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Mr. Salle's palette has sweetened, and his usual shadowy studio light is being countered by a brighter, more naturalistic kind.

Crucially, the attacks aimed at bringing WikiLeaks and its cache of diplomatic cables offline are being countered by a mass effort of technological support for the whistleblowers' site.

At least, Fish said, the triteness is being countered by a serious discussion among players about life and sport and purpose and meaning with a depth that is as uncommon as it is sobering.

The rebel force of about 6,000 fighters is being countered by a regime force thought to comprise at least double that number as well as large numbers of the loyalist Shabiha militia, many of whom come from Aleppo and have sworn to defend the city.

In the last few years, a wave of store closures, which claimed Road Records on Fade Street and the Doll Store on George's Street, is being countered by a wave of revitalisation, such as the Doll Store re-opening at Powerscourt Centre in response to community outcry this winter, and a collection of Irish designers unveiling retail ventures at Project 51.

The concept of sexual risk compensation implies that a change in potential harm has occurred and is in turn being countered by a change in one's level of risk behavior.

That must be countered by a vigorously critical free press.

Their victory rally was countered by a rival hostile demonstration.

Seen from this angle, an incipient movement has been countered by a formidable backlash.

But every success story is countered by a tear-stained episode.

For the Jets, the promotional dividends produced by "Hard Knocks" have not been countered by a disastrous injury.