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Such anxious ruminations seem to haunt much of our national commentary these days, even in the unlikeliest of contexts.

Let me tell you something: Every one of these careless words is going to come back to haunt you.

I began to haunt art supply stores, as if somehow one could purchase what one needed to be an artist.

I may not live long enough to see the crisis, but my soul is going to come back and haunt you.

But one of Peng Si's beautifully evocative landscape paintings continued to haunt my mind for weeks until I finally asked if I could buy it.

however, some of the problems that were to haunt the postwar aviation industry had already begun to appear.

Recalling a tiny piece of the past is always difficult while tragic memories from it are always there, ready to haunt you.

The theme of children was one that continued to haunt Jackson.

Her sense of Mrs Penniman's innocent falsity , which had lain dormant, began to haunt her again.

Ben 'Finn' Finnegan: If we don't go after that treasure, it's going to haunt us for the rest of our lives and you know it.

Mr Walker is now a professor of English at a state college in Massachusetts, far from the streets he used to haunt as a thug.

The Brazilian star came back to haunt his former side just as he had done in a Real Madrid shirt when he scored at Barcelona.

Ben Finn Finnegan: If we dont go after that treasure, its going to haunt us for the rest of our lives and you know it.

The spirit of a dead person, especially one believed to appear in bodily likeness to living persons or to haunt former habitats.

But as I settled back into the local culture and its way of thinking, her words began to haunt me.

Those words may come back to haunt Obama as he showed off his own awkward dance moves with a group of Mumbai students on Sunday.

The sight of that wally hiding under a brolly at Wembley Stadium will haunt me for years to come.

Japan's decision not to go to the wall for its territorial claims looks expedient, but it may come to haunt it in the long term.

During study in Italy he sketched Renaissance gardens, and these continued to haunt his expansive outdoor scenes peopled with tiny figures.

China's reliance on hydropower maybe be coming back to haunt it. The reason: in an age of global warming, dams are running dry.

And one is going to haunt me for the rest of my life.

S. and parts of Europe, we let housing bubbles get out of control. That came back to haunt us big-time.

Supposedly, the axe-wielding spirit of the husband continued to haunt this section of the road.

It was to be the start of a terror that would haunt the people here long after the eruption ceased, Lahars.

He remembered it as though it were yesterday and knew it would haunt him until his dying day.

I looked once more down Sally's well, and this time there was nothing there to haunt me. Just clouds, clouds, then sun.

Superstitions: Ghosts haunt theaters and should be given one night a week alone on the stage.

an old building may be demolished to make way for some development programme, or a new roadway may be constructed through a familiar haunt.

Elsewhere the ghosts of a married couple haunt their idyllic home and a film director is unknowingly making the worst film ever.

Chinese stocks suffered their biggest one-day fall in two weeks as concerns over the domestic property sector returned to haunt the market.

This night is a night that "haunt" s most in a year, so also call "ghost festival" .

Maybe you will get a sense of a haunt's lovely perfume in the Schaeffer Theater at Bates College.

You haunt me with your violent heartbeat.

I really want to enjoy my new relationship, but my past keeps coming back to haunt me. I'm worried that this one won't last, either.

For me, the tour promised endless excitement, but for Ting it was just another visit to his usual haunt.

Smoke still billowed from Ground Zero and the putrid smell of burnt flesh and melted steel continued to haunt me.

Why you haunt me with your violence baby, come hit me!

Then I hope his ghost will haunt you; and I hope Mr Heathcliff will never get another tenant till the Grange is a ruin!

For Japan, it has provided a small, but genuine, opportunity to lay to rest some of the ghosts that still haunt Sino-Japanese relations.

A dream that you don't fight for can haunt you for the rest of your life.

But the ghost of the dead steel worker continued to haunt the Melt Shop until it closed.

One, the imposition of a rigid constitutional ceiling on public debt, is likely to haunt future administrations for years to come.

Although the adoption of a medical certificate itself is not suffering from AIDS, but "prostitution, said, " continue to haunt the Yan Deli.

Ada: I looked once more down Sally's well, and this time there was nothing there to haunt me.

The shop is behind the Art Gallery in Sha tan er, which is only one place I know it well in Beijing, you may say, I revisited an old haunt .

No doubt many of the ways we harm our environment come back to haunt us in the form of sickness and death.

"Not making an investment in yourself can turn around and haunt you when the economy goes back up, " she said.

But put them together, side by side, they have the power to haunt you for the rest of your life.

Jesse You've got choices, jesse. But if you make the wrong ones, It'll haunt you for the rest of your life.

They would haunt my dreams until we starting hooking up in NBC broom closets.

News Corp. executives have made the same statements to Parliament over the years, assertions that have come back to haunt them.

if you don's take care of the matter now, it will certainly come back to haunt you later.

I'm a little tired of the warnings about how young people get themselves into trouble when their Web presence comes back to haunt them.

People make mistakes. We are allowed to make mistakes. But the actions we take while in a rage will haunt us forever.

He's speaking metaphorically about how economic forces of the past, forgotten though they might be, continue to haunt the present.

Statues of Stalin will once again be raised all over the nation and the spector of nuclear war will again haunt the earth.

The playground is the children's favourite haunt.

Sgt. FUJII starts sighting mysterious figures through his camera's viewfinder, and a female ghost starts to haunt them.

A feeling that we haven't quite lived up to our potential can come to haunt even the most accomplished among us.

Intense thoughts like active beings, come and go Haunt us then flee, leaving ajar the door.

Yet that phrase came to haunt him as the boom years ended in recession and a colossal deficit.

The war is indeed over, but its legacy continues to poison and haunt Russia. Its methods have spread far beyond Chechnya to reach Moscow.

Memories from his detention at Jixi re-education-through-labour camp in Heilongjiang province from 2004 still haunt Liu.

The shadow of the battle still stands over the town today, and many claim the ghosts of dead soldiers haunt the battlefields.

But that "glimmers of hope" phrase could come back to haunt him if the recession turns out to be prolonged.

The report said the officer was called 'Dr. Doom' and issued a 2004 memo that said poor underwriting 'will come back to haunt us. '

Some even believe that the spirits of dead presidents haunt the White House.

They had their origins in sacred groves, springs and rivers believed to be inhabited by gods and spirits, the haunt of nymphs and satyrs.

Memories of how Vietnam spiked Lyndon Johnson's dreams of a Great Society haunt party elders.

A place to which one goes frequently or habitually; a haunt.

Don't be surprised if something that you regret comes back to haunt you before the end of the year.

The food is a lot better than at the foreign correspondents' once-favoured haunt in Baghdad, the Hamra Hotel.

What you would hope will haunt United's players over their summer holidays, will be that they gave Barca all the help they possibly could.

He knew she would haunt his memory every day of his life if he did not possess her.

It could be a horror movie sequel: "excessive risk-taking" by banks is coming back to haunt us.

There is no such thing as a 'China code' that secures all of your adventures abroad will not come back home to haunt you.

Then came the words that were to haunt me for years.

The king has recourse to his Druid Dalgn, who requires a whole year to discover the haunt of the couple.

First you have to die, maybe tragically, then leave part of your soul hanging around earth to spook relatives and haunt houses.

Effects of the haunt of snakes, venom protein concentrations and substrate concentrations were studied.

But put them together, side by side, and they have the power to haunt you for the rest of your life.

The intensity of his emotions at the time would forever haunt him.

The Indian agriculture sector has historically remained one of the most under-invested sectors and this is coming back to haunt the country.

The islands are apparently a favourite haunt of Andrew Marr (which may or may not be a plus point).

Tonight, three thousand miles from home, the accolade had resurfaced to haunt him at the lecture he had given.

"People text like they talk, " he says. "And some of the things they say, taken out of context, can come back to haunt them. "

The Chelsea hotel, notorious haunt of bohemians and hell-raisers, is not the obvious place to bring up children.

That complex will begin to develop a life of its own, and it will haunt you.

But put them together, side by side, and they have power to haunt you for the rest of your life.

If you kill me, I am going to haunt you for the rest of my life!

Babylon will be a heap of ruins, a haunt of jackals, an object of horror and scorn, a place where no one lives.

Some terrible mistakes were made: the UN's failure to stop the slaughter in Rwanda and the massacre in Srebrenica continues to haunt it.

But you crushed us and made us a haunt for jackals and covered us over with deep darkness.

Big media is least likely; the ghosts of the AOL and MySpace deals still haunt the corridors of Time Warner and News Corp.

We would emerge at best with an agreement in principle that would haunt us for years.

Turning to the scene of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Mr Yu says Changping Huoying still haunt.

In the meantime, the same problems that forced Beijing's hand in 2005 have returned to haunt Chinese policymakers a second time.

They haunt the empty chambers of our lives, they throng around us like dead leaves whirled in the autumn wind.

Creatures of pure malevolence and woe, gloom golems haunt the layers of Hades , thriving on the misery and despair they inflict on others.

In the end, both women have to face their pasts and the weight of family secrets, as well as the "ghosts" that haunt them still.

The Emperor of Heaven fear of ghosts haunt down to the earth, God will be sent to the two guard, a man named God tea, a man named Yu Lei.

This pub used to be my favourite haunt.

May it haunt their houses pleasantly, and no one wish to lay it.

Nobody has ever seen a ghost there but people say that the ghosts of the dead still haunt the house.

If you go up to Montmartre Hill to Place de Tertre, you will find Hemingway's first Paris haunt.

And I will send the demons You'll run but you cannot hide And I will send all my minions To haunt you .

This question continues to haunt us, and Moynihan's arguments about black culture still preoccupy and divide academics.

The Tories' unexpected weakness may yet haunt Labour: what if the party had ditched Gordon Brown?

The marauding rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army no longer haunt this land.

He fears that the soul of his deceased wife will haunt him.

The downsides are obvious. We live with a nagging fear that something we say or do online will come back to haunt us years later.

Regardless, the Irish know their banks will haunt them for a generation.

Extremely well crafted, it includes an original theme 'Ashokan Farewell' that will haunt you long after the final chapter.

By 9. 15pm, the Leopold Cafe, a popular haunt for travellers for more than a century, and close to the Taj Mahal hotel, was under attack.

But by acting in their short-term self-interest, the banks are potentially creating a long-term financial cataclysm that will haunt them.

Pandemic now also increases the critical strike damage bonus of your Haunt spell by 100%.

The bastard science of eugenics, he says, will haunt humanity as long as people are tempted to confuse evolution with improvement.

The preposterous bailouts of this decade will come back to haunt Americans in future decades in preposterously high tax rates.

Athena, rid me of the memories that haunt me still.

Turning to the scene of the Mid-Autumn Festival, who Changping Huoyingtianxin homes still haunt Mr Yu.

MAWAL restaurant is a favourite haunt of Jenin's shisha-smoking professors, politicians and policemen for whiling away the nights.

Even after the Battle of Endor, the threat of super laser technology returned to haunt the New Republic.

Don't haunt the same area too long. It encourages enemies to Spy check for you.

Some of the sentiments that surrounded the blood wars of the 1600s still haunt medical research today.

The ghost of John Maynard Keynes, the father of macroeconomics, has returned to haunt us.

Haunt: Will now gain correct damage modifiers for the creature type of the target.

Even outside ex-Yugoslavia, authoritarian and bigoted ideas still haunt the political fringe.

These are the days that haunt at night, the kind that keep players awake until they are tormented in their sleep.

painted with the intensity of fresco , they haunt the memory , loaded with illusion and nostalgia.

Blanche naturally sensitivity to light, Blanche dodge, Blanche haunt strange.

Decades later, the cafe became the favorite haunt of Egyptian Nobel laureate, the writer Naguib Mahfouz.

He was coming near the very place that the ghost was said to haunt.

That desperate call for aid, will come to haunt Kratos for all his days.

These same questions, and questions like them, challenge and haunt the leading scientists of today.

Nor will it address the gap between rich and poor countries that continues to haunt the globalisation process.

The political ghost of Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who resigned under fire on Nov. 8, will haunt the Pentagon for some time.

This is one of the coffee shops I used to haunt.

I can see when you stay low nothing happens. Does it feel right? Late at night, things I thought I put behind me haunt my mind.

I used to haunt the National Gallery on Schoolboy trips.

I care not to haunt the mouldy stillness, FOR I go in search of everlasting youth. . .

Revisiting an old haunt is surely exciting.

Expressionless face needle piercing words play in, to express the apology to haunt him miserable pain.

What's coming back to haunt retailers are credit lines and longer payback periods which they extended to wholesalers buyers.

If you say yes to a request for more demanding than expected, you will haunt yourself. . .

In the magical world, after all, the ghosts of the past can literally haunt future generations.

Don't be in a rush to send angry emails, as they might come back to haunt you later.

One year after a deadly car accident, Jack returns home and tries to get past the recurring nightmares that haunt him.

Today, I killed a centipede. Now every little itch I feel, I think it's the centipede's spirit coming back to haunt me.

Second, and more simply (Alston again), "A permissive policy on drone-fired targeted killings will come back to haunt the United States. "

TheBlind One was left alone to haunt the city's graveyards, often digging up and eating the recently dead.

If there was ever a picture likely to come back and haunt a child. . .

Burkes Peerage also traced the Blythe's back to the village of Gotham, which, according to English legend, was a haunt of madmen.

"Shortage" become the haunt industry development of key issues, lack of industries in the overall operating rate.

She always haunt around his mind , never die .

Reason 6: You Have an Unhealthy Lifestyle All of those sleepless nights will come back to haunt you, there's absolutely no doubt about it.

Now Ms Pelosi's kind comment may be coming back to haunt Mr Edwards.

The bigger question is whether lowering the bar for foreign issuers will come back to haunt the American markets.

However, it is not love haunt Jaguar, always stay in air-conditioned equipment room.

This behavior came back to haunt me as the project deadline grew near and still no usable code appeared.

A mystery unsolved, subject to endless speculations , has the power to haunt us as long as memory persists.

Let the nightmare of Stalingrad haunt on our enemies.

This is quite understandable, given the uncertainties that haunt any commercial venture.

The remains of the ancient park is the favorite haunt of local children.

victoria's secret will haunt me to death.

The growing spectre of Google continues to haunt the book business.

The spectre of faculty shortage continues to haunt business schools.

Bianca. Let the devil and his dam haunt you!

Good luck to you, Peter. I'm sure this decision won't haunt you forever.

THE tame bears were evicted from their haunt next to the Hermitage museum. Shops selling bootleg DVDs were mysteriously shut.

Dong Yuan activity area is the germination of Landscape Painting Six old haunt.

L: When a mistake in the past causes you trouble in the present, you can say it comes back to haunt you.

Children, it will haunt me night and day till I tell you.

"I feel like ABC-Yahoo! is a deal that traveled through time from 2006 to haunt us in the present, " he added.

Haunt the main component that capital theory is system of Marx economy theory.

These guaranteed payments are fixed costs that could come back to haunt the banks during a downturn, when revenues suddenly dry up.

The words began to haunt him.

Some of these clients become real people to me, and they are the ones who haunt me.

The same applies to the Internet: Everything you post, tweet or comment on is being recorded, and will come back to haunt you.

Haunt: Now only increases your shadow damage-over-time spells on the target.

And in the dead of night it still brings up a sin from my past to haunt me.

This approach to coding to a deadline is short-sighted and will come back to haunt us later.

The restaurant is an old haunt, though he hasn't been there for years.

The real problem, he contended, is that banks all over the world made wrong-headed loans that have now come back to haunt them.

That pub on Hengshan Road is a favorite haunt for foreigners in Shanghai.

The ghost of the Balkans may return to haunt the continent .

According to this theory, the unconscious mind carries imprints of the past that mercilessly haunt the present.

Until the mid-1930s our neighbourhood was a haunt for thieves and hooligans and we even had famous thieves living in our yard.

That night in Moscow will haunt me forever and I feel I have let everybody down and this hurts me more than anything.

I enjoy those moments I may haunt with these beasts of the night.

Runway Overruns Continue to Haunt Industry.

If you always delegate the tasks you don't do well, your weak points will haunt you.

These awful questions haunt Rwanda to this day.

Well, time has moved on, and my hasty words of all those years ago have come back to haunt me .

It often returns to haunt and rebuke me by raising the critical problem of priorities.

Yet the decision to start Wang on three days' rest, for just the second time in his career, could haunt Torre.

She employs thin watercolour-like so that the underlying images show through like shadows of the past that haunt the present.

The memory in later times returned to haunt him.

These things could still haunt them even after they change their ID.

But my foolish act of compassion would haunt the Titans forever.

Surrounded by the ghosts of love that haunt your room?

One more sacrificed to the Dragon Rage. One more death to haunt him.

We'll walk the city lonely, memories that haunt are passing by.

Late at night, things I thought I put behind me, haunt my mind.

And any tax breaks that survive could come back to haunt Republicans in campaign commercials next fall.

In many ways, these two neighbours are drawing closer. But the past continues to haunt them.

The spot was a favorite haunt of mine.

These vague unexplainable fears may haunt by night or day.

But the Jakarta meeting continues to haunt Mr Naimi and may explain why he has been so slow this time to agree to increase production.

It's the idea that's scary: Western ghosts play nasty tricks and haunt houses.

Her unlucky past always comes back to haunt her.

The thought that some foreign courts might share that view must truly haunt Russia's rulers.

I've been hanging 'round all the places you haunt.

People in high positions are entitled to their rewards, but they should not haunt them.

With the sudden, sad death of Michael Jackson, Michaelism begins to haunt us.

The ghost of Lady Margaret is supposed to haunt this chapel.

If an instant or sorcery spell with haunt is countered, its haunt ability doesn't trigger.

The nightmares persist to haunt your nights?

That every plane crash, every house fire will haunt her.

I wonder who killed those pants, and why they wanted to come back and haunt people.

The ghost of Lady Margaret is supposed to haunt this house.

The ghost has been laid and will not return to haunt you again.

But that sanguine conclusion may come back to haunt Toyota's admirers in manufacturing.

Memory or as a wake-up call to those of the students visited the beautiful old haunt the past?

suspicious that he has missed something important, something that will come back to haunt him later.

Ugh. Here comes your ghost of boyfriends past to haunt me.

And mid-Mayseldest childThecoming musk-rose full of dewy wine The murmurous haunt of flies on summer eves .

A haunt or hiding place of an animal.

Children who play truant always haunt the net bar.

Mr Brown's vainglory about his ten years as chancellor will haunt him in the campaign.

Yet several specters haunt China.

Eg. The murmurous haunt of flies on summer eves .

Martin- John, they haunt you, though.

I don't haunt the boutiques hoping to find that fabulous little top.

Leaving a trail of angry bosses or co-workers will come back to haunt you when you need references.

Striker Carlos Tevez came back to haunt his old club with both goals.

The fear of irrelevancy will haunt European leaders in 2010.

This pub is a favourite haunt of artists.

These limits on British tolerance would come back to haunt the empire, helping to tear it apart in the 20th century.

the yearnings that haunt me day and night.

We do not live in this house: we haunt it.

Or perhaps Malthus's ghost will come back to haunt us, even if not this Halloween.

There are stories of the sad ghosts that haunt the hall.

But that is likely to rise as loose lending standards on some commercial-real-estate loans come back to haunt lenders and investors.

His house became a favorite haunt for local children who loved reading.

Sky-byte always haunt thoughts, ChiChu in the horizon.

They say ghosts haunt that house.

They say ghosts haunt this house.

Forever never there to haunt me .

Does the scent of regret ever haunt you?

This is a man who has paid for all the wrong choices. Memories haunt him like ghosts.