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He felt as though he had been kicked in the teeth when he was dismissed after he had worked so hard for the company.

I did not choose to see my talents wasted and my hopes repeatedly kicked in the teeth.

Mary worked hard to clean up John's room, but all she got for her trouble was a kick in the teeth.

For these reasons, emerging economies must often raise interest rates in the teeth of a slowdown in an effort to defend their currencies.

You give her a quick crack in the teeth with your elbow and blaze for the finish line.

Yet when he pushed through the necessary legislation, it was in the teeth of fierce Social Democratic opposition.

He showed me tattoo marks, baring his breast in the teeth of the wind and in spite of my remonstrances.

When a stinking bum on the street hassles me for money, I want to kick him in the teeth with my cowboy boots.

through individual tooth bleaching Denture placed in 10% of the carbonate hydrogen peroxide, it would be set firmly in the teeth.

His lawyer Abbas Kazmi, appointed in the teeth of public hostility, described Kasab as a "vulnerable young man" prone to mood swings.

It was able to list on the stockmarket in the teeth of a financial gale only because it actually has a business.

The police hope to identify the body by the gold fillings in the teeth.

Of course, governments could have tried to tighten fiscal positions in the teeth of the crisis.

But in the teeth of widespread opposition, particularly from Congress, the administration's plans have been gradually shelved.

a boy who really loves you rarely magnifies you in the teeth. but he's sure in his heart that you're his best.

They were forced to raise interest rates in the teeth of a deflationary crisis.

"He was just getting kicked in the teeth, " Mr. Damon said in a recent phone interview.

This worked beautifully for Stanley Baldwin in the teeth of the Great Depression, effectively putting the Tories in power for 14 years.

Some of these businesses are growing in the teeth of recession.

They wouldn't listen and sailed in the teeth of the wind.

The venom (a neurotoxin) is conducted along grooves in the teeth from glands in the lower jaw. Bites are rarely fatal to humans.

When you extend a helping hand to one person, be careful not to kick someone else in the teeth.

Not being accepted by colleges is surely a kick in the teeth for an excellent student like Kate.

When demand is weak, producers go slow on production and sell down their inventories, giving growth an extra kick in the teeth.

Yet, if talking about Korea is awkward now, it will be even more fraught in the teeth of a crisis.

He sounded like one wrong word and I would get socked in the teeth.

A disfigurement in the teeth of humans known as mottled enamel has been recognized for many years.

The euro crisis is forcing Greece, Portugal and Spain to push through huge reforms in the teeth of popular protest.

I dare not to bare my heart in the teeth all the times: I am very fond of you.

Sometimes you need a kick in the teeth to get up and going again and to concentrate on the basics.

Jim got away with cheating in the test, while Sam got a kick in the teeth.

Yet, if talking about Koreais awkward now, it will be even more fraught in the teeth of a crisis.

They crossed the bay in the teeth of a howling gale.

The Government' s decision is a real kick in the teeth for the unions.

Made from bamboo or metal, it is held in the teeth and emits an eerie buzzing tone when plucked.

New buildings are going up even in the teeth of recession.

When the fillings are placed in the teeth or removed, or during chewing, mercury vapor is released, according to the FDA.

Yet companies like TEPCO have still struggled to build new plants in the teeth of local opposition, Mr Scalise says.

She didn't expect to get a kick in the teeth after a day's hard work.

The new policy was adopted in the teeth of fierce criticism.

The workers worked in the teeth of the storm.

He felt a pain in the teeth.

He insisted that most important foreign policy decisions in postwar Germany had been made in the teeth of public opposition.

the extension of unemployment benefits in the teeth of vociferous Republican objections, and so on.

But the latest research kicks that idea in the teeth.

I very much doubt if the glory of moral victory would last more than five minutes in the teeth of practical defeat.

Some important reforms have certainly been made, in the teeth of protests and demonstrations.

Foods that are sticky and have a lot of sugar in them will make holes in the teeth if the teeth are not cleaned with a brush.

You'll get kicked in the teeth, And it may never be enough; Give the world the best you have anyway.

Give the world the best you have and you'll get kicked in the teeth.

Give the world the best you have and you will get kicked in the teeth.

Many parents are like dogs; one can kick them in the teeth, and they will come back for more.

Most parents are like dogs; one can kick them in the teeth, and they will come back for more.

A. in 1991 in the teeth of a nasty recession. The economic environment then was similar to today. I was lucky to find a job at all.

Much thought is needed to prevent a passion taking the bit in the teeth, and he is doubly wise who is wise on horseback.

So are railroads, which enjoyed a 10. 5 percent rise in rates last year even in the teeth of the recession, according to the SoL report.

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