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By contrast, tenancy in common is a form of shared ownership where two or more persons own land without the right of survivorship.

By contrast, at the time of the Loving decision, 70 percent of Americans said they opposed mixed-race marriage, he said.

By contrast, a policymaker trying to target a stability price index would have observed accelerating wage inflation.

Mr Yanukovich, by contrast, seems to have waded across the Rubicon without noticing.

By contrast, "no intelligence or operations of any consequence have come out of SACO, " Donovan reported to Roosevelt in November 1944.

Tokyo, by contrast, regards China's growing assertiveness as a challenge to the legal and administrative norms that have held since the war.

By contrast, euro-zone governments were able to pile on debts for a decade way beyond what would have been tolerated of Latin America.

The cost of getting Gasol, by contrast, was so miniscule in the Lakers' case that you can't even call it a risk.

Ordinary black objects, by contrast, always reflect a bit of light.

Germany, by contrast, derided a decade ago as the sick man of Europe, is being held up as a model, at least when it comes to jobs.

This week, by contrast, he said he wanted "to make all five years effective for France" .

By contrast, how much time is available to rewrite stylesheet modules?

Manchester, by contrast, would be "a good place in which to test social impact" .

By contrast, the total human population on Earth was no more than a few million until a few thousand years ago.

Plasma panels, by contrast, have always been able to "refresh" their screens rapidly, making them far better at displaying moving objects.

By contrast, it would be fairly easy to determine whether China was holding its total emissions below agreed-upon levels.

The French people, by contrast, still do not seem to realise the potential gravity of their situation.

'Giving birth to sons, by contrast, seems to make people more likely to vote for a right-wing party. '

By contrast, one area that never seems to be in the project plan is the task of performing code reviews.

By contrast the thermal lily is just a centimetre wide - with tiny satin white flowers with a butter yellow centre.

By contrast, former President Hosni Mubarak's Egypt was a military state to which the police were subordinate.

In the UK, by contrast, the first port of call is often a recruitment agency or graduate scheme.

Spain, by contrast, has seen its borrowing cost shoot up in recent weeks, reflecting growing fears of a possible future default.

By contrast, a story about a world-famous athlete who grew up in an orphanage would fit the definition of soft news.

Henry, by contrast, thought it was the duty of his subjects to support him in this or any other purpose he might envision.

By contrast, China's size, economic success and authoritarian ideology combine to make it a formidable challenger to the US.

By contrast, growth at any other angle to the direction of the stimulus as by branches or lateral roots is called plagiotropism .

I, by contrast, only had to fill out a form saying that my partner and I lived in the same household, to add her to my policy.

International investors, by contrast, are looking at the system as a whole and cannot make sense of the cacophony.

Today, by contrast, biology tends to be an explanation of first resort in matters sexual.

If he is running late, by contrast, he may try to push his way to the front of the ticket line before sprinting for the platform.

Icelanders, by contrast, do not usually tip--a measure of their introversion, no doubt.

By contrast, he said, nearly one million Americans a year die of heart disease and strokes.

Mr Achenbach, by contrast, manages to turn the chaotic speed of events into something of a bonus.

By contrast, "Bush the elder was a moderate as president and he did not harm the republic" .

Giving birth to sons, by contrast, seems to make people more likely to vote for a rightwing party.

The British Museum, by contrast, was from the beginning intended to be not the story of these islands but a way of thinking about the world.

That was never going to happen. By contrast, China's population is more than four times that of the United States.

They did not, by contrast, orgasm more frequently during masturbation or other sexual activity.

By contrast, the report notes that there is now "convincing evidence supporting the anthropogenic nature of observed climate warming" .

By contrast, his children are French and European, and yet are not always accepted as such.

By contrast, at least the dog wins from a day in the office, which will almost certainly be greater fun than a day home alone.

Thermal coal used by utilities, by contrast, is often mined at the surface with big earth moving machines.

By contrast, a console game is reckoned to have done well if it sells a couple of million copies.

Mr McCain, by contrast, has seemed to be snatching at solutions. The promise is of a tax cut here, another one there.

By contrast, flash marriage group advocates the concept of "marriage freedom" and leave behind what was a must in the past.

By contrast, the consumer discretionary sector makes up just a twentieth of the MSCI China index against which his fund is benchmarked.

Last month, by contrast, VAT remained at 15%, petrol prices stayed put and retailers discounted much less than a year earlier.

Democracies, by contrast, seem to prefer more youthful leaders these days, though India and Italy are exceptions to this trend.

But by contrast with the rising trend of the retail price of gasoline, the wholesale price of gasoline has continued to decline.

XCALL, by contrast, requires all columns ( whether affected by an update or not ) and all the old data values for each column .

Topdown investors, by contrast, may attempt to time the market, something bottom-up investors do not do.

They were all pale, flabby, sunken-eyed, hollow-chested, with eyes that glinted and shone and lips that were a sickly red by contrast.

By contrast Mr Obama has been preceded by only three oxes , and one of those only made it thanks to the resignation of a rat.

Screening for tumours, by contrast, seems to have hit a rough patch, at least in America.

By contrast, in Lahore on Sunday, I was caught up in a huge crowd of Islamists celebrating noisily the death of the hated liberal.

By contrast, the latter is rather weak sense of using meta-cognitive strategies and English learning is in a blind and passive state.

By contrast, he said, Bear Stearns and A. I. G. had more trustworthy collateral.

By contrast, the relationship between policy measures such as tax cuts and the health of the economy is often a two-way street.

The transatlantic deal, by contrast, is all about complementarity.

By contrast, color weaving continued to rely on stronger volume, particularly taping children's clothes production needs in Mong Kok.

By contrast, a term is vague if it does not identify such a set.

Anthropologists, by contrast, tended to end up in social work, aid work, teaching or the media; they rarely dived into the business world.

West Germany , by contrast, will not be able to legalize any form of euthanasia for a long time to come .

By contrast, studies have demonstrated that subserosal fibroids did not negatively impact fertility.

London's anti-congestion scheme, by contrast, is an overachiever, at least when it comes to traffic management.

Humans, by contrast, have been the main architects of the enormous changes that are threatening to throw Earth out of whack.

Self-enforced celibacy, by contrast, is all but unknown among other animal species.

The traditional approach of trying to minimize construction costs, by contrast, can lead to higher energy bills and wasted materials.

By contrast, as the day unfolded, it looked awfully easy to declare war on us.

Vogel, by contrast, is a bit too quick to skip over the rougher, blacker sides of his hero's past.

By contrast, the number of rapes reported in the United States that year was more than 12 times as high.

By contrast, when I am driving a closed-top sports car like my favourite Porsche 911, at 100kmh I feel as if I am almost standing still.

By contrast, liberalization has been a mixed blessing for Indian cities, producing both enormous progress and enormous problems.

Atheists, by contrast, have nothing to look forward to after death, so they might be expected to cling to life.

By contrast, the positive association between IL-6 and diabetes appeared to be independent of obesity and insulin resistance.

By contrast , linear texture filtering results in an image where the checkerboard colors vary smoothly across the polygon .

Almost all cargo vessels, by contrast, have flat bottoms, which allow a larger volume to be kept buoyant for a given amount of hull metal.

By contrast, on Iraq, the source of so much misfortune, history may be a little kinder to Mr Blair than his countrymen currently are.

By contrast , well- informed people are more likely to ask others for help .

By contrast, some U. S. surrogates have tried to legally claim the children they've carried.

By contrast, chimps and bonobos walk more flexibly, 'with their wrists in a bent position as opposed to being stacked-up, ' she said.

Fruit and vegetable fiber intake, by contrast, did not affect the risk. Magnesium intake also showed no effect in this study.

Unreliable eventually worth mending An old watch, by contrast, becomes so worn and unreliable that it eventually is not worth mending.

By contrast, banks that focus on traditional lending are likely to be less affected by much of the regulatory clampdown, the report says.

Today, by contrast, biology tends to be anexplanation of first resort in matters sexual.

By contrast, Mr Jobs escaped from his 12-year exile in 1996 to return to the company that he had co-founded, Apple, and leads it still.

By contrast, the manned SR-71 Blackbird, used for many years by the U. S. Air Force, had a top speed of just more than Mach 3.

Rate-setting committees at the Fed and the Bank of England, by contrast, vote on decisions and publish minutes showing votes.

The image of a satyr, by contrast although of the same size and material, has a goofy sweetness about it, like a creature pleasantly tipsy.

By contrast, the various forces of good rely on intellect, magic, swordsmanship, archery and a fair helping of luck.

Since the early nineteen- eighties , by contrast , financial blow ups have proliferated and living standards have stagnated .

And he wrote himself script, by contrast, the British director finally in filming technique appear to be more handy and the experienced.

The Long Tail approach, by contrast, is to simply dump huge chunks of the archive onto bare-bones DVDs, without any extras or marketing.

By contrast relationships, summed up the direction of dealing with defective marriage registration.

Mr Semel, by contrast, was a Hollywood dealmaker who did not use e-mail before his arrival at Yahoo! in 2001.

In the United States, by contrast, 61 percent of men in that age group were working, triple the French rate.

by contrast, middleton seemed at ease in front of the cameras. she said she wished she had met diana, who died in a car crash in 1997.

By contrast, America's two big parties still cling to their core religious beliefs as if nothing has changed.

By contrast, the Rat, whose year is now ending, is said to be charming and clever but cunning and selfish.

By contrast, non-tradable service like retail banking and video rental do not show much clustering at all.

Merapi and the other volcanoes of Indonesia, by contrast, are the result of two plates moving together.

His wife, Tina, by contrast, prefers to follow recipes meticulously.

By contrast, the pneumonia vaccine did not provide protection against heart attack.

By contrast, Newsweek said, the first reaction of the pundit class was near hysteria.

By contrast, BUSINESS. DSA file, a binary file of signature, might be more difficult to understand.

By contrast, in 44% of the rounds the poorest players gave up some of their tiny funds to see the rich become less wealthy.

By contrast, Amazon has only one requirement: that the password be at least six characters.

By contrast, centralized tools are designed to run independently of any user session so they know the entire network and are always on.

By contrast, there has been a steady increase in uncritical acceptance of natural products.

In flatforms, by contrast, the front of the shoe is the same height as the back, enabling the wearer to keep their foot completely flat.

By contrast, imbalances have been a recurrent theme of Barack Obama's.

Yet only half of the boys' parents, by contrast, said they had not discussed condom use or birth control with their sons.

By contrast, an L-Value refers to an object (in its wider sense), or a chunk of memory, to which you can write a value.

By contrast to his own work, Mr. Calvino ridiculed commercial fiction, including American novels.

By contrast, Britain and France have maintained the instinct to think globally, without the resources to back it up.

Left ventricular function can be assessed by contrast ventriculography, radionuclide ventriculography, or echocardiography.

Sexual success , by contrast, tends to dampen criminal behaviour down .

The U. S. Federal Reserve, by contrast, signaled recently that it would remain an active player in U. S. debt markets.

Austronesian languages, by contrast, may have the simplest sounds of any language family.

The NCP, by contrast, has deployed the full resources of the state, including its near-monopoly on the state media, to help its campaign.

By contrast, my winning percentage increased a good deal in less culturally conservative or more economically sensitive states.

In terms of concrete writing technique, he was apt at delineating portraits, psychology, scenes and characterizing figures by contrast.

Mr Riley's X-Power, by contrast, is put together from thousands of leftover parts and a chassis that he imported from Italy.

The performance is accompanied by the percussion music that only sets off the atmosphere by contrast, not limits the lion's movements.

By contrast, the situation to which the participants' thinking relates is not independently given: it is contingent on their own decisions.

All the talk in China, by contrast, seems to have been much more effective.

By contrast, the U. S. government is under severe financial strain and will have to impose more cuts in weapons procurement.

By contrast, a powerful chief executive will be up to his neck in any battle worth fighting.

The president, by contrast, has focused on locking in his tenuous gains, touting the outcome as a "ten to zero" landslide.

Diversity among market participants, by contrast, "takes the more concrete form of different enterprises structured by different theories. "

Appliances like microwaves, clothes dryers and dishwashers, by contrast, were considered less essential in 2009 than they used to be.

By contrast, teams of individuals who were familiar with one another easily pooled information and solved the same problem.

Any attempt to curtail speculation, by contrast, is likely to make life harder for firms and oil more expensive.

By contrast, most people of European origin are so genetically mixed that it's impossible to tell German from Frenchman, Bosnian from serb.

By contrast, the viscosity of a melt of a plastic at a constant temperature changes markedly as the shear rate changes.

As a method of information representation and transmission, a graphic is visual and intuitionistic, by contrast with a character.

In the euro area, by contrast, there are more signs that wages are picking up in response to recent inflation.

By contrast, Islamophobia is still allowed out in public.

Mr Ma, by contrast, still asserts Taiwan's sovereignty, but promises to be a "peacemaker, not a troublemaker" .

By contrast, the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, the conservative bible, headlined an editorial: "Thank you, Grover Norquist. "

By contrast, the ISS is a complex and multi- spired mechanism, one of the largest and most sophisticated machines ever created by humanity.

By contrast, if you are a business leader your children can screw up as much as they like without harming your career prospects at all.

By contrast, under tension, the elastic modulus of hard rock is relatively large at the beginning stage and then decreases with loading.

"By contrast, " says Mr Beresford, "many of the British-born rich have seen their fortunes clipped back as the economic outlook worsens. "

By contrast, government-funded research and development in the U. S. is heavily tilted toward the National Institutes of Health.

By contrast, if you are a "pressurizer, " you are firm from beginning to end.

Mr Prakash said his drink, by contrast, was made mainly of cow urine, mixed with a few medicinal and ayurvedic herbs.

By contrast, yes is a doddle , as it's usually what the other person wants to hear.

By contrast, she said, a major stressful event, like divorce, in itself raised the risk of depression by 40 percent.

By contrast, machines like the Predator cost at least $5m, and another $5, 000 an hour to fly.

Conservatives, by contrast, clung to a tragic sense of man's inherent limitations.

By contrast, women had a mean average of 4. 7 sexual partners in their lives so far, with a quarter having just one.

Pessimism leads, by contrast, to hopelessness, sickness and failure, and i slinked to depression, loneliness and painful shyness.

By contrast, union rights, she believes, are a subject on which Democrats and the working class can agree.

By contrast, the United States' approach was to fire on USA 193 when it reached a low enough orbit to minimize danger to other satellites.

India, by contrast, is at least a democracy.

by contrast, the comprehensive evidence and oxygen isotope temperature may be close to the actual temperature.

By contrast, in the case of natural phenomena, events unfold irrespective of the views held by the observers.

"Hoppers" who jump between four or more companies, by contrast, take at least 26 years on average to become chief executives.

Vouchercare, by contrast, would simply hand out vouchers of a fixed size, regardless of the actual cost of insurance.

By contrast, one of the main characteristics of art in the Middle East was (and still is) its absence of human and animal images.

Land to the north of California, by contrast, is likely to see less fire because the amount of rain it receives will increase.

By contrast, it can take a day or two to pull a big chunk of cash from a savings account and plunk it into a brokerage account.

By contrast, private firms are thought to best serve the general interest by Vigorously pursuing their own economic interests.

In the United States, by contrast, 41% goes for agriculture, almost all of it for irrigation.

By contrast, farming ventures used to be about cash crops (coffee, tea, sugar or bananas).

By contrast a popular culture is a large heterogeneous group often highly individualistic and a pronounced many specialized professions.

Bodies that expected food to be plentiful, by contrast, should ration themselves to avoid the consequences of chronic overeating.

By contrast, German and Canadian companies have seen a quick recovery, and report their most positive hiring intentions since the downturn.

By contrast, domestic North American flights and airports are parts of the trip you generally expect to endure rather than enjoy.

On with the six foot by contrast, also known as "Fa-chi, the body theory. "

By contrast, Mr Brown said this week that the proceeds would be used to "deal with our debt issues" .

By contrast the system output curves, it shows that the Fuzzy-PI controller's output performance obviously surpasses the PID controller's.

Large meetings organised by the company, by contrast, are viewed with suspicion.

Objoctive To observe the methods and results of ketamine Anaesthesia by contrast for it was widely used in most Cocal hospitals.

By contrast, Betfair's idea for an exchange came straight out of the capital markets.

By contrast, free software users come to have both the system knowledge and the software selection to experiment.

By contrast, Ashley, the criminology student at the nearby university, has never seen a divorce in her family.

Dr Novack, by contrast, proposes to create a current strong enough to be tapped as a source of power.

There seemed to be no end, by contrast, to the inventiveness of American firms when it came to setting new hygienic standards.

By contrast, a return to the boom of the 1990s, with its heady investment, does not appear on the horizon.

The philosopher, by contrast, is free by virtue of his or her other worldliness, by their capacity to fall into wells and appear silly.

Within the rest of the top 100 firms, by contrast, women account for an average of more than 20 per cent of partners.

The World Bank, by contrast, says such a relationship is "a de facto conflict of interest. "

John Howard, prime minister, by contrast, reaffirmed his commitment to the war in Iraq in a series of engagements with Mr Bush this week.

By contrast, fiscal stimuli by countries with moderate debt levels had proved to be "particularly helpful" in fighting such downturns.

On Sina Weibo, by contrast, trends are fed almost exclusively by excessive re-sending of a very diverse array of content.

By contrast, the renminbi's nominal exchange rate of US dollars "double surplus" of the impact is not significant.

By contrast, the long booms during the Reagan and Clinton years were underpinned by low oil prices.

The causes of the global recession are now well understood. The contours of the recovery, by contrast, are far from clear.

By contrast, Japan's cartelized industries, like those in the United States, Germany and Switzerland are relatively uncompetitive.

By contrast, modern houses in Cuba are made of concrete or brick, making them expensive and laborious to rebuild after a hurricane.

By contrast, when given the resolution specs as well as the sample photos, many more participants chose the camera with higher resolution.

By contrast, the half-life of a cordless phone for the home is measured in years.

Microsoft, by contrast, sells a $299 version of its Xbox 360 without a hard drive and a $399 version with a 20GB drive.

In April, by contrast, the consumer price index was up 3. 2% from a year earlier and non-food and non-energy prices were rising.

By contrast, since the summer, smaller deals have struggled to attract funds or have floated at lower prices than hoped, bankers said.

Human-computer interaction, by contrast, studies both the mechanism side and the human side, but of a narrower class of devices.

The U. S. , by contrast, has had six months of subpar growth of around 2%, and its short-term interest rate is pinned near zero.

By contrast, volatility does not necessarily hurt consumers, because different food staples are often substitutable.

By contrast, the data on which Newton and Einstein built their theories were from stars, planets and moons.

By contrast, diplomats from Sweden, Denmark, Japan, Israel, Norway and Canada had no unpaid fines at all.

nonmetastatic cells, by contrast, caused breast tumors but did not spread.

Mr Sharif, by contrast, the favourite politician of a former army dictator, Zia ul-Haq, proved stickier for the generals.

By contrast, despite what many managers may believe, daytime in the office is not conducive to blue-sky thinking.

By contrast, it was America's sheer size, rather than its democratic political system, that won the war.

By contrast, bilateral agreements like the Colombian and South Korean FTAs offer concrete foreign-policy benefits.

By contrast, twice as many women as men had body clocks shorter than 24 hours and therefore wanted to go to bed earlier and get up earlier.

By contrast Mr Putin, a former KGB officer, remade Russian politics in his own image after coming to power.

By contrast, snipes have several rest-stop options during their autumn migration to Africa but choose not to take advantage of them.

By contrast, it's not unknown for the magnetic pull of the reproductive urge to cause an avowedly gay man to swing the other way.

By contrast, a real project, using an iterative development process, requires the team to perform most activities early and often.

Dr Zhou's method, by contrast, employs a process called electron-field emission. This dispenses with the heat.

By contrast, climate engineering does not require unanimous agreement or steadfast enforcement throughout the world.

By contrast, America is now, as it was then, the world's biggest debtor nation.

By contrast, it seems logical that manufacturing is both socially useful and ought to be larger.

By contrast, Bay and writer Ehren Kruger spent eight months on the Dark of the Moon script.

By contrast, Miller's mother, a poet, "was excessive in all she did. "

All that is noble is in itself of a quiet nature, and appears to sleep until it is aroused and summoned forth by contrast. -Goethe.

By contrast, dating a superior can be very risky because of the conflict of interest it creates.

By contrast, the state values none of these things.

Apple, by contrast, chose an open plan with a clutter-free look, using natural materials like wood, glass, stone and stainless steel.

By contrast, the white space freed up below 700 megahertz is to be made available for unlicensed use by the public.

Fursenko, by contrast, belongs to a different faction from St Petersburg with influential allies inside the Russian government.

By contrast, Amazon, which Hollywood finds less threatening, has deals with all the main film studios except Disney's.

In the new covenant, by contrast, God's people do not cease from physical work for this reason.

By contrast, Shanghai, once home to China's earliest industrialists, is now oddly bereft of native entrepreneurs.

By contrast, last month Beijing joined Russia to veto an attempt to condemn Syria in the UN Security Council.

By contrast, the average woman will lie 728 times a year - around twice a day.

Intel, by contrast, has so far mainly benefited from the netbook craze, which has created a huge market for its Atom chip.

The moral hypocrite, by contrast, has convinced himself that he is acting virtuously even when he does something he would condemn in others.

Women, by contrast, would be better off remembering landmarks and retracing the paths to the most productive patches of plants.

By contrast, total retail sales across the entire U. S. economy have risen by a more modest 6% or so this year.

By contrast, I quite like the circumstances, as I can see a variety of people here, who can always give me tremendous inspiration.

In Poland, by contrast, government and business are less engaged in reaching out to Chinese investors, Mr. Ma said.

In Shia Iran, by contrast, religion has top place: the supreme leader is always a cleric .

By contrast, investors need to put down only $3, 999 up front to trade such a futures contract.

By contrast, government bonds look extremely overvalued and the outlook for equities is more mixed, following a strong run in September.

By contrast, pessimism leads to hopelessness, sickness and failure, and is linked to depression, loneliness and painful shyness.

By contrast, Shanghai edged higher for a second day following some reassuring data on inflation.

By contrast, less than one-twentieth each came from the U. S. and from the EU.

By contrast, someone who has only been an elected official is likely to interpret problems only in a political context.

The word "savings" , by contrast, which is Mr Osborne's preferred euphemism for cuts, features prominently in the middle.

By contrast, Soros sees the current crisis as a real-life illustration of reflexivity.

By contrast, the conformational properties of a polymer are determined by rotations about single bonds.

By contrast, China Unicom and China Telecom are using 3G technologies that have been widely used in western Europe and the US.

LVMH, by contrast, has never taken such an approach, he says, instead emphasising quality, innovation and creativity.

By contrast, barely one in three Algerians had bothered to vote in the general election that day.

By contrast, he can't bring himself to let go the woman who cleans his house twice a month, when he knows her car recently broke down.