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Rolling Stones 2003 list of "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time" – which placed The Joshua Tree at 26th – said that while the album is remembered for The Edge's trademark guitar sounds and the group's spiritual quests, "Running to Stand Still" remains one of its most moving songs.
Her quest to find great leaders and to stand on the shoulders of giants began.
Mr. Kaplan argues that in his quest for broader support, Mr. Davis has too often refused to stand for liberal principles, like opposing the death penalty.
Ever since our ancestors developed the ability to stand upright, the question and the attendant quest for an answer has been our be all and end all.
It is often argued that the reluctance of Britain and France to stand up to Hitler emboldened him in his quest to conquer Europe.
When the company put its overhauled Quest minivan on sale last July, the car's mission was clear: to stand out from its competitors by offering racier styling and becoming the first so-called "sexy" minivan ever sold.
Besides, who am I to stand in the way of a kid and her quest for adventure?
The medical establishment, in its quest to reduce the rates of heart disease, diabetes and the like, needs to stand behind the advice it gives to patients.
He announced last Friday his plans to go to the Security Council in a quest for Palestinian membership in the United Nations and international legal recognition of statehood, putting Mr. Obama in the position of having to stand in the way.
The paper details the mechanical and mechatronic design challenges, solutions and selected results achieved in the quest to develop a stand-alone electrical power supply system for off- grid rural communities, research which ultimately aims to produce a locally manufactured knock-down do-it-yourself CSP power generation kit, suitable for distribution throughout Africa.
