Much as they may have admired her, most Britons were never convinced that the Thatcher way was the only way.

This perceived weakness is a key explanation for why former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (much admired by G 20 and other world leaders) was overthrown by his Labor Party colleagues, and why his successor, Julia Gillard (whose government is much admired for its economic management), remains deeply unpopular.

And Colombian governance is admired worldwide.

I most admired Thatcher for her political style.

Indeed, though Musharraf displayed an urbane image, enjoyed his Scotch, and admired Turkey, he was not one of the Pakistani secularists so admired by Indian liberals.

NEW HAVEN The Chinese have long admired America s economic dynamism.

For this, Zidane was not only admired, but also respected.

They were very different characters who shared a similar philosophy, albeit expressed with more charm by a president who much admired her directness and her simple, even blunt assertions of the old verities.

She was also the most divisive British prime minister of modern times, admired and reviled in equal measure, owing as much to the self righteous way she pursued her policies as to the policies themselves.

As well as being feared, the Chinese are admired for being cleverer than everybody else.

The Good Samaritan, she said, was to be admired because he helped himself before helping the poor.

Today s Egyptian army is a people s army, and, unlike the reviled security forces, it is widely admired.

Rami, at his blog 961, also admired Mustapha's action of taking the matter into his own hands.

Bronisław Geremek was one of us, to quote the words of Joseph Conrad, a writer whom Geremek admired.

In Thailand, the self made ethnic Chinese media billionaire Thaksin Shinawatra was especially admired by the rural poor.

Saudi Arabia s national oil company has achieved homegrown expertise in oil drilling that is widely admired in the West.

But it is instructive to recall that many of those now universally admired rules were fiercely resisted when first proposed.

Even today, America s economy remains one of its most admired features in the rest of the world including in China.

Malone had been his mentor when Johnston had worked at the San Juan complex in Colorado, and Johnston admired his work.

I've long admired the Witness project, and Peter Gabriel told us more details about it on Wednesday, in his profoundly moving presentation.

With China's growing sense of itself as a superpower, resentment about the country being poorer and less admired than some other nations has become intolerable.

Campaigners for democracy admired Yeltsin s struggle against the conservatives in the politburo especially after he was forced out of the party s inner circle in November 1987.

In some municipalities, entrepreneurs enjoy high social status, regardless of whether they are already successful elsewhere they are looked down upon and other occupations are more admired.

He was a world renowned philosopher, a professor at great universities Oxford, Yale, Chicago and someone who was respected and admired by his colleagues around the world.

And I always embarrass her because I say, well, Angela, for example, could get away with doing absolutely anything within Wikipedia, because she's so admired and so powerful.

He supervised the first Ph.D. thesis in mathematics written at Göttingen by a woman she was Grace Chisholm Young, an English student of Arthur Cayley's, whom Klein admired.

Great social thinkers almost always start out as polarizing figures, admired by some and scorned by others, until their radical challenge to how we understand the world finally prevails.

(Others have become business leaders, but only Steve became someone known and admired by millions including the Romanian waiter at the British Airways lounge where I am sitting now.)

when he comes to be glorified in his saints, and to be admired among all those who have believed (because our testimony to you was believed) in that day.

When he shall come to be glorified in his saints, and to be admired in all them that believe (because our testimony among you was believed) in that day.

Though his actions in the battle were admired, the war became unpopular with the British public, who felt that the king and Carteret were subordinating British interests to Hanoverian ones.

Like the Mona Lisa in the Louvre, the French Revolution s clarion call for universal rights can be admired only from behind bullet proof glass, and it is definitely too precious to be exported.

I loved these people, and I admired their freedom, but I watched as the world outside of our utopian bubble exploded into these raging debates where pundits started likening our love to bestiality on national television.

How Much Transparency is Too Much?

But how much openness is too much?

Much was achieved much has been left out.

There is much too much competition for that position.

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What effect did Diana s life and death have on the millions who admired and loved her? After her death, tens of millions grieved and many wrote letters and sent checks to the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund, which has a website called www.theworkcontinues.org .

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So thank you very much for being here. Thank you very much.

If one belongs to a generation that regarded Israel as one of the great achievements of the twentieth century, and admired the way in which the country provided a proud home for the persecuted and downtrodden, one is particularly concerned that it may now be at risk.

This becomes much clearer if we substitute much smaller action than Barroso envisions.

Thanks so much.

He's much better.