Her eyes shone as they reflected the light of the room.

The scene repeats itself a thousand times over, mirrors the twisted face of a country deeply wounded by fear.

The nature of rust changes with time, reflecting the slow rates of the reactions of solids.

Reflecting the divergence in economic performance, Europe became divided into creditor and debtor countries.

Reflecting their faith in markets, most economists dismiss the idea that speculation is responsible for the price rise.

Reflecting flawed economic arguments, India embraced autarky in trade and rejected inflows of equity investment.

Jokes about elections and election fraud are common feature of modern Balkans folklore, reflecting the concerns of citizens across the region.

Some of them are very familiar, mimicking or outright copying the sticker sets that come bundled with more popular apps like Facebook Messenger.

As in the Tang Dynasty, arts and culture were at center stage, reflecting the country s economic prowess and political might.

Over the last year, partly reflecting past policies in these countries, the imbalances have shown signs of stabilizing and, indeed, even of improving slightly.

These two networks are very often in competition, if not in conflict, with each other, reflecting the current Iranian political turmoil.

In 1831, reflecting a liberalization of official British racial attitudes, the Brown Privilege Bill conferred political and social rights on free blacks (or people of color).

From the right angle you can see how the lake serves as a mirror to the nature surrounding it, reflecting the fairytalish Fan peaks with startling clarity.

Interestingly, Putin features more prominently in the Ukrainian Twitter sample discourse a mirror opposite to the Russian discourse favoring Poroshenko.

By contrast, China had a fixed investment rate of 41.7 of GDP and a savings rate of 51.9 , reflected in a large surplus.

Mr Pidgley added Demand for the right product with good design in the best locations has remained resilient and, reflecting this, forward sales have been maintained.

But the extent of intervention they condone differs, reflecting their different views concerning how dysfunctional the prevailing approach to supervision and prudential regulation is.

Iran's Islamic revolution will inevitably run its course and mutate into a new form of nationalism, to some extent mirroring Russia's own transition out of the Soviet system.

Reflecting the linguistic diversity of Macedonia, the protesters have been sharing information about the demands in various local languages, like Macedonian, Albanian ( protestoj!), Roma, as well as English.

He did not shy away from stating his views, often reflecting the advice of Keynes Words ought to be a little wild for they are the assault of thoughts on the unthinking .

Once more reflecting and encouraging a large segment of what had been his people, he saw in Hitler the new man chosen by providence, the savior of a Germany defeated by treachery.

Portrayal of the queer people in the media is thus almost exclusively negative, reflecting the intolerance that is present not only in Azerbaijan, but in the Caucasus region as a whole.

CAIRO The aggrieved supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and the jubilant protesters who pushed the military to remove him have divided Egypt into two irreconcilable camps, both reflecting and reinforcing the country s deeper problems.

The market for GDP linked bonds would arrive at a price that makes them attractive to investors, reflecting expectations and uncertainties about the issuing country s future.

Reflecting the fear that the Fed s current policy of sustained low interest rates will lead to higher inflation, the law would require the Fed to adopt a formal procedure for setting its key short term interest rate, the federal funds rate.

For now, increased engagement in multilateral institutions seems likely to change China more than it changes the institutions, even as China s voting power increases to reflect better its growing contributions.

Europe's new constitution will be accepted as a guarantee of freedom and lawful government only if it results from a broad public dialogue reflecting the common cultural and moral assumptions that bind Europeans together. If it is to last, it will not be enough for it to be conceived in the light only of today's experience.

Europe's new constitution will be accepted as a guarantee of freedom and lawful government only if it results from a broad public dialogue reflecting the common cultural and moral assumptions that bind Europeans together.

Such industrial mismatches become larger during recessions, reflecting greater churn in the labor market as workers move between shrinking and expanding sectors but they decline as the economy recovers.

Ever Kuiru (right) shows Deiver Edisson Canticus and Yeraldin Domico the website to his digital project.