Broadcast TV's Looming Conflict In what would mark a fundamental reshaping of the economics of broadcasting, several networks are trying to redefine their relationship with affiliate stations to help defray the increased costs of programming.

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A recent report from the McKinsey consulting firm, "China's Looming Talent Shortage," pinpointed the alarming consequences of the country's so-called "stuffed duck" tradition of dry and outdated knowledge transfer: graduates lacking "the cultural fit," language skills and practical experience with teamwork and projects that multinational employers in a global era are looking for.

Then one of the black things was looming over her.

The ground looming up at them told the rest of the story.

She looked up to see a figure looming over her table.

You can stay in bed, but the week is looming.

He turned just in time to see the figure looming above him.

Now, two years later, the same issues are looming again.

Then there was a wall looming to his left side.

I looked up to find a hospital looming over us.

But in the Clinton years, these did not loom large.

Out of the sun, his mother and wife keep their hand looms.

The military, simply put, no longer looms very large in young people's lives and families.

As a father of three, family loomed large in his decision.

But other problems seem to be looming for the vice president.

The figure suddenly seemed to stand up, looming large in front of her.

She left the house, its dark mass looming behind her.

She could almost feel the closed door looming behind her.

He was looming over me again, but I kept sitting down.

One thing he had just said loomed in the back of her mind.

A building loomed just ahead of her to the right.

Though how large do they loom in the history of the world?

And this particular game had still loomed large for them.

Then he looked up, to see four faces looming over him.

Looking up, I saw the mountain's top looming before us.

And looked up at the cross looming above her head.

They may not have loomed that large to other people.

That way we only need one third as many looms.

One of the looms is a 150 year old original.

Tried to keep the images of the Loom in her head.

It started with 586 looms which was later increased to nearly 1100.

And the question of whose authority to follow looms large!

They are particularly bright and high in order to house the looms.

A couple of elderly women were called from their looms.

A few women sat at looms weaving, and talking as they worked.

Mary asked herself as she worked the looms in the factory.

Obviously, what the two sides will talk about looms even larger than the where and when.

The looms were so loud you could not hear a word of conversation.

Not just men but women and children worked the looms in their struggle to survive.

The looms were in the houses; through open front doors people could be seen working them.

In the basement factory you can watch women hard at work on their looms.

"I cannot discover the least bit of thread on the looms."

By 1927 they had 15 broadlooms and 196 single looms.

The first and most of the second floors housed looms.

They seemed to have no real dwelling except this area about their looms.

Then in 1970, when civil war broke out, women had to abandon their looms.

He did not, though he was expected at the looms.

Artists went back to their looms and produced works more suitable for the home.

It was acquired by Tate in 1939 for using her looms.

Such a system also provided an early form of child care while the mothers and fathers were working the looms.

Nearly 5,100 looms were engaged in the production of such fabrics.

Why should the looms stand empty and unused when there is light?