'How is our angel ?' asked she, meaning Serezha.

All call for a concerted political effort implying some form of negotiation with the Taliban.

South Park Wiki presented the woman as his secretary, implying an extramarital affair.

Meaning, nothing that we do can we be the first ones to do it.

Moreover, the recent bounce in investment spending (and housing) will end, with bleak prospects for 2012, as tax benefits expire, firms wait out so called tail risks (low probability, high impact events), and insufficient final demand holds down capacity utilization rates. And most capital spending will continue to be devoted to labor saving technologies, again implying limited job creation.

This, too, is a level effect, implying that the inflation rate will rise once the dollar's exchange rate stops appreciating.

And most capital spending will continue to be devoted to labor saving technologies, again implying limited job creation.

This will lead the regime down an increasingly autocratic path, applying more aggression at home and defying the West with greater self confidence.

In the years ahead, technological improvements in robotics and automation will boost productivity and efficiency, implying significant economic gains for companies.

Years ago, Iranian women, especially the younger generation, avidly sought the right brands meaning foreign, most preferably western labels.

In comments on Facebook, Klimenko called Vedomosti s story a donos ( denunciation ), implying that someone is using the newspaper to try to smear his reputation.

Fear of the Left overcame history's open wounds Batlle won by 7 , implying that almost all Blancos flocked to him. Uruguay's voters divided along lines of ideology, not old loyalties.

Nearly half of 2013 third quarter GDP growth was inventory accumulation, implying that final sales rose by only about 2.5 .

When communism collapsed, he blamed every shortcoming in the reform process on foreigners meaning the West, Romania's ethnic Hungarian minority, and especially the Jews.

The Central Bank of Cyprus has provided large loans to Cypriot banks under the Emergency Liquidity Assistance arrangement, implying that the collateral offered did not meet the standards of the ECB.

Immediately to the right of this, users see the text in the name of God the merciful (element 1), as if to imply that these pages are being censored at the will of God.

In another episode, members of the Mexican Federal Police are seen assaulting a drug lord in his hacienda, with the implication that they are only doing the bidding of a rival dealer.

The story of a possible US default is resonant in precisely this way, implicating as it does America s sense of pride, fragile world dominance, and political upheavals.

Moreover, these bonds are priced as spreads on the government bond yield curve, implying that QE will have an immediate impact on enterprises financing costs.

Thus, Beck falsely charges that Soros has instigated coups abroad while implying that he plans to carry one out in the US.

The Tibetans have framed the recent wave of self immolations not only as acts of sacrifice but as acts with religious meaning, as in the tradition of offering one s body for the benefit of others.

He observed that ...when vast numbers of men submit their lives and fortunes absolutely to the will of one, it...must be force of custom, or opinion...which subjects power to authority.

The doves are furious about the pre announcement, and some hawks perhaps nostalgic for the more collegial style of Wim Duisenberg regard Trichet s move as showing off and taking control. Indeed, a leading Dutch financial newspaper attacked the pre announcement as a sign of Trichet s weakness rather than strength, implying that he had lost control of the Governing Council.

Indeed, a leading Dutch financial newspaper attacked the pre announcement as a sign of Trichet s weakness rather than strength, implying that he had lost control of the Governing Council.

Annual output per person, adjusted for price levels in different parts of the world, averages around 10,000, implying total output of around 67 trillion.

Indeed, there is considerable talk among Western security services that the recently disclosed centrifuges were not actually assembled in the Nyeongbyeon facility, implying that Kim s regime is hiding another facility.

Many countries are doing just that, implying that the next game changing technology may not come from Silicon Valley it could just as easily be developed in a lab in Paris, London, or Berlin.

Earlier this year, President Putin addressed the Federal Security Service (the post Soviet successor to the KGB), warning the agency that enemies at the gates are preparing to meddle in Russia's parliamentary elections, alluding unsubtly to Western powers.

The way us is defined links the caudillo with his supporters by building an uncomplicated and easily invoked collective identity that facilitates communication and political mobilization, while also implying submission by all citizens.

Indeed, some years back, a planned visit to Indian Ladakh by the PLA s commander of the Lanzhou Military Region was canceled on the grounds that Pakistan had protested implying that Pakistan had a legitimate claim to the area.

German authorities are working feverishly to come up with a set of proposals in time for the European Union summit at the end of June, but all signs suggest that they will offer only the minimum on which the various parties can agree implying, once again, only temporary relief.

For example, according to The Economist , a Big Mac hamburger sells in the euro zone for about three euros roughly 4 at the current exchange rate but for only about 3.20 in the United States, implying that the euro is overvalued by about 25 .