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President-elect Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, for their part, joined TV legend Barbara Walters for a chat.

Small vendors, for their part, seem to think that the rule is no longer enforced and hand them out even in Beijing.

For their part, food companies have been trying to address weaknesses in their supply chains.

But Jobs likely knew he had a dud on his hands; consumers, for their part, hated it.

His parents, for their part, were very proud of him.

OnLive and Otoy, for their part, plan to let users play console games without consoles, by streaming them over the internet.

For their part, the Republicans have made it clear that they have no interest in Mr Obama's plans to spend or invest more money.

For their part, some of his supporters prefer to believe that Mr Correa is up against forces too powerful to defeat.

The repeaters on the list, for their part, have done plenty of good work over the past year.

Major couturiers, for their part, were influenced by how the great French painters handled color and texture in their work.

The Shabab, for their part, have nothing but contempt for President Ahmed.

The Iranians, for their part, mull a regional conference on Afghanistan, an empty gesture, for the Americans would not attend.

For their part, China's regulators expressed a greater willingness to help redefine the global financial framework.

The French, for their part, encouraged opium cultivation in their Indochinese colonies, making opium a state monopoly.

For their part, Six and colleagues used data from 80 previous studies to see how nitrogen levels affect the way carbon is stored in soil.

For their part, revolutionaries sent agents and lobbyists to the US try to drum up support in different sectors of American society.

The scientific journals, for their part, dealt more especially with the questions which touched upon the enterprise of the Gun Club.

For their part, Carpenter and Olmsted feel they were personally attacked for speaking out against the antenna installation.

The Nepali Maoists , for their part, are practising another one of those 20th-century aphorisms: "to rebel is justified. "

For their part, scientists are beefing up their security on the advice of the police, lest animal-rights extremism return.

For their part, the agencies argue that their work is not supposed to be looked at in a vacuum.

The markets, for their part, are mystified by the failure of governments to take simple and timely steps to sort out the problems they face.

For their part, men who married showed a decline in fitness -- but so did those who stayed single, though theirs was a smaller loss.

For their part, congressional Republicans vowed to stick to the terms of the deal they struck with Mr. Obama.

Residents, for their part, will be able to instigate local referendums on any local issue.

For their part, the agents fear that if they are registered, they will have to pay a good deal more tax. .

Several eurozone governments, including France, need parliamentary approval for their part of the deal.

For their part, scientists have puzzled over the genetic mechanism that kills off cells one by one until a leaf drops.

For their part, bankers seem perversely determined to make it easier for their critics.

Social scientists, for their part, can help philosophers determine which Confucian values are most effective in contemporary society.

For their part, the radiators underneath are getting a new layer of insulation as well.

Unions, for their part, fret that guest workers take jobs from willing Americans, as well as driving down wages and benefits.

For their part, universities have been told that they must provide clearer guidance about their courses.

And their productivity improvements show that the big carriers, for their part, are learning some low-cost tricks.

For their part, Americans were afraid of hostile European planes flying over their homeland, perhaps to drop bombs rather than passengers.

For their part, Asian consumers are being urged to spend more, to make up for the loss of demand from trade deficit countries in the West.

For their part, legislators crafting policy must find ways to resist lobbying by the entrenched energy industries.

The Republicans, for their part, want all the cuts made permanent, and argue that voters endorsed their stance in the election.

For their part, Arsenal have injury problems and could be tired from too much time on the road.

For their part, central banks prefer the fiscal authorities to steer clear of monetary policy, even the unconventional sort.

For their part, governments should try using titles that accurately describe the activities of their officials.

Consumers of news, for their part, are prone to selectively accept and remember statements that reinforce beliefs they already hold.

Many businesspeople, for their part, assume that artists are a bunch of pretentious wastrels.

Chinese strategists, for their part, are happy to indulge Pakistan's concerns over New Delhi as a way to keep a rising India distracted.

Doctors, for their part, have to give up their pose of infallibility and get the rest they need.

For their part, many Serbs believe that their country could give up its claim on Kosovo south of the Ibar.

Businesses, for their part, won't hire without more sales. So we're in a vicious cycle. The question is what to do about it.

For their part, Prince William and Ms. Middleton have a story with an American flavor to it.

Foreign PEs, for their part, have no plans to sit idly from the sidelines.

Governments, for their part, try to stop such traffic.

The banks, for their part, specialised in analysing credit and had workout teams to deal with trouble.

For their part, Israeli officials say there has been progress but the talks are secret and little can be divulged.

For their part, Chinese officials had gradually come to believe equally firmly that miners were asking too high a price for their ore.

For their part, the people of Iraq never learned to trust, let alone like, the Americans.

For their part, the rich countries want the poorer countries to lower the tariffs they impose on imported industrial goods.

The oilmen, for their part, are fretting less about competition than about interference from Washington, DC.

Business schools, for their part, are adding courses and specialised departments to keep their MBA students happy.

For their part, local officials seem less concerned about reining in abuses than about mollifying those they evict.

Europeans, for their part, tend to live abroad for only a limited time.

For their part, employees could decide that cell phones and pagers go off during designated family time, Chesley said.

For their part, Western diplomats and human-rights campaigners bemoan what they see as an overreaction by the government.

German officials, for their part, have been eager to clarify their position.

The soldiers, for their part, agreed not to disrupt the election campaign.

For their part California and New Jersey are considering scaling down or dropping similar policies.

For their part, the head-counters are working on ways to improve their reckoning.

For their part, many managers dread giving appraisals and, given the choice, would (and do) skip the process altogether.

For their part, some states are challenging the equalising allocation of value-added tax revenues.

For their part, the Bucks have maintained a low-key approach about the dispute, saying little and expressing hope that Yi will sign.

For their part, non-Pushtun northerners are hardly going to cheer a Taliban return.

The Japanese and American nuclear firms, for their part, say they cannot compete with state-backed bids.

Chinese officials, for their part, say the label will only isolate them from emerging-market allies.

Marie Stopes and BPAS, for their part, are outraged at the implication that they are biased and money-grubbing.

Businesses, for their part, are distressed by the lack of direction.

For their part, suppliers will fire their workers and watch their profits and stock prices plummet.

For their part, the Russians suspect that the whole affair has been staged to raise Georgia's hopes of joining NATO.

For their part, the Bronx Romanies view the old continent with mixed sympathy and disdain.

For their part, employers are wary of taking a risk on applicants with unfamiliar credentials.

For their part, companies make increasingly inflated claims of what they are looking for.

equity investors, for their part, think bonds are ignoring soaraway profits.

For their part, Newcastle created few genuine chances, but always looked the more likely scorers.

Diplomats and pundits, for their part, fear that the West is "losing" Africa and other resource-rich regions.

My friends, for their part, offered up reason after reason why moving would harm my career and love life.

For their part, researchers hope the budget will not fall like Newton's apple did.

For their part, landlords and hosts can associate themselves with strong brands.

The customers, for their part, have been either awed or ignorant.

The western leaders for their part found the "free city" proposal unacceptable.

For their part, the Americans are still nervous about Mr Sadr's increasing cosiness with Iran.

For their part, Mr Spitzer's close friends and colleagues were left wondering if they ever really knew him.

For their part critics have long seen Texas's approach to public policy as harsh and short-sighted.

For their part, railguns have been around for nearly a century.

American students, for their part, have shown a greatly increased interest in learning Chinese in the past decade.

The Bush Marketeers, for their part, make no apologies for any dodgy dealings.

The scientists that monitor the fish will for their part advise restraint.

For their part, the Tigers, who the army says are down to 200 hardened fighters, accuse it of killing the refugees.

Manufacturers, for their part, say the water walking balls are safe.

For their part, Russia's national champions avert a nasty cash crunch.

For their part, the Pakistanis have long demanded his sacking.

Europeans, for their part, feel less compelled to shelter under the US nuclear umbrella.

For their part, the states hated the way Real ID imposed unfunded burdens on them.

Hedge funds, for their part, are keen to tap new sources of capital.

The five dissidents who are known to have been sentenced to death for their part in the summer's disturbances were not well known.

For their part, discerning coffee drinkers can satisfy their palate and their conscience at the same time.

But they were thought to be loathed for their part in a nasty war that left more than 10, 000 dead.

Rebel leaders, for their part, claimed that Colonel Gadhafi is "giving out money to encourage rebel fighters to change sides. "

For their part, some of Gordon Brown's colleagues know the game is up.

Japanese firms, for their part, sniff a big new market.

For their part, regulators know that beggars can't be choosers .

Appreciate them for their part in your relationship and bring them to a new level of feeling good about themselves.

For their part, employers are making it easier than ever to change jobs.

They were decorated for their part in the rescue.

For their part, Democrats, gleeful that their president enjoys a double-digit poll lead over Mr Romney on foreign policy

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