR and SEE a conversation from a football field away.

The extraordinarily important role of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) was emphasized.

Europe is extraordinarily chic in Beijing nowadays; the city is making up for lost time.

That the responsibility boundary fixes practice middle, network tort is extraordinarily difficult.

For the description given by people who claimed to have seen the puma were extraordinarily similar.

He looked quite extraordinarily out of place.

Acute emergencies in gastroenterology are extraordinarily severe conditions with high morbidity and mortality.

Third, extraordinarily loose monetary policy in many countries risks creating inflation, which would favour equities over bonds.

It has certainly made a substantial number of people extraordinarily rich.

Ordinary Israelis have been extraordinarily generous. The official response, by contrast, has been confused and chaotic.

The punishment of Mr Madoff whose fraud was described as "extraordinarily evil" by the judge, still leaves many questions unanswered.

The meal had to be simple but so extraordinarily sensuous and delicious that he couldn't help but be moved, despite himself.

The president's extraordinarily thin base of popular support and uncertain relations with soft-liners militate against a pacted transition.

Invented by Napoleon, the French judge'instruction, or investigating judge, has extraordinarily wide-ranging judicial powers.

provides an extraordinarily detailed picture of how the royal patronage system works.

Going extraordinarily quiet day, the classroom was covered with sadness and disappointment.

The absence of an atmosphere exposes surface materials to the extraordinarily hard vacuum of space.

The amount of trade conducted electronically has grown extraordinarily with widespread Internet usage.

Whole aluminum alloy fold body, extraordinarily light Fully tally with mechanical engineering , more comfortable.

The storm was, if not unprecedented, extraordinarily rare, National Weather Service meteorologist Thomas Spriggs said.

But the distribution of these gains is extraordinarily unequal.

The idea of the virtual corporation is a myth. The idea of the extraordinarily focused business is the important reality.

When we periodically hear news of an extraordinarily old person, one question that invariably comes up is: "How did you get to be so old? "

Then people will be asking why their chancellor and their finance minister have been so extraordinarily complacent.

Programmers have turned computers from extraordinarily powerful but fundamentally dumb tools, into tools with smarts.

Frampton's woodcuts, which recall Byzantine artwork, especially in the wide-eyed, angular faces, are extraordinarily compelling.

Her moustaches and eyebrows were extraordinarily becoming to her.

Fiscal policy is also extraordinarily loose, as the deterioration in the public finances testifies.

Even more remarkably, he says he could still do it: his memory is not only extraordinarily capacious, it also retains everything.

So affected was her mind by what she had seen, that the play now seemed an extraordinarily beautiful thing.

Yet , it was used as a chemical warfare agent in World War I. It's an extraordinarily toxic thing .

I recommend a three - pronged strategy for pursuing innovation , even during extraordinarily difficult times .

A little bit earlier this evening, I just received an extraordinarily gracious call from Senator McCain.

FOR such a smart man, Paul Krugman has an extraordinarily simple view of the world.

Tools of the trade include lanky, unfeathered legs and an extraordinarily long middle toe for catching quarry and holding it fast.

Knowledge production requires an elite but an extraordinarily small number of workers.

A little bit earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious call from Senator McCain.

Computers handle vast quantities of information with extraordinarily high-fidelity copying and storage.

As Perkowski admits, China is changing extraordinarily fast and most of these events happened a decade ago.

Hefei Airport has been extraordinarily busy these few days as the Spring Festival is approaching. Here is some flight information.

These are the day he was walking in an extraordinarily keen senses observed in a variety of things.

Gravitational waves are normally so extraordinarily weak that scientists have never detected them directly.

A little bit earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious call from Sen. McCain. Sen.

Any deviation from that strategy should require extraordinarily compelling evidence.

Now, nature is transferring mass at an extraordinarily high rate in many of these binary systems.

A little wee bit earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious cisl from Sen. McCain.

And I think that this is an extraordinarily interesting area because there is tremendous area under this long tail in publishing.

Another extraordinarily good amalgamation to practice is Open Impetus Turn, followed by the Weave in the Waltz.

Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to me, Mr. New Vegas, and you look extraordinarily beautiful right now.

The extraordinarily high grades of copper and cobalt ore in Katanga province have attracted scores of foreign mining companies.

That bill would be extraordinarily valuable to us.

And the extraordinarily candid conversations we had with Chinese business leaders and Party officials was both surprising and invaluable.

Obama's bold and extraordinarily risky foreign policy ambitions could easily unravel even without missile defence.

All one knew was it was going to be extraordinarily dangerous to enter into that.

Like several other speakers Barrow emphasized how extraordinarily "fine-tuned" the universe is for our existence.

The truth is, pandas are extraordinarily expensive to keep going.

How does this square with the common perception that Chinese household saving is extraordinarily high and rising?

It is extraordinarily difficult for poor countries to climb into the top ranks of world economic powers.

Sweden was rich in copper, thus, because of copper's low value, extraordinarily big coins (often weighing several kilograms) had to be made.

Thus far, the world's investors have proved willing to extend seemingly unlimited credit to America on extraordinarily easy terms.

To most people, boot loaders aren't the most exciting aspect of an operating system, but they are extraordinarily important.

Also surprisingly, they didn't find any individuals who had an extraordinarily high number of contacts.

A little bit earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious call from Sen.

Although caring for the boys can be exhausting, Mrs. Garcia says it is also extraordinarily rewarding.

Hence, the decision-making issue of bridge engineering is extraordinarily complicated.

But it's also making it extraordinarily difficult for American solar manufacturers to compete.

In recent years, the economic development of Qingdao is extraordinarily fast, whose general economic strength is being upgraded constantly.

"It's extraordinarily beautiful, " he reiterates. "Mankind's last real vacation paradise. "

Aberforth remained fixed in his chair, gazing at Harry with the eyes that were so extraordinarily like his brother's.

Certainly agricultural work is extraordinarily strenuous physically, but agriculture is also a science.

People need to believe that the extraordinarily aggressive monetary and fiscal policies of today will be reversed.

But most economists attribute the surplus years primarily to extraordinarily rapid growth.

Expressions from sports are extraordinarily common in everyday American speech.

A: China is highly concerned about the extraordinarily complicated and sensitive situation on the Korean Peninsula.

Lechler full cone nozzles excel in applications that require extraordinarily uniform liquid distribution across a circular or square area.

extraordinarily prescient memoranda on the probable course of postwar relations-R. H. Rovere.

This development was extraordinarily pleasing to me.

The regime is extraordinarily insecure about the domestic political implications of economic change.

Secondly, investors should expect an extended period of "financial repression" during which policy rates are kept extraordinarily low.

Learning is extraordinarily important because learning is endless.

In this regard, it become extraordinarily important for the management to keep continual and effective communication with their staff.

Being away from their parents, students attending a boarding school would become extraordinarily independent.

Name one way in which you have provided extraordinarily good service-above the call of duty-to a customer or client.

Some of the workmanship on bone was extraordinarily fine.

This extraordinarily powerful film answered only the first question.

The color seemed to me extraordinarily crude.

Computers and robots could be reduced to extraordinarily small sizes.

They really are extraordinarily beautiful creatures.

The researchers say the material is 100 times lighter than Styrofoam and has "extraordinarily high energy absorption" properties.

Watercolor provides a brilliant transparency and freshness, and it allows extraordinarily free brushwork.

The late Tang Dynasty is an extraordinarily dark age in Chinese history.

"Designers and people who have experience at companies like Apple are in extraordinarily short supply, " he says.

Since it was passed by Congress in 2000, AGOA has proved "extraordinarily important to business development on the continent, " Pham said.

little bit earlier this evening, I received an extraordinarily gracious call from Sen. McCain.

Poetry is the mode of existence in Pan Lang's life, and his works are extraordinarily important in the poetic evolution of Song Dynasty.

The extraordinarily deep chest allows for greater heart and lung capacity during sprints.

And every Ranger gets that same promise from every other Ranger. Think about it. It's extraordinarily powerful.

County officials, most former teachers, "have an extraordinarily deep affection for education, " he added.

Head very long, snout extraordinarily long, pointed and paddle-like and base broad; mouth very large.

Europe and America now face extraordinarily difficult politics.

Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.

Everyone knows someone who bargains extraordinarily well.

But US yields were extraordinarily depressed during the panic.

I had extraordinarily close relationships with the two presidents I served.

A bird in the hand, after all -- and Office is a bird that generates extraordinarily spacious profit margins exceeding 60%.

Her sensibility to local tastes aside, she says some Asian food goes extraordinarily well with wine.

Both emerged from their early afflictions with a deep knowledge of business and extraordinarily bold and far-reaching ambitions.

The common people were extraordinarily eager to learn mandarin Chinese as they were told they thereby could become true Chinese citizens.

They moved extraordinarily fast to provide emergency support.

High-FFs keep their ambitions either low or -- as a mask for their insecurities -- extraordinarily high.

Well, she doesn't need to be pretty, but beautiful inside with extraordinarily feminine quality.

His Indian trip was extraordinarily gaffe-prone for someone so schooled in the art of public relations.

The authors point out that the plague is extraordinarily adaptable.

The recovery is being helped by extraordinarily loose monetary settings.

The nation collectively socks away over half its income, an extraordinarily high rate.

the sky was extraordinarily clear after the rain .

Very powerful and extraordinarily muscular.

The sea was extraordinarily calm that morning.

Released from the yoke of true communism a generation ago, they are extraordinarily entrepreneurial.

In Europe, extraordinarily, not one plant has closed.

If you compress them when they are still fluid and then let them harden, then the result is an extraordinarily stable bond.

Yet Japan also has extraordinarily prudish pornography laws.

So it will be extraordinarily hard for the DPJ to cobble together enough support to pass legislation.

From now on, cherish time extraordinarily, make life substantial.

At the bottom of the mountain is the White Cloud Lake which is extraordinarily tranquil.

Her spirits had suddenly gone up and she felt extraordinarily happy.

Yet, there's one big problem: foreigners have an extraordinarily difficult time investing directly in the markets.

But the pace of sales remains extraordinarily low, and foreclosures will continue to prevent a faster decline in inventory.

The extraordinarily deep waters of Crater Lake yield an intense sapphire-blue hue.

It's amazingly good against ground units and buildings and its trade-off is that it is extraordinarily vulnerable to air.

Labordette thought her extraordinarily well preserved.