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Mirrored Vertically

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Mirrored Horizontally And Vertically

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It's as though I were walking down a long corridor that once was mirrored, and fragments of that mirror still hang there.

A short corridor is mirrored at both ends to make it appear longer.

In the kitchen, the mirrored splashback feels like a window to another room.

At the entrance, mirrored units provide storage for all Joanne's cutlery and glassware.

This function is mirrored at sector headquarters, which also transmits information from contingents to force headquarters.

Mirrored gold furniture, silver accents and vintage Serge Mouille lighting all set the style for the scheme.

These became the two bookends of his life, and the journey he traveled in between mirrored the changing development landscape.

Respect for the rule of law must be mirrored by justice being done in accordance with the principle of due process.

Observations and recommendations in those reports in many cases mirrored those made separately by the Board of Auditors during the same period.

Created from nothing and run by the Saharans themselves, the camps mirrored the people, as he had seen for himself during geographical research which had taken him to the spot in January and February 2004.

They want to see their institutions and values mirrored and replicated in their neighbors a dynamic that builds loyalty. As a result, the EU is constantly expanding, while the US likes to urge the world to democratize.

The draft decision therefore introduced a new regime for laboratory and analytical critical uses of methyl bromide, which mirrored the existing system for other substances.

A review of the past 10 congresses revealed the development of important standards and norms in criminal justice and showed how their agendas had mirrored changing threats.

The current trend towards huge companies dominating production of software in some sectors is being mirrored in the rise of the large multinational information system support houses.

It can't be denied at this time, in a global business environment, that languages continue to be vitally important to the country's future, so this must be mirrored in education.

If you go to Japan in Asia, or Finland in Europe, parents and teachers in those countries expect every student to succeed, and you can see that actually mirrored in student behavior.

Our lives were not compartmentalized into what was civil and political on the one hand and what was economic, social and cultural on the other this wholeness therefore mirrored the realities of everyday life.

Cameron s bid to thwart Juncker s candidacy mirrored his unsuccessful attempt to prevent the adoption of the EU s fiscal compact in 2012. He overestimated German Chancellor Angela Merkel s willingness and ability to support the British position.

However, the formulation of paragraph 3 mirrored that of the equivalent provision of the 1997 Convention and did not, therefore, take into account the progress made by the Commission on the question of compensation in recent years.

11. The Committee noted that several recommendations contained in the Secretary General apos s report had already been implemented in the subregion and that they mirrored, for the most part, the measures which it had previously adopted.

Germany s soccer revolution was mirrored in the economy. Beginning in 2003, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, a Social Democrat, launched a series of reforms aimed at increasing labor market flexibility and, more generally, laying the foundations for long term prosperity.

This concern is a first cousin to the old mercantilist focus on whether a policy will improve or worsen the trade balance. A mercantilist could be defined as someone who believes that gains go only to the country that enjoys a higher trade surplus, mirrored by losses for the trading partner that runs a correspondingly higher deficit.

Article 1 of the draft declaration, which gave every individual directly affected by a succession of States the right to the nationality of at least one of the States concerned , thus mirrored that reality. In that connection, the German Government had noted that even though the Commission recognized the possibility of dual or multiple nationality, as the words at least showed, nevertheless it was not its intention to encourage it.

Without fundamental changes in its economic growth pattern, it is difficult to imagine how China can become an immature creditor lender and a mature creditor lender. A more likely scenario is that China will continue to have a trade surplus (though much smaller) and an investment income deficit, mirrored by America s trade deficit and investment income surplus.

Draft article 2, paragraph 1 (a), mirrored a provision in the United Nations Sales Convention although the scope of the draft convention was broader. At its forty fourth session, the Working Group had failed to agree on whether contracts governed by family law or the law of succession should be explicitly excluded from the scope of the convention under draft article 2.

All of these problems reflect the simple fact that policymakers lack suitable tools for conducting regulatory diplomacy in a world of dynamic market reform. The conventional means for doing so mutual recognition and substituted compliance were developed in an environment in which countries would spur each other to raise standards by offering foreigners easier access to domestic markets once regulations in their home countries mirrored their own.

The deep security crisis in Pakistan is mirrored across the border in Afghanistan, which offers a model of what not to do. The Afghan Taliban, removed from power and routed from the country by the end of 2001, needed only a few years to revive itself, owing to the failure of the Afghan government and its international backers to rebuild and stabilize the country.

Moreover, epidemiological studies indicated that BSE was likely to have been transmitted to cattle (and other species) by meat and bone meal animal feed produced by UK rendering plants and exported to many countries. This pattern of trade has now been mirrored in the increasing geographical spread of BSE from the UK to other countries in Europe, and more recently to Japan and the United States.

More needs to be done to consolidate information about the risks posed by technological hazards and to develop synergies between early warning functions and to integrate them into appropriate prevention strategies. 51. The interplay between the effect of hazards and the achievements of national development, and the extent to which one is able to influence the other, is mirrored in the relationship between technical accomplishment and the maintenance of environmental viability.

Mr. Cabatuan (Chairman of the Audit Operations Committee of the United Nations Board of Auditors), introducing the report of the Board of Auditors for the 12 month period from 1 July 2003 to 30 June 2004 on United Nations peacekeeping operations (A 59 5 (Vol. II) and Corr.1), said that the report's format mirrored that of previous reports but incorporated a number of improvements suggested by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (ACABQ).

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As (lovely as) rubies and as (beautiful as) coral.

Food is as important as energy, as security, as the environment.

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As good as.

Such things as art, as poetry, as music.

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