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Colorful, dynamic, multifaceted, boisterous, there's not one Casbah but hundreds.
Behind it was the dynamic Adenoid Hynkel, whose genius ran the nation, whose ceaseless activity kept him busy every moment of the day.
Dynamic.
His wife is a nice person and he is so dynamic.
And this man, this man of dynamic energy, is doomed suddenly to darkness, and the life of a helpless invalid.
Mr. Wilson has such a dynamic personality.
Aries people are forceful, dynamic, they dote on noise.
It was apparent that Captain Nemo had discovered what mankind has always sought -- the veritable dynamic power of the universe.
You all seem to be in great shape, happy, dynamic.
Secret services, of the interested powers sent their most perceptive and dynamic agents, all of them fascinating synthesis of brains and muscle, to find him.
But today, by following our teaching, you have unlocked your potential, transformed yourself into dynamic, hard-hitting executive material.
You're talking to a dynamic, hard-hitting executive.
I bet the Dynamic Duo has.
The Dynamic Duo escaped our trap!
It's called Dynamic Ultra. They do high-tech research.
Any minute now, we'll arrive at Dynamic Ultra.
Behind it was the dynamic Adenoid Hynkel, whose genius ran the nation, whose ceaseless activity kept him occupied every moment of the day.
You, one of the most dynamic industrialists.
I was one of the most dynamic industrialists.
I need a dynamic, good woman.
He has such a dynamic personality.
Well, it's dynamic. Lots going on. Strange people.
It was apparent that Captain Nemo had discovered what mankind has always sought, the veritable dynamic power of the universe.
Our chairman, your husband, was such a dynamic personality.
The sound, the sonic vibrations, they go in there. That gets transmitted to that photoelectric cell which gives those dynamic impulses to the brushes and the arms.
I have a dynamic too.
I bet the Dynamic Duo has. -What? A clue on how we made that ship disappear.
The activities planned are pretty dynamic, right?
They form a city apart, which, step by step, stretches down to the sea. Colorful, dynamic, multifaceted, boisterous, there's not one Casbah but hundreds.
Not just ideas. Dynamic angles.
Aries people are forceful, dynamic, they dote on noise. They love to bang things around.
The spaceship is now passing through the point of maximum dynamic pressure.
To our generation which craves everything new and dynamic.
Anyway, I would like a dynamic profession.
He's an extremely dynamic individual.
The dynamic growth of cells?
When the wings that support the bird propel it through the air it is the surrounding air's resistance that gives the dynamic lift this is the bird's loneliness and harmony.
The theory of wings is hollow at its heart.it is the dynamic lift that holds one's salvation in the highest in the highest, in the highest places one's eyes might open.
News and current affairs
Indeed, it was this dynamic - against which John Maynard Keynes fought - that made the Great Depression of the 1930's so grim.
This failure reflects the same dynamic at work in the breakdown of global climate-change conferences in recent years: a few cynical countries, whose cooperation is needed to save the planet, fuel the madness of those bent on destroying it.
The only clear lesson to emerge from Iran's disputed presidential election is that the country has a vibrant and indeed dynamic civil society.
Most obviously in need of amendment is the view that minimally managed and regulated markets are both more stable and more dynamic than those subject to extensive government intervention.
Simply put, one thermal kick was enough to initiate an internal dynamic that will now continue under its own momentum, regardless of any action that humans might take to prevent it.
Supporting inclusive political dialogue and ensuring that conflict is resolved through peaceful means are the highest priorities, as are security, access to justice, and a dynamic private sector that generates sufficient job opportunities.
Syria's deepening crisis, and the criminal use of chemical weapons there, has created a similar dynamic and dilemma.
So the only rational response is to research aggressively into the many unknown factors: the physics of cloud formation, the dynamic coupling of the upper stratosphere to the lower atmosphere, the accumulation of atmospheric water vapor.
That dynamic is still at work.
Yet the head of the Commission is called upon to be the dynamic public face of Europe.
France's presidency of the EU during the second half of 2008 showed that dynamic leadership is a quality widely appreciated by the European public.
Nuclear terrorism, a slowdown in China, or a sharp escalation of violence in the Middle East could all blow the lid off the current economic dynamic.
Above all, we must assure that the armistice has its own dynamic.
India's agriculture sector, for example, has fallen behind the rest of its dynamic economy, living on borrowed time, as levels of ground water, on which much of the country depends, fall precipitously.
But such a dynamic does now seem to be in motion.
A particularly dynamic and innovative business model came from outside and took over central aspects of British and then American public life.
This sort of firm is also very common in the most dynamic emerging-market economies in Asia and Latin America.
And, with headwinds from Europe and a synchronized global slowdown, the candidates will have no choice but to pursue, at least initially, similar economic policies to restore dynamic job creation and financial stability.
Fiscal reforms work best in a dynamic economy.
Nor was it the crisis that gave rise to corruption, which affects officialdom at all levels, or that caused Russia to lose its democratic dynamic.
Indeed, for such a dynamic to work, the woman must recalibrate her expectations of her spouse.
This loss of faith is, sadly, establishing a dynamic that will itself inhibit the concessions that are needed if a permanent agreement is to be found.
The contrast between this dynamic space for open protest and Saudi Arabia could hardly be starker.
BEIJING - All low-income countries have the potential for dynamic economic growth.
The introduction of the euro was supposed to spur the less dynamic and competitive European economies, mostly in the south of the continent, to drive down their costs and increase their competitiveness.
As a result, the negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, as well as the civil war in Syria, may well take on a new dynamic.
Making Asia's service sector more dynamic is essential to future growth.
One consequence is that international markets are not as dynamic as they might be, and prosperity not as widespread.