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He lost face.

The biggest obstacle to a successful outcome is the contradiction of his situation to compromise, he must save face but, to save face, he must not compromise.

First accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

Such a process might well confer prestige on Putin.

Now, you had a lot of power, and you got to beat people up you got a lot of prestige, a lot of respect.

That price is not necessarily a gain in prestige for the Kremlin.

I don't know what prestige Pelta's victory would bring to football.

A high impact factor instantly boosts a journal s prestige.

Saleh made sure his supporters got prestige and entitlement within the army.

Given Hagel s good standing in Washington, the move reflected poorly on the administration.

But the prestige of del Río was known and respected, and Vélez could not ignore this.

In 2000, Povel Ramel awarded her the Karamelodiktstipendiet, a scholarship for her musical achievements for which most of the reward lies in the prestige and honour, rather than financial incentives.

But, if their prestige is in fact at stake, the perception of a threat becomes decisive.

The immediate task is to find other ways to boost the Security Council s global standing.

Consider jumping aboard this exciting international project and make yourself a name in the software world.

Now, the human has a whole other way to rise to the top, and that is a prestige route, which is freely conferred.

Reliable , prestigious people , so Martín Niño ( 1972 22 ) reminds us people like Moret , Echegaray , Gabriel Rodríguez and , of course , Figuerola .

49 percent of Russians are confident that the Olympics raised Russia s prestige.

His older sister is older than my oldest brother.

The longer the exposure goes on for, the more detail you get.

All of the Executive Board members are chosen from among people of recognised standing and with professional experience in monetary or banking matters .

There is probably nothing more destructive to friendly relations among democratic states than behavior by an ally that causes the other side to lose face at home.

On the basis of the analyses by these highly regarded international agencies , the Commission selects only swap counterparties with a top notch credit rating

The Council of the EMI notes that the proposed candidates are persons of recognised standing and professional experience in monetary or banking matters .

Examples include exchange prices , screen prices , or quotes from several independent reputable brokers .

Prestigious awards for her entire oeuvre up to that time include the Constantijn Huygens Prize in 1981 and the P. C. Hooft Award in 1984.

The fame of her sanctity and the social prestige she had acquired resulted in her body lying in state in the church for six days.

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That is why competition for national prestige has been the main motive in international politics since the beginning of the twentieth century.

The growing economic importance of services suggests that improvements in European living standards are , to a great extent , likely to depend on a high degree of competition and on productivity improvements in the services sector .

The larger the amount of silver, the larger the amount of corruption.

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For Xi, ensnaring Zhou in his anti corruption net will likely provide a boost in his popular standing.

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