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They were really hurting and wanted to understand what was happening to them and how they could get out of the fix they were in.

America in 1877 was hurting all over, but as is often the case, the situation was special in California, particularly in San Francisco.

Or he will declare that the physical marks on her were caused when he was trying to keep her from hurting herself.

I apologize to him for hurting his feels, and for the prank my friends and I played on him.

She could have been blamed for barking up the wrong tree and hurting the image of Fuyang No 1 Hospital, one of the best in the city.

There was one from your mum. She said don't forget lunch, and her leg's hurting again.

She was hurting, he knew, but to recognize her pain would be viewed as an invasion of her privacy.

Those days that she did not keep you company when you were in Taiwan, were in fact days that her illness was hurting her.

Sucre seems to be hurting and Michael appears to be very dizzy.

I can't keep your heart from breaking or hurting, but I can cry with you and help you pick up the pieces and put them back in place.

It's up to you to draw the line when you see it's hurting your children or your own peace of mind.

The mouse is a standard organism for such studies, but she did not like hurting furry animals.

"It breaks my heart to see these people hurting and nothing is being done to help them, " she said.

But critics says the group's actions are hurting Lebanon at a time when its economy was beginning to recover from years of civil war.

I clean her body carefully, trying to avoid hurting her , as she is only skin and bones .

But as long as many members of our American family are hurting, we've got to look out for one another.

I made no friends with men because my whole life became about trying to stop the violent and misogynistic ones hurting women.

"Say what you will, " Seth said, "but Patty really loved Walter's mom. She's got to be hurting. "

As i lie at night im imagining things, how it used to be, girl you know your hurting me.

I thought I'd play a joke but when I heard what you said, it really hit me how much I was hurting you.

He wanted her to suffer a little; he wanted her to have to say it and feel unhappy about hurting him.

As i lie at night I'm imagining things, how it used to be, girl you know your hurting me.

"Tell them it's hurting their kids. " Another child prayed for the salvation of young people who did not know Christ.

We were all hurting after losing at Arsenal last week. We weren't ready to accept that and we don't want to experience it again.

He said he'd retire when his current contract is up, but he's just hurting the team by hanging on.

"There's such concern about over-reaching government involvement that it's actually hurting these programmes, ultimately, " he said.

I looked at the skies, running my hands over my eyes, and I fell out of bed, hurting my head from things that I'd said.

Don't argue with me, every word comes out of your mouth would be the solid evidence of hurting me.

'Today's export restrictions are hurting this industry in the U. S. without making us any safer, ' he said.

Tomas replied that he would be aggressive, but nothing out of the ordinary and that he had no intention of hurting anyone.

This event is often brought on by stress or trauma, leading the confused young werewolf to lash out at whatever is hurting him.

"Unfair trade agreements have sent good American jobs packing, hurting Missouri workers and communities, " she said in one of her adverts.

J. It's a good time to find a bargain, considering how much casinos are hurting these days.

A cross over at the front of the stroke tends to cause your elbow to drop, also damaging your catch and hurting your propulsion.

As she wrote him a Love Letter she discovered that she was angry with her father for being so passive and hurting her mother.

Every little hello, every little smile, every helping hand saves a hurting heart. Show your friends how much you care. . .

Today, my mum hit me with her car as she was backing out of the drive way, hurting my leg and crushing my bike.

Sometimes no matter how hard you try to do all the right things at work, a job may feel as if it's hurting you more than helping you.

As i lie at night i'm imagining things, abercrombie and fitch paris, how it used to be, girl you know your hurting me.

At the heart of the Great Commission pulsates a command to help the helpless and hurting.

For that, she was punished. Every sound too keen was hurting my heat. From that, to look her eyes made me want to protect her, forever.

The $60 billion a year wedding industry is hurting as much as the rest of the economy, according to a recent Bloomberg article.

Vujacic began this season with a buzz haircut, but friends told him it was hurting him with the referees.

Nor were they afraid of him falling outside and hurting himself.

Because Bob felt this was hurting her career, he asked her to set a short-term goal of increasing her visibility during the next tour.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U. S. consumer may be hurting, but a bounce back is right around the corner.

'Whenever I lie down in my bed, a cobra will just slide on top of me, without hurting me, ' boasts Narottom Sain, a Mushari village leader.

First of all, if I were to forgive your obligations, believe it or not, I'd be hurting you.

One day he came home and told his wife he knew his drinking was hurting her and their family and he was never going to drink again.

As head of the Sharks he has to consider what's best for his team, even if it means hurting some of his closest friends.

In particular, a dollar rally against the euro could end the rally in commodities, hurting profits at oil and mining companies, he said.

He made an apology to me for hurting my feelings.

Hurting Mr. Ozawa's chances: He is disliked by most cabinet members and leaders of his own party, as well as the Japanese public.

'You're hurting economic policy makers that have strong ties to the U. S, ' Li said. 'It puts them in an awkward position. '

If you often feel angry and overwhelmed, like the stress in your life is spinning out of control, then you may be hurting your heart.

During my career in football so far I have never gone out with the intention of hurting anyone in a tackle.

It's hurting me so, but I know I got to let it go.

Again the doctor asked him if the needle in his arm was hurting, and again Heng shook his head.

Obama. Still, this doesn't seem to be hurting Sen. McCain, reinforcing the notion that in politics, attacks work.

The Hamburg school reforms seek to help the bottom without hurting the top.

"You're certainly not hurting me with that kind of talk, " Giff says.

Immediately when he said that, all my thirst, all my agony, all my hurting, it just went away.

A robot also knows when to leave me alone, so I don't have to risk hurting its feelings by declining its advances.

Some people (both teens and adults) are reluctant to ask teens if they have been thinking about suicide or hurting themselves.

They wish you all the best even when things are going badly and you know they are hurting.

problems swept through Europe, sending the euro to its lowest level against the dollar in two months and hurting share prices.

You feel you can't go on living after the loss or you think about suicide, dying, or hurting yourself.

My legs and lungs were hurting but it felt wonderful to be on the road once more.

If only you, could see that I'm burning, if only you would know how I'm hurting, all for you.

What if he's only hurting Sirius because he's trying to get to you?

In this circumstance Lei Feng is no longer artistic topic, but a scar hurting deeply in every individual.

Those big feet might be hurting the largest member of the weasel family as snowpack declines across much of North America.

Be brief, to the point, and as honest as you can without hurting yourself.

Tim Cahill is expected to be available for Australia against Germany on Sunday after hurting his neck in a warm-up game against the USA.

Trying to single out financiers from entrepreneurs is a fool's errand: you will end up hurting both.

'Considering the situation, that bail was denied, he has to figure out for himself, that he is hurting the institution, '' she said.

Hurting the beloved may be the last alarm bell that warns of the lover's difficulties; it is an extreme measure signaling urgency.

Intel may not be able to sell future generations of Atom at a competitive price without hurting its fat margins.

Again the docter asked him if the needle in his arm was hurting, and again Heng shook his head.

And that servant had been hurting for so long that almost nothing could make her feel better.

In terms of diet, he light-based, fish and vegetables have been sufficient, and, cold drinks, to avoid hurting the spleen and stomach.

He made an apology to her for hurting her feelings.

Step one. It was a good thing that it wasn't hurting as I messed up so much. I know.

I'm sorry; we'll have to stop for a while. My blisters are really hurting.

"At this point, I feel like my focus on music or music journalism is hurting me, " she says.

Mostly it meant, "I'm a full-grown man and I'm willing to use physical force to stop you from hurting my kid, you punk kid. "

I rather fancy the fact that they surpassed GM in 2008 and are seen to be hurting proper American companies is part of the issue.

The economic slowdown is still hurting the global handset market, research firm Gartner Inc. said in its quarterly report on the industry.

When you're hurting because of any of the above, accept that it's normal to feel hurt.

Hurting the beloved may be one resort, usually the last one, which the lover takes to bring this dependency to its appropriate proportion.

Hurting the beloved may be one resort, usually the last one, which the lover takes to bring this dependency to its appropriate proportion.

Like pretty much every other agency in the government, NASA is likely to be hurting for money over the next few years.

But it would shuffle the economic deck, hurting some powerful vested interests even as it created new economic opportunities.

And we see these families , these nomadic families , you know, father to son, father to son, and these guys are hurting .

My wisdom tooth seems to be cutting and it has been hurting me.

Warren Buffett declared that "by any common sense definition" America was already in a "recession" and that the housing slump was hurting.

However, if you're unable to distance yourself or your self-esteem is hurting too much, step away from the relationship.

As odd as it may feel, apologize aloud to yourself, "I forgive myself for hurting this person, " and take a deep breath.

"If you restrict trade with China, you are hurting your own countries' firms, " he said.

A larger overall tax take from the rich, without hurting the dynamism of the economy. Now that would be worth blowing your horn about.

A larger overall tax take from the rich, without hurting the dynamism of the economy. Now that would be worth blowing your horn about.

More than hurting, it seem to be stiff.

The full impact of the budget on the poor was therefore muffled (though the Treasury also excluded pension changes hurting top earners).

'It's not hurting you, ' said Lily, but she closed her hand on the blossom and threw it back to the ground.

Nick moved on. His leg was hurting more, but he knew he had to help.

It seems, I suppose, a harmless prejudice and that you're not really hurting anybody.

Perhaps, It is I who abandon myself so much to the fantasy that I was hurting myself till I was awaken from dreams.

Some nearby residents felt their eyes hurting while others panicked and rushed out of the city. Qianwei Chemical Co.

Some industries are hurting badly: car sales are at their lowest level in 16 years as would-be buyers are unable to get credit.

The wall of money is causing policy headaches, pushing up currencies and hurting exporters.

There is little to stop a few extremists with machine guns from shooting up a mall, hurting American commerce briefly.

Of the popular personality traits of a Libran, is they dislike hurting anybody and are diplomatic in handling sensitive issues.

A strong currency makes Australian goods more expensive to foreign buyers, hurting the country's manufacturers and exporters.

"Where are you hurting? " Asked the doctor. "You have to help me, I hurt all over" , said the woman.

The truth that proliferating trade disputes ends up hurting everybody appears to have sunk in.

My head has been hurting me since two weeks ago. Coffee, Aspirin, or Tylenol used to help. But they don't do the trick any more.

I feel really badly about hurting your feelings. I had no idea of the circumstance behind the gossip.

The prospect is already hurting the outlook for state-linked companies and will have a more widespread effect if it becomes a reality.

If you get your money by taking advantage of others or by hurting others, you will not be hay with it.

The cosmetic surgery industry is hurting in the economy, as many would-be patients are electing not to spend money on their looks.

Higher food prices aren't hurting Kroger so far -- the grocery chain has managed to pass along higher costs to shoppers.

By January, the middle knuckle on the finger was hurting much more than the top knuckle that had been fractured.

Typical behaviors of a villain are judging, accusing, rationalizing, hurting, destroying and dominating.

We can't seem to work together effectively and the politics are hurting us. How do I get them to be reasonable?

"People are out of work. They are hurting. They need our help. And, I want a jobs bill on my desk without delay, " he said.

"I told you to stop hurting - not to stop hissing" !

Ms. Fiorilli says she warned the executive that the amplified impact of her luxurious look was hurting her group's cohesiveness.

The truth is that this war is hurting everyone - the readers, the bloggers and the services.

"I wasn't hurting anyone, " he said. "It's not pornography. It's not drugs. "

It's often claimed that limits on trade benefit only a small number of Americans, while hurting the vast majority.

How can I confess the truth to him without hurting him and yet make him accept who I am?

He says the politicians are all the same and that the strife is hurting his chances of finding work to feed his four children.

Lower wages, in turn, could further erode the outlook for the U. S. economy by hurting consumers' spending power.

In Indonesia, the high cost of staple foods is hurting the poor and raising fears of social unrest.

The latest quarter to be alarmed is the Liberal Party, which thinks the industry's focus on bestsellers is hurting the Swedes' intellect.

Even science, which President Obama heralded as the key to American prosperity during his 2011 State of the Union Address, is hurting.

Some people identify the brothers and sisters of Jesus as fellow believers who are hurting. They make a strong case.

Suicidal thoughts: Trauma and personal loss, can lead a depressed person to think about hurting or killing themselves.

"This is all about Microsoft hurting Google's margins, " said the web publisher who is familiar with the plan.

But if he is garrulous and, like a brute, delights in hurting others, his life is evil and his impurity increases.

But in many Asian countries, higher rates would attract more funds, pushing up the value of their currencies and hurting exports.

Therefore, we felt that by fixing our rates low we would not be hurting any domestic enterprises.

May love continually inspire you to reach beyond the holiday and toward a hurting child in need.

for practicing kungfu is for health reasons. Defense is of secondary importance and hurting others is absolutely unacceptable.

Who says , Who says you're not perfect, Who says you're not worth it , Who says you're the only one that's hurting.

If you get your money by taking advantages of others or by hurting others, you will not be happy with it.

There is no hunting like the hurting of man. And those who hunted are armed long enough and like it, never take care of anything else.

Maybe your hedge fund is hurting, your trust funds have been trimmed, or your seven-figure bonus just isn't what it used to be.

He nailed Linares with a short left hook about 45 seconds into the fight, putting the titleholder down and hurting him badly.

Cheap credit continues to be lavished on state-linked firms while hurting savers, private firms, and employment growth.

Undecided voters will break heavily against Sen. Obama because of race, hurting him in key states.

My ears were hurting and I could hardly move my fingers at all.

It can avoid hurting hair and non-sufficient temperature with hydronium heater and highly heat-resistance colophony on the surface.

Anti-dumping measures can only be applied if the dumping is hurting the industry in the importing country.

When he puts it to his ear, Jack threatens him about hurting Teri and Kim.

He did penance for hurting his mother.

When the heart is broken and hurting, we must remember the love and depend on the strength in your time of loss.

Open would never heal if you keep reopening them. Leave the people that are hurting you out of your life.

Yet the arguments used by most presidents to help their vice presidents end up hurting their vice presidents.

"It was the choice to stick closer to home which ended up hurting returns, " according to Z-Ben Advisors , a China-focused consultancy.

It's not good ideas to hide your anger, so you should find a way to let it out without hurting yourself or others.

Also let your doctor know right away if you feel very depressed or have had any thoughts of hurting yourself.

But at the more humdrum end of the business, smaller presses for simple metal shapes, Chinese competition is hurting Galdabini.

Open wounds never heal if you keep reopening them. Leave the people that are hurting you out of your life.

Yeltsin knew I was hurting because he also had recently lost his mother, whom he adored.

No surprise, they talked about how the world economy is still hurting from the recession .

Cats are very independent and being used and caged up would be hurting them much more badly.

but it was acting under severe provocation she was hurting its babies.

"I also liked his insistence and his sense of urgency. People are hurting. They want results, and they want results now, " Mikulski said.

They are also keen not to put extra upward pressure on the currency for fear of hurting exports.

The youth arm of the political party facing criticism apparently filed suit under a law pertaining to "hurting public sentiment. "

No one ever gets tired of loving. But everyone gets tired of waiting, assuming, hearing promises, saying sorry and all the hurting.

I've got to apologize for hurting your feelings.

Despite offering fashion at various price points, Armani has so far avoided hurting its brand.

Italy's fashion industry is already hurting and its bodies have warned of risks for the sector and called for government help.

The Cavs are playing with a lot of their regulars out, so they were hurting a little bit.

A strong euro is hurting the country's exports, which accounts for around 30% of Italy's GDP, a very large number.

Isn't blatant cheating as serious as a two-footed tackle? You aren't hurting one man, you're harming the image of the entire sport.

When you discover that you've fallen in love with a BBS you hate, this affair is really hurting you.

Even before the current recession hit, the middle class had been hurting from stagnant incomes and declining economic security.

And I fell out of bed, hurting my head from things that Id said.

But the arrow just stuck fast to his hair, like glue, without hurting him at all.

In 2009, a currency revaluation wiped out the savings of a growing lower-middle class, hurting the burgeoning open markets.

This hormone is designed to prevent the body from hurting itself during the unconscious sleep state.

So the aim and responsibility must be clear. Violating the interests of farmers and hurting the farmers must be forbidden.

It is the literary equivalent of one of those gizmos you use to watch a solar eclipse without hurting your eyes.

"The absence of this group with relatively strong spending power is certainly hurting Taiwan's domestic economy, " says Ms Ng.

In other words, big provisions may be hurting banks' income statements today, but when credit quality starts to recover earnings could soar.

"Attempts to redress the balance of power between capital and labour can end up hurting the poor, " they warned.

But why they are in quarrel, they are hurting each other by the mouths that once used for kissing?

So far this freedom has helped the local hedge-fund industry, without hurting the punters .

The economic slump is increasing the number of cremations and hurting the demand for high-end coffins and funeral services, experts say.

That scenario would make contagion more likely and dangerous, sending bond yields in affected countries soaring and hurting investors.

Management now believes Chinese manufacturing isn't a financial elixir and is hurting their ability to service customers.

And though Hou is proud of his films, he thinks the dearth of commercial films is hurting Taiwan cinema.

He is talking abut the strength to help people who are hurting and God knows the world is hurting today more than it has ever hurt .

He says the downturn is hurting franchise businesses like McDonald's, which have been investing in new equipment to offer high end coffees.

Much has changed since Australia; the remainder of 2009 saw Nadal down and hurting while Federer was up and soaring into history.

South Korea's new leader warned that with its behavior, North Korea was only hurting itself.

A second ingredient in this recipe for happiness is to help people who are hurting.

Sometimes, your hand can short-circuit the two antennas, hurting data performance, as well as leading to dropped calls.

Most stores are hurting because people aren't spending as much as they used to.

China's development, instead of hurting or threatening anyone, can only serve peace, stability and common prosperity in the world.

Can businesses be trusted to get rich without hurting others? Or should they be regulated? What do you think?

The world's financial troubles may have been triggered by America's housing bust, but it is other rich countries that are hurting most.

There was nothing I could do to stop those men from hurting my husband.

'It's 'P', ' Mr. Brown replied meekly. 'I want you to understand, doctor, you are hurting my innermost feelings. '

The face can speak 1000 emotions, but it can easily mask what the heart feels. For the happiest face may be masking the most hurting heart.

You had better also bear in mind that while you are smoking and harming yourself, you are also polluting the air and hurting others.

You cannot drink as often or as much alcohol as a male without hurting your health.

Newspapers are hurting so much that they could be willing to get less for less.

The moment she finished, his stomach began hurting again.

I woke up from unconsciousness with a hurting leg and my boyfriend standing over me.

Not that either of them can imagine hurting each other at this point.

Mid-range and luxury retail chains are postponing or cancelling planned expansions, hurting the commercial construction industry.

The European economy could crash even harder, hurting banks and businesses around the world.

Letting go is better than hurting yourself even more. Those who left, left us a lesson. Be tough!

It doesn't seem unreasonable to conclude that if team finances were truly hurting, the NFL would be chucking books at the players.

A state- owned company may lower potash prices, hurting taxpayers, the province's Energy and Resources Minister Bill Boyd said Sept.

Also, if you ever feel like hurting yourself, that's more than just a bad mood and you need to tell someone.

My heart was hurting for like 30 minutes from the moment i saw Yao screaming in pain.

Meanwhile, Japanese companies have cut back sharply on their entertainment expenses, further hurting restaurant sales.

It's disgraceful to conceal your own's defect by means of hurting others.

Mexico's economy, already hurting from recession and a bloody drug war, is set to scream.

Unless you are hurting small animals or other scary ventures (which MOST people don't), then who you are is unique.

If it happens in this way everywhere, then these negative beings will stop endangering and hurting us.

According to some journalists and researchers, too much early success might be hurting recent college graduates' adjustment to working life.

She couldn't write well, and she didn't want to let it show, even if it meant hurting me by seeming cold.

Remember, you may be doing this company a favor, but on the flip side, you're hurting your own future, and your family's.

Higher market prices make it possible to reduce subsidies without hurting incomes.

This generation has already been beaten down and is hurting.

And in a larger sense, the market is so depressed that it's hurting everyone else.

The yen has risen and risen since the 2008 crisis, hurting Japanese exporters and pushing the country back towards recession.

Carmen may be hurting, but she's strong, nobody's fool and, man, can she move.

But it is unlikely that China will slow its Treasury purchases sharply and risk hurting the value of its vast Treasury holdings.

The recession may be hurting public colleges' budgets, but it's boosting their appeal to students.

You are always saying sorry without meaning it after hurting me so much.

Sometimes you have to forgive and forget. Forgive them for hurting you and forget that they exist .

Even our new shoes seemed to be working out all right and weren't hurting much.

I walked quickly to the couple and called out, "Please, sir, please stop doing that. You're hurting her. "

Do not hit, "tap" or "rap" your baby for biting you while nursing. . . she is not intentionally hurting you.

Voters were "not interested in hurting other working people in the name of lowering taxes, " she argues.

It's analogous to someone slouching in his chair and complaining about his back hurting.

Key banks remain financially weak, and their weakness is hurting the economy as a whole.

Tentinger says the cost of food will go up, hurting consumers already struggling in a slow economy.

But the collective obsession with short-term austerity across the rich world is hurting.

If a silence feels too withheld, remember that people who are hurting tend to have the desire to hibernate.

And sometimes, as the worm turns, hurting is a way of holding someone.

"We're hurting for her family and we're hurting as a school, this is a devastating loss to our school community, " Mr.

But subdued capital-markets activity and write-downs on Greek debt (with the prospect of more to come) are hurting earnings.