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The dollar's slide accelerated in the fall, when the U. S. appeared to be limping toward recovery, as other economies walked, or even ran.

Andy, limping a bit, returns from the infirmary. Red watches from his cell as Andy is brought up and locked away.

He scrambled to his feet and, pausing to squint at the track, found his lines and started again, limping slightly on his left foot.

Even if it scrapes through on Thursday, Mr Prodi's sprawling alliance is at risk of limping from one parliamentary drama to the next.

Even if he is right, as Banyan hopes and believes, it is not just a question of limping through the next few weeks until the monsoon ends.

The U. S. economy is limping along, unemployment is still high, and gasoline demand for this time of year is at its lowest since the 1990s.

Immediately the little boy singled out the lagging, limping puppy and said, "What's wrong with that little dog? "

They noticed that the Elephant was limping, and then they saw the long blackwood splinter sticking out of his swollen foot.

When their father got out of the hospital, still limping, the children were sent back to him.

Jerry saw his dog limping on a bloody leg and jumped to the conclusion that it had been shot.

If the company behind one of the largest dating sites on the web is using that, just imagine what smaller shops might be limping along with.

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

The sun rose above him as he passed Peniel, and he was limping because of his hip.

"Good, " said Moody, limping forward as he pulled the stopper out of the flask of potion. "Straight in here, if you please. "

They grinned and licked their lips and hooted at her as she went limping past, her breasts heaving with the effort of the climb.

The young surgeon lifted up the limping General , and offered to conduct him to his home .

"Jonny started limping a bit at the end, but he got through it, " said the boss.

Such a limping bag of bones as she was.

They came limping, and hanging their heads; and we set out for home, sadly out of sorts, every one of us.

singled out the lagging limping puppy and said, "What's wrong with that little dog? "

At length, limping knows that the title has changed by one of his classmates.

Finally, Old Xu came out, limping. He seemed to be in pain.

Pierre did not look again. He went on limping up the hill.

Many loans are therefore limping towards maturity in a process known as "extend and pretend" or "delay and pray" .

Ivan shivered under the long, thick coat and broke into a limping run.

In 2010 China overtook a limping Japan as the world's second-largest economy. It looks sets to catch America within a decade or two.

The U. S. economy, while more resilient than many feared, is still limping.

He could not have run farther even if he had been the arch- demon's quarry: he was exhausted, limping, and hungry beyond belief.

Of course, Napoleon had a plan when he invaded Russia, and we all know how that ended: with the French army limping back to Paris.

But with consumers and retailers limping along, the overall economy isn't expected to show growth until the second half of the year.

The global music industry is already dogged by slumping record sales, exorbitant ticket prices and a limping economy.

"Bu hao yi si [sorry], " the man said, limping uphill, bringing my ski to me, a peace offering.

When she re-entered the audience hall, pale and limping, she was received with a general murmur of pleasure.

When I looked down the hall I saw what looked like a transparent hunchback limping toward us.

or , some say , it ' s the limping movement slaves made when chained together and working in the fields to the beat of a drum.

"And my friends go to have a look, and then take him to the hospital. " Said also pointed that, limping man.

He was limping a bit and he also had a yellow card so I replaced him. I think he will be okay for Wednesday.

The left-back enjoyed a fine Reds bow before limping from the field on 78 minutes.

Benjani replaced the limping Petrov, forcing Robinho and Bellamy to switch, but the system went unchanged.

We were off before sunrise, Sandy riding and I limping along behind.

Gael Clichy is fit despite limping off just before half-time at Bolton last Saturday with a bruised shin.

Vorontsov was in his box when the striking figure of the limping Hadji Murad wearing a turban appeared in the stalls.

Then he saw a big man in a workman's cap and a mackinaw limping slowly toward him.

The eurozone has been limping along like a man with one leg, he told the audience.

Walking into Hiroshima, he noticed that the bewildered crowds on the streets were mostly naked, limping children.

When the race began, Mr. Liu, in the inside lane, was limping badly before he even reached the first hurdle.

The previous two decades had suffered a drought in spending that left UK public services limping behind equivalent countries.

And now it retreated from the tree, loosing a low, barely audible noise in its throat, limping off into the darkness.

Limping also leads to people playing less than optimal hands.

Background: Abduction weakness and limping is a well-recognized complication of closed antegrade insertion of femoral nails.

One morning I accompany the limping government water truck on its deliveries. First stop is a settlement named Iresuki.

The bosses of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, America's limping mortgage giants, continue to draw handsome salaries.

He was limping slightly and he looked tired.

One, limping, mocks the cripple as he goes.

My western ancestors, they were true bards, not limping old tumblers like me.

The limping shrimp impulsively implemented the compulsory duty.

the few Invid survivors were limping for Karbarra, their saucer troopships having been blown to particles by the GMU's big gun.

Amanda: Don't forget to make sure they don't pinch anywhere, or you'll soon be limping along with horrible blisters .

Truth always lags behind, limping along the arm of Time.

See here, I am limping and have blisters on my feet from walking here. I cannot possibly go back again.

Along the way, towns and villages are limping back to life.

Sol- leks was limping, and Dub was suffering from a wrenched shoulder blade.

Europe as a whole seems intent on one-size-fits-all austerity, despite limping output and very low inflation.

I think we shot ourselves in the foot early doors so we're still limping but the limp's getting better every game.

e. g. A stone in his shoe accounts for why he was limping.

The future presidential candidate is seen limping off a bus and greeting American military officials.

He was limping badly, worn out, arms hanging limply.

Truth always lags last, limping along on the arm of time.

It wasn't long until I had him limping with all four feet.

Now the Dow is limping along just above 11, 000, but that has done little to deter America's iPhone fanatics.

The second time when I saw her being limping before the crippled.

It can leave a dog limping after one well-placed bite of its sharp teeth.

The second time when Isaw her limping before the crippled.

Wounded and limping, my cat Spikewas the final victor; he stayed. The raccoon didn't!

He was limping as badly as ever when I last saw him.

The second time when I saw her limping before the crippled.

You're limping. 5. I just got a cramp.

Tom was limping as badly as ever when I last saw him.

The second time when I saw her limping before thecrippled.

He was clearly injured and limping in extra time and carried on heroically.

You're limping! Did you hurt your leg?

Yet you are not evil when you go thither limping.

Aging phenomenon becomes a big problem in China, but the correlative aged industries are limping.

A limp or a limping gait.

What's up? Why are you limping ?

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