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Use a filter when you know the data you want is present in the field, but it badly needs a haircut and a bit of a makeover.

In fact, President Nixon had a condolence speech ready to go in the event things turned out badly.

As he passed the body of a badly decomposed body, he told his friend that he knew what she looked like.

This year, he said, his residence by a river pier wasn't badly flooded, thanks to higher embankments built by the city over the years.

She grew up in a dysfunctional home, with a drunken father who abused her mother so badly that she walked out seven years ago.

The president said the system "failed and failed badly, " and everyone involved bears the responsibility for fixing it.

An exhausted Mr. Boettiger spoke as he carried an elderly woman suffering from shock out of her badly damaged apartment building.

I need her to make me cocoa. And tell me that everything going badly in my life will sort itself out.

Now we badly need that result or run of results that will at least take us into a safer position.

A man is not to be sneered at for having a trump card in his hand, he is only to be sneered at if he plays his trump card badly.

'So am I paying them for that service, or am I paying them not to think badly of me because I've requested so much extra work?

In fact, President Richard Nixon had a condolence speech ready to go in the event things turned out badly.

He knew that the animal would either kill Sir Henry or would hurt him so badly that it would be easy to complete the murder.

Today, while at my boyfriend's house, my stomach began to hurt really badly, so I excused myself to take a shit. I let it all out.

There is no doubt that China's love affair with the internet is going badly wrong for some teenagers.

"To tell you the truth, Doctor, " the poor man replied, "I didn't need the money so badly then. "

Gaddafi has also led to the bombing is often used to call a meeting of officials of the building badly damaged.

Best of all, whether you used the dreaded word or not, it would be the meaningful further stimulus that the economy badly needs.

When the Spanish took Naples in 1503, they found it "a very rundown city whose whole infrastructure badly needed making over" .

Since the strike began, union officials have been eager to make the case that the company's operations were being badly hurt.

But he badly needed the money: his wife had just given birth (also to a daughter), and his nerves were on edge.

You are not hurt badly. Stop trying to make a mountain out of a molehill with crying.

I stayed in the Coconut Villa, a hotel in Delmas, a section of the city that had not been badly damaged.

The attempt to wrap up into "a" single "mistake" was a sour note in the genuine apology of a man who clearly knew he'd screwed up badly.

Billy was out of bed, groping along a wall, trying to find a way out because he had to take a leak so badly.

The previous secretary had mixed up the files so badly that it took my sister about a week to unscramble them.

Members of Congress do not want to have to take the heat for a war that goes badly, but they also want to appear supportive of our troops.

They seem to have been badly selected, hastily mustered, inadequately trained and poorly equipped.

He said that the mothers were badly affected and felt the need to talk, to tell their distress, but that there was nobody to listen to them.

But if you take a look at this video, you will see that he beat Reese badly and left her to bleed to death.

the king waved his right hand , and , obviously nervous , sang something very badly , and sat down on a crimson throne.

After behaving as badly as possible all day, she sometimes seems to want to make it up at night.

It was badly cold, it had a very thin atmosphere and that atmosphere was mostly carbon dioxide.

Afro-Caribbeans still do remarkably badly, but whites are at the bottom of the pile. All ethnic minority groups do better than them.

He decided that he could beat anyone if he wanted to badly enough and he decided that it was bad for his right hand for fishing.

Years ago, he picked me up in the middle of the night in his Bentley, which he always drove very fast and very badly.

He told me that his mother was in no danger though she was badly hurt.

Now if you think I manage so badly, perhaps you can tell me which of those things we ought to leave out .

"You did not do so badly for something worthless, " he said to his left hand.

Some people say that life is all about acquiring knowledge. If that's true , then why do smart people always dress so badly?

The thieves' car was badly damaged and easy to recognize. Shortly afterwards, the police stopped the car and both men were arrested.

When a party to pay all of a sudden one day awareness, get away with it high above the party will fall badly battered.

Brands which sold "blingy" easy-to-sell products, milking old names, he says, will fare particularly badly in the new environment.

The run-up to the Commonwealth games in Delhi, which begin on October 3rd, has been a reminder that India does some things very badly.

The trouble was that the only word I know of the language was the name of the street in which I lived and even that I pronounced badly.

This campaign started very badly for us, even if it wasn't our fault, and could have had a bad ending.

If I choose the first choice, I would have continued to feel badly and there would have be no chance for recovery and no chance at life.

You took a great risk, though in the result it did not turn out nearly so badly as it might have done.

The Chinese state-owned firms did not need capital so badly that they were prepared to cede control to foreigners.

When a company or one of its divisions is doing badly, shareholders do not like to see the bosses walking off with a lot of loot.

Sometimes she wanted so badly to hear her mother laugh, but her mother never did.

Typical bullies have negative attitudes toward others, feel badly about themselves, and most likely grew up in a home with conflict.

Everyone looked at her as if she had behaved very badly.

Knowing this should enable you to face it with absolute confidence, as if you handle it badly that will most likely create more karma.

But sometimes you want to understand something so badly that you'll risk going blind for just a glimpse of what it all might be about.

And err, he informed me that uh, she took the news rather badly, in fact, he uh, mentioned the word frenzy.

And what was the cruel blow was that Sylvia was found to be ill badly and not long for this world.

The only survivor in the plane crash was badly injured but the doctors said he would pull through.

Lehman's story ended particularly badly, but this sort of lapse in risk governance was alarmingly common during the boom.

It is all too reminiscent of our schools: behave badly and we'll reward you, thus encouraging all the good kids to be bad too.

The next day three gun attacks left victims badly wounded, and a youth was shot while attacking a policeman with a hammer.

Problem is, they might hate that major, do badly in it and subsequently rule out a career they might have been great at.

Karen's room badly needs redecorating; the wallpaper looks as if it had been put up before the Flood.

She said, sure, cos I love him but I feel that he cant pass it. She smiled badly to me after that.

If Mr. Brown is unable to form a government -- or loses so badly that it's clearly impossible -- he would be expected to resign.

Writer A is badly stuck on her next book, fearing with every word that it's going to be even saggier than the previous one.

He always claimed to be a faithful friend of ours and did not show his colours until we were in trouble and were badly in need of his help.

She had looked back at times upon her parting from Drouet and had regretted that she had served him so badly.

When he ran low on morphine, he began injecting some of the badly wounded with a "painkiller" that was nothing more than a saline injection.

All that stress at work had begun to drug him down and he was badly in need of a holiday.

"She's pretty badly injured; she's bruised and she's got at least one broken leg and maybe the other one as well, " Ms Larnach said.

But much of the money has ended up in me-too companies that will not become the shining stars venture funds so badly need.

more importantly, some obtain stochastically the information as if indicated that the enterprise profit condition was already extreme badly.

Unfortunately, the part of the inscription which had named the boy and his parents is so badly damaged that we cannot be certain.

they did not pay much, they paid badly, they did not pay at all, but they were always welcome. Father Hucheloup was a jovial host.

He said they did not "make good pets at all, " have sharp talons and can "nip quite badly" .

Allow me to say, father, that whoever told you all this about me was badly informed.

Cause I got hit in the eye by a shuttlecock once. It hurt really badly. You know it's easier to dodge a basketball than a shuttlecock.

It will conclude that, done badly, it is often just a fig leaf and can be positively harmful.

At the moment, that means economic data are not deteriorating as badly as they were. But it is still deteriorating.

When you see yourself doing something badly and nobody's bothering to tell you anymore, that's a very bad place to be.

If it was only a matter of grey hair and wrinkles, Brown would not fret too badly.

Then, She wants so badly to reach him with her two hands and lips to show him how much she cares about him.

Her dress was both aged and childish, like the dress of the scholars in a convent; it consisted of a badly cut gown of black merino.

But the only word I knew of the language was the name of the street wI lived and even that I pronounced badly.

He was entitled to the benefits, and he and his wife badly needed them to help pay their bills.

I can't go and take a hike through the trees to see how badly it had been overrun by the growing brushes.

You're not hurt badly, Tom. Stop trying to make mountain out of a molehill with crying.

Then he crawled completely out of the ditch and , with his dagger drawn and limping badly , went straight at the enemy .

He could not talk to the fish anymore because the fish had been ruined too badly. Then something came into his head.

Then he crawled completely out of the ditch and , with his dagger drawn and limping badly , went straight at the enemy .

He could not talk to the fish anymore because the fish had been ruined too badly. Then something came into his head.

Her mother got ill and she lived with a number of different people, and often was treated badly.

The boss joked: "He was a good role model until Flanno knocked him out at Arsenal - I think he might have taken that badly! "

He's taking her death pretty badly. She was one of his favorite people in the world.

As you know, China is now undergoing modernization and is badly in need of well-educated persons.

In scientific circles it had been known for months that something was badly wrong with the glacier claim.

Poor Dicky is badly ill, and now he is hardly able to move any part of his body except his hands.

The next day there was a great battle. The horse was badly wounded in the final charge.

I can assure you--without a doubt--that the only intent of that cartoon was to mock a badly written piece of legislation.

I can assure you--without a doubt--that the only intent of that cartoon was to mock a badly written piece of legislation.

It was directly above Hillary's head, and if it had hit her, she could have been burned badly.

But observers said the agreement was a face-saving compromise, providing the embattled Chinese negotiator with badly-needed support.

And yet somehow they seemed to be confronting them for the first time Sunday night, when it all finally ended so badly.

None of her soon-to-be colleagues shares her view that a test can be discarded solely because minorities do badly on it.

You're not hurt badly. Stop trying to make a mountain out of a molehill with crying.

She did not want to make any one who had been good to her feel badly.

Russia has run current-account surpluses for many years, yet it has also been badly hit by an outflow of capital and a credit freeze.

It is a waste of energy to be angry with a man who behaves badly, just as it is to be angry with a car that won't go.

And yet even Quan admits she had one customer who tied her up and scared her so badly she thought he was going to kill her.

It is a waste of energy to be angry with a man who behaves badly, just as it is to be angry with a car that won't go.

And yet even Quan admits she had one customer who tied her up and scared her so badly she thought he was going to kill her.

Although it was none of the world's business, the outing of Bill's dirty linen played badly for his wife.

"They didn't treat me badly, " she said. "If I had been put in prison and tortured, perhaps I would have feelings of vengeance and hatred. "

She's only trying to help, so don't think badly of her.

I could hardly recognize the body of the driver, as it had been badly mangled up in the accident.

If you look down on people and treat them badly, they'll retaliate and appear just as annoying and hostile as you expected.

General Marshall knew that this air detachment had been hit and badly damaged during the initial Japanese attack.

They have behaved badly. They have deceived us, they have never been clear. It's their fault that I experienced the worst month of my life.

Leaving it out can cause problems such as being unable to pan at all or having additional layers badly misaligned on top of the base layer.

Leaving it out can cause problems such as being unable to pan at all or having additional layers badly misaligned on top of the base layer.

He said he barely got through school. He told me he did really badly at university.

At five, she tried to take care of me when, badly shaken by the suicide of a young veteran, I retreated to a remote campsite.

The fact that no one was badly hurt, bar one of the suspected jihadists, has made it easier for Britons to shrug off the latest attacks.

For instance, I found a majority of my students do badly in reading, and I wanted to know why it should be the case.

Looking back on last season's Eastern Conference finals, it's easy to understand why Cleveland wanted O'Neal so badly to counter Howard.

If Jean had not been badly hurt in an accident, she would have participated.

He also brings laughter to a place that is often badly in need of it: pediatric hospitals across the country.

Most of its policyholders did not do badly, but they did less well than they had been led to expect.

The last time we agree to help that company out of its difficulty, we singe our wing quite badly.

There are a few comforts here for the badly hurt. Just a sheet of plastic to protect them from the rain. They're left on the road to mourn.

I asked a Chinese news assistant, Yoli, to go with me to the bank, where they speak fluent Chinese but badly broken English.

"Harry wears his heart on his sleeve and will tell you if you're playing badly, " he said.

This was badly received by other countries, which accused the White House of trying to subvert the UN.

We regret to see from your letter of . . . that case of our shipment arrived in a badly damaged condition.

But Stetson had just gotten a good look at the Yamato. The ship appeared to be listing badly.

It's very badly swollen. It's probably just bruise, but it could be broken. So I'm going to ask you to the hospital for an X-Ray.

He apologized at the time for having behaved badly in his younger years, and went on to win election in a landslide victory.

Ukraine badly needs a united government and a constructive opposition if it is finally to deal with its daunting economic problems.

You can think of these bumps in the road as tests to see how badly you want what's on the other side.

To me it sounds like doing lots of things all at once, only doing them all very badly and feeling like an exhausted failure when it's over.

i need your help very badly, mr holmes. if it will be useful for dr watson to hear what i have to say, please let him stay and listen.

"Initially I thought it was cramp in the game at West Ham but when I tried to get up I knew something was badly wrong, " he said.

Obviously we lacked a bit of continuity, today it went badly and we went on the pitch interpreting badly the game.

My daughter's just banged up her knee pretty badly and I'm going to have to take her to the hospital.

Neither woman was badly injured, the police report said. The woman is being sought by police on charges of aggravated assault.

Well, as I said, the bandits stopped the lorry, and they beat up the driver dreadfully. I wasn't beaten up quite so badly.

The number one seems to be stabbed pretty badly and she's lying down on the floor, they don't know whether she is conscious or not.

But I was trembling so badly that it shook the knife out of my skin , and I could move again .

My mum. She was quite an extraordinary witch, but she did like to experiment. . . and one day, one of her spells went badly wrong. I was 9.

He wanted ever so badly to read it; he would get at it the first opportunity and find out just what Jane had said.

Though you are badly hurt now, do not make yourself pathetic. Embrace the next beginning with your arms, or find one on your own!

he was badly exhausted in the hot weather. so he decided to sit down and have a rest as soon as he found a cosy shade.

This is linked to the fact that, of course, I always badly judge what I can tell you in one go.

It was around that time I discovered that the 'what' was structural inequality, and not just a few individual men behaving badly.

McQueen was very close to his mother, a genealogist, and took her death very badly.

It's not a question about if it's possible, it's a question about whether you want it badly enough or not.

My department is badly run, top management does not seem to care and my new colleagues are not very friendly.

An hour later, her stomach began to cramp so badly that she could not go on.

With only 24 hours in a day, the only way to really "get it all in" is to do much of it badly.

But a client's CGP is a unique investment tool, and cannot be dumped if it performs badly.

That sounds a bit like the notoriously flimsy defence of "only obeying orders" which goes down especially badly with Germans.

A man was traveling abroad in a small red car. One day he left the car and went shopping. When he came back, its roof was badly damaged.

The enemy are at my gates. I need reinforcements badly.

At least four of the Daiichi reactors, which provide power to Tokyo, are too badly damaged to be repaired.

The reason? For two hours I've been desperately trying to balance giant rocks on top of each other. And failing badly.

A crocodile was swimming near the bank with her badly.

But there is no doubt that many structures built before the earthquake had been badly constructed.

His nose bled badly last night. All the young soldiers are ready to bleed for the country.

The child will behave badly in his memory of his childhood when he grows up.

With her arm hurt badly. she had to see doctor.

And every night she sat on the edge of her bed and changed the bandages on her badly ulcerated leg sores.

All were badly decomposed, indicating that they had not been adequately prepared for burial.

The professor was burnt badly when he was trying to test his new chemicals .

I'm not going to criticise him or speak badly of him.

So many people have been hurt, I feel badly about trying to say anything good.

This is often used to optimize memory used by server controls and make them more robust in the face of badly behaved callers and handlers.

Cenarius was badly wounded by the time Malorne charged up and drove back his son's attackers with a few sweeps of his massive antlers.

The four boys claimed that they were not aware of how badly injured she was, or that they believed she had been malingering.

I see him standing over the woman with that alert, eager look in his eye which comes when he wants something badly.

To be able to distinguish between a badly and well-written book is not enough; a professor of literature can do that occasionally.

Anything less threatens to leave Mr Rajoy without a mandate for the reforms Spain badly needs.

Apparently my nipple chafed so badly that it bled through my white t-shirt, and I'd walked around the gym completely oblivious.

It was becoming so unbearable that he badly wanted to go off alone to drink, drink himself into a stupor which might give him some relief.

Though he was badly wounded, he struggled to his feet and went on running.

Captain Abe is about to put out to sea from the port. His boat, the Hanasakimaru, was badly damaged by the tsunami.

But when an excessive amount of water has been used, there will be an excessive number of voids that may cause the concrete to leak badly.

The enemy were badly cut up in the battle.

Generations of children have been heartened by the thought that this Nobel Prize winner did badly at school, but they're sadly mistaken.

Bogs was found in his cell, badly beaten, one morning in early June, when he didn't show up in the breakfast nose-count.

Don't let fear stand in your way - if you want something badly enough, don't let financial worries come up as an excuse not to go for it.

Yet, through the sheer number and range of his ideas, Mr Clinton manages to convey a badly needed sense of hope.

Badly beaten , the enemy had to fall back in disorder .

This is still true of Volvo, even though it is no longer doing as badly as it was in the depths of the economic downturn.

The planetary alignment could cause you to see someone whom you badly want to believe in through rose-tinted spectacles.

Badly satisfied, Cathy sat down, and he reclined beside her.

As the goat skin gives off a strong smell, the green tea will be badly stained. Wouldn't it be better to put them in different places?

His bluntness played badly in Kabul, where Hamid Karzai sometimes refused to talk or eat with him.

If they return to it at all it is usually much later, and then mostly to badly paid and unchallenging part-time jobs.

And it had to project a sense of peace, an image the Basque authorities badly needed to send to the world.

Men without higher education "didn't do as badly as you might have expected, on long-run trends, because of the housing bubble. "

In which she sees that perhaps it is not all that sure that things are going so badly for this woman.

The war is going badly. Much of the south of the country is out of government control.

Much of that transport infrastructure is anyway badly needed to meet the demands of Brazil's booming economy and expanding middle class.

not badly , by any means , " said the young man ; " i was born for a diplomatist .

Nevertheless, the smile with black melting silk and badly mutilated limbs, in his head sea mile or ceaseless switch.

Today we did not play that badly, we were a bit imprecise, and couldn't find a way to unblock the result ourselves, so Roma did.

Yet with plenty of scores to settle, his would presumably be a brittle and autocratic rule at a time when reconciliation is badly needed.

I thought of my grandmother, who had passed away a few years before, and I missed her really badly.

In fact, the percentage of Amazon. com users who will also use AWS is quite negligible and such a separation will not affect badly.

Her mother was badly ill. She had to a doctor .

He looked as if he had slept very badly.

Put into using in less than two years, the plates of plate-type heat exchanger were found to be corroded badly.

Clearly the German legal and psychiatric authorities had badly let this man down. He was too hectic, too much of a handful, I reflected.

We used to see each other at tournaments when we were juniors, and one time we practised together, but it went badly for me!

Mr Ramos-Horta, though warned of the attack, went home from his morning walk, and was shot and badly wounded.

The businessman, enraged at being discovered, attacked the company serviceman with a pipe wrench and beat him badly.

Ma sat in a red bridal sedan-chair. Ahead of her marched a few tooting musicians who played very badly.

If I score twice in a game I want to hear that I played badly to help me do even better next time.

If you run back over the season, you can't pick out a game in which he played badly.

And just then they saw a rowing-boat going past, and in it a short fat animal, rowing very hard and very badly.

Being a baker requires you to know all about flour and ovens. Unfortunately it's quite badly paid, but it's a pleasant job to have.

But she also badly wants to call a do-over on the last decade.

The opening stage of the enemy's attack was badly screwed up with the soldiers bunched into too narrow a front.

And then Mrs Reed, whose health had been badly affected by worrying about her son, had suddenly fallen ill when she heard of his death.

A local police chief said emergency services were able to recover the foot from the oven, but found it too badly burned to be sown back on.

Badly-designed navigation is one of the few truly mortal sins that you can commit as a web professional.

I wanted so badly to touch her; I stood there forever thinking about doing it, but I didn't know if I was allowed to.

But benchmarking employees, and then paying them different rates, can turn out to be a minefield if handled badly.

It's only right that when things go well you accept the praise and when things go badly you accept the insults, " said the tactician. "

Joan: If he really treated me badly and if I thought about my actions very carefully, then I would.

She missed her family badly after she was out of her hometown.

These planes were held back to protect the enemy's home islands instead of being used where they were badly needed.

It was a bad fall. I landed on a glass rabbit which cut my eye badly enough to blind it.

Trade would suffer badly, at least for a while.

"This is no kind of life, " Tola went on, his baggy shorts revealing a badly mutilated left leg, the result of countless shoot-outs.

As she speaks, Nick and Veronica stand by as a small crane lifts a very badly rotted coffin from the snow covered ground.

From experience, I can tell you that the real trick for an insomniac is to accept that you sleep badly and learn how to live with it.

I was constantly recognised by people who'd seen the show, and I felt they were thinking badly of me.

Avoid arguing in front of them and above all do not demonise the other side, however badly you think your ex-spouse has behaved.

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

Rich parents used private schools; poor ones knew too little to understand how badly their children were being taught at the public ones.

The experiment ended badly when too many members contributed nothing but sauerkraut to the commissary.

Officials said he then shot himself so badly in the face that he could not be identified.

Or think back to the early days of World War II, when things were going badly for the United States in Europe and the Pacific.

The panda produces a badly punctuated wildlife manual and tosses it over his shoulder. "I'm a panda, " he says, at the door.

A bigger danger to his record, and to that democracy itself, would be a badly flawed election.

You need to hear that people do get through this -- even people who feel as badly as you are feeling now.

And by this time he longed to be hugged so badly that sometimes he thought he just couldn't stand it any longer.

Only a few such cases can damage confidence badly: and crashes, at the least, cause huge delays.