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It's also why we should remember, and not just on Bastille Day, that the winds of cinematic liberation that have been blowing around the globe in recent decades, and that have particularly lifted the sails of American independents and of Hollywood artists, got whipped up on the Seine.

Those terms, particularly lifting the siege of opposition-held territories, would give the rebels a reprieve, if not a military advantage.

"Exercise, particularly lifting weights, provides a signal for muscle to be retained even when you're in a big calorie deficit," said Professor Phillips.

It is seen by government and Asian Development Bank officials as a vital spur to the region's growth, particularly lifting the pace of development in the four poorest provinces of Vietnam.

To some extent, weight can be perceived when an object simply rests on a stationary hand; however, active exploration, particularly lifting and wielding the object, is crucial to judging weight exactly.

Our correspondent noted that a resurrection of the deal cannot be ruled out if France and, particularly, Germany lift their opposition in the future.

All elephants have several distinctive features the most notable of which is a long trunk or proboscis, used for many purposes, particularly breathing, lifting water and grasping objects.

AP's chief Asia photographer, Guttenfelder says that using a phone camera allowed his to take less formal shots that felt less invasive, and more intimate, particularly since North Korea lifted its own smartphone ban in March 2013.

Rather those many millions wallowing in poverty in the developing world, particularly in Asia, lifted themselves into the global middle class.

But two decades of rapid economic growth, particularly in China and India, have lifted the living standards of hundreds of millions of people.

That one-two punch is why the old American taboo on talking about income distribution is lifting, particularly in Zuccotti Park.