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Chinese women are talented and driven, she said, but even in the economy, many of the richest have flourished only in partnership with male relatives.
Was this simply a reminder that even during the war, armed resistance had flourished only in places that could count on moral and material help from abroad — in the occupied Soviet territories for instance, or in the Balkans?
By contrast, on Mars, life may have flourished for only a very brief period before being extinguished so that signs of its existence may well have been preserved in the planet's dead dust.
West Indies have flourished in Twenty20 only recently – apart from their "mediocre" side drawing with England in a Caribbean Test series a year ago – but that, along with their victory in the Under-19s World Cup, is sufficient to offer hope of a more wide-ranging revival.
The same logic holds for any previous civilizations that may have flourished on Earth, only to either collapse in ruin or scale down on activities that threaten their lifespan.
Had he played for any other nation, the South African-born Pietersen would not only have flourished on the field, as he did for England, but also been revered off it, too.
The kind of madness that went on at Enron could only have flourished in the dark.
Social mobility and capitalism are partners in a virtuous circle which could only have flourished outside of the Church's orbit.
Obama's fundraising strategy - social networking pages, virtual personalized fundraising thermometers, and blast emails urging supporters to give $5 to "Fight the Smears" - could only have flourished in a fundraising arena where unregulated soft money did not swamp "hard money" donations subject to strict contribution limits.
However, type I seems not to have flourished in the Cyprininae clade, as there are only two clones found in two species.
