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I work for a big University in London, and get to travel far less than some of you do but quite enough to keep me amused .

The mechanics of how countries borrow receive far less attention than how much they borrow.

But a small subset gained far less, coming close to maintaining the body size with which they started the study.

It is something far less pleasant, like being called in by his boss to explain why he did this, and why he did not do this or that .

This skill has far less to do with your education, than it has to do with HOW you think, and WHAT you spend your time thinking about.

If the zoo had built out of the city form the beginning, it would be far less famous.

That becomes more likely as the internet, mobile phones and easier travel make people far less easy to control.

Regrettably, however, is the importance of software maintenance is often far less emphasis on software development work.

When you realize the best icebreaker is a few words from the heart, the act of starting a conversation becomes far less daunting.

While you may not be prepared to spring for a booth at a national conference, regional conferences are often far less expensive.

As party literature laments, however, this is often far less about love for the Communist cause than it is about burnishing credentials.

The secret to which I refer cannot be had without a price, although the price is far less than its value.

But then, while no one wants to think of extinction, the word is far less of an abstraction in Hawaii than in other places.

An extremely small percentage of meteorites (far less than one in a thousand) do not show strong attraction to a magnet.

They always give an air of importance, as if women are far less important.

And foreclosed properties now owned by the bank are worth far less than their original loan amount.

Remember that a man also needs appreciation and flattery. If he gets it from his wife, he's far less likely to look for it elsewhere.

They seem to be well anchored in the US and the eurozone, but far less so in the UK, where the Bank of England has to be cautious.

Babies given a sugary solution to suck as they were about to be injected cried far less than those given water.

Older women were also far less likely to be sexually active, with 36 percent saying they had not had a partner in the past year.

Carol had always been a much more sympathetic character; much stronger, and far less inclined to drop her mother's name.

The unification ministry admitted it was far less than needed but said the North must mend relations before shipments could be increased.

Edith Wilson was by no means the benign figure of her pretensions; the president far less than the hero of his aspirations.

Account To give an accurate and exhaustive account of that period would need a far less brilliant pen than mine.

"The market is far less receptive. There has been a real thinning out of the backlog. "

Turned to look back to the vicissitudes of that, only to find themselves too far out of the far, far less than in the past has returned.

Diseases like malaria that kill over a million people a year get far less attention than drugs to help with baldness.

M. reported that the shorter work week did not help residents. It said they were getting far less sleep than they should.

For the moment at least, China is far less formidable than hawks on both sides claim.

The brothers said they worked 12 hours a day, six days a week, for $120 to $200 a month, far less than they are required to be paid by law.

Take your hosts out to a lovely dinner with wine, which costs far less than a hotel room in a major city.

but nearly all these special cases could be remedied just as effectively, more flexibly and with far less potential harm, by unionization .

The fact he plays centre-half will help him. In that position you do far less running than, say, a box-to-box midfielder.

'He drank far less and was clearly so much happier in his own space, ' says Penny.

The GOP presidential field, while hardly dominated by political giants, appears far less outlandish than one might have predicted.

But, with a wry smile, he added that a neighboring island, far less populated but a bit closer to North Korea, would probably take the hit.

You think this is going to be a book about irrational health fears, but its subject turns out to be far less easily diagnosed than that.

In Europe these days, it is relatively rare even to see anyone in military uniform, far less to venerate them in symbolic terms.

There will certainly be an initial cost as experienced users get used to the new idioms, but it will be far less than you might suppose.

And, she points out that many gap-year programs cost far less than a year of college.

After all, if it were a sure thing, someone else, far less capable than you, would have already claimed the prize.

The added bonus of producing void-free parts with far less wastage and a professional finish both sides cannot be underestimated.

Fortunately, I said, price testing household products requires far less suffering than chemo trials.

In addition, dwarf corn plants, developed for NASA, take up far less room than ordinary corn and grow to a height of just two or three feet.

However, in the past two years, sovereign funds discovered that the long-term mantra provides far less protection than previously thought.

Yes, there is still much uncertainty, but far less than there used to be.

Chinese households consume only about 35% of GDP, not much above half the global average and far less than any other country.

Key findings are: Three out of 10 reckon they have far less "me time" than their own mothers did - barely three hours a week on average.

But so far less than half of the OECD's member countries have detailed medium-term plans to reduce their deficits.

The police are far less likely to charge at you with batons if you strike in a Japanese- owned factory rather than one owned by the state .

So far, less than 10 of the company's more than 8, 000 employees hold passports from countries other than China.

If a woman drops off the career track for a couple of years, Korean firms are far less likely than Western ones to welcome her back.

into a passive position in defensive warfare, which gives far less scope for the full exercise of initiative than does offensive warfare.

Second, emerging market stocks are far less volatile than they were just a decade ago.

However, her character is generally far less powerful since she does not invest the same amount of playing time as he does.

The cost of gas, insurance, parking, and maintenance can be far less than paying for rent in many cases.

Though far less likely, it is possible that you might want new clients talking to old web services.

And yes, it led me to conclude that Barack Obama was a good man, but far less progressive than his enthusiastic supporters imagined.

But now that I do, I would be far less happy if I just got a computer without an Internet connection.

The same biochemical changes took place in the brains of mice, and the mice in question were far less active than untreated mice.

Now it sells for far less to police forces, urban tour guides, and warehouse companies, not the general public.

Like many of the other visions of how the "mobile internet" would take shape, however, it has yielded far less than the optimists had hoped.

He was arrested upon landing, and rendered far less capable of managing the company's crisis.

You can think of those who struggle even harder than you do, against far greater odds, and with far less to work with than you do.

the total expense can be far less than the cost of hotels.

A year ago, the contrast between the Paris-based IEA and OPEC was far less marked.

In other age ranges, the differences are far less greater, with only a few percentage points differentiating the two groups.

Of course, the counter was also much more than we could afford, but it was far less than the original asking price.

As a supporter, he is likely to be far less enthusiastic than his Democrat rivals about cutting back financial commitments to the military.

For years, Xinjian was controlled by a smaller, local township government, which had far less money and did little to improve the school.

Due to its DIY nature, a true 2. 0 platform would be far less complex to set up and operate, and much easier to adopt.

In the classification experiment, we find that the number of the support vector is far less than the number of the training sample number.

Fact of the matter is that cell phone technology is advancing rapidly and they now contain far less carcinogens than their predecessors.

If there were more humans ascending and releasing their karma for consumption of the sea, the casualties would be far less.

I agreed with labor on the merits, but a gas-tax increase would have been far less politically damaging than what I did.

The amnesic patients were able to follow the researchers' instructions, but their descriptions were far less vivid.

For the life she followed here in the world was far less real than the world of death she inherited from her mother.

Some of the other great bounty is coming from a couple of nearby fruit trees that have been far less demanding than the vegetable patch.

Despite the crisis, there's still a sense of long-term economic stability; homes costing more than $5 million have been far less affected.

The really unpleasant medicine, prescribed by the International Monetary Fund, had to be taken by the far less fortunate borrowers.

The magnitude of the hazard from fallout will then be far less than if the explosion were a surface burst.

Even at the height of the New Deal, government spending never exceeded 20% of total output, far less than during the Obama administration.

Even if the police are more likely to pick on black boys, both the police and society as a whole are far less racist than in the past.

Well, some people are able to function with far less than the recommended seven or eight hours of sleep a night.

But Newland Archer was too imaginative not to feel that, in his case and May's, the tie might gall for reasons far less gross and palpable.

While other stars can be larger, notably the swollen crimson-colored ones known as red giants, they weigh far less.

But that sort of constructive approach is far less common now.

We must start from the reverse side of the stimulus coin: the private sector is now spending far less than its aggregate income.

The takeover of Awilco, while likely to be far less politically sensitive, is a sign that oil rigs are themselves valuable resources.

The students, however, conceded that the unprofessional Web site seemed to be a far less safe place to give revelatory information.

The answer is that it did well in terms of what it did address, but far less so in terms of what it did not address.

A sale of Huawei's assets to foreign investors as a route to the U. S. market should provoke far less political concern.

When everything is about work we are far less likely to do a good job. And of course, all work and no play, makes Jill a dull girl.

An Indian latrine cleaner may get to vote, she says, but a Chinese one is far less likely to be viewed as completely subhuman.

Yet as a percentage of GDP the budget deficit is now far less than in the early 1990s.

Relative to the size of the economy, this is still far less than the cost of the Irish bail-out.

This would be far less costly for the foundation, he argues, than buying the land outright.

College graduates, though hardly immune from the downturn, are also far less likely to be unemployed than non-graduates.

Brazilian companies are also doing far less than their rivals in India and China to master the art of producing frugal goods for the masses.

Horizontal displacement of underground pipeline induced by tunnel excavation is far less than vertical displacement.

The $787 billion stimulus plan is turning out to be far less stimulating than its architects expected.

In the Bible we see that God consistently used people who were far less than perfect.

Most data architects have no such executive decree to rely on, even though they ask far less of the organization than ERP.

But overall, Macs are still far less vulnerable to attack than PCs, he said.

But the reconfiguration of brain-work will also make life far less cosy and predictable for the next generation of graduates.

The kitchen would be far less fetching if the cabinetry were a uniform color.

sparse matrix (SparseMatrix) : Matrix is a special situation. its non-zero elements of the number far less than the number of zero elements.

The company claims the scheme is a world first and the method will produce far less carbon dioxide than a regular burial.

It will arrive soon. . . and once it does, that 'great fascination' will begin to have far less of a hold on you.

Its companies have become worldbeaters. Without India's strength, the world economy would have had far less to boast about.

Britain is far less exposed to a run on its banks by foreign depositors than Iceland was, says Ben Broadbent, an economist at Goldman Sachs.

Because its exposure to world trade is smaller than that of many other EU countries, it has suffered far less from the global recession.

Other people's logos or brands interest me far less than my own, unless, of course, they are paying me.

Today the ground is far less solid than it was in his day, so the opportunities for entrepreneurs are correspondingly more numerous.

It can be a way to vent all the pent-up frustrations burdening your mind into a far less volatile form, paper (or screen).

"We used to make thermite grenades, " he says, pointing out that chemistry sets these days have far less opportunity for danger.

But as Noyes's cable makes clear, the Holy See is far less vulnerable to a WikiLeaks expose than the U. S. government.

Therefore, laparoscopic surgery, the patients basins, intra-abdominal adhesions is far less than open surgery.

Much has been written about game design theory, but far less has been written about what might be called applied game design.

The oldest device was a thumb-latch, still popular in the US, far less so in Europe where knobs became ubiquitous after the Renaissance.

I believe also, our generation, our relationship to satisfying what we want is far less tangible than any other previous generation.

While it was a bullish day for energy markets, the contracts for gasoline, heating oil and natural gas rallied far less.

"Married couples are far less likely to break up than couples who live together without getting married, " he says.

Much of the recovery will come from a turnaround in the stockbuilding cycle, as inventories are run down far less than before.

and the brittle nature of a regime that is far less monolithic and assured than many foreigners assume.

A two-year time frame to earn a Ph. D. is far less than what's typically required for a doctorate.

But when Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao arrives in New Delhi this afternoon, the mood is expected to be far less euphoric .

We have more features for far less money than any other prose and poetry posting sites.

Dogs are far less persnickety about where they relieve themselves, but do them the favor of regularly picking up the poop in the backyard.

Moreover, most production is now offshore where the state has far less lucrative terms.

But what emerges from the book is that even he, who knew so much more than most, knew far less than most supposed.

Their prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, so forth, are far less subjective and I view those differently.

Where it does exist, religious conflict is now far less of a top-down affair.

Bank savings categories: interest, far less than the pace of inflation growth, the same denomination, the purchasing power has declined.

They offered far less than the vendor was prepared to accept.

A challenging aspect of introducing RUP into a traditional waterfall environment is that it urges far less reliance on sign-offs.

These excessive debts, the banks' chief assets, could soon prove to be worth far less than 100 cents in the euro.

While sales at Mercedes-Benz and Audi were lower during the period, the decline was far less pronounced than it has been over recent months.

HERE is a curious finding: doctors who hold religious beliefs are far less likely to allow a patient to die than those who have no faith.

Most importantly, the fees are far less than the cost of the average mutual fund.

Modern equipment and ingenuity have enabled the construction of tunnels to be far less laborious than hitherto.

A small number of private-equity groups consistently earn above-average returns, whereas the rest do far less well.

That in itself will take mankind to a level where there will come a greater degree of harmony, and far less discordant actions.

Chinese people's feelings of course the restaurant is far less deep on the French cafe is called the depth of emotional dependence.

However, the translation of film titles, as a special and significant part of film translation, is a far less explored field.

Selling a chunk of Neuberger would raise much-needed funds, but it would also leave Lehman looking far less diversified and less stable.

Chinese people use "thank you" and the American people far less frequent.

The defense secretary acknowledged the remaining troops will still face some danger, but far less than today.

Since the water heater will operate far less frequently, solar will extend its life significantly.

And the answer to this question is far less complex than people would think. It is not that simple as well. But the answer is YES!

As I have mentioned above, the amount of money you are going to donate is far less important than your kind heart!

In Asia, Hong Kongers recycle more than mainland Chinese and Japanese, but far less than South Koreans.

These incremental costs imply far less than 1 percent of the world's annual income to convert to a clean power grid.

In recent years, investors have been putting far less money into U. S. stocks than they did during the stock-investing boom.

While riskier bonds are yielding more than they were two years ago, they are yielding far less than in late 2008.

As a publisher, I know I could make this tome for far less and with many images to boot!

But in nuclear reactors, which contain far less fissionable material, the chain reaction and the release of energy are carefully controlled.

e. g. Consumers are doing more business with banks through automatic teller machines and over the phone, methods that cost banks far less.

I rationalized it by thinking that at this early point in my career, the loss of income is far less than it would be later in my career.

If so, their loan portfolios are worth far less than the stated values, and reserves taken against possible losses are inadequate.

It's far less likely this would be a problem if you really were going to Mars.

For simple forms containing validation formulas, auto-fresh has far less of a performance impact.

Men are far less likely to nod off when they're ravenous, and pillow-talk over breakfast in bed can be particularly intimate.

The concept of fallibility is far less controversial.

Another round of quantitative easing is likely to deliver far less of a jolt to private spending than the first effort.

The technological content of traditional industries is far less than the newly developing industries.

Muscles that are flexible are far less likely to be injured than tight ones.

Obesity is far less common in France than in the United States, and some researchers contend that smaller French portions are a key reason.

The study sent a group of men and women to gather mushrooms and found that the women used far less energy.

Reality bites with driving ranges of about 100 miles, far less than for a petrol car which U. S. customers expect to exceed 300 miles.

Research shows we blink far less often when staring at a computer, and that's a major contributor to eyestrain.

If even the venerable Mr Kissinger can be caught out, what hope for American statesmen far less familiar with China?

It took millions of years to prepare it for the arrival of Man, but far less for Man to despoil it.

The rate of implementation of contraception was far less than that of awarenesss of contraception (P05).

Our companies, although have realized the importance of the training, but the actual training effect far less than expected.

The expert calculated that renewable energy will cost far less than previously thought.

As a result of the downturn, tax revenues this year may fall below ¥ 40 trillion, far less than the expected ¥ 46 trillion.

But while Qaddafi could conduct international diplomacy without using English, consular bureaucracy is far less accommodating.

After logging on to this system, the users can easily add, modify or search for membership information in far less time.

Your gold can still buy things, but when the capacity to create gold out of nothing comes, it becomes far less valuable.

Even if the ass or derv may be better for a given build or tactic, overall they are far less flexible.

d to be far less unity at the Bucharest summit on Georgia and Ukraine's bid to be put on a path to NATO membership.

As a Chinese I learned a lot from your reply. I bet most Chinese youngsters know far less than you.

When the lower bound is far less than the true precession period, the proposed method still has good estimation performance.

As for blood donation, Titmuss's thesis is far less pressing now that better blood-screening techniques have been developed.

First, the raw feedstocks are far less expensive than raw crude, which should help keep costs down once the industry gets up and running.

Triggers are not required for tracking changes, which means that tracking changes has far less of an impact on the server.

Far less convincing are Mr Stiglitz's sweeping- often vitriolic- criticisms of the "unimpressed" policy response.

Future generations of retirees will benefit far less than old people do today, even though old people complain a lot about the benefit cut.

But New York is far less dominant than it used to be.

Mr Segal made a powerful case that China mattered far less than many believed.

But scientists thought there was much less meltwater, playing a far less important role in ice sheet structure, than the new work suggests.

London has far less to prove than Beijing. It may have plenty of troubles: a congested city center, topsy-turvy real-estate prices.

Your Week Ahead: If you didn't want what you want, you'd have far less of what you don't want!

A credit rating is far less relevant to Treasury bonds than it is to, say, a corporate bond.

Airtran and Spirit sell roomier business class seats for far less than most other airlines.

For all the election-date calculations, a bumpy start to the recovery matters far less than whether it can be sustained.

With their shares and homes worth far less than they were, baby-boomers must now save harder for retirement.

And it's common practice for banks not to even revise their books to show that the asset is now worth far less.

Poisoning elephants attracts far less attention than shooting them with a gun, wildlife officials note.

It has proven its ability to deliver better quality software, in far less time, and with happier teams.

To dog lovers, fixed mathematical ratios of lifespan matter far less than the comfort that their companion lived a long and happy life.

They say that e-mail addresses are far less sensitive pieces of information than, say, medical or financial records.

The intensity of the Tibetan Plateau Southern Side Path is far less than that of the IOVP in the Indian Ocean monsoon area.

But what really drives scientists to the far ends of the earth in search of new species is something far less pragmatic.

Women are far less likely to have high-speed collisions resulting in death.

The research suggests men are far less choosy about the attractiveness of a potential one-night stand.

With few exceptions, social and economic disruptions have been far less significant than feared.

Even so, the pace of technological growth and innovation is far less even in Asia than in other parts of the world.

Far less ambiguous than natural language, UML enhances communication and reduces interpretation errors.

Without China's ebullient economic and political development, America would have far less cause to maintain a presence in Asia.

They may suggest that you are paying them far less than their current market value. They may even have a competitive offer in hand.

Overt prejudice and discrimination in the workplace, historically sanctioned by society, are far less acceptable today.

Observers worry that Europe will cope with the coming flood of defaults far less effectively than America, meaning a slower recovery.

Eat less fat: your body burn fat calories, far less than the whole thing needed to digest carbohydrates heat.

But his harshest critics are far less generous in their assessment, citing missed opportunities and failed leadership.

Such areas have far less stringent building-safety practices than China's relatively wealthy big cities, construction experts say.

In fact, a local ASP page is normally accessed by one user at a time and state management is a far less important issue.

Far less attention has been paid to the flip side of the jobless recovery: the remarkable improvement in American productivity.

In addition, China has a mating by a male tiger and the lioness of the "Tiger and Lion, " but far less than the Liger animal body.

Both natural gas and biogas create emissions when burned, but far less than coal and oil do.

And the scanners are far less intrusive than the traditional pat down of the body.

This assistant GM believes -- as does Kobe -- that Bryant's NBA minutes may be far less relevant than his physical age.

People in the agriculture society enjoyed far less than people in the industry society, thus their desires are far less either.

Just north of the city of Vancouver, Cypress Mountain also holds snowy ski trails, but overall has far less snow.

But in the wider game there is far less money to go round and many teams have come close to collapse.

Children between the ages of twelve and nineteen years are getting far less calcium than the amount that experts suggest.

The statistical result shows the relapse rate in treatment group far less than the control group.

A mayor of Los Angeles has far less power than, say, his counterpart in smaller San Francisco, which is both a city and a county.

In Turkey, although the additional wages are more modest, the difference between men and women is far less pronounced.

Far less flavorful than today, wines during the Renaissance were often drunk "mulled" or "honeyed" .

Studies by Oak Ridge National Laboratory indicate that long-distance HVDC lines lose far less energy than AC lines do over equivalent spans.

And because muscle is heavy, sloths weigh far less than other mammals their size.

I know she would be far less resistant to qty increases in the future should all go as well as I believe it will!

The Olympian gods made a second race of silver, far less favored than the one of gold.

But it is a tough and mature market, and Japan will manage far less growth in coming years than the rest of Asia, economists say.

In other words, residents of Quebec are far less exposed to prescription drug advertising than English speaking Canadians.

So we try to cheat by undercommitting resources, hoping the goal can be achieved with far less effort.

But the wisdom of the ancients with the metaphysical level, is far less than the.

Consequently, WebSphere DataStage may need to process far less data in the combined implementation, benefiting overall performance.

Another tack would be to tilt production toward upland rice, which is grown on dry land and absorbs far less arsenic than paddy rice.

Still, in per-car terms, Honda and Nissan are spending far less than their U. S. rivals.

India's economy depends far less on exports than many countries in Asia, and has weathered the global downturn in relatively sound shape.

Audit rate statistics show that partnerships and small corporations are audited far less often than sole proprietors.

That's far less than we send to Canada or Mexico, and one-fifth as much as we send to the European Union.

Our research shows men are far less likely than women to use skin care products like moisturizers, exfoliants or even body washes.

And the cross-margining guarantee that both exchanges are employing with banks will allow traders to make bigger bets with far less money.

Generally, solar eclipses are more exciting and far less emotional than full moon eclipses.

What we say is far less important than the fact that we are still talking to one another.

AgBank's IPO drew far less interest from institutional and retail investors than its peers did in their earlier offerings.