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1: American in a real sense was an escape from all the injustice that had flourished in Europe.

Even if alternative life does not exist now, it might have flourished in the distant past before dying out for some reason.

He showed that there was a great demand for 'erotic literature' and that the printing of pornographic literature flourished.

In her study, Rivera found a clue in a particular protein that flourished in the mice that got the Western diet.

He said Afghanistan was abandoned to its fate after the Soviet army withdrew and extremism flourished.

He took hold of what had been a wrist, lifted what proved to be eyelids, flourished a nonchalant stethoscope.

george , jr . , flourished about as if he were a man entirely and must needs have private matters.

Deep within the jungles of Mexico and Guatemala, this civilization flourished when Europe was still in the Dark ages.

While Europe was plunged into the Dark Ages, Chinese learning, science and philosophy flourished uninterrupted.

Road traffic is no longer more important than pedestrians, the arts have flourished, and design is now a central tenet in urban planning.

Open competition is a boon to religion: American Evangelism has flourished precisely because America has no official church.

Member of any of several Gnostic sects that flourished in the Roman empire in the 2nd century AD and for several centuries thereafter.

Yangzhou Muslim food flourished in Qing Dynasty and was an important part of Huaiyang Cuisine Style.

While he was at the school, his creative side flourished, as he began writing raps and acting.

I went down into the garden of nuts to see the fruits of the valley, and to see whether the vine flourished, and the pomegranates budded .

Meanwhile her love of writing and mysteries still flourished, and she began to think about writing her own novel.

The result, predicted from the outset, was that the selective private schools ( "public schools" ) have flourished.

A member of the Dromaeosauridae of dinosaurs, it was a bird-like theropod dinosaur, which flourished during the Cretaceous Period.

The company has really flourished since the chief engineer joined us.

flourished but now it is somewhat washed away by a tide of tourism and is now a major holiday resort in the southern region of Portugal.

Shangdang of Southeastern Shanxi had become a leading silk producer, with its famous "Lu'an Silk" once flourished.

Such a reaction reflects the culture of cynicism and nationalism that has flourished in Russia in recent years.

Towardthe end of the Ming Dynasty villages along the river flourished, engaging in agriculture, banking, textiles and water-bourne trade.

Without the Domain Name System, it's doubtful the internet could have grown and flourished as it has.

But he also anticipated a more expressionistic approach to art, which flourished in the next century.

As the west flourished, the party propaganda seemed to be chasing shadows.

Some of the riskier borrowing practices that flourished at the height of the bubble have begun to find buyers.

With fewer organs available for transplant, and a growing list of patients in need, the black market trade flourished even further.

As a result of these enhancements, Mandrake Linux flourished.

The Syrians caved in, and relations between the two countries have flourished since.

What was then a fledgling democracy has flourished and expanded, as we constantly strive toward a more perfect Union.

As a result of this, cultural market flourished, ignoring the negative political factors.

One of the German lyric poets and sIngers In the troubadour tradition who flourished from the12th to the14th century.

During a period fraught with difficulties and marked by very extraordinary events the United States have flourished beyond example.

Such a limited rainfall, and highest colorful life flourished in these areas.

The reputation of Rome has flourished through the prosperity of her heirs.

Before the formal performance, he flourished swords for a while to attract the audience.

The fact that Switzerland did a deal at all reflects a changing climate for offshore finance, which has flourished for 50 years.

Naturally, sailors preferred to sail to destinations that had a method of marking these perils, so harbors with lighthouses flourished.

Their amphibious talents in the past may be the key to understanding how they flourished in, and ultimately survived, the dinosaur era.

For upwards of twenty years, impressionism flourished as the dominant style of painting in nearly all countries of the western world.

The Monopolizing-Tea Law is one kind of the Monopolizing Laws, which originated in Tang Dynasty and flourished in Song Dynasty.

And, ironically, the intellectual and cultural freedom that Marx foresaw in his socialist paradise has flourished under capitalism.

The practice flourished and became very popular. Countless masters and saints practice Chod and attained enlightenment in a lifetime.

She flourished her clenched fist at him.

This was a cool, late vintage in which the cabernet grapes in particular flourished.

Ivory carving: Carving of ivory into decorative or utilitarian objects. It has flourished since prehistoric times.

Up until the 19th century, the custom of burning the Yule log flourished in England, France, Germany and among the South Slavs .

As the Okanagan Valley has flourished, Mr. Kennedy is betting the good fortune will reach north to his spread.

Ports flourished, with diverse communities of merchants settling in a number of southern Chinese cities.

An interesting question is whether an innovator like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg could have flourished at a company like WPP.

But it has survived and flourished by swallowing hypocrisies and reversing positions to win and keep power.

The fact that the human gut flora flourished in the rodents was indeed an experimental coup.

Fellow practitioners have found that the same type of trees grown in other places have not flourished as well as those in Laiyi Center.

Chinese culture flourished and further matured during the Tang era; it is considered the greatest age for Chinese poetry.

Art and learning flourished in its universities and cathedrals, including the spectacular Hagia Sophia.

You could go back to ancient Rome and see how this great society flourished.

Local businessmen say one of the main reasons that Zhejiang has flourished is because it was neglected.

Book stores stocked copies of the latest western bestsellers, and magazines and literary journals flourished.

This section points out the astrology flourished during the Han Dynasty various social causes.

the privatisation of state-controlled firms that have flourished since privatization.

A laundry list of such actions will be flourished at the Nato summit; more money, more Europeans to train the Afghan army and police.

Petra once flourished under the Roman empire but a rapid decline began with the Arabian trade being taken elsewhere.

In the absence of proof, conspiracy theories have flourished, especially in Pakistan and Afghanistan, asserting bin Laden remains alive.

And thanks to the Dutch climate and its chalky sandy soil, the tulip flourished and thus an industry was born.

Ancient written verdicts, a genre of amplified judicial writing, traced back to West Zhou and flourished in Tang Dynasty.

This dinosaurian group arose early in the late Late Jurassic, and flourished in the Early Cretaceous.

after the birth of xia and shang dynasty , ancient ba tribe flourished in this area and established a great ba state and created ba culture.

It also epitomised the atmosphere of lawlessness and impunity that has flourished in Russia in recent years.

Within this legal context, a great diversity of religious expression has flourished in the Unites States.

And even in the days when Gaza's legal overland trade flourished, weapons and contraband were still smuggled into the Strip underground.

Coeval with the dinosaur , the pterodactyl flourished during the Mesozoic era .

Persia already numbered among its conquests the Greek cities of Ionia in Asia Minor, where Greek civilization first flourished.

These civilizations flourished while Europeans were still savages living in caves.

It was a hole . . . A new type of crime flourished: kidnappings.

Mobile phones, cross-border profiteering, corruption and inequality have all flourished.

But the roles gradually reversed as Yahoo faced increased competition for online ads and Alibaba's e-commerce businesses flourished.

Since reform and opening up, china's periodical publications have been flourished.

Neither flourished, partly because nobody could figure out which version of the software to use.

Since the mid 17th century, it flourished with the prop of Qing Dynasty and the Mongolian aristocrats.

When Greg took over the position of Chief Executive Officer, our company flourished.

Chocolate's reputation as an aphrodisiac flourished in the French royal court.

Single-sex education is freely chosen, and millions of pupils have flourished intellectually and socially within it.

The linen industry flourished, particularly in Ulster, and Irish wool, beef, butter and pork were important exports.

In both Virginia and Massachusetts, the colonists flourished with some assistance from Native Americans.

After initial fluctuations, the market flourished for its flexibility and businesses flocked in.

While Kobe played on dreadful Laker teams, Shaq flourished, validating himself after his acrimonious split with L. A.

All creatures flourished. Living environment was comfortable, devoid of plague.

Under Malcolm Forbes's hand, the magazine flourished almost as a religious tract.

Some of the students who came to his celllater flourished as interpreters and compilers of dictionaries.

All creatures flourished. Living environment was comfortable, devoid of plague.

Under Malcolm Forbes's hand, the magazine flourished almost as a religious tract.

Some of the students who came to his celllater flourished as interpreters and compilers of dictionaries.

He adds that Salafist groups, who follow the puritanical Saudi model of Islam, have flourished since Hosni Mubarak's fall.

Those plants are flourishing. He flourished his clenched fist at her.

The classic Sanskrit literature flourished on the basis of the Vedic and Epic literature.

The fundamental forms of ferns followed, to bear spores that foreshadowed seeds. Life flourished in swamps.

Some flourished, some died, their longevity depending on factors as varied as conquest, plague, misgovernment or economic collapse.

Prostate-specific membrane antigen(PSMA), the research of which has flourished in recent years, is a specific prostate cancer marker.

The human awfulness , frankness, kindness and devotion are flourished in the waterside city, which is bathed in wetness and harmonious.

The human awfulness , frankness, kindness and devotion are flourished in the waterside city, which is bathed in wetness and harmonious.

But great news for our mammalian ancestors who flourished in the niches left empty by the dinosaurs.

As the business flourished, so did the marriage of Samuel and Terenia.

Birds have returned to nesting places unvisited for years; plants and trees have blossomed and flourished.

Other endeavors, including his current firm, Hanna Capital, have also flourished.

flourished most in Rome when public affairs were in the worst condition.

Moreover, it will be hard to stamp out the corruption that flourished under Mr Gbagbo's decade-long rule.

Remarkably, this detente - weaved with fine words rather than built with concrete actions - has held, and even flourished.

The fur trade flourished and the Dutch city of New Amsterdam was established on Manhattan Island.

Since his election in 2008, trade and travel have flourished across the Taiwan Strait.

Since his election in 2008, trade and travel have flourished across the Taiwan Strait.

This attraction flourished in 1992 with the birth of the Premier League, when footballers' fees rose hugely.

So-called family restaurants brought cheap, Western-style food to the masses flourished in that era.

Goods from the Belitung ship exemplify the creativity and craft that flourished in Tang dynasty China.

For years the web has flourished by making information accessible to anyone online, anywhere.

The city flourished as a center of commerce between east and west, and became a multinational hub of finance and business by the 1930s.

Eclecticism flourished in the 19th century and survived, though much debased, in gated communities and suburban tract housing.

Western cities flourished as centers for the slaughter and dressing meat.

Those plants are flourishing. The scholar never flourished his knowledge.

The debate about organization boundary(OB)is becoming flourished and frontiers problem in the field of organizational theory research.

The debate about organization boundary(OB)is becoming flourished and frontiers problem in the field of organizational theory research.

Many of today's banking services were first practiced in ancient Lydia, Phoenicia, China, and Greece, where trade and commerce flourished.

There flourished and practised in the city of New York a physician.

CSN, a large steelmaker, was founded by the Brazilian government in 1941, privatised in the early 1990s and has flourished since.

Demand for such services has grown rapidly as China's securities and other financial industries flourished in recent years.

Many cherry trees were planted to keep people on low incomes happy, and popular theatre flourished.

The industrial manufacturing of canned food flourished.

His Martial Arts school flourished and he soon graduated.

Agriculture and trade flourished and taxation and regulation was light.

As the Queen of Snow flourished her ice stick, the castle disappeared.

Other services, from kindergartens to gyms, have flourished.

Combining the traditions of illumination and the Renaissance medal, it flourished from the early 16th to the mid-19th century.

Nello had already seized and flourished his comb.

He has flourished because of his personality, his organisational savvy and disciplined message.

In the end of this century, E - business has flourished in the world.

The Muslim world, she writes flourished under pluralistic norms.

He flourished in opposition, peaking with 15% of the vote in 2005's presidential election. But he withered in government.

Founded by Peter the Great in 703 as St. Petersburg, it soon flourished as his . window on Europe. and became the capital of Russia in 72.

Literature and the fine arts flourished under his reign, he himself writing many books and poems.

After all, Chinese civilization flourished for 15 centuries before the Roman Empire came to be.

Wisdom is likely to flourished in a world of quality not quantity!

Man flourished and from beginnings in Africa, spread to the Middle East and then Europe.

However, some cults flourished and became great religions.

I prefer paintings and explorations before the '85 New Trend Art Movements, especially those occurred when Stars Art Society flourished.

The upsurge of "Red Classics" flourished from 1990s to the present provides us with a favorable chance to reread and analyze the novel.

During Japan's "lost decade" in the 1990s some companies flourished by introducing high-quality products at low prices.

Terry was hoping to catch a flounder . He was told that they flourished in the area.

The Data Mine is a burgeoning technology, the research about it is developing flourished.

NGOs faced fewer restrictions and flourished.

It flourished only when large numbers of the Uighur accepted it during the Yuan Dynasty (1206-1368).

Has the true interest of the nation been pursued, or has trade flourished?

Yet, at the same time, the public sphere has not flourished.

Simplicity flourished in the golden age , cunning in these days of iron.

Toxic algae flourished in the warmer, more sluggish waters.

coming into the spring, into the flourished hopes. each one's heart becomes colorful.

It flourished as a trade center from the 4th centuryb. c. until its capture by the Romans in a.

Painting flourished in Italy in the fifteenth century.

But many of the firms that initially flourished in the PC era are now finding life difficult.

In the Ottoman empire (and in some post-Ottoman places), Christian and Jewish minorities flourished in business.

Their business flourished when they moved downtown.

When Britain made peace with France in 1713, claret became more accessible and the wine trade flourished.

Corn flourished best where the ground is rich.

Private businesses have flourished helping to make this the second largest economy in the world.

The group flourished under her firm leadership.

The victorious army flourished a captured flag.

But in China, its spread reflects the endemic corruption that has flourished amid a Communist party-led embrace of the market economy.

The Stone-culture of Mt. Tai has long history, The development of thousands of years flourished its connotation.

Aegean civilizations: The Bronze Age civilizations that arose and flourished c. 3000-1000 BC in the region bordering the Aegean Sea.

Music festivals flourished and the movement grew.

Pound's artistic talents are on full display in the history of the Imagist Movement, which flourished from 1909 to 1917.

In 2011, then, the situation in Europe almost single-handedly determined which assets flourished.

After 1830, sugar, coffee, and tobacco plantations flourished in the colony.

Chaucer flourished at the end of the 14th century.

Mr Jobs, meanwhile, flourished.

Those ideas flourished in the Renaissance.

Robert McNamara and his fellow whizz kids flourished in post-war America because they realised that power was shifting to finance.

Tangfangudao It is in this context the gradual opening up quickly flourished, and soon became a merchants gather traffic road.

The Formalists emerged in Russia in the years before the 1917 Bolshevik revolution, and flourished throughout the 1920s.

He was recruited by Mr Brown as his press secretary in 1999 and flourished at the Treasury.

During the past five decades, the Chinese and African peoples have forged close unity, and our friendship has flourished.

Our business flourished soon after the new manager came.

And while you've been absent, others have flourished.

Trade and cross-border investment have flourished under the North American Free-Trade Agreement of 1992.

in the slow , well - ordered world of gm , bunkie knudsen had flourished.

The crops flourished in the rich bottomland.

Under the flag of FOCAC, China-Africa friendship has flourished.

But they have all flourished because they were privatised, to a degree, and forced to compete with foreign firms in the 1990s.

In America there flourished a ritual or game which popularized the effort to make "proper" speech accessible to all.

Related industries such as wood, gypsum, and cement flourished as did companies that made appliances and furniture.

Scottish emigrants flourished not only throughout the empire but also in England, other parts of Europe, and even South America and Japan.

He flourished in the early 18th century.

The pitch and putt game has flourished in Ireland since its inception in Cork some 65 years ago.

When hetried to tame lions, they ate him, scorning the thin hoop he flourished intheir direction.

He flourished under their care.

As a result, many language-specific tree APIs have flourished.

a Greek dialect that flourished under the Roman Empire.

During Qin and Han Dynasties, with the development of foreign exchange, silk cloth trade and export flourished.

The Southern Dynasties flourished in culture in the Chinese history.

While the UEF flourished, the Illuminate struggled.

The crops flourished in the rich soil .

Research by the French Institute of Andean Studies suggests the Incas flourished after they began using llama dung for fertilizer.

Art flourished in that period.

The Inca Empire was centered in the Peruvian Andes and flourished from about 1200 to 1533.

For a long time, they flourished with insider trading because they got the information before anyone else.

And China has flourished in so many ways.

And here also flourished in ancient times those bands of gallant outlaws, whose deeds have been rendered so popular in English song.

He flourished his stick at the boy.

In Germany the baroque style of ART flourished in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Persian Poetry flourished in the Middle Ages, which was under the influence of Persian ethos, cultural custom and Islamic occultism .

Rock and roll flourished in the 1950s in the West.

The study of fangzhong shu flourished during the Han and Tang dynasties, from 206 bc to ad 618.

The school flourished until shortly after his death in 1888.

But corruption flourished, as tax money went to the highest bidders.

Piracy flourished in the Caribbean because of British seaports such as Nelson's Dockyard, Antigua, and ports in Barbados.

The Babylonian kingdom flourished under the rule of the famous King, Hammurabi[2] (1792-1750 BC[3]).

First occupied around 100 BC, it flourished from about 600 to 700 AD, and what a glorious century that was.

Throughout the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), Buddhism flourished in China.

Michael West, a professor of English at the University of Pittsburgh, explains that puns flourished in America in the 19th century.

Legal methadone, for example, flourished when decent ecstasy was scarce until it too was banned in April 2010.

The computer giant has flourished under the vision of its founder Stan Shih with revenues of US$9. 9 billion last year.

The second group of people lived in the place we now call Germany, and flourished about 1, 700 years ago.

Since all levers of government pay more and more attention on the development of education, it can be flourished and enlarged so quickly.

With the development of People's livelihood, the arts and culture flourished, for example, the local folk dance " Awa Odori" .

But I rejoiced in the Lord greatly, that now at the last your care of me hath flourished again;

Those young upright trees reaching for the sky, like love they flourished and grew;

Thus in the dawn of time, river civilizations flourished in the old world: Chinese civilization along the Yellow River;

10But I rejoiced in the Lord greatly, that now at the last your care of me hath flourished again;

The system of mass production had flourished during the war

manner. the correspondence flourished famously, and letters flew to cow, bonny, let down your milk, to take care of a horse;

the golden period of the late 19th century in which trade flourished under the benign wing of the British empire;

The Dutch Reformed Church flourished in New York and New Jersey

The industry he had founded now flourished

Red plum flourished on the red rock

One flourished with multiple kinds of flowers and plants;

Reasons that Feminist Literature Flourished in Japan's Heian Era