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Allen is in no mood for being a prefect man. You know, he only needs to be dawned on.

After six years of George Bush, the country is in no mood to elect another fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants lightweight.

Paul felt stung when Jim called him a religions fanatic, but as he was in no mood for a quarrel, he simply pretended not to hear it.

With his poll numbers at last beginning to rise from record lows, Mr Sarkozy is in no mood to make unpopular spending cuts.

With Muslims far and wide cheering him on, he may be in no mood to stop.

He had been petulant since he bumped into she after party, and was in no mood to extend the Lost Weekend, as thoughtfully suggested by Lin.

Im in no mood to see a film with you.

To make matters worse, consumers, the main drivers of the U. S. economy, were in no mood to spend.

don't smile at me. okay? because I am on to you . and I am in no mood.

The true mark of World and European Champions is to hit back quickly and Silvia Neid's side were in no mood to be behind for long.

But this is a message that much of the country and most of his political allies are in no mood to hear.

Although Jeremy is well-known for his great sense of humour , he is in no mood for telling funny stories today .

Three weeks later, I rushed to my beach in a state of near panic. I was in no mood even to greet Windy.

Granted, Merkel has been hamstrung by voters who are in no mood to see their taxes diverted to profligate neighbors.

However, with soaring unemployment at home, the US is in no mood to divert more of its demand abroad.

And Congress is in no mood to give it either the powers or the money for more generous relief for borrowers.

In the presence of such a soul we feel ourselves in no mood but respect.

It would appear the young thrusters that populate today's universities are in no mood to return to mildewed , decaying houses .

As they jockey for position before a crucial party gathering in the autumn, China's leaders are in no mood for serious reform.

A clue: the political marketplace has replaced you with partially nationalised lenders in no mood blithely to leverage investment banks.

"You hit the nail on the head, " said Maggie, in no mood to be comforted.

Businesses will be in no mood to invest in a weakening economy, and will in any case be constrained by tighter credit.

Put another way, people with physical cravings are in no mood to be magnanimous.

But if China is in no mood to be lectured, is there anything the EU can do?

After working all day, he was so tired that he was in no mood to go to the party with us.

Wang helps Huang through a wedding planning job because she's in no mood to finish it.

A crisis-torn world is in no mood for the heavy lifting of global rebalancing.

Not a word was spoken; for the driver had grown sleepy; and Sikes was in no mood to lead him into conversation.

Apparently, she was in no mood of sharing my happiness.

Meg was quite upset this afternoon. She was in no mood for their brainless gossip.

Tell Rudd that the US is broke, busted up, tired and in no mood or condition for another fight, especially not with China.

CIT's advisers hope this will be lifted but, as one admits, regulators are "in no mood to do favours" .

The country is in no mood for a revolution.

But policy makers seemed in no mood to push aggressively into more complicated services.

The Centre Court crowd, accustomed to seeing Federer with the trophy, was in no mood to forget the man who finished second.

My father seemed to be in no mood to look at my school report.

I'm in no mood this evening to listen to his silly joke.

A shell-shocked Everton manager was in no mood to offer any predictions on the tie.

Today's EU is in no mood for deep political integration.

The populations of debtor nations are in no mood to swallow more austerity.

Retailers should be straight with their customers, who are in no mood to decipher some muddled marketing pitch.

Madonna celebrates her 53rd birthday today, but the singer is in no mood to act her age.

Europeans are in no mood to surrender their sovereignty.

In giving away a figure, I actually it is in no mood for with the.

But Republicans immediately made clear they are in no mood to compromise on the budget.

But remembering where this journey started, they are in no mood to retrace their steps.

"I was in no mood to laugh and talk with strangers" (Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley).

I am in no mood for chatting with you.

Lincoln is in no mood to negotiate.

In no mood for things, boiling pot of tea, lean on the West window.

But consumers seem in no mood to relax their austerity.

But many Beijing residents are in no mood to shut up. "That is an open confrontation with the people! " wrote one microblogger.

m in no mood to listen to your silly jokes.

And mother appears in no mood to compromise.

He was in no mood for being polite to visitors.

China also appears in no mood to sign the accord.

I'm in no mood for a lecture.

I ait in no mood for no interviews today.

I "m just in no mood for arguments. "

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I was in no mood to laugh and talk with strangers.

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I'm in no mood for nonsense.

I was in no mood to even greet Wendy.

I am in no mood to do anything.

India's fragile government, on the other hand, is in no mood to play with fire.

Eg. I am in no mood to study and just flicking through the books.

The panels can be folded when you are in no mood for perfection and mounts with suction cups or screws;

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I was in no mood for jokes