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151. It is achieved only at the expense of Ahura Mazda, by then called Ohrmazd, who is brought down to the level of his opponent, Ahriman.

152. And given that interconnection, power in the 21st century is no longer a zero-sum game; one country's success need not come at the expense of another.

153. When countries tend to manipulate their managed floats in order to pursue particular goals at the expense of other countries, the behavior is referred to as dirty floating.

154. You will put the cart before the horse if you emphasize the method at the expense of content.

155. The increase in Internet bookings comes at the expense of the GDS and Voice Channels, both of which have been in decline for many years now.

156. They are poles apart from today's double-faced and mercenary speculators who have no political beliefs, ready to feed their own greed at the expense of the interests of their country and their people.

157. April Fool's Day thus developed into an international fun festa, so to speak, with different nationalities specializing in their own brand of humor at the expense of their friends and families.

158. NOR-based flash is the older technology that supported high read performance at the expense of smaller capacities.

159. It is difficult to imagine such a heterogeneous group finding issues on which their joint interest is at the expense of the global interest.

160. In the absence of such instructions, the collecting Bank will send the relative advices by the method of its choice at the expense of the Bank from which the collection instruction was received.

161. The data suggest to us that the TV habit may offer short-run pleasure at the expense of long-term malaise.

162. This increase in Internet bookings comes at the expense of the GDS and Voice Channels, both of which have been declining for many years now.

163. We have to get a consensus that debt cancellation doesn't come at IDA's expense or at the expense of other countries.

164. How the minister hopes to encourage fixed capital investment at the expense of consumer spending.

165. These enzymes are synthesized at the expense of reserve proteins mobilized in the aleurone vacuoles.

166. Officials stoutly insist neither relationship comes at the expense of the other.

167. Some target 100 % binary compatibility at the expense of performance.

168. John Robinson, a social scientist from Maryland's university branch said: this conflict date disclosed that watching TV can give people a short good mood at the expense of the long drooping mood.

169. If the Leasee requires to add other sorts of risk, the Leasor may execute the formalities as an agent at the expense of the Leasee.

170. The familiar idea is that inherited wealth offers an unjustified head start for some individuals at the expense of others.

171. As a man of letters, Fraser tends to emphasise rhetoric at the expense of reality.

172. But skeptics worry that costs may be trimmed at the expense of the patient.

173. They also point the finger at executives who benefit from the luxury boxes, hospitality packages and privileged access to sporting celebrities, all at the expense of shareholders.

174. "Development is proceeding at light speed, " continued the expert."Some native islanders fear that development is at the expense of theislands' identity and culture."

175. To me it would seem only a commercial exchange, in which each wished to be benefited at the expense of the other.

176. The king sought to aggrandize himself at the expense of his people.

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177. While a modified Otto cycle engine using the "Atkinson cycle" provides good fuel economy, it is at the expense of a lower power-per-displacement as compared to a traditional four-stroke engine.

178. Dickens said that'smartness " was at the expense of honesty.

179. When a company's borrowing cost is high, the benefits of new investments begin to accrue to old creditors at the expense of new investors, causing investment to drop.

180. By this he means that the growing paralysis of the federal system is due to built-in weaknesses that emphasize custodianship at the expense of forward-looking leadership.