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• Newspapers Sunday questioned whether Sharping could hold on to the party chairmanship.
• Unlike Sharping, she is knowledgeable about financing and she is competent.
• In the period, no sharping devices were used.
• Sharping said in the interview that appears in the newspaper's Monday editions.
• The party existed to find grounds for opposition to the conservative government and unseat it, Sharping said.
• Sharping accused Schroeder of pro-business views contradicting the SPD's traditional reputation for backing workers'rights.
• "Unemployment is a major worry . . . which can touch off dangerous nationalism, " said Sharping.
• Still, Sharping's statement to the court does little to reassure Germany's partners in the Airbus contract.
• Then, ratings and network executives willing, he'll return for another season as Pynchon, sharping his wit on unsuspecting students.
• In Hong Kong, share prices fell sharping as traders scurried to cover their positions after taking a cue from U . S . and Japanese markets.
• The hardest thing, he said, is training his ear to hear when he goes sharp or flat and training his voice to avoid sharping and flatting.
• Over the weekend, Germany's defense minister, Rudolf Sharping, said he favored a political strategy for dealing with Iraq, rather than a military one.
• Speaking at the meeting, an obviously upset Sharping appealed to the SPD membership to show at least " a minimum of loyalty to each other ."
• This additional length is called compensation, which flattens all notes a bit to compensate for the sharping of all fretted notes caused by stretching the string during fretting.
• Share prices fell sharping on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Wednesday, as traders scurried to cover their positions after taking a cue from U . S . and Japanese markets.
• High end harps use sharping levers, which raise the tone of the affected string by a half step, allowing the harp to be played in a variety of keys.
• "Sharping up " for 2 e R . E . P takes 12 months of physical, mental and psychological tests across all terrain and weather conditions including special operations training.
• Sharping said in December if the deal fell through in Germany it would " provoke the biggest crisis in Europe, and in French-German relations, in 50 years ."
• The leader of the main opposition Social Democrats, Rudolf Sharping, said in an interview published Thursday that he is against sending Tornados even to help withdraw U . N . troops from Bosnia.
• A crook formerly specialising in card sharping on trans-Atlantic Ralston McTodd, and is taken on as valet for a time by Psmith, in " Leave it to Psmith ".