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A line of fans wound its way around the top floor of the Beverly Center, a shopping mall close to the heart of Los Angeles.

It calculates, probably correctly, that the pay-obsessed Congress is not sufficiently serious to put a new Glass-Steagall Act in its way.

The helicopter was on its way out of the area at that point, trying to get ahead of bad weather.

Policymakers blithely assumed they would avoid a dollar crisis and that America would export its way out of any trouble.

The only hope of redressing this, now banks have wriggled out of Tarp's grip, is in reform legislation now making its way through Congress.

Duncan said he's worried that as China tries to spend its way out of the problem, it's really just making things worse.

How much official Chinese money has found its way into peripheral euro-zone countries is a matter of guesswork.

Within minutes a procession had formed, which began to snake its way up through the garden toward the marquee.

The Great Wall winds its way up and down the mountains like a giant dragon, disappearing into the vault of heavens.

Now that the mob has got its way on this, it is going to be harder for other companies to insist on their management's right to manage.

That gives the U. S. considerable latitude to spend its way out of a crisis without confronting real structural challenges.

If magma is going to erupt, it will start to move within the earth's crust and force its way up to migrate to the surface.

All that denim is starting to reach the public, making its way into department stores like Macy's and Saks Fifth Avenue, as well as J.

But the market has been trying to work its way higher here, trying to feel if maybe the European thing won't cascade out of control.

And Lord Redwyne's war fleet creeps through the Broken Arm as well. On its way home, no doubt.

The notice also comes as China has been criticized for trying to export its way out of the recession.

I looked into his eyes, and an unexpected quiver of anticipation ran its way along my spine.

Each living thing is adapted to its way of life in a general way, but each is adapted especially to its own distinct class (kind ) .

He said that money would just click its way into my money account if I would follow his bogus advice.

Throughout the next day and night I thought every now and again of the train still on its way to Urumqi.

The United States will no doubt find its way out of the ongoing slump.

It has its way of resolving its own difficulties or internal problems, " he said. " There may be delays.

The meeting was convened by the service to ask the scientists whether a major earthquake was on its way.

Some people believe that this would spread uncontrollably, and that the bacteria would kill everything in its way.

Pa raised his face to call out again, but before he could open his mouth an echo came threading its way through the trees.

As he crawled a few feet left to unearth another plant, he felt the moist dirt seeping its way through the knees of his blue jeans.

Estimates vary as to how much cash has made its way into the fast-growing Chinese economy.

The march, which had a turnout of thousands, started on Fifth Avenue, and made its way down to Greenwich Village.

However, that would also mean the lone child playing by the disused track would be sacrificed. Or would you rather let the train go its way?

It should not shock Americans that this disease is making its way across the globe when every location is just a plane ride away.

The site also produces 8% of the world's calcined coke, which finds its way into one out of every six aluminium cans.

He could feel the heat radiating from the floor and door, and figured the fire would burn its way through the cab in a matter of minutes.

When you hear your own stomach rumbling with hunger, you'll feel as if a large snake were trying to gnaw its way out of your belly.

Rarely can such a vacuous concept have found its way into a debate claming to provide enlightenment.

It winds its way through the streets of downtown Milwaukee. But a few changes must be made along the route.

It was, in its way, as surprising as if a live Tyrannosaurus had been found hiding in an obscure part of Montana.

The Star Ferry makes its way across the harbour, leaving nothing but wonder in its wake. So much to see. So much to do.

It lost its way around the middle of the last decade, when ambitious dramas like "Deadwood" and "Rome" failed to stick.

Very occasionally a mail bag or two would find its way into one of the transport planes, but what was that among so many?

In reality, SPOT found its way into a few forgettable products, including watches and a line of coffee makers.

After a while it went on its way, although Johansson suspects it is still skulking around the neighbourhood.

How much of this agenda has found its way into the Dodd-Frank bill?

A few birds flew across the horizon as the sun worked its way out of sight.

Slowly, a dark void found its way into my heart and began to eat away at my happiness.

He began to think it was to be, and that he could not prevent it - a very promising step of the mind on its way to resignation.

The blue ink scratched its way across the paper, as if hard pressed to recall the individual shapes of letters.

However, a second later, the soup seemed to have threaded its way down to his stomach and he belched loudly twice.

"No, no, sir, " said the young man. "My bus was all right, but the dead horses were in its way! "

I made a few calls and the part was on its way to him from across the country in two hours.

With a few simple lines of code, your can watch your robot blast its way around the screen, crushing anything in its path.

T-Pain says he uses the term so much in everyday conversation that it was only natural for it to work its way into his music.

The ball will find its way on the racket's throat or bottom of the face, wherever you feel comfortable with it.

With black eyes and a few teeth missing, the euro clawed its way back over the $1. 20 barrier Wednesday morning.

If it had jumped down to the lower floor it was doubtless trapped, and would never find its way back without Simon's assistance.

Like water flowing over a dam into a river, current surges through the bird (or person's) body on its way into the ground.

Britain said the car was on its way to the embassy in Sana'a with five staff on board, one of whom suffered minor injuries.

As the airborne units struggled to achieve their goals, the great fleet made its way across the channel to its appointment with destiny.

The Star Ferry makes its way across the harbor , leaving nothing but wonder in its wake.

He probably got as much pleasure out of the sounds the key made as he did those few times when the key actually found its way into the slot.

This tremendous event is still on its way, still wandering; it has not yet reached the ears of men.

Even as America spends up to $3 billion a week in Iraq, some of your gasoline bill is surely finding its way to al-Qaeda.

Cooked I do not know, it is inappropriate to take its way, led to his losing.

YouTube goes out of its way to state that this move has nothing to do with the record labels.

The name stirred something inside me, something that began to claw its way toward the surface, something I knew I didn't want to face.

In other parts of the world, human and animal waste making its way into a community's water is blamed for a number of deadly diseases.

And filled with your requested information. Addressed and sent out on its way back to you.

After the fall of Suharto in Indonesia, I began to explore conditions of poverty in a country that was on its way towards modernization.

Her voice kept rising, as if working its way out of the human ear.

Scientists tell us that the earth travels over a thousand miles a minute on its way round the sun.

martin went into the kitchen with a sinking heart , the image of her red face and slatternly form eating its way like acid into his brain.

It made its way up to the Deputy Commissioner. He wants you to get a physical.

But as I settled back into the local culture and its way of thinking, her words began to haunt me.

It was a whole net- work of fallacies, out of which mankind has still been unable to cut its way.

Warburg did more than most to boost London's standing, even if his own firm was to lose its way and fall to a foreign rival after his death.

Conspiracy theorists might conclude that the American government is trying to nip and tuck its way to attractiveness.

Soon the head of the procession showed itself with a slow and stately march, turning a corner, and making its way across the market-place.

Investors, fearing America will have to inflate its way out of such debt, could push the dollar down and interest rates up.

"It has been a slow bleed for a former energy giant that lost its way, " Mr Williams says.

The money left the United States as Americans purchased imports from foreign producers and found its way back as investments.

And to their credit, the artists on the panel seemed to agree that this type of art is still feeling its way.

pizza did not find its way into the United states until after the end of the Second World War.

They paid the price, and for seven days, a line of men, women and children wound its way into my hill.

"Large-scale job cuts will not take place if the governmental measures to stimulate domestic demand make its way, " he said.

Second, whether or not you spend time talking about it, much of your work is likely to find its way into an investment memo for my partners.

But if it would make sense to PHP's applications, it might make its way into PHP as well.

The transformer takes whatever is given to it, changes it somehow (we'll talk a bit more on that in a bit), and then sends on its way.

While Facebook avoided the bottom of the list, Greenpeace says the ever-growing social networking site could be on its way.

I used to know some French, but I've forgotten it. It has found its way back to my teacher.

Some of the stockpiled copper might have already found its way back into the market.

Suddenly, a cause that couldn't find its way into a bill for two or more years was set to become State Senate Bill 1395.

University officials said the letter was now on its way to him along with a T-shirt from the university.

And with a huge year already -- including beating Apple and RIM in the U. S. last quarter -- Google is on its way.

His blade came down in a mighty arc - but the insect continued on its way! The crowd was aghast.

Two or three times, she sat bolt upright in her bed, as though she would snatch at the life which was winging its way back to God.

Some of that money will find its way into the economy, lifting demand, which should eventually prompt companies to add more full-time jobs.

Out of the corner of his eye, he could see a copper-colored $50, 000 Hummer slowly making its way down the street.

A great nation ought to be ashamed to behave like a fraudulent bankrupt, perjuring its way through its obligations.

Hamas Shawer, one of the brothers, says Chinese imports are "like a volcano - burning everything in its way" .

There is only one possible candidate, the International Monetary Fund, which in recent years appears to have lost its way and its influence.

In other words, if a huge wave of brain cancer is on its way, scientists would expect to see the tide beginning to rise.

Though the shark swam away it was unable to navigate its way out of the harbour and soon beached.

And then, just when I thought it was all over, the hat slowly but surely made its way to my head.

Widespread flooding was caused by Irene pushing a giant storm surge, a wall of water, out of its way as it marched up the Atlantic Coast.

Once my response is ready to go, tab enter sends it on its way.

The basic idea: a weight is raised then generates power for hours as it works its way down the body of the lamp.

The faction from the extreme left is trying to elbow its way into power by short-cutting the democratic process.

Russia has cut its way through time like a mighty river through a canyon, leaving an indelible mark on human history as it goes.

There's no doubt that work has found its way into every hour of our day, thanks to beepers, cell phones and email.

If the world did eventually diversify its way out of the dollar, it would mean big changes for the United States.

This southward extruding zone is thought to represent the ductile lower crustal channel of Tibet as it grinds its way to the surface.

Therefore, from my heart, I wish that this book will find its way to many readers and practitioners.

And grace works its way out in the simple details of life through a second houseguest: prudence.

If CSR Corporation, the Chinese company that built the train, has its way, the US will get a taste of the technology in the next decade.

Its bulk was an obvious burden in flight, as the poor thing tried to bump its way to the flowers.

In the long run it is hard to see how any government can stand in its way.

Slowly, a dark void found its way into my heart and began to eat wawy at my happiness.

though it does not always get its way. Some state-owned firms have powerful friends and are hard to push around.

it also knows that no more bailout money will come its way unless it lives up to its promises and reduces its budget deficit to 7. 6%.

They also meant that if things didn't go its way, the company could simply turn and walk out the door.

The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) calls it "the most powerful entity you never heard of" ; though it does not always get its way.

But the no-fly zone still applied to most of Britain, and a new cloud of volcanic ash was reported to be on its way.

On its way out of the garden, the water is further sterilized by ultraviolet light in the pipes.

But economists questioned whether Japan will be able to spend its way out of the economic downturn.

If the Liberal-Conservative government has its way the price for a packet of cigarettes will be at least 50 kroner , if not higher.

In fact, an expert who was studying the weather rang up the BBC to ask if a hurricane was on its way.

One noon of that midsummer, cicadas made loud noises in my ear and high temperature wound its way in my blood vessel just like a snake.

By turning necessity into a virtue, Hyundai has forced its way into the high end of the market.

Before long, the idea that this phase was a period of storm and stress made its way into the popular consciousness.

This bodes well for the country's chances of handling the vast oil revenues that ought to come its way within the next decade.

Later, the strange creature found its way into a love story, where it turned into a beautiful woman like a mermaid.

Your family is making its way in the world, and you can be proud of the children and their achievements.

When Alonso returned to the track, the front-right wheel eventually worked its way loose.

But rebalancing means that the U. S. economy can't simply grow its way back to the pre-financial crisis era of American profligacy.

Time and again, it has been willing to break with technology industry standards by doing things its way, even if it ruffled feathers.

I safeguard the dream which is as fragile as a bubble. Happiness has just begun and yet grief has already found its way in.

Much of the technology behind the NeXT machine found its way into the subsequent generation of Apple products.

Since Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, hinted in late August that it was on its way, financial markets have responded vigorously.

The new equipment should be paying its way within a few months, allowing for the improved output and reduced staffing levels involved.

The space shuttle Atlantis is on its way home after working more than a week to improve the International Space Station.

Once upon a time, a country up the economic creek could devalue its way down again.

FAO has predicted that the H5N1 strain might find its way into the Middle East, North Africa and East and West Africa, she said.

It would have to increase GDP by 12% a year for three decades in order to "grow its way out of debt. "

A delightful family gathering is being on its way along with delicious dishes and a few choice family performances.

This romantic sentiment may sound like the message on a greeting card, but it now makes its way into wedding speeches and toasts.

His hand went into his pocket and a forefinger felt its way under the flap of the envelope, ripping it open in jerks.

Even worse is when it finds its way into our natural environment -- on the side of the road or next to a river.

In this process, it throws a fine spray of gasoline into air passing through the carburetor on its way to the engine.

As China works its way up the value chain, lots of my clients are making things better than they did three or four years ago.

This burger eventually found its way back to McDonald's rebranded, restyled , and actually put together for you, as the Big N' Tasty.

The pressure moves the venous and lymph flow, starting at the ankles and working its way up to the upper thighs.

A: On the first question, in my view, that the organization has not been put in place yet does not mean that there are obstacles in its way.

One gets into the darker parts of the woods, when a stray gleam at sunshine finds its way down to the roots of the trees.

A variant of this term has also found its way to China and looks likely to be remembered as the buzz word of the year.

Ying the weather rang up the BBC to ask if a hurricane was on its way.

Because most take place in natural environments, sometimes nature finds its way to the middle of the road.

But one thing hasn't changed: All that cheap money is sloshing its way into unintended investments -- including red-hot tech startups.

It could have made its way to other parts of the word and live on until today.

Good in the heart works its way up into the face and prints its own beauty there .

It took the vascular surgeons hours to find the piece of glass that had entered his axillary vein and was making its way towards his heart.

The canal winds its way past Hoxton with its artists and graffiti art before hiding in a tunnel with no footpath access at Angel.

So the potent greenhouse gas finds its way into the atmosphere, trapping the sun's heat to warm global temperatures.

Instead, it got a plan where France would try to tax its way out of its problems.

If this were continued, the barricade was no longer tenable. The grape-shot made its way in.

But tragedy was on its way. Beneath Vesuvius' vine-covered slopes a mighty force was about to break loose.

I had the sense of some small but hopeful shoot pushing its way slowly through the concrete weight of my grief.

It has burrowed its way out of Israel's siege, with a web of tunnels from Gaza into Egypt.

Publicly at least, China has gone out of its way to reassure Pakistan.

In this life every single bit of love we share finds its way back to us again.

The sun eased its way downward, melting into the horizon until only a final red arc remained.

I believe that organic farming is still in a very long period of feeling its way forward, and might tilt slightly towards the wealthy.

Shevchenko put Milan back in front on 59 minutes, with a firm header that Rost could only help on its way into the net.

Potentially solvent countries would be financed and the eurozone would grow its way out of the crisis.

The other drivers move to the left and the right, allowing the no-longer-obstructed car to go on its way.

The outcome of the Seoul summit seemed to confirm a conventional wisdom: the US can no longer get its way in a bust-up with China.

Atwater says that the team is already "on its way" to showing that large-area cells work just as well as these smaller versions.

On its way through the dense jungle, the patrol had to be constantly wary of enemy soldiers concealed in the underbrush.

And surprisingly, people fell in love with a design that went out of its way to be a provocation.

If the parties are unable to bridge their differences, the gridlock in Washington will quickly find its way to streets around the country.

In trying to maintain this pace in the current century, Intel lost its way.

Instead, it advances like a wall of water that crashes over the coastline and everything on its way, reaching even as far as a mile inland.

Paul warned, "Deal as sparingly as possible with the things the world thrusts on you. This world as you see it is on its way out. "

CIT Group, the small-business lender that lost its way in an ill-timed foray into subprime, is a perfect example of those quick reflexes.

It was the height of the rush hour . An overcrowded bus ploughed its way through the busy streets.

While the case was on its way to resolution, prosecutors and district educators decided to put its aftershock to good use.

Among other things, the government has built up enough savings to spend its way out of most problems over the next several years.

Infrastructure spending is not the solution, he adds. Japan tried building its way to growth, but it just loaded up the debt burden.

I watched with surreal anticipation as my body of forty-two years jerked its way out of the flat.

Conoco's cumulative exploration spending over eight years was actually higher than Exxon as it tried to drill its way into the same league.

Sometimes magma does not melt its way to the surface, but acting under the pressure of surrounding rocks, flows underground.

Jeff Kingston teaches modern Japanese history at the Temple University branch in Tokyo. He says the company has lost its way.

On long-range, to find its way out of a dangerous, running, jumping, you have to defeat all the enemies encountered by the devil.

I ran to the elevator, not even caring that people were staring at me and waited impatiently as it made its way to my floor.

After all the hoopla, however, Chery is now taking a different tack on its way into the US and European markets.

Does this mean the industry has found its way back to balanced management, albeit with a more appropriate benchmark?

The firm is now planning further job cuts on top of those in its "Way Forward" plan unveiled last January.

This internationally acclaimed college has gone out of its way to attract top professors from around the world.

One morning, as the fishing fleet passed by on its way out to sea, a boat came too close to our ship.

In this unique setting, the deepness of my experience, and possibly of our experience, has found its way through the daily yoga practice.

Beijing has gone out of its way not to allow the issue to spoil improving relations with Tokyo.

With the journey requiring approximately two months, the treaty needed to be on its way back to England by January.

to chasing our old goose, feeding the goats to gathering the cattle, the word "bored" never found its way into my vocabulary.

As the lamest of lame duck administrations quacks its way towards the finish, surely the Chinese did not expect to find anything coherent.

AS THE recession bites, a gastronomic indignity is nibbling its way through the land of fine dining: the humble sandwich.

and a carbon tax is now wending its way through the Australian legislature.

Turning their backs on her coffin as it made its way through central London.

The emperor's procession was on its way to a grand square, half way between the palace and the court church.

These findings of fact will be highly significant as the case winds its way through years of appeals.

To get its way on short-term stimulus, the White House needs to talk seriously about long-term budget policy.

Gustav is expected to move over open waters today where forecasters say it could gain strength as it makes its way toward the Gulf Coast .

an unwelcome guest found its way into a press box at a baseball spring training game , a small snake.

For a China upgrading its way of economic growth and revitalising its industrial cities, Birmingham can offer its valuable experiences.

Finally, after over 30 years, the term "Kyber" with its original spelling has worked its way into a canon Star Wars story.

Addressed and sent out on its way back to you.

In classical physics, the energy can only work its way across the molecules randomly.

Within two years, Britain had left India and was on its way to decolonizing throughout Asia and Africa.

History clearly shows that any new technology, regardless of its original intentions, soon finds its way into the arsenals of the warriors.

I turned the child about and bade it go back again, for that was not its way home.

What we need is a story that starts with an earthquake and works its way up to a climax.

Now two groups have used such a system to bring light, in effect, to a complete halt and then controllably release it back on its way.

We hope that this momentum of cooperation will find its way into the present Session.

Should a deal to repatriate powers become possible, Nick Clegg's party would be mad to stand in its way (and Mr Clegg knows it).

From an objective point of view, of course, the United States was not the first nation to export its way of life.

Joy doesn't force its way into Sunday school or small groups or sermons; it comes to us as a natural result of grace.

vi. E. g. It was weird to see his cursor click, click, click its way across my screen.

Let faith cut its way through the shadows of the enemy.

It's on its way, some say, to be involved in another flip of polarity, as it has done in the past.

Today, though, the whole world is reeling, making it difficult for a country to export its way out of trouble.

Moore says what's unique about this Australian amphibian is its way of breeding.

What's worse: Despite hoards of office initiatives and formal legislation, bullying is still creeping its way into the workplace.

Nevertheless, thanks to the work of a Berkeley research team, help may be on its way.

This moth's just about to emerge. It's in there right now, struggling. lt's digging its way through the thick hide of the cocoon.

The smell of purulent sputum incubating deep within a lung may waft its way up the bronchial tree, resulting in serious halitosis.

The case, which Chevron claims is fraudulent, is still working its way through the Ecuadorean appeals process.

Keep your back and neck aligned so the light finds its way through the core of your spinal column.

Everywhere I go, I always see the current of life tumbling along to open up its way through a confused mass of mountains and rocks.

Earlier this week, speaking in Palo Alto, Calif. , he said that no country can 'devalue its way to prosperity and competitiveness. '

All of it is growing alarmingly acidic, as the carbon dioxide spewed out by modern activities finds its way into the briny .

Now, the financial tornado is coursing its way around the globe, battering some places while leaving others largely unscathed.

What you see here is the character standing there, and there's an obstacle that we put in its way.

But now, as the daily fight for life in Shanghai has made its way into my thoughts and body, I've made a new home without my knowing.

To help China on its way, Mr Wen set a target for economic growth of 7% a year for 2011-15.

The term office spouse has become so prevalent it made its way into a poll on attitudes in the American workplace.

This piece of receipt is still on its way, we never received the goods, or never veceived the receipt, either.

It was already targeted to poke around a nuclear reactor in Siberia. I took it an hour out of its way, tops.

I used to know some French, but now it has found its way back to my teacher.

After 30 years in Bangladesh, BRAC has more or less perfected its way of doing things and is spreading its wings round the developing world.

The Great Wall winds its way from west to east, across desserts, over mountains, through valleys, till at last it reaches the sea.

For just minutes after the emotional reunion, the shell-shocked survivors were told that a second tsunami might be on its way.

The legume is so ubiquitous that it has found its way into everything from peanut butter to canned tuna.

Some of that money is expected to find its way to emerging markets, which offer higher yields and prospects for asset-price growth.