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But, if the attempt to tame China goes horribly awry , make sure America is still around to help sort out the mess.

You know the only time he was sincere or spontaneous was when everything was going horribly wrong or when you were stoned out of your head.

It might have been a horribly disturbing experience but for the equally profound sensation of being a part of everything.

She said for men clever chat-up lines do not generally work. They appear contrived and can be horribly fluffed.

An aged witch stood in front of him, holding a tray of what looked horribly like whole human fingernails.

Because if we give it a year, I will end up horribly murdering you and hacking up your body.

The sky was horribly dark, but one could distinctly see tattered clouds, and between them fathomless black patches.

IT IS always satisfying to be proved right, even when your prediction was that things would go horribly wrong.

Well, would you be horribly offended if I invited you to a Christmas party at my house?

Clad in nothing but underwear, he was suffering from uncontrollable hiccups and burdened by a horribly swollen stomach.

John said, trying to be casual, but failing horribly.

'We came into this decade horribly overpriced, ' said Jeremy Grantham, co-founder of money managers GMO LLC.

As I said, it is pretty unpleasant and objectionable stuff, but horribly fascinating - and very entertaining.

I said that I was surprised I looked so normal, that I wasn't the horribly twisted and cadaverous figure I had always imagined myself to be.

This is not efficient and will almost certainly fail horribly in a real Web site once you get a few thousand images and comments on them.

THE first patient Dr Sherwin Nuland ever treated died horribly in front of him.

Was it a love triangle gone horribly wrong, or something darker and more unsettling?

I've always had acne but I broke out horribly bad a few months ago and tried everything for a few months.

The old man, too, turned to look at her, fixing his great, bulging, horribly watery light gray eyes, deep in her face.

Photographs taken of her inthe hospital revealed a woman with haunted eyes, a bruised and horribly swollencheek.

It used to be horribly expensive to visit. Now its hauntingly barren landscape is a bargain holiday destination.

If you don't thrash your head around while listening to this song, there's something horribly wrong with you!

But it's horribly bad luck for clams of a sexual clam species if an Asian clam parasitises their eggs as they have no comeback.

His house was filthy, and a stench came out of the house and it smelled horribly.

Management experts and consultants view them as horribly inefficient due to the absence of the concentrating power of the profit motive.

Your life can seem horribly hectic today, and you may be unsure as to how you came to have so much on your plate.

Now , a lot of you are going to die of old age , but some of you, horribly enough, are going to die in an accident .

He was like a kid with a new toy but still grieved horribly for my aunt.

Lot bargains with the visitors, quite horribly to a contemporary reader's eyes, by offering the men his virgin daughters instead.

It is all horribly like a video game.

They go over to Iraq whole; of those who make it back, many return with body parts missing or minds horribly damaged.

The original incarnations of BASIC, while easy to learn, were horribly unstructured, leading to the a rash of GOTO-laden "spaghetti-code" .

Even the cat suddenly leapt off a roof onto a cowman's shoulders and sank her claws in his neck, at which he yelled horribly.

It is horribly stressful to do something you know you're not good at.

If you've reached the age of 31 without ever asking for more, you'll find it horribly embarrassing and come away with almost nothing.

It says a great deal about our work that we use the same word for a brilliant or a horribly cheesy solution.

The Reader Touch benefits from a touchscreen but comes with a stylus, which feels horribly outdated to me.

Just as well. They give one horribly bad breath.

The old man was cackling horribly and rubbing his hands.

The operation went horribly wrong, but the relatives were not told for hours that she had died.

Note that at first it may appear that something's gone horribly wrong. No output will appear for quite a while.

That attitude might change if something were to go horribly wrong with hedge funds.

That, of course, made them horribly loyal.

Hearing this utterance, the guy spared his seat at once and said to the woman: "I'm horribly sorry for causing delay in your eggs laying. "

Philpot's goggle eyes rolled horribly as he glared silently at the circle and the two squares .

The very rich spend tens of thousands of dollars building horribly kitschy houses complete with fake Corinthian columns.

It is a smart piece of marketing, though anyone who actually reads Faulkner will find him horribly gloomy about his home region.

"Happily ever after" will never have the same allure to the press as "It all went horribly wrong. "

To follow the logic here is to understand what went so horribly wrong during Mr Bush's time.

Of course, these images also encourage women to have cosmetic procedures, which can sometimes go horribly wrong.

I comment on this likeness. "When he paints us we think we look awful and horribly old, then 20 years later we're pleased, " he says drily.

Those who suffered horribly but lived to tell the tale naturally get a better hearing than the millions in unmarked graves.

Did you know that you can write bug-free code while still doing horribly on a coding question?

If the name Burmester sounds familiar, it's because the company worked on a sound system for the horribly expensive Bugatti Veyron 16. 4.

She seemed to them to be absolutely incompetent. They were horribly disappointed .

THE odour may be horribly familiar from stink bombs and sewage, but new research suggests the foul fumes might not be all bad.

Imagine if you were horribly allergic to it!

There is nothing horribly wrong in this ad, it's just that it likely won't compel a user into action.

In his mind's eyes, he probably already saw me burning and suffering horribly.

It could take days to find all the papers that were in the various cabinets. Businesses suffered horribly.

The financial crisis and its repercussions have been horribly unjust.

This horribly cute toy puppy will paddle around if put in water, swimming to his owner with big, begging eyes.

In a nearby makeshift clinic, we see a 13-year old boy with a horribly gashed and infected foot.

This week's action item: The next time something goes horribly wrong (and it will), take a five-minute break.

But it is horribly unfair to mention Auschwitz (a death camp run by German Nazis in an occupied country) in the same breath.

If the bubble were to burst, developers would suffer horribly.

A look back at where things went right, and where they went wrong, horribly wrong.

I don't bother with lunch when I'm out. Some of the wild fruit chimps eat are quite tasty when ripe, though most are horribly astringent.

And building a conventional Faraday cage round a naval vessel would be horribly expensive.

During your military service, a mission you were on went horribly wrong.

An Italian man is accused of killing his cousin with a chainsaw in a billion lire ($460, 000) insurance scam that went horribly wrong.

The activists also point out that fish feel pain and fish suffer horribly on their way from the sea to the supermarket.

The inquiry was horribly botched, or there was a deliberate cover up.

A few of them involved working with unscrupulous and horribly unpleasant people.

A Jewish man jumps from a burning building, and he lands on a Palestinian, horribly injuring him.

Interestingly, everyone was unanimous that I must surely have felt horribly guilty and remorseful afterwards.

We know now that it has all gone horribly wrong for Africa's longest-serving dictator.

And should the whole experiment go horribly wrong, there can be little doubt that Beijing will nix it overnight.

The ravelled linen around her neck looked like a fashion statement gone horribly awry .

My parents rowed viciously, horribly night and day and, when he wasn't yelling at my mother, my father was attacking me.

But it nearly went horribly wrong for Gradel on the final day of that season.

Mr Weill's creation, backed by a host of executives, directors and investors ever since, has proved horribly flawed.

Using reams of blinking LEDs for street lighting may save energy, but clashes horribly with the pretty architecture of old Shanghai.

That process has extraordinary appeal to state planners but is horribly inefficient for individual institutions.

His neck was in pain and lifting his hand to it he found it horribly swollen.

Tibet is an illegally occupied country where the indigenous population has been horribly abused by the Chinese authorities.

The soldiers who perished often developed a bluish skin color and struggled horribly before succumbing to death by suffocation.

For then something happened so awful, something so horribly true, that it could not have been imagined in a dream.

At first, the donkey realized what was happening and cried horribly, then slowly he quieted down till nothing more was heard.

As the world's population grows, people are crowding into mega-metropolises, where life's risks are horribly concentrated.

A joint Hershey -Ferrero bid would be horribly complex to engineer .

The huge writedowns on trading-book assets that defined the first phase of the crisis were horribly unpredictable.

At first, the donkey realized what was happening and cried horribly. Then, to everyone's amazement he quieted down.

That would hurt India's exports of rare plants. But it might help its horribly endangered tigers.

The dancing Chinese women were kinda freaky , but the little girl was cute if horribly off key.

A chemical that is perfectly fine for Sarah Bellum might be horribly irritating to your skin.

paul ' s grandfather did set up a family trust fund , but it ' s been horribly mismanaged.

That left them horribly exposed to the two bear markets of the current millennium.

('Surprise, honey! ') That seems horribly dishonest and against the way our marriage works.

Yet, compared to how most of us write, constantly self-editing every other sentence, it's just horribly inefficient.

The financial crisis was horribly damaging. But slowly but surely we are building up a head of steam.

The prime minister was on a visit to Canada when things went horribly wrong.

Take Congo; it highlights both how horribly common rape is, and how hard it is to document and measure, let alone stop.

Weaknesses in funding and business models have been laid horribly bare.

"And the amazing thing about reading history is that you see how horribly wrong things go. Frequently! "

The little baby's lid, half- raised, show the pupil horribly upturned.

The Grasshopper only sprang half as high, but he sprang straight into the King's face, and the King declared that was horribly rude.

They are already horribly exposed to questionable government projects without taking on more of the same.

Pistons are shooting horribly, and there is no answer for the big guy! ! ! 19 point lead, how sweet it is! ! ! !

The second cause for concern surrounds Goldman's finely balanced (or horribly compromised: take your pick) business model.

The scenes of airports brimming with desperate relatives were horribly familiar.

The man began to scream horribly.

The regime in charge has really gone nuts, revealing itself as both deeply ignorant and horribly evil.

That may be one reason why the momentum effect has not been arbitraged away: it can go horribly wrong.

Pictures or statements that look cool to your peer group today could be horribly compromising in the future.

Yolanda: Well, maybe, but I was horribly embarrassed just the same.

With its tones and horribly complicated writing system, Mandarin is much harder to learn than most European languages.

But gambles taken in the fog of a financial crisis can also prove horribly misguided.

THE odour maybe horribly familiar fromstinkbombsandsewage, but new research suggests thefoulfumesmightnot be all bad.

It is a horribly difficult situation, getting more intractable by the day.

"Oh, yes, " said Mr. Dursley, his heart sinking horribly. "Yes, I quite agree. "

At first, the donkey realized what was happening and cried horribly .

And that was horribly disappointing to me.

Across the globe forward-looking indicators, such as surveys of purchasing managers, are horribly gloomy.

But last Tuesday, something went horribly wrong, leading to the deaths of six people on the ride and injuries to 10 others.

Some women were laughing in the pit. Their voices were horribly shrill and discordant.

Two Chinese monitors were horribly murdered in Newcastle in 2008 , probably by someone who wanted their money .

Things go horribly wrong -- and many of us have experienced this process -- when the design is driven by sales rather than marketing.

They say that they have done horribly badly, because they focus on the bit they got wrong rather than the bit they got right.

While windowing systems provide modularity and flexibility to user interfaces, they can be horribly abused.

His glittering city-state suffered horribly in foreign and civil wars.

Thousands of people the world over are killed or horribly killed each year and we are quietly sitting back and letting it happen.

On June 29th two students from the University of Clermont-Ferrand were found horribly murdered in the British capital.

And three horribly familiar questions emerge.

He was horribly upset over her illness .

Typing (or, now, horribly, "keyboarding" ) is more convenient.

'It was so horribly inappropriate, ' the recruiter recalls.

So it's clearly a horribly difficult decision, even if you are very poorly.

This is a horribly difficult call, and not even the most passionate advocate of the responsibility to protect can pretend otherwise.

Monica: . . . horribly attractive. I'll be shutting up now.

As the minutes went by he became horribly agitated.

Do those who die after a prolonged battle with cancer die any less horribly than Jesus?

Even though Zack has numerous chances to escape, he doesn't. He's enjoying partying with them, until something goes horribly wrong.

l was throwing up horribly the last time.

Its little shrine in the kitchenette seemed horribly empty.

Unfortunately, they are also horribly divided about what comes next.

But after that horribly slow start, the Rockets rolled offensively most of the night.

They look good on "toy" projects, but fail horribly when you apply them to real problems.

Arsenal had wobbled horribly but recovered in the nick of time.

I think that says ii all. The veteran has been used horribly.

Before the financial crash, global demand was horribly skewed .

italy IMO, horribly outdated tactics, weapons and leadership. they just couldn't do anything right and messed up at almost every turn.

When I entered his apartment at nine the following morning, he was horribly pale, but appeared calm.

At the same time, he was horribly vexed because there was dust on his boots.

How can our star players play soo horribly almost every night?

He was horribly imprudent. I wish he was dumb.

He stood me up, I ate the entire box of chocolates, and got horribly sick.

She hated London now, and the flat, the room must be horribly bare without the joyous presence of Gerald.

Sze told CNN she knew a compensated date could go horribly wrong.

So, a failure like you still clings horribly to life. . . But then, maybe things are better this way.

She abused me horribly. That girl is extremely nasty.

It's still horribly imperfect, but it's better.

It was horribly cold last winter.

In most cases I scored, but I have to admit, I did miss horribly at certain occasions.

Take on a new challenge and it whispers: "This will go horribly wrong. "

Yes, something is horribly wrong.

Horribly attractive. I'll be shutting up now.

The debate on talent has become horribly overblown.

I am horribly irritable, and out of temper.

The defence retreats more quickly than the midfield so there is too little cover in front of it and the defenders becomes horribly exposed.

The fumes smell horribly sweet and sour.

I am horribly irritable and out of sorts.

Ext3's format is very efficient for small files but horribly inefficient for large files.

Nora Wilder: I think I must be doing something horribly wrong but I don't know what it is.

Pink and red clash horribly.

He was horribly scared now.

Also, things can get horribly slow if the swap file is created on a folder that is mounted over NFS.

I can't believe I failed so horribly.

It was horribly hot in the house.

I did have, however, one horribly narrow escape.

He died horribly and in great pain.

Anyone who ever lived in the house, heard horribly spooky sounds coming from somewhere in the house.

Why did you paint it? It will mock me some day-mock me horribly!

Get the risk calculations wrong (it can happen) and the cushion of capital looks horribly thin.

It's time to reverse that horribly wrong verdict, because the exact opposite is true.

The snag, from society's point of view, is that all these drugs are horribly expensive.

And it's a horribly painful death.

Her parents were horribly aware that the average lifespan for a child with progeria is only 13 years old.

And three horribly familiar questions emerge. Who is to blame for this mess?

Angela: Oooh. Are you exhausted? Was Guatemala awful? Was it horribly backward?

In this week's Workforce. com's newsletter, there was a piece about a nightmare HR IT project that went horribly wrong

sorry to be so horribly late . endless business

the sound of that drill jangles horribly on the nerves

on the first take after Jackson descended the stairs the sixth take went horribly wrong the explosion went off too early

The piano is horribly out of tune

horribly . he ' s crying and screaming , and cursing

the apartment design is horribly designed with

Who was horribly bored by a Bee;