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151 Its members will buy the same branded goods, save up for the same houses, sign up for the same credit cards and aspire to put their children into the same schools.

152 Squatting beside Mr Kale, on a turd-strewn wasteland outside Ashti, a village in India's western state of Maharashtra, Pardhi men and women describe what it is like to be branded criminal at birth.

153 Now you can redeploy your branded gateway and try this changes.

154 Some reviewers branded The Lost Symbol "moronic, derivative and clunky" .

155 All cattle on the farm were branded with the letter A.

156 Mulberry-dyke fish-pond constitutes a mesh texture whether in overlooking aloft or standing in,(sentencedict.com) and deep impression would be branded to anyone.

157 Branded an intellectual, he spent 10 years working as a semiskilled laborer at the Beijing Heavy Machinery Factory.

158 Pyrography is also branded on the gourd, or other small things, as a small arts and crafts.

159 A thought after 09 Auto Shanghai: Domestic Branded Auto Part Does Really Attractive?

160 GPNMC traditional product, branded Fengshan Momordica Powder, has been exported for 30 years . Zhongzu Monordica has been awarded Guangxis'Brand-name Product.

161 Britain woman, Pat Higgins, 56- who has been branded "man-eater" held her ninth wedding ceremony in Shields, Tyne and Wear, on 28th, May. The groom is 32 years her junior, Mark Sanderson.

162 Focusing the narrative on a single city block, the site delivers all content through branded videos and navigation that draws attention without interrupting the storytelling experience.

163 When it comes to China, it seems that no proof or evidence is needed to make a judgement as the country is automatically branded "evil", as if no "evilness" exists outside of it.

164 And in one of the few reminders of Jackson's darkest hours, a New York congressman branded Jackson a "pervert" undeserving of so much attention.

165 Because it's so easy to be branded a naysayer, Ms. Johnson figured out a way to cope with optimists -- by pinning concerns on others.

166 This unfaithfulness is how Filipina girls are branded as whores by American women.

167 Always happy to change brand names, Microsoft also announced that Virtual Earth, its mapping platform, will now be branded as Bing Maps for Enterprise.

168 Twice in Padre Pio's lifetime papal emissaries investigated him and branded him a fraud.

169 Berenden consigned a local brewery to make and bottle the nonalcoholic beer, branded as Kwispelbier.

170 Other work sees the translation of branded imagery into unpretentious drawings, as logos lose their roles as signifiers and become flattened, decorative art through a cyclical process of substitution.

171 Republicans have in the past branded any attempt to regularise their position as "amnesty", an ugly word that killed the last attempt at reform in 2007.