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This reflects your great strength and loyalty.

It reflects on our elaborately design.

Sandel's popularity in Asia reflects the intersection of three trends.

Her unselfish act reflects well on her upbringing.

Reform reflects the dialectical unity between human and society.

Traditional wood art ideally reflects the designer's concept and requirements.

Youth is a faint star for me. It reflects one thousand worlds and reflects the dazzling light. It reminds me constantly that this is not just a dream.

Self - identity crisis reflects that self is being in conflict and contradiction, reflects that self is in discontinuity between the past and the present, between here and there.

Usually, of course, we can only see the moon because it reflects sunlight.

Yet much of their success reflects good management and good regulation.

The interface was designed by librarians with academic clientele in mind, but it reflects library sensibilities.

The characteristic of topic selection and marks of cellection of PerXian reflects Lizhi's unique literary view.

But it also reflects the dismal trend towards family break-up.

This theory reflects a profound naivete about how our minds work, and it externalizes blame that is better turned inward.

This may be wishful thinking, but it also reflects some misunderstandings about the ingredients of Asia's success.

This smoothing changes the way the ocean reflects sunlight; in a sense, it makes the water a better mirror.

One possibility is that this custom reflects the way investors like to collude when they can get away with it.

Their severity typically reflects the level of development: the more squalid a country, the more virulent the cholera.

Oxymoron reflects the vast, deep, tight, flexible and difference-seeking characteristics of the Luxun's works, with obscure complicated artistic conceptions and obvious lively intentions.

One of the great challenges of a happiness project is to think about time: whether the structure of our ordinary days reflects our values, interests, and temperament.

This polemic not only affected the Soviet economy for several decades but also reflects in the arguments on reform and development by China's scholars.

This discrepancy likely reflects the high concentration of job losses in manufacturing, construction, and financial services, industries in which men make up the majority of workers.

Guided by these principles, an appraiser attempts to consider all issues relevant to the valuation problem in a manner that is consistent and reflects local market conditions.

"Wuyang" the city of Canton are the most famous a sign to five sheep as a mascot fully reflects the host country host city of the historical background spiritual outlook and cultural charm.

He says the left's refusal to take sides in the internal battles of Muslim countries( between dissidents and oppressors) reflects an“ angelic blindness” which mistakes violent reactionaries for charming exotica.

But it also reflects a deeper strategic affinity with Russia, which last year held its first naval war games in the Western Hemisphere - together with the Venezuelan navy - since the cold war ended.

The philosophy of Taoism has not only influenced the visual representation of Chinese landscape painting but also reflects the Chinese people's way of life that embodies their yearning to be in harmony with nature.

At this time, my heart, with the strongest red, reflects this white world, every interval of cold, will borrow a long window, sprinkled some from the mood that will not be out of date.

The Dust Settles Down, a novel of Alai who is a Zhang nation writer, describes from the eyes of a ise fool a world of ust which is full of troubles, and reflects the writer unique feelings about history and life.

A new user must grasp the concepts and scope of the product quickly or he will abandon it. Thus, the first order of business of the designer is to ensure that the product adequately reflects the user’s mental model of his tasks.