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Art thou like the Black Man that haunts the forest round about us? Hast thou enticed me into a bond that will prove the ruin of my soul?

Have regard for your covenant, because haunts of violence fill the dark places of the land.

Now many years have passed but the image of myself with a beggar's pole trying to fend off a bunch of barking dogs still haunts me.

He finds a crystal jewel box in the shape of a coffin, which haunts him with reminders of the mission he tried to salvage in East Timor.

China is always the only place which haunts my mind days and nights, a promised land full of energy and vitality.

Have ya'll ever had the feeling when you think you've gotten over something, but it still haunts you every now and then?

Whether she did that as effectively or as forcefully as the catastrophe demanded is the question that now haunts the Governor.

Mr. Creamer, her medical man, would not hear of her returning to her old haunts and dissipation in London.

The island was familiar to the crew of The Young Amelia, --it was one of her regular haunts.

It was one of Angleton's favorite haunts when he felt the need to talk.

He never thought to disguise from her a knowledge of the haunts which he frequented.

The fluffers believe that the ghost that haunts the station is that of an actress, who did not manage to fulfil her dreams.

You've checked in at all your usual haunts, explored some new ones, added some others, and scored at least one week atop the Leaderboard.

He noted what repeatedly befell him, that, after receiving from a distance a rare plant, he would presently find the same in his own haunts.

Very early one winter morning, during a hard frost, a fox was drinking at ice-hole, not far from the haunts of men.

Any time the ball came to me I'd freeze, the indecisiveness that still haunts me today attacking me at the worst moment.

Now all is dashed wrong by the fool's craving to hear evil of self, that haunts some people like a demon!

Her image still haunts me. I can't get it out of my head.

Since 2001, the residents have been living in a state of anxiety about possible relocation. It haunts their everyday lives.

This pub used to be one of my uncle' s favourite haunts.

During early spring, that's going to be somewhere between the deep haunts where they winter and the bass' traditional spawning grounds.

2046 is the story of a secret, a secret which goes through the hero of the movie and haunts him, but more important, gives him a composure.

Today, our worries have turned around: the prospect of a population implosion haunts our future.

I do not know who this ghost is, or why she still haunts the place.

There's nothing between doing it, and sinking into the smiling state of the poor mad woman that haunts the court.

For if Philip is to recover his talent and the power to love he must face his own nature dead on, and then the tragedy that haunts him.

Is there one area of China that haunts you, one part of your journey that you find yourself thinking about and wanting to return to?

Within minutes, the patient asks a question that haunts most pregnant women in Pakistan, "Is it a boy, doctor? "

The film became notorious for its butter-lubricated sex scene, which still haunts Schneider, as it wasn't part of the original script.

I let them down and lost them money, an unavoidable reality that haunts me to this day.

Westminster council and the police started cracking down on such haunts after the murder.

Happiness is like a butterfly, who leaves you empty hands if reaching for it, but haunts around your shoulder if sit still.

Both those policies are probably progressive: universities (certainly) and libraries (probably) tend to be middle-class haunts.

What began as an attempt to do my job in Africa's Albertine Rift still haunts me.

He recalls how her voice still haunts him with the English phrase she would utter: "I wish that you love me [sic]. "

It haunts the average individual like any other important task left unfinished .

The Shrouded Lord is just a legend, he told himself, no more real than the ghost of Lann the Clever that some claim haunts Casterly Rock.

Similarly, marlins are appearing off the coast of Washington state, hundreds of kilometers north of their usual haunts.

She haunts the house, angry that her child did not receive a proper burial.

The villagers are very frightened of his ghost. They say he often haunts the churchyard and the moors.

But the point that the French people missed is the same point that haunts the world today.

no. it was a horrible experience that haunts me a lot.

The question that Father Christmas poses to every child whoclamours for a present also haunts the credit-derivatives market.

This coffee shop is one of his haunts.

But the memory of his leadership still haunts the DPJ and may damage its electoral prospects.

You are strong enough to avoid the losers, but it is the ghost of Christmas past that haunts you.

Your bland smile of face haunts my dream like the firework in darkness.

Insecurity haunts British practitioners of the Anglo-American relationship.

Everybody has heard of Bigfoot, the gigantic ape-like creature that supposedly haunts the forests of the Pacific Northwest.

Request a "historic haunts" self-guided iPod tour (free) at check-in for a lay of the lore.

Forty-two years have passed and the memory of this incident haunts me.

The question that haunts every parent of a child with autism is What will happen when I die?

Its incessant drone haunts you even as you sleep.

Salmon will continue using their old haunts despite the change in climate, which will be slightly more temperate than previously.

No, power seduces by virtue of the reversibility that haunts it, and on which a minor cycle is instituted.

That sense of abnormality, Fatima says, haunts her.

Whatever tentative memberships we try out in the world, the fear haunts us that we are really kids who cannot take care of ourselves.

For some, such gambling clubs represent a plateau, as they climb up from their lower haunts at a shot of either winning wealth or love.

This pub is one of my favourite haunts.

Meanwhile, a new fear haunts the markets: the mounting number of firms slashing their dividends.

Revisiting old haunts, having a good talk with old friends and new, sensing again this familiar land, Ai Xuan sighed with emotion.

And here's another reason to give yourself a break: Chances are good that what haunts you has already been forgotten on the other end.

His wishful face, faithful eyes haunts my dreams like the rain at night.

It haunts the depths of the earth and the sea. It gleams from the hues of the shell and the precious stone.

This pub is one of my favorite haunts.

I revisited, eleven years after graduation, the haunts of my schooldays.

Bars which were once popular haunts for foreigners have been ordered to stick to long-neglected rules that they close by 2am.

The same problem haunts the main forest-related certification scheme, for timber.

A ghost haunts a place by screaming, groaning, making strange noises and causing doors, furniture, and other objects to move by themselves.

The spectre of eugenics, which reached its culmination in Nazi Germany, haunts both politicians and public.

With an aching heart, he had revisited his beloved haunts.

Your wishful face haunts my dreams like the rain at night.

Eerie Autumn haunts you with a grotesque selection of 15 ghostly wallpapers.

The Abominable Snowman who haunts the imagination of climbers in the Himalayas is hardly more elusive.

He broke the New Deal majority, and then broke his presidency on a scandal that still haunts America.

His wishful face haunts my dreams like the rain at night.

Her wistful face haunts my dreams like the rain at night.

Discover what makes Melbourne a world literary capital, and explore our best haunts for book-lovers.

Her wistful face haunts my reams like the rain at night.

Jim Carrey haunts himself by playing Scrooge and all three ghosts of Christmas in eerie motion-capture.

It is an image which still haunts the alleged victim who won her High Court battle yesterday.

This dilemma haunts professionals at various levels of their career .

THE ghost of Japan's "lost decade" haunts the United States.

But there is another reason why Mr Gyurcsany's cold-war rhetoric failed to resonate: another period, the 1930s, haunts Europe even more.

The feeling haunts and inhabits me, like a sickness.

And by "mastering" a hotkey system we mean burn it into your unconscious mind so it haunts your dreams.

The resulting diplomatic strain haunts policymakers on both sides.

An appealing but puzzling questions that often haunts most college students.

Her face haunts my dreams like the rain at night.

In the evenings they forsook the crowded haunts of the gay of excursions on the water.

"There is a devil haunts thee in the likeness of a fat old man" (Shakespeare).

Specifically, what are President Obama's favorite Chicago haunts?

The fear of irrelevance haunts Euro-types, for all their public boasting about Europe's future might.

Myrtle can splash water out of the toilet she haunts when she wants to cause a ruckus to demonstrate how miserable she is.

The Social Security data, moreover, suggest that a lack of women during men's teenage years still haunts their health decades later.

The juxtaposition illustrates a fascinating range of lived experience and captures the way the past still haunts the author.

What leaf-fringed legend haunts about thy shape Of deities or mortals, or of both, In Tempe or the dales of Arcady?

The place still haunts my thoughts, and I know I will visit it again this January.

An ancient curse haunts an otherwise fertile valley that many would like to settle.

What haunts ICU doctors now is whether they will have enough beds for the coming second wave.

If you wonder what haunts Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's dreams, it's Japan.

The IMF and the World Bank gain legitimacy and the Fund resolves a dilemma that haunts its fundamental mission.

This one line painted such wonderful pictures in my mind that it haunts me still.

America's president says that he is looking forward to visiting old haunts in the most populous Muslim country.

Her wistfull face haunts my dreams like the rain at night.

But what haunts the survivors of the latest disaster is the Irpinia earthquake of 1980.

Big problem. Krueger haunts dreams, see, so he's as intangible as mist and memory.

And just to make matters worse, the memory of the May 6 "flash crash" haunts the markets.

A gnome that haunts underground places in German folklore.

' message is the closest us Linux users get to the Blue Screen Of Death that still haunts Windows users.

The penalty miss in Manchester against Milan still haunts me.

In the haunts where jackals once lay, grass and reeds and papyrus will grow.

But the spectre of the moribund Doha round of trade talks haunts the minds of some.

This is one of my favourite haunts.

They revisit mutual haunts and mutual friends.

Onecautionary tale still haunts debt-laden local governments: the fate ofYubari, a former mining town in Hokkaido.

It haunts the depths of the earth and the sea.

Her body haunts me. 32. I can't stop thinking about her.

The melancholy that haunts the composer's music.

We planned to visit old haunts, the area we'd once called home.

Her wishful face haunts my dreams like tha rain at night.

These birds from their secret haunts affright the quiet of the night.

Called social, haunts of Hate and Vice, and Care.

Because the two huge rocks full of crannies are favourite haunts for bird perching.

As long as this card remains removed from the game this way, it haunts target creature.

The director now feels compelled to write the sequel that now haunts him.

"That memory haunts them . . . Otherwise they wouldn't guard an empty square for 20 years. "

Sorrow always haunts my heart.

Myrtle haunts a girls' bathroom on the second floor.

An eternal problem that haunts the third world countries is how to develop the economy quickly without damaging the environment.

It is being of water and haunts river and wild coasts.

The problem of teaching first-year college English majors effectively always haunts college English teachers in China.

A headless man haunts the castle.

Thy beauty haunts me heart and soul.

Today, what haunts Mr. Lightsey is the phone calls.

1 he Deathday Party that Myrtle haunts a bathroom on the first floor.

His daily haunts I well discern.

A ghost haunts the castle.

The spirit of Zheng haunts in my chest.

Haunts me night and day.

The memory of my wonderful experiences haunts me. I want them back.

Her sad look haunts me.

It is a trap that haunts me. So I force myself to do other things besides Law & Order, to work in other forms and other media.

haunt * He always haunts the computer room, and learns all he can.

This is a problem that haunts all of us.

What is it that haunts and tempts me thus?

The latest death has prompted police to raid prostitutes' haunts and scrutinise footage from Hong Kong's ubiquitous video cameras.

How he haunts this forest, and carries a book with him- a big, heavy book, with iron clasps;

Ah, how often, afraid to stay n the woods all night alone, she wandered about the neighborhood of her former haunts;

The promise made to be broken still haunts our sleep

This time I'm not gonna be the ghost That haunts you home

Identity crisis haunts high school students

The threat of escalation haunts the Korean peninsula

Ooh and it haunts me every time I close my eyes

The ghost of AIG still haunts regulators

And haunts me through the night

The spectre that haunts Europe

Old Love Haunts Me In The Morning

Thy(your) beauty haunts me heart and soul

and the dawn still haunts my darkest fears

The melody haunts my reverie

Revisit the haunts of one's school days

It hurts at times, it haunts the bay

This memory of Eden haunts us all

the haunts of one's schooldays

That haunts you home , no no

There is the bear that haunts carefully

Yes: I have re-entered your olden haunts at last;

That haunts me every day