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Dr. Mahathir, Ipresume The prime minister of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohamad, has the reputation for being an intimidating interviewee, a man who will sit in silence for a good while, prompting journalists to stumble through the first few questions.
Analysts say the crisis in Japan could accelerate progress on these standards-setting efforts, while prompting some automakers to reduce their dependence on Renesas.
It has also helped to turn many Catholics away from the church, while prompting others to regard its leaders as ornamental and somewhat irrelevant distractions.
They argue that the additional round of quantitative easing by the Fed is hurting the value of the dollar artificially while prompting more cash to flow into emerging nations as investors seek the higher interest rates in such countries.
Mr. Blum's success has led to no small amount of envy among rival producers, while prompting some studio executives to wince at the degree to which he is exposing their inefficiencies.
Viacom consolidated its two network television operations yesterday, expanding the power of Leslie Moonves, the president of CBS, while prompting the resignation of the executive in charge of UPN.
Rather, he said, the changes were in the works for a while, prompted by problems that became apparent with the previous label designs.
The idea of having just three submarines has been around for a while, prompted by hopes that the new vessels might need less repair and refitting than the old ones.
Negrych, sepulchral in the glow of his screens, had settled into an epigrammatic rhythm — "Wall Street is a roach walking around on a dinosaur"; "It's the symptom, not the disease" — which, after a while, prompted him to apologize for incoherence.
Bilic, a rookie in this league, is outperforming him, however, and a focus on the finances, while prompted by the Croat, deflected from the acumen that has underpinned West Ham's rise.
The commission's report, while prompted in large measure by the paintball attacks, also dealt with economic disparities between rural villages, many of which are largely or entirely Native, and the predominantly white, wealthier cities.
