How To Use Powerhouse In A Sentence
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We need a northern powerhouse too.
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Also: Gwynedd should be our powerhouse, instead we're just tired and old and undynamic.
Final results
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I turned the empire from a weakened state to a formidable industrial powerhouse.
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You might have a sleek shirt, but a nice set of cufflinks can make you look like a real powerhouse - never underestimate their appeal.
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In the financial press the gangbuster talk is of a powerhouse economy and a buoyant and robust outlook.
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The financial powerhouse of baseball seems to take the view that he may as well play.
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The pint-sized powerhouse uses “liquid borohydride technology” to give an ipod [...]
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He stared at the big chimney of the powerhouse, as tall as the trunk of a poplar in a "deadening" at home, and covered with vines to the top, and he wondered what on earth that could be.
The Heart of the Hills
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In those days, the labor powerhouses in L.A. were the United Auto Workers and the machinists, each with close to 100,000 members in the auto and aerospace plants that ringed the city.
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The powerhouse who used to grip games by the scruff of the neck was a pale shadow yesterday.
The Sun
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But the talk about who can lead us to a recovery tends to focus on the politicians, banks and global financial powerhouses.
The Sun
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He was said to be distraught about the collapse of the company that he had built into a global powerhouse in the telecoms sector.
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If teachers tap into this they plug into a powerhouse of emotional - and potentially intellectual - energy.
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Already, we've got presumptuous soccer powerhouses in flames; clotheshorse managers who appear to be angling for invites aboard Valentino's yacht; referees under siege; and unforgettably melodramatic acting.
Now Appearing in South Africa: Les Mis
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This little powerhouse uses its abdomen to store goodies brought back to the nest by the workers.
The Sun
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Seeking to compliment AA's strengths, 25-R-diol was selected as the second powerhouse of this stack.
Wil's Ebay E-Store
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The oil and gas industry is a global powerhouse.
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Individual schools and chains are the new powerhouses in British education.
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People arrive, rough around the edges and haemorrhaging ideas, and emerge as fully fledged creative powerhouses.
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The line will become an'economic powerhouse' reviving our great cities and triggering a jobs bonanza.
The Sun
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In their heyday in the Victorian era, these powerhouses of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
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But she needed both eyes open to stare down the pressmen's union during a turbulent strike, build the Post into a media powerhouse and calmly preside over the premier newspaper in the nation's capital.
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Cricket's financial powerhouse is a substantial threat to the history of the game.
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While the root of the beet is a nutritional powerhouse, the leaves are just as potent, containing antioxidant carotenoids, chlorophyll and lutein.
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A keen investor may choose to snap up both firms and create a transatlantic brokering powerhouse.
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Nigeria is the most populous African country and an economic powerhouse for the continent.
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Teams like Cincinnati, Syracuse, South Florida, Connecticut and even Pittsburgh are not exactly synonymous with the phrase perennial football powerhouses, and Louisville and Rutgers have usually been relatively weak even if they had a couple of decent to good years recently.
Re: Bring Back Bump Elliott.
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A quartet of powerhouse teams, each with a uniquely skilled star, is set for a showdown in San Antonio in the strongest Final Four ever.
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The new center on the basketball team is an incredible powerhouse.
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Nigeria is the most populous African country and an economic powerhouse for the continent.
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It could have been a global energy powerhouse by now if its dopey directors of days gone by hadn't been so blinkered in their outlook when it came to oil and gas opportunities.
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If he's right, the companies building the underpinnings for these services could become the tech powerhouses for years to come.
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An anti-ageing powerhouse filled with pure liquid retinol.
The Sun
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One way or another, the doctor is determined to build his powerhouse.
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The emergency powerhouse has been fired up to check the entire system, as a power failure in mid winter would be absolutely no fun at all.
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Colonial Hong Kong blossomed into an economic powerhouse: a capitalistic colony fueled by international investment and global banking.
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Just to give one example from a plenitude of possibilities: the case of Germany, currently powerhouse of European integration.
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It not only uses the Yucatecan powerhouse chile--the habanero--but also includes the native fruit known as naranja agria, or bitter orange, which is also the secret to great Yucatecan escabeche.
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Howland kept getting questions during the tournament about how the gritty, slowdown style was playing in showy, glitzy L.A., and how the region's plethora of high-scoring high school stars will receive recruiting calls from the nation's new defensive powerhouse.
USATODAY.com - UCLA to key on defense again
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They have the potential to become economic powerhouses.
The Sun
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Afren had soared from its days as a penny stock to become a 1.5bn powerhouse.
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Patagonia could be the next powerhouse and Scandinavia had a fledgling industry.
Times, Sunday Times
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It took Japan almost four decades to evolve from a maker of cheap econoboxes into a quality powerhouse that today trounces the likes of General Motors Co. and Mercedes in profitable areas like luxury cars and SUVs.
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Premiere is a powerhouse of tools for editing your video giving you the equivalent of a studio full of traditional equipment only a few years ago.
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The new center on the basketball team is an incredible powerhouse.
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Since Gongzui Hydropower Station put into operation, the tail water level always threaten the flood control safety against pow er-house(in di cating powerhouse on the ground).
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In the once industrial city of Birmingham, a new powerhouse is emerging.
Times, Sunday Times
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Centre right: Fine mesh slot on a Powerhouse kite - there are two slots on each leading edge.
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My 4' 9'' powerhouse of a grandmother, Iris, always in an apron, with sturdy lace-up half-boots, is long gone, and with it her recipe.
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The line will become an'economic powerhouse' reviving our great cities and triggering a jobs bonanza.
The Sun
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Microsoft was already a powerhouse years before MS-DOS.
Entrepreneurs and "giving back", Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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He's been called, variously, a showboat, a stud, a lazybones, a workhorse, a whiner, a powerhouse, an overachiever, an underachiever, you name it.
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It's the very economic powerhouses that they seek to cripple that will be our best hope for salvation if things do start to go wrong.
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After beating the Swedes 4-0 on aggregate, the team is now mixing with the powerhouse clubs in what looks like the strongest field ever assembled.
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Publisher: Potomac Books Inc. Model Aviation, August 2007, Volume 33 Number 8 [single issue magazine] (get better mpg with a Sport Utility Twin, the dual-outrunner Lotsa Watts Powerhouse, Vol. 33 No. 8)
FAA--Forget About Administration
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The company has become a $9 billion powerhouse that dominates the athletic shoe market.
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It now refines Saudi oil and has emerged as a banking powerhouse for the Islamic world.
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Pair this with the wireless controller and you have a portable powerhouse.
The Sun
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Time currently runs 60 concessions within Powerhouse stores but plans to quit them all.
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Critics say the companies have created a powerhouse with the potential to abuse its size.
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They are about firing up our great cities, towns and counties so they can become powerhouses.
Times, Sunday Times
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China also faces significant institutional difficulties on the road an innovation powerhouse.
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She holds this difficult movie together in a powerhouse performance of quiet steel.
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On the 40th anniversary, Ed Bradley, who was a football player for Cheyney State, which played against other state colleges, powerhouses like Kutztown or any school ending with the last four letters "burg".
CNN Transcript Nov 21, 2006
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Achieving such triumphs has enabled this digerati to emerge as a powerhouse within his organization and the industry.
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A year on, he's gone from being a political outcast to a powerhouse of campaigning energy.
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Yet, 15 years after the war, they were rapidly becoming economic powerhouses.
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The Federal Republic of Germany, as it was called, became an economic powerhouse and a mainstay of our NATO alliance.
Ken Blackwell: If I Forget Thee, O Jerusalem!
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These vital ingredients provide the miracle molecules resveratrol and ellagitannin, as well as powerful antioxidants, phytonutrients, the cellular level to support the mitochondria, the powerhouse of the cell, keeping your body feeling.
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He was undrafted out of perennial baseball powerhouse Eastern New Mexico University, and paid his dues in indy ball for three years before catching on with the scuzziest possible affiliated team, the godforsaken Baird-era Royals.
Bucs Dugout
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The images show Hong Kong's transformation from humble manufacturing base to modern financial powerhouse.
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On corporation tax, on the northern powerhouse, the page towards a new chapter in conservatism has been lifted but not quite turned.
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To the astonishment and despair of his rivals, he built a powerhouse.
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After a year of semi-darkness, he signed us up to a privately-run powerhouse.
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People arrive, rough around the edges and haemorrhaging ideas, and emerge as fully fledged creative powerhouses.
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His vision of a northern infrastructural powerhouse may be the most important project of the next five years.
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The powerhouse behind the emerging markets is, of course, China.
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It is not an industrial revolution that the north needs to become a powerhouse again.
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The university is no longer the academic powerhouse that it once was.
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It's the new powerhouse economies which now hold the influence.
The Sun
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South American powerhouse Argentina pulverized flat-footed defenders to defeat Japan tonight for their sixth straight win over the Asian Cup holders.
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The real powerhouse of 3-D gaming is the desktop computer.
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The powerhouse City is seen as the cause of much of this economic mayhem.
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He said it has been a pleasure babysitting the old powerhouse, which he says is in perfect condition and ready to start up again.
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He realizes how tough it is to compete against the resources of the powerhouse teams.
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When the Nelson powerhouse was introduced, the visitors were on a still unconvincing 71-3.
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She is a powerhouse of brooding, internal frustration on the verge of a meltdown.
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Even if it hadn't been, the bulk of the Allies' heavy bombers were still required nightly to pummel the Ruhr corridor, the powerhouse of Germany's manufacturing industry.
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It seems inevitable that they will emerge as the new powerhouses.
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He told the Bethal Afrikaanse Sakekamer the subregion was the powerhouse of the Eastern Transvaal, responsible for almost 45 per cent of economic output.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Patagonia could be the next powerhouse and Scandinavia had a fledgling industry.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sullage will be treated at Sadar Bazar near Church Baloon Road, powerhouse, Lohali and Kathlag.
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This is contained outside the nucleus of each cell, in slender structures known as the mitochondria, the powerhouses of each cell which convert nutrients into energy.
THE LOST KING OF FRANCE: Revolution, Revenge and the Search for Louis XVII
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Its massive, black iron penstocks and 30-ton generators sit just as they did when the powerhouse opened, as if waiting for the switch to be thrown again.
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When I saw Mr. Faddis surrounded by two younger, baldheaded powerhouses of the horn, I was at first afraid—and tempted to request a seat far in the back—that we were in for an evening of three trumpet titans trying to out-blast one another.
Teeming Trumpets, Jam Sessions
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While he may come across as disaffected and aloof off stage, he and his band are a powerhouse on stage, and have crafted several sensational albums of anthemic songs.
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Cool Hand Luke was a powerhouse prison saga, casting Newman as the rambunctious convict turned Christ-like martyr.
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It seems inevitable that they will emerge as the new powerhouses.
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Nigeria is the most populous African country and an economic powerhouse for the continent.
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I got very little sleep, but I was a powerhouse of restless energy.
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Copies of this book will be purchasable during the festival at the Powerhouse Arena Bookstore (37 Main Street, Brooklyn)
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The powerhouse who used to grip games by the scruff of the neck was a pale shadow yesterday.
The Sun
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And India has become the financial powerhouse of the game.
Times, Sunday Times
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Also in the Stranger: Annie Wagner on The Namesake, "a perfectly subtle story that stiffens with each new visual gimmick," and Michael Atkinson on a sampling of video "elegies" by Alexander Sokurov, "one of the modern age's most restless and uncompromised cinematic powerhouses.
GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 3/19.
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Pair this with the wireless controller and you have a portable powerhouse.
The Sun
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Khater Massaad, the CEO of the Ras al-Khaimah Investment Authority, wrote that RAK is safe and has the infrastructure to host powerhouse sailing teams BMW Oracle Racing and defending champion Alinghi of Switzerland and their massive multihulled boats.
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THE plains of northern Italy are the country 's economic powerhouse and industrial heartland.
Times, Sunday Times
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Death - defying daredevils, The Happy Sideshow, are back in Brisbane at the Powerhouse Theatre this month.
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These tin miners were subject only to Stannary law (stannaries were the powerhouses in Devon that taxed tin).
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- I'm already a bookstore fanatic so the aptly named Powerhouse Books on Main Street took my bibliophilia to another level.
Gina Pell: DUMBO: The New Soho
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After all, until recently his name graced one of the capital's lobbying powerhouses, Barbour Griffith & Rogers, now simply-and less incriminatingly
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They are the financial powerhouse.
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So very interesting that the secret powerhouse in blogging - that tween alternative to the kewl kids myspace: MSN Spaces, now has ads (partnered with amazon and kanoodle) that bloggers can make dough on, and they are getting into crawling and enhanced searching through profiling (open text field on location doh: (and content.
Brazil Pumped about MSN Spaces Changes
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It must act to boost the supply of affordable housing and make a reality of the vaunted northern powerhouse.
Times, Sunday Times
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An historic entrepot city that is already a financial powerhouse.
Dennis Wingo - Why Space? Why Now? - NASA Watch
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Landing with a flat foot allows you to sit back into your powerhouse gluteal muscles.
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A nutritional powerhouse, kale is adored by foodies and nutritionists alike.
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I am very partial to "bitter" greens such as rapini, and they are a powerhouse of nutrients, too.
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He's been called, variously, a showboat, a stud, a lazybones, a workhorse, a whiner, a powerhouse, an overachiever, an underachiever, you name it.
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An ARM-based chip, developed in-house by Apple and dubbed the A4 is the power-sipping, high-performing powerhouse that sits inside the iPad.
Fast Company
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In their heyday in the Victorian era, these powerhouses of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
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New Zealand was transformed from a tiny country known for having more sheep than people to a global creative powerhouse.
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But they face opposition from a lobbying powerhouse of credit card companies, banks, auto companies and retail chains.
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The "forelady," he found, had not yet come; all the lines of cars that came from downtown were stalled -- there had been an accident in the powerhouse, and no cars had been running since last night.
The Jungle
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China also faces significant institutional difficulties on the road an innovation powerhouse.
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He provided his usual high-standard service in the line-out and was a powerhouse in the loose as well.
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It is a premiership university but some way behind the elite group of powerhouse research universities.
Times, Sunday Times
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On corporation tax, on the northern powerhouse, the page towards a new chapter in conservatism has been lifted but not quite turned.
Times, Sunday Times
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One needs to look no further than China, the region's emerging powerhouse.
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The meze platter at Stars is just one of those powerhouse bar items.
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We have a real powerhouse, the two of us will cause problems.
The Sun
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The best stories are usually when his bulldog, Mike, also plays a part, as the big dumb palooka gets into trouble with his loyal powerhouse furry friend.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: Waterfront Fists and Others - Robert E. Howard
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China is an emerging political superpower as well as an economic powerhouse.
Times, Sunday Times
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Traditional university football powerhouses from Melbourne included Victoria and Ballarat and these looked strong and hard to beat.
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Though they never broke up, North Carolina's powerpop-punk charmers went quiet for much of the last decade, while frontman Mac McCaughan and bassist Laura Ballance set about turning their Merge record label into one of the US's classiest indie powerhouses (Arcade Fire, Spoon etc).
Superchunk: Majesty Shredding
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He has also earned at least $500,000 from his work for Veritas Capital, a private equity firm in New York that has grown into a defense industry powerhouse by buying contractors whose profits soared from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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But don't let that keep these nutritional powerhouses out of your daily diet.
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Norquist is apparently pining away for the day when America has the same tax system as economic powerhouses like Russia, the Ukraine, and Iraq.
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As the first powerhouse dive concludes, begin lifting the rod high and reeling on the downstroke, pumping the fish up from the depths.
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Going forward, Glen Dimplex will have to meet the low-cost manufacturing challenge presented globally by the emerging economic powerhouse in China.
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But they face opposition from a lobbying powerhouse of credit card companies, banks, auto companies and retail chains.
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London is by far the economic powerhouse of Europe.
The Sun
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At a news conference on Wednesday, Wolfensohn said his meetings in SA - which he described as the regional economic powerhouse - would include discussions on trade and investment which might flow from SA to the region, and the extent to which the World Bank could be useful.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Injuries and distractions can unhinge a powerhouse (see: Boston).
Yanks' Poker Table Has Wobbly Legs
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Is open source software a powerhouse for innovation or a playground for geeks?
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Such a move could turbocharge the government's laudable but as yet lightweight northern powerhouse initiatives.
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They want the northern powerhouse and more school reform.
Times, Sunday Times
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Given that his son was not EIC at Boalt of the Law Review and Boalt unlike Harvard, Yale, or even Chicago is not known as a clerkship powerhouse, it is likely Kmiec's son received preferential treatment.
Doug Kmiec, conservative lawprof, counsel to conservative presidents, endorses Barack Obama.
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The recipe for this northern powerhouse?
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The possibility for innovation and the revival of an acclaimed artistic powerhouse is going to be highly attractive.
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After a year of semi-darkness, he signed us up to a privately-run powerhouse.
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The pint-sized powerhouse uses “liquid borohydride technology” to give an ipod an extra 60-80 hours of life.
POWER PACK: The World’s First Portable Fuel Cell Charger | Inhabitat
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Acquiring Dresdner was meant to transform Allianz into a bancassurance powerhouse that would produce big revenues by selling insurance and banking products to the same customers.
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In their heyday in the Victorian era, these powerhouses of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
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It assaults the listener with an unrelenting powerhouse of guitars that has not dated, sounding as innovative and fierce as it did ten years ago.
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And few of those hold a candle to magnificent Ms. Jones and her mighty Dap-Kings, a collective powerhouse on stage and no slouches in the studio either.
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When the 11 founder members of the euro fused their currencies in January 1999, European policymakers promised they were launching an economic powerhouse on the world to rival America.
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That will give Lockheed Martin annual sales of about $ 30 billion and create a global powerhouse in defense and civilian aerospace.
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Even with later guitarists on board, they were a powerhouse live band, driven by Budgie's thundrous drum sound and one of the most original and authoritative female figureheads a rock band has ever had.
In Heaven and Hell With You
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He puts up big numbers, fits perfectly within a team concept, and plays a central role on a perennial powerhouse.
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Instead, West Virginia argued that the boundaries of the projects should be extended to permit fishing in the tailwater below the powerhouse.
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There he samples a local dish that utilises Swiss chard, a nutritional powerhouse from the spinach family.
Times, Sunday Times
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The grands corps were the powerhouses of the state, and established a tentacular grasp on other key institutions.
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The team was a very pale imitation of the defensive powerhouse it used to be.
The Sun
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He looks at the situation like a football coach of a former powerhouse team fighting to regain respect.
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That is why younger, leaner, more ambitious colleges are now the real powerhouses of learning.
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The result meant the Dutch didn't follow five more powerhouse teams out of the championship.
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The French luxury powerhouse is buying Heng Long International, a Singapore-based business that sources, tans and processes crocodilian leather.
Overheard
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Chromium nighly build adds support for custom user stylesheets -- like shutup. css PowerHouse eMonitor lets you manage power use down to the circuit Motorola Backflip doesn't allow non-Market apps, proves AT
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The northern powerhouse got a mention, of course.
Times, Sunday Times
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I got very little sleep, but I was a powerhouse of restless energy.
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The gold-mining industry, powerhouse of early twentieth-century growth, was constrained by the restitution of a fixed price for gold against the dollar after the war.
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Irrfan we know as a histrionic powerhouse, but here he's playing an action hero.
Rediff.com
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Groups such as the Mining Awareness Resource Group, represented by D.C. lobbying powerhouse Patton Boggs, and the Truck & Engine Manufacturers Association have demanded that they get a chance to review what they call the "inaccurate and faulty" study before the Department of Health and Human Services makes it public.
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But in all fairness, Ottawa is a perennial powerhouse.
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Countries once considered laughing stocks are now financial powerhouses and with that comes opportunities for investors.
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The Redskins are perennial powerhouses when it comes to offseason commotion.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, once again working with director John Madden and reprising the role she played on the London stage, is a powerhouse of raw emotion.
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Still, the movie delivers powerhouse performances, miraculous plot twists and a satisfying murder mystery.
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But we are an economic powerhouse in a position of strength.
The Sun
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There are not many industries of which it can be said that Britain is the global powerhouse.
Times, Sunday Times
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The team was a very pale imitation of the defensive powerhouse it used to be.
The Sun
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That certainly isn't the case in B.C. or Ontario, Canada's other economic powerhouses.
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'Despicable Me 2' In The Works, Illumination To Become An Animation Powerhouse? cinematical: Jokey wise-ass answers are allowed, but offer some real ones too: what would you like to see more of on @cinematical?
Cinematical
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Is that what you meant about supporting the northern powerhouse, George?
Times, Sunday Times
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And these factories are far from the supposed economic powerhouse of London.
The Sun
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Madden brought Jack the consensus sentiment from half a dozen underworld powerhouses: Go someplace else, Jack.
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Though Ms. Peters is in fragile voice, her acting is touchingly intense, and her colleagues, Mr. Burstein in particular, give powerhouse performances that couldn't be bettered.
When Faith Draws Blood
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Trees are necessary to human life not just because they are powerhouses of basic biospheric processes.
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The new powerhouse of Europe is a group that few voters have heard of.
Times, Sunday Times
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It seems inevitable that they will emerge as the new powerhouses.
Times, Sunday Times
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A nutritional powerhouse, kale is adored by foodies and nutritionists alike.
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The stores being shut seem to be the high overhead stand alone outlets, with Time's concessions within Powerhouse being OK.
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Livewire punk popsters A and ska powerhouses Less Than Jake worked the audience like the festival veterans they are.
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While he may look like the strongest green powerhouse around, he's got nothing against the extraordinary strength of spinach or the out-of-this-world brawniness of broccoli.
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China has been described as an 'emerging economic powerhouse'.
