As a result, artificial prices could result.

Now it turns out this is a legitimate non photoshopped photo.

The political divisions are artificial. The cultural unity is natural.

Many analysts and activists quickly denounced the announcement as nothing more than a theatrical ploy.

Does the candidate come across as a snob, or a friendly guy whom one can trust? Do the smiles look real or fake?

Tarski showed how we can give a compositional theory of truth for artificial languages.

Ukrainians recoil, in anger and horror, at the very idea of dividing the nation.

Differences, real or manufactured, are easy to magnify and exploit.

But any manufactured debt crisis now would deeply antagonize the corporate sector and most of the electorate.

This work has to go on in an open and transparent manner, without artificially imposed deadlines for decision making.

The sole purpose of the wall was to create an artificial frontier to further confine the population of the occupied territories.

Instead, public servants now appear to be in cahoots with Wall Street to engineer an artificial aura of profitability.

We reject the acts of subversion aimed at financing and artificially building an internal counter revolution in thrall to the interests of the power attacking us.

As the secretariat was advised during consultations with experts, imposing the requirement of binding bids may be regarded as an effective tool against potential abuses in the ERA, such as by phantom bidders, or members of a cartel who may keep bids artificially high.

The beauty and pleasure in art probably a human universal were began to be considered saccharine, or kitsch, or commercial.

The important problems mentioned in his report deserve to be considered carefully and thoroughly, without any artificial deadlines.

Countless moments of unsolicited natural moments, not posed moments, are captured there, and we're starting to learn how to discover them and find them.

So here, too, the logic points to a vicious circle Slower growth leads to artificial remedies and further erosion of long term growth potential.

We should also recognize that there are areas where agreement will not be reached quickly or easily, and we should not be bound by artificial deadlines.

It was first discovered in 1937 by C. Perrier and E. Segre as an artificial element to fill space number 43 in the Periodic Table.

It involved a complex synthetic security that was derived from existing mortgage backed securities by cloning them into imaginary units that mimicked the originals.

To now artificially raise the bar as some have sought to do, including very recently is quite clearly arbitrary and self serving.

In our opinion, the proposal of the group of four contained in document A 59 L.64 would create discrimination and artificial hegemonies among regions.

Further reaffirms that efforts at the restructuring of the Security Council shall not subject to any artificial deadlines, and that a decision on this issue should be made by consensus

Ukraine s unity, however, is not artificial. It is natural, as is demonstrated by the huge majority even among the Russian minority that continues to support the country s independence.

As the reform process proceeds, the United States would like to move forward on the basis of broad consensus along the lines we have previously stated and without artificial deadlines.

We thought if we could use our optical remote control to activate the cells of the Critic, we should be able, artificially, to nag the Actor into changing its policy.

And finally, an observer in the future marveling at a beautiful structure in the environment may find it almost impossible to tell whether this structure has been created by a natural process or an artificial one.

In other words, he clearly believed that regulation created artificial barriers, and that competition between jurisdictions that is, between regulators was to be welcomed.

Developing country central banks keep interest rates artificially low to ensure sufficient low cost financing for the public sector, while avoiding large fiscal deficits and high inflation.

At that time, full utilization under RPTC activities was not observed due to the artificial closing of projects at the end of a biennium, or for those projects that could not be completed due to the specific nature of activities.

The most frequent partners of UNICEF were UNDP (64 instances), UNFPA (47), WHO (39) and WFP (34).

MacDonald Critchley, who first wrote about the condition in 1942, described 11 cases he had examined and reviewed 15 other published cases in a 1962 publication.

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The same generally goes for the instance of direction and control and for the case of coercion.

The independent expert was informed of 14 cases of torture, 35 cases of assault, beating or wounding, and 18 cases of looting.