| Near Virginia City, Nevada, the spirit of a camel materializes, led by a dead man. |
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| But is also one of the sites where the formation of new claims by informal political actors materializes and assumes concrete form. |
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| This network evolves and materializes through a process of inspiration, image, and historic precedent. |
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| In a darkroom floating in a bath of developer an image slowly materializes. |
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| The idea of the war between morals and instincts materializes in the efforts of a prostitute who wants to change her ways. |
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| Sanctimonious and vain is how he materializes in this finely grained and scrupulously documented account. |
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| If this consolidation materializes, those computer giants will have more power to expand their market shares. |
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| An industrial risk actually only materializes in an accident if a danger, a means of transfer and a target exist. |
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| Such a waiver can take place in various ways, either before a dispute materializes or ad hoc in a lawsuit. |
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| She has said that she is most interested in the way sound materializes out of silence. |
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| As he relishes his triumph, a larger, grinning version of the man materializes in the background, eyeing his prey. |
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| Instead, it somehow creates additional gluons, quarks, and antiquarks from its own energy and materializes as normal particles built from quarks. |
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| Do we not now live in our various national enclaves, or seem to, on the cusp of a present evanescing even as it supposedly materializes before our very eyes? |
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| He expects equity markets to anticipate this normalization of growth before it materializes. |
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| Mainly located in tax havens, such funds hold no securities but borrow them and become owners only when the transaction materializes. |
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| As noted previously, once a risk materializes, very little time can be devoted to developing optimal response strategies. |
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| The aim is to expand the network as the work materializes and SEAPAC establishes itself as an authority on the issue. |
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| This competition materializes in various forms, both in terms of pricing and quality. |
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| Prize money will be doubled if the industrial development of the project concerned materializes in the Lacq industrial basin. |
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| This coming battle, if it materializes, represents a turning point in U.S. foreign policy and possibly a turning point in the recent history of the world. |
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| So let's reserve judgment until actual evidence materializes. |
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| This strategy is often chosen when there is an alternative approach that can be taken if the risk materializes. |
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| Whether a stellar group materializes as an association or a cluster seems to depend on the efficiency of star formation. |
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| At the finale — a timid commercial gesture passing as psychological atonement — Manny's ghost materializes to shed light on his behavior. |
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| When the exciting and possessive Elvira materializes, in a sort of ghostly off-white chiffon poncho, she is a vision of long-mourned passion. |
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| There is a child care crisis in our country and the government talks and promises, and talks and promises, but nothing ever materializes. |
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| The difference between the green and the red points materializes the size of the asymmetry. |
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| Namely we think during zazen, reality materializes itself and solidifies itself with all the concerned karma. |
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| But if such a scenario materializes, there will be no room for compromise or for pragmatic acceptance of impunity. |
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| The unpredictability of demand could be particularly problematic for an industry that must invest in capacity long before actual demand materializes. |
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| If this really materializes, China will consider the involvement of U. S. troops deployed from Korea as a Korean aggression against it and will put the ROK on its hit list. |
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| If a court challenge concerning the validity of the Town's urban bylaws materializes then it will necessitate the levy of an additional tax to cover related costs. |
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| Innovation normally materializes in enterprise at a community level, and stimulation of innovation is a lever for the creation of value-added that fosters the stability and vitality of regional economies. |
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| When a threat materializes, everyone takes his position and sells candy. |
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| Nature is never something simply seen or experienced but is a principle of recognizability that frames and materializes what can count as nature. |
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| Valuations will improve as earnings growth materializes. |
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| If this materializes this would be again a good outreach opportunity. |
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| This development materializes through such things as the creation and development of enterprises that create sustainable jobs and that have local and regional influence or are part of the social economy. |
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| Some observers argue that this reversal in direction, towards market fragmentation rather than consolidation, will be temporary, to the extent that it materializes. |
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| If pressure on education expenditure materializes as a result of the current crisis in government finance, a prime target for restraint will be the biggest item in all education budgets, namely teachers' salaries. |
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| The existence of a large contingent liability suggests that there is a risk that the liability amount could increase significantly if the contingent liability eventually materializes. |
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