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British taxpayers would be livid if they had to save the British bit of Barclays' investment bank.

m . de villefort a second time raised his head , looked at benedetto as if he had been gazing at the head of medusa , and became livid.

Back in the attorney-client visitation room, Lincoln is livid that evidence of a fake phone call isn't enough for a stay of execution.

Among the heap they could distinguish a livid face, streaming hair, a pierced hand and the half nude breast of a woman. It was Eponine.

In the meantime, she had halted in front of Marius with a trace of joy in her livid countenance, and something which resembled a smile.

After details of the proposed tax were unveiled a month ago, the boss of at least one huge global mining firm was reportedly livid.

She stared back at him with livid disbelief.

The minerals contained in the salt there give the salt a relatively livid color. Also, the salt of Saka Salt Lake is called 'Livid Salt'.

His girlfriend is a little flustered, her dad is obviously livid, and her mom horrified when he sits back down, but no one says a word.

Many investors were livid: Vodafone's acquisition spree was supposed to be over, and Mr Sarin was accused of paying far too much for Telsim.

In fact they were totally livid, of course, and considered her a dangerous, loose cannon.

"Put it on the bed. " Suchultz's expression, snakelike and livid, did not change.

The teen explained that her coach chose another girl over her best friend for the varsity team. Her friend's mother was livid.

Cosette's thin and sickly face was vaguely outlined by the livid light in the sky.

Bartz, who talked to Fortune exclusively, was livid that Yahoo chairman Roy Bostock fired her her over the phone.

The Azzurri No 1 was livid after Juve's 2-2 draw with Lecce and reportedly took his anger out on fellow players in the dressing room.

From that sky , bizarre and livid , Distorted as your destiny, What thoughts into your empty soul Descend ? Answer me, libertine .

Livid - Australia's longest-running outdoor music festival, this annual one-day alternative rock event is held in October.

But what walked into the office were three livid people.

Wes Clark was livid. I didn't blame him, but I knew we weren't on the verge of World War III.

Aunt Petunia's thin, horsy face now appeared beside Uncle Vernon's wide, purple one. She looked livid.

So we would be correct to assume that he was livid when O'Neal went to Miami and won a championship playing second-banana to Dwayne Wade.

Many of them died of scurvy , a disease of the blood which causes swollen gums, livid white spots on the flesh and general exhaustion.

Heathcliff went to the back of her chair, and leant over, but not so far as to let her see his face, which was livid with emotion.

But who wants to rely on livid voters and banker-bashing politicians when private cash is available?

Henry was livid . He wasn't used to backtalk from the board.

Mr Kim's regime is also livid that South Korea's President Lee Myung-bak has made aid conditional on progress over nuclear issues.

The opposition BNP, a party with its roots in the army and allied to Jamaat during its 2001-06 rule, is livid.

The sun went down almost blood-red that night and a livid cloud received its rays in the east.

When the eyelid was full, the tear trickled down his livid cheek.

But Wall Street, livid about the falling share price, kept complaining, and Mr Dell had to act.

His breathing was hoarse, his face livid, his limbs flaccid , his belly prominent.

The rupee is weak, investors are nervous and business folk are livid about red tape.

i hear the ruin of all space, shattered glass and toppling masonry, and time one livid final flame.

And other investors are livid too, not least those with funds still trapped in the country by capital controls.

When we stepped outside, the sky beyond the mountains to our east was already livid with colour.

Treasure Palace, Queen livid at bamboos Zhao Lian, the Jade Emperor rage, I immediately know what exactly occurred.

Many local taxpayers are livid at Hardin officials.

He was livid. He went on and on at me I didn't know what to do.

The jailor brought up another livid prisoner.

Jane: No wonder you're livid. I'd be mad, too, if someone ripped me off like that.

The mangy one was livid with rage. "What's in that barrel? " he asked.

"Everyone was livid, " he told me.

beaten black and blue; livid bruises.

With nothing livid, still her lips were red.

His face was livid with anger [cold].

My wife was livid. 'Why isn't she in school? '

The family lobby, however, was livid.

We can hear the livid chants of the protestors on the other side of the buses.

I'm not grieving. I'm livid.

A driver livid shout loudly: are you blind?

he caught a faint glimpse above him of the drooping head and livid face of Marius;

fish s face , bloodless and livid

a face livid with cold