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Above me, above them, I could make out a low wave of moaning, like the murmur of a congregation at litany in church.

The litany of misunderstandings and mutual resentment seems to be growing.

He said that to me at a time when I was facing a litany of charges of being a spy in Istanbul.

But as you saw from a little litany of key safety issues, they've been around for a very long time.

Like all entrepreneurs, Mr Diamond has chalked up a litany of daring moves over the years - a few have backfired, but most have paid off.

Harkham's thin, descriptive lines bring humanity and soul to a topic that could easily degenerate into a litany of LA and film references.

By the time the games kicked off, the city was in much better shape, though a new litany of woes soon appeared.

"It's just a litany of bad actions, " says Brian Huse, the executive director of the Coral Reef Alliance.

It is a long-lasting drug and brings on a litany of psychotic experiences and almost completely isolates any person from his environment.

A dark secret of the Talons is that more than a few consume the flesh of their victims regularly, disregarding one of the Litany's tenets.

The Christian litany to Jesus could easily be an allegorical litany to the sun-god.

For most environmentalists, the answer to that depressing litany is to keep pushing the same message harder: cut carbon and cut it now.

I could list for you a tragicomic litany of all the things I was once mistakenly completely certain about, and I'm sure you can do the same.

and told their stories. It was a litany of middle-class lives shattered by the recession.

One informed observer finds this part of the leaked cable's analysis far more damning than its litany of public relations slip-ups.

Each time I sleep, the litany plays in my dreams and I mourn their brave souls!

They've endured a litany of stressful events over the last several years.

There is no need to repeat the litany of disappointment that such prognostications have produced over the years.

And this is on top of the litany of bug fixes and compliance checks that this code base will be providing.

As a web designer you are required to complete a litany of additional work other than just "website design" .

A litany of legal wrangles with US tax authorities over tax evasion and bank secrecy further harmed its reputation.

Chen rattles off a litany of woes: micro-thin profit margins, rising labor costs and soaring prices for raw materials.

Listen to these my words- The litany of love revels now in your domain and the angels descend in their multitude to raise your gentle earth.

Mr Miyamoto chronicles a litany of engineering failures that were entirely avoidable.

The television news was a daily litany of bombings and killings.

The experience provided a litany of mankind's evils, and gave her lasting nightmares, said Rowling.

When my dad answered, I immediately launched into my litany of frustrations with college life.

When my dad answered, I immediately launched into my litany of frustration with college life.

In most countries that would count as a litany of failure.

Mr. Bernanke, in speeches and interviews, recites the litany of Fed innovations.

The result: a litany of complaints, insights and observations about patients and medicine.

Here they played out their peaceful lives, innocent of the litany of excess and violence that was growing in the world below.

Few people would have predicted this litany of disasters when Mr Bush ran for the presidency in 2000.

The publicity over both stories has prompted a litany of similar confessions.

Data is a list of temperatures, a litany of recent sales, or an inventory of parts on hand.

Last, but not least, in my litany of woe, once I had Fedora installed, I had some trouble updating it to the latest patches.

In February, New Scientist revealed the litany of research projects underway in the field of contact lens enhancement.

We also made a litany of incremental changes as we went through the process.

Minus a litany of charges and one-time items, GM's operating pretax loss in North America since 2005 would be $8. 4 billion.

Le provided a long litany of development problems and challenges facing China.

And we could certainly add a litany of hard negative undesirable results to that list.

She will then reel off a litany of bills and responsibilities.

I have given you a litany of ideas that will help you grow as an account manager.

innocent of the litany of excess and violence that was growing in the world below.

a standard litany that Washington wasn't buying.

Dr. Middleton bowed to the litany .

America how can I write a holy litany in your silly mood?

"You don't want to list a litany of strengths, " Frankel says.

Litany to the Virgin Mary, OP.

Fianna: Don't forget that they know the Litany almost as well as we do . Almost .

His voice quavering, Yang Jinde describes a litany of torture at Nanyang police dog training center in China's central Henan province.

A desk at which the litany is recited.

For example, an early Irish litany makes an enigmatic reference to the "seven monks of Egypt" .

After going through the litany of environmentalist propaganda, he tells us, in a menacing tone and with plenty of scowling looks

A litany of factors is routinely cited for why China's saving rate is high: the need to provide for one's own retirement;

An incomparable litany of achievement

A litany of special factors exposes the recovery's fragility

innocent of the litany of excess and violence

run through litany rigid market

America how can I write a holy litany in your silly

the mournful litany of disease is caused by sewage

Cause you are my litany to heaven