Eclipse

Eclipse

Red Eclipse

Eclipse IDE

Eclipse Integrated Development Environment

Who Will Eclipse America?

The Eclipse of British Reason

Did you see yesterday's eclipse?

Did you see the eclipse yesterday?

An eclipse of the moon is a rare phenomenon.

Well, at the moment, her mind is in an eclipse.

It is a total eclipse of the Sun, seen from the other side of Saturn.

When he and his sister Martha were just very little, their mom took them out to see a total eclipse or actually, a solar eclipse and not long after that, both of them started losing their eyesight.

And if one were to eclipse the Milky Way, this is what it would look like.

First, Council reform, willy nilly, will overshadow and even eclipse other aspects of United Nations reform.

Operational mine clearance should not eclipse other aspects of mine action, such as assistance to victims.

It was a photograph, not of space time, but of an eclipse, with a dot there rather than there.

Since Turkey will be one of the best sites to observe the last solar eclipse of the millennium, which is to take place on 11 August 1999, preparations have begun to accommodate large numbers of visitors to the sites where the total eclipse will be observed by departments of physics, astronomy and space science of Turkish universities.

39. There was a danger that emergency refugee situations involving mass displacements, which dominated the media, could eclipse other pressing situations crying out for attention.

However, my country believes that the debate on Security Council expansion must not eclipse other subjects of vital importance that our leaders will have to consider in September.

It can be just like this, or maybe like this, which is rather peculiar, but this is in 1963 the viewing of a sun eclipse in the United States.

Such messages should not be allowed to eclipse the basic political questions of the polity of Côte d'Ivoire, to which the existing peace agreements have already provided satisfactory answers.

Fifthly, Security Council reform is only one part of the reform process of the United Nations and should not be allowed to eclipse equally important reform in other areas.

The city goes out in annular rings, consuming more and more green space, and more and more roads, and more and more energy in the transport of people between the city center which again, the city center, as it becomes deprived of the living and just becomes commercial, again becomes dead.

As near as we can tell, it had nothing whatsoever to do with that solar eclipse, but by then my grandmother had already gone to her grave thinking it was her fault.

Finally, in the field of basic space sciences, Cuba is coordinating with two Latin American countries (Colombia and Costa Rica) the joint observation of the solar eclipse of 26 February 1998 using radio waves and optical methods.

The combination of tighter credit conditions in the advanced economies and dimmer economic prospects in low income countries is hitting investment flows. And workers remittances, which now eclipse aid as the biggest financial flows to low income countries, are also falling.

One time in Nova Scotia, when we went to see a total eclipse of the sun yeah, same one as in the Carly Simon song, which may or may not refer to James Taylor, Warren Beatty or Mick Jagger we're not really sure.

The need to increase the transparency of SWF operations should not be allowed to eclipse their potential benefits. As long term investors, SWFs can help to reduce market volatility through financial intermediation, as well as contribute to financing projects with positive but long term rates of return.

In terms of providing an essential structure for discussion of this problem, Arvind Subramanian s new book, Eclipse Living in the Shadow of China s Economic Dominance, is a major contribution. (Full disclosure Subramanian and I are colleagues at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, and we have worked together on other issues.)

SINGAPORE Not a week passes, it seems, without a big picture thinker releasing a big picture book or giving a big picture sermon describing the gradual eclipse of American hegemony in Asia. True, American power will inevitably decline in relative terms as Asian giants such as China and India rise.

Of course, you could fall back on more traditional reasons to believe in a round earth, like the fact that our planet projects a round looking shadow on the moon during eclipses. Naturally, you would have to be in a position to explain if challenged what an eclipse is and how you know that.

The best case for taking China seriously as a world power is made in Arvind Subramanian s best selling book Eclipse Living in the Shadow of China s Economic Dominance, published in 2011. (The author, now Chief Economic Adviser at India s finance ministry, and I were colleagues and sometimes co authors at the International Monetary Fund and the Peterson Institute for International Economics.)

I do not consider these allegations worthy of further discussion in this body. Mr. Moushoutas (Cyprus) In the 23 years of Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus, Turkey has been consistently attempting either to eclipse itself from the scene of the crime of aggression or to cloud the issues of what is known as the Question of Cyprus . The representative of Greece very aptly described Turkey apos s behaviour as double talk and distortion.

But then, with his famous southern tour in early 1992, Deng orchestrated the eclipse of the anti market, conservative faction. In the boomtown of Shenzhen, with television cameras rolling, Deng jabbed his finger in the air, admonishing his Party If China does not practice socialism, does not carry on with reform and opening and economic development, does not improve people s standards of living, then no matter what direction we go, it will be a dead end.

The three Benelux countries, along with a few other smaller EU nations, are opposed to the new European president being from a large nation. And there are also those who fear that a political heavyweight in the job might eclipse the EU Commission s President, former Portuguese prime minister José Manuel Barroso, who has just been confirmed for a second five year term, and devalue the role of the foreign policy chief whose authority Lisbon is due to beef up.