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'Now I'm ready to take her out, I'll be able to go under water for about three hours.

And that has heightened the biggest concern of all: that banks are so systemically important that they cannot be allowed to go under.

Do not go under the rain. If you get caught out, use an umbrella or raincoat, even if it is only a drizzle.

However, if business is down to the point where it looks like the company is going to go under, start looking for a new job NOW!

And then the difficulty may have solved itself: if things are as bad as you say, the company may go under quickly.

If it rains today or in the next few days in HK, DO NOT GO UNDER THE RAIN.

Even if refinancing were available for endangered firms, it would be prohibitively dear. It is only a matter of time before some go under.

When wake up in the evening, go under your arms, kiss you, and go on sleeping.

Nobody can be sure what would have happened if GM and Chrysler had been allowed to go under.

He's got to be 100 per cent right, because if he comes back too soon and damages the disc he will have to go under the knife again.

If Congress and the White House let the Big Three go under, Chinese companies like Chery might be the ones that pick up the pieces.

Britain is one of Ireland's main trading partners and creditors, so it has good reasons not to want its neighbour to go under.

Currencies and governments are likely to go under, along with parts of the financial system we believed had been made safe.

It may be that he has decided to let some of the state's bad companies go under in order to save the others.

In Rexx they go under the name "stem variables, " but the concept is very similar that of dictionaries in many other languages.

A tunnel was dug, starting underneath the stove in the hut, to go under the wall and come up to breakthrough in the outside world.

The Queen and the Prince of Wales are fully aware of their plan to go under the radar in the next few months and are very supportive of it.

I give you a lot of credit for being here, you know? You could just go under the covers, but here you are sitting here to laugh at yourself.

November's dramatic government intervention may have quelled fears that the bank would go under.

Furthermore, we're likely to see widespread bank consolidation as weaker players go under or get nationalized.

Job-wise, the sense of crisis is constantly there because there is every chance that the company will go under and you'll lose your job.

Exuviate naive one go, under the sun that we are still red dragonflies, tireless reading materials may be no rainbow in the sky!

The next time you tear across the road like that you might go under a bus!

Mr Paulson's pragmatism has given him a degree of flexibility in deciding who to save and who to allow to go under.

Have a set of dumbbells ready to go under your desk.

If I were boys, I will not go under the age of bullying than their own children, on the contrary to protect them.

The doll was designed to go under a child's pillow and comes with a small pouch where children can place their lost tooth.

You see, Lehman Brothers, a major investment bank, is apparently about to go under.

Would it not be better to let mismanaged institutions go under, while protecting small depositors effectively?

Several rare prints of the Tianic-including one of it leaving the White Star dock in Southampton-will also go under the hammer.

"Maybe someday in the future, my own factory will also go under, " he said.

These two messages are among dramatic memorabilia set to go under the hammer at Christies in London, May, 2012.

Unlike in the Lehman case, I do not think governments should allow big banks that are cornerstones of their economies to go under.

Later, more and more holes, and a large crow like: "This second child will go under repair, do not they nest so broke that it can live it? "

Huawei gave up on the deal before it was to go under review by President Barack Obama.

Thanks to Grimace Yoga, people won't even have to go under the knife to get a more firm and smooth face.

As they enter, head and shoulders go under water, you can see that Ian's hands are nice and relaxed, they are not stiff.

But isn't it better to make peace with your own body rather than voluntarily go under a knife?

Billed as the largest private collection of Barbie dolls, the lifelong passion of a Dutch mother will go under the hammer next month.

If they haven't done a good job, running the business, they probably need to go under and produce products that the public will buy.

Of all the decisions made by Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke, the one to let Lehman go under stands as the most pivotal.

As job losses mount and businesses go under, criticism of the euro and the European Central Bank can be expected to mount.

At least two wakes had to go under the lead transport .

It is only a matter of time before some companies go under.

He was the only runner to go under 13 seconds.

But does that money really make a difference to a large corporation that will probably go under anyway?

It was down to just the two of us, and we were about to go under.

sink below the surface; go under water.

This strenuous situation can be avoided altogether simply by not ever permitting the thumb to go under the palm.

It is only a matter of time before some go under.

Drop torpedoes from planes at a low altitude or they might go under the ship you are targeting.

The truck is not low enough to go under the bridge.

But Annie will still have to go under the knife in a bid to relieve her discomfort.

Hope you are enjoying this hot Beijing week, not many left so take advantage and go under the sun.

Punts go under the bridge while pretty willows stand by each sides, my life in Cambridge will be more beautiful because of these bridges.

Which way the partial pressure of the water should go under one bar pressure, room temperature.

This company is going to go under.

He would go under if his business went on failing.

The day before all the boxes go under the tree, other humans move into the house for a couple of days.

Go under the drape and do not contaminate the sterile field.

Slowly Yang rise face, companion wear neck, depend to go under the lips of quietly familiar Chuan village.

Rather than letting his family bank or others go under, he would have saved and rigorously regulated them.

I go under her window and help her down the fire-escape.

Oh my God! The company might go under.

Do not go under suspended loads.

The recession has pushed more people out of work and caused more small- and mid-sized businesses go under.

A new type of laser test could mean far fewer of us have to go under the dentist's drill.

Next time you go under the knife for a surgical procedure, you might want to think twice about the environment.

Did you know that 50% of start-up companies go under within the first year?

The ship is too tall to go under the bridge.

Perhaps almonds when Ling on- hand and I can go under the moonlight.

It appeared to some that the firm might go under that day.

You may bolt or rebel, but go under? Not a chance.

and Washington Mutual, the biggest bank to go under in US history.

Trade skills and hobbies, those go under educational. Stack right behind you.

Her daughter would sometimes go under her dress and come out the other side.

T-crap shot 20% again. His season average is about to go under 40%.

The guerrilla force fell in trouble, so they had to go under.

It was made for wise men to go over and fools to go under .

Big firms have to adjust to this new reality or go under.

How could Lehman have been left to go under?

In times like these, even big businesses are known to go under.

Small companies go under but many new ones are born, as workers who lose their jobs create their own.

In areas occupied by the army, the landlords also go under easily.

According to KLM, one of Europe's biggest airlines, airplanes cannot go under the cloud or over it.

As a matter of fact, Jesse's wife did soon go under.

We feared the business would go under after the founder died.

In a depression you may find that you can not afford drugs, or - in a worst case scenario, the drug companies may go under!

Finally, you'll go under the covers of the Tracing aspect and find out how it works.

Um. . . Captain, shouldn't we close the main hatch before we go under water?

See, That is why we're not gonna go under, because our customers are loyal.

and I'll go under and cut his line.

Maybe that should go under educational too.

go under To suffer defeat or destruction; fail.

Go under the Filter menu, under Render, and choose Lighting Effects.

This is useful only for waves that are too big to jump over but still too small to dive through or go under.

We must reorganize the company if we don't want to go under.

One night in a bar he buys an ordinary seaman's card for ten bucks from a drunk who is about to go under.

Do you know that over 75 percent of all new businesses go under within the first year of operation?

Policymakers will surely not repeat the mistake they made then, of letting a big bank go under.

There are fast trains, slow trains, trains that go under the ground, trains that go through mountains.

But still as I wonder, I won't go under.

The split should go under the foot but not back up the leg.

And even if they did, it would surely not let them go under.

When I go under the bed and lie down, I get the idea that there is someone on top of the bed.

And there are a lot of the "elite" who will go under.

What can you say to reassure buyers fearing you might go under?

When you go under you must be strong and try to recover.

Select the level you wish and go under the Outfit option.

I promise to go under it.

Had to go under the floor!

Lots of profitable companies go under because of cash flow problems.

It can knock a person down so much that they just go under.

and the first lost lad to go under the sod.

don't let it go under your nose.

He'll go under the knife next Thursday.

Jack, Jack, go under the water.

I have to go under the knife next week.

I don't want to go under the knife, doc.

Whether such factors go under-appreciated or not, they have helped fuel a spectacular growth in Hong Kong's funds business in recent years.

This can go under the seat.

Those round things are called tires, and they go under the car!

Many firms in the South Asia go under last year owing to the financial crisis that swept throughout industry and agriculture alike.

You will find a way to go under or around your big obstacle in order to reach your wills.

We can't go under it.

I am not blind to the fact that the patient must sink or swim, and that he may possibly go under as the result of infantile indulgence;

gives him a sense of power seeing all the others go under first

After a two-year search, she could only find work at a clothing shop that's about to go under;

The ability to move you, wherever you go, under any conditions Rugged frame and optimized suspension to get you there safely and in comfort

The world must unite to tackle the financial crisis, with Asia and Europe at the fore, or we'll all go under

Before we all go under And fade out again and fade out again

Before we all go under