The songs on this new CD have rarely been attempted by other singers out of deference to Siminica.
Out of deference to Beijing, this is not widely publicized, though it is well-known among Hong Kong locals and industry insiders.
Li also relates another rule: One business he will not get into, out of deference to his late mother's wishes, is casinos.
The majority of attendees are US-born, however, and out of deference to their palates, haggis is not served as the main course.
So we -- Laura, we could have a -- I think at the -- out of deference to your colleagues, we can have this esoteric conversation later.
Was Froome being held back out of deference to Wiggins?
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Even when Japanese businessmen pressed for closer relations with China in 1970, the Japanese prime minister, Eisaku Sato, staved them off out of deference to the U.S. policy of containing China.
One good example, earlier this year, was the decision by HarperCollins a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation to cancel Christopher Patten's memoirs as the last governor of Hong Kong out of deference to China's rulers.
After a solemn first day out of deference to Gulf Coast states taking a battering from Hurricane Gustav, the Republican National Convention reverted to its traditional form as a gathering of partisan speakers and party activists, serving large helpings of rhetorical red meat from a litany of well-known Republicans and former presidential candidates.
Its captain knew the Iranian gunboats were approaching and could have blown them out of the water in a moment from a distance but chose to not do so apparently in deference to UN and British government non-military action rules of engagement with Iran.
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