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And there is still bad blood between Mr Obama and Bill Clinton, who this week issued a half-hearted endorsement of his wife's nemesis.

But there was only a half-hearted belief that Mr Fujii or his G7 counterparts were ready to strike.

I felt he could have done a little better with City's 2nd goal as it was not far from his reach but his attempt seemed half hearted.

But those half-hearted measures were no match for corporate profit growth, low interest rates and all that liquidity.

When you know the time in their hands always be only so much, does not allow room for any half-hearted, doomed not escape it.

This has widely been seen as a factor in the half-hearted nature of previous anti-smoking campaigns.

But he never became more than a fellow-traveller to Chinese communism, and a half-hearted one at that.

He was only somewhat abashed, however, and later, when he met Harry, he tried to explain along with his half-hearted apology (OP).

Faith is not about a half-hearted search for God. Faith is about seeking for Him with all your heart.

He made a half-hearted stab at this in 2005, saying he should not be above criticism.

His apology seemed to me to be half-hearted.

No wonder the French chose their sugar islands over Canada and Britain's attempt to hold onto its American colonies was so half-hearted.

That encouraged some of his Mexican critics to claim that his efforts were half-hearted.

Only a few drivers include even half-hearted attempts at acceleration.

And with schoolchildren on half-term holiday, university students seemed too half-hearted to keep the protests going.

It was a half-hearted church instead of a whole-hearted church.

He has shrugged off past half-hearted sanctions imposed on him by the United Nations Security Council and others.

A pastor with close ties to Mr Perry denounced the religion as a cult recently, to only half-hearted criticism from the other candidates.

Keynesians will argue that Japan's fiscal stimulus was not wrong in principle, but badly implemented and undermined by half-hearted policy.

One is the legacy of Japan's imperialist past and its begrudging, half-hearted apologies for wartime atrocities.

Hello, recommend a number of microwave recipes to you, you can shining on a half-hearted.

In the official forum to reflect the official, the ninth city is still half-hearted attitude, just let the players do, and so on.

Several days more passed before Johnson crawled on deck and went about his work in a half-hearted way.

But Western critics claimed they were half-hearted and always ended in peace deals with militants.

When you're getting half-hearted buying signals from a woman, but she's still saying yes, what do you do?

After a slew of half-hearted attempts to address property prices, Beijing is doing it for real this time.

The call, is still half-hearted words, each driving a tragic joke.

Xiao Ming is always half - hearted when doing his work.

Mr Brown and the legislature fiddled with relief measures, but their bills were half-hearted and the taxpayers were angry.

Although the protesters there were few, they broke through half-hearted lines of police and army with ease.

Nobody can afford to be half-hearted nowadays .

But the government seems half-hearted in this structural shift: it has also announced a raft of measures to subsidise exports.

Indeed, half-hearted human-rights diplomacy can backfire nastily.

But Iran is shrugging off U. N. sanctions that Russia and China are ensuring remain half-hearted.

In 1998 Britain ratified the OECD's convention against bribing foreign officials, but its commitment to the treaty has been half-hearted.

At this prospect they all became half-hearted in their efforts and were even more lethargic than before the tip was mentioned.

Id rather be on the sidelines cheering those people on, than pursuing a half hearted dream.

A vague goal like this is generally pretty half-hearted.

His critics say they are half-hearted, too, because ideologically the prime minister sympathises with the settlers.

It is also concerned about North Korea's nuclear ability, but has made only half-hearted efforts to persuade Kim to scrap it.

Half-hearted attempts will ultimately show up as mediocrity.

At a minimum, half-hearted "Virgin" still exists.

You point me to concentrate on each so that you learn, you are half-hearted, I actually know to play!

The Obama administration is fighting a half-hearted war in Libya.

In Buffalo or Missoula, a 20-inch snowfall might get a half-hearted shrug.

A half-hearted desire will produce half-hearted results.

Conway and Kochen have shown here in a beautiful way that a half-hearted belief in pseudo-determinism is impossible to sustain.

You must admit you've never loved her wholeheartedly and half-hearted love is worse than none.

A half-hearted try at lawyering therefore didn't work; he was too busy reading leftish books.

But the effort is defensive and half-hearted.

To eat snacks, bad habits, regardless of settings, and time, half-hearted effort points, other people think it is also annoying.

I don't do things halfheartedly. Because I know if I do, then I can expect half-hearted results.

This is not work for the half-hearted or easily-discouraged.

I think the most important study section is a mentality of the problem: half-hearted, Xinyuanyima, Xinfu gas noise.

Your half-hearted, I am not worth waiting for.

A half-hearted disco ball sporadically bathes the room in red and green light.

perseverance, dedication salmon: new life because of their uncertain and often half-hearted in not knowing what to do in the future.

Learn to learn well, don't half-hearted learning by playing.

But, as Prof de Grauwe notes, it is doing so in a half-hearted and muddled manner: the emergency assistance is too small;

Now this society men really poor-quality, the nerve thick enough, I hate half-hearted men;