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Or, as a writer in The Washington Times lamented last week: "Mr Mubarak may have been a tinpot dictator, but he supported America. "

Looking at painful money money, cold Ling Feng lamented greatly a tough pole, very restless to hurtled up to once be subjected to for her!

Being thus deprived of the means of his livelihood, he sat down on the bank and quietly lamented his hard fate.

Headhunters lamented that it was easier to put a man on the moon than a woman in a corner office.

But five days before he ventured out for his anniversary dinner, the president lamented what has happened to his nights out with his wife.

And the ghost lamented to his son that his mother should so fall off from virtue, as to prove false to the wedded love of her first husband.

Mussolini was notorious for his winning ways with women, though, as a mistress of his lamented, he never wasted time taking his pants off.

"The light of my life, " Twain lamented, has "gone out in utter darkness. "

Adam Posen, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, lamented that fact in a speech in October.

"I lamented that they had not been blessed as I had, with this jolt to life, " he writes.

He lamented how Indian captains were made idols and then "thrown in the gutter" by the public; the habit took off with him.

The poor little sister wept and lamented as she brought the water , and tears poured down her cheeks !

In the midst of his election he lamented the fact that he did not have time to play with his beloved grandchildren.

Scripture: "And there followed him a great company of people, and of women, which also bewailed and lamented him. "

Messages lamented the loss of her talent at the age of 27 and said her legend would live on.

Talking to journalists Tuesday, he lamented that it was "a regrettable case, which today is thwarting Ukraine's European integration. "

Similarly, when anesthesia during childbirth came into use, bioconservatives lamented that it ran against nature.

"1984 may have come a bit later than predicted, but it's here at last, " he lamented in his dissent.

The device was a throwback to the early days of AOL and its walled garden alternative to the internet, he lamented.

Another newspaper lamented that young athletes missed out on a normal childhood.

Prof Yu lamented that Chinese civilisation did not make a significant world impact in the past few centuries.

One of his own economic advisers lamented: "This is the end of Western civilisation. "

In a rare misjudgment of the public mood, Lula laughingly lamented his bad luck to be leaving just before the largesse arrived.

It is often lamented life is too dull.

He deeply lamented the death of his wife.

All the same, as Mr Sarkozy has lamented, Paris seems to lack London's dynamism.

I never thought of my dearest friend but I lamented for him.

Patroclus came home, and they told him, and he sat down and lamented with them.

That knock-on job effect of manufacturing is one reason policy makers and economists have long lamented the U. S. 's manufacturing decline.

Even Kennan felt sorry for "poor John" ; in 2003 he lamented the "serious burden" of his own "unnatural longevity" .

Some red shirts this week lamented that, if King Bhumibol is against the leader they keep voting for, he must be against them too.

"A lot of us are waiting for [Obama] to say that there's nothing wrong with being a Muslim, " Ellison lamented.

" Frankel later lamented that the " diversity training " seminars sponsored by the paper were often " delivered by shameless charlatans.

Another long lamented issue for fans of our game was the four play limitation for plays assigned to each player.

In his Christmas Day sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury lamented the early adulthood of modern children.

I believe in you patiently read, taste carefully, eventually will be issued by knowing laughter, lamented the wisdom of the American people.

always been an independent cold autumn leaves to go back lamented.

With a craftsman's rigour, he lamented that you couldn't get proper, thick, brown rope these days, or red-tipped matches that exploded.

His first two years, many others lamented, brought a dangerous expansion of government; now the right has arisen again.

Tanya Chua recently lamented that her pal Stefanie Sun gets all the lurve. Indeed, why do we love Stef so much? Let's count the ways.

Their enthusiasm will have been shared in Western capitals that once lamented Turkish reluctance to sever ties to the Libyan leader.

Seedorf lamented Milan's disappointing performance in defence but remains confident of a return to winning ways.

Jackson lamented this year that he couldn't seem to get through to the players.

Most of those interviewed for this article lamented that ideology was increasingly irrelevant to policy decisions.

And as she thus lamented someone said to her, "What ails you, king's daughter? You weep so that even a stone would show pity. "

People's Daily, the party's mouthpiece, ran a commentary in October that lamented the negative influence of two shows.

On this the lion groaned and lamented very much, and reproached himself with his cowardice, and wished that he might die.

The head of history, it is the helplessness of his life, lamented, really want to jump into that era, that the unfortunate Mr Steve rescued.

Robert Gibbs, the president's press secretary, lamented that nothing Mr Obama did would ever be good enough for some on the left.

Obama lamented tensions and a "drift" between Moscow and Washington in recent years.

Arafat rejected the "Clinton parameters, " but many Palestinians subsequently lamented the lost opportunity for statehood.

Its host deeply lamented. Thousands of orders for such type of pet dogs' fashion dress have reportedly been made.

More troubling, the country lacks the national leadership needed to speed change, lamented an expert panel convened by the scientific group.

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn lamented fading global cooperation this week.

As Sinclair later lamented, the Jungle appealed to the stomachs rather than the hearts of the American people.

Critics of America at home and in the region lamented the Obama administration's apparent powerlessness during the unrest in Cairo.

Nor is the professionalization of politics necessarily to be lamented.

It has often been lamented on by developers and system administrators alike that repeated unique customizations is tedious and often risky.

His new co-host, Ellen, lamented his departure on her show.

While lamented the beautiful and gorgeous of this photos . Please do not forget this is OUR HOME.

He lamented their only had to be a single winner, because all of them were stellar.

Jose Mourinho has lamented the fixture congestion which has put back Chelsea's potentially pivotal date with Manchester United.

On the Catholic side, arch-conservatives lamented that their archbishop was not "truly of French origin" .

Many on Amazon's developer board lamented the fact that their website's reliability was entirely dependent on S3.

"We're here, we're going to die here, we're going to be buried here, " lamented Waleed Matar, 22.

He lamented his decision to quit his job when he realized how hard it was to find a new one.

So far as was possible I checked my recollections with the data of Dr. Grayson, before his lamented death in 1938.

In November Kyrgyzstan lamented that remittances (mostly from migrants in Russia) were tumbling.

The world is not peaceful, and your heart is not peaceful, you lamented that the world is not peaceful, what use?

'It's difficult to make a profit [on the Corolla] at current exchange rates, ' lamented one Toyota executive.

HU Yang lamented the gone perhaps more should lament their own humanity, is to save Hu Yanglin save mankind their homes.

The widow lamented the death of her only child.

Learn Glanz, you would like sincerely feel that its constant effort brings a strong willpower, it is lamented, it is respected.

Mr Yu described a lack of innovation and creativity as the economy's "Achilles heel" , and lamented the inefficient use of capital.

At the time, Mr. Schultz lamented, "We achieved fresh-roasted bagged coffee, but at what cost? "

She lamented that despite the relaxation of restrictions on the media, there remains a lack of transparency within the government.

Essayists lamented people's reliance on the electricity-devouring invention.

British and American broadcasters have lamented the slow death of comedy, especially the sitcom.

Osama lamented the inexperience of rebels like Muhannad and his friends.

The decline in good manners is to be lamented .

We lamented the death of the child.

we have mourned unto you, and ye have not lamented.

He quietly vowed to become a better son, and he lamented all those times he had disobeyed his parents.

Not so long ago, the world lamented its broken continent.

"WATER, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink, " lamented the becalmed Ancient Mariner.

The poets have lamented the power of Time to sweep away every object of their love.

She lamented to us about her wretched lot.

Everyone in the neighborhood lamented the death of my Uncle Robert.

"I wish I were back there, I wish I could help, " Abdullah lamented.

An expert on family life lamented: "By now, predictions of the demise of the family are familiar to everyone. "

Pakistan's intransigence in combating the Taliban has already been much lamented.

The layman in town lamented the location of the landfill outside their town!

"When it comes to feelings, I'm always in syncopation with others, " Chopin lamented.

My mother also lamented the fact that I'd inherited my father's small single-lidded eyes as suppose to her big round double-lidded ones.

If you've ever lamented to someone about not having enough time to read, there's a cure for what ails you.

Although McCarthy confessed the West Midlanders were "masters of their own downfall" the he still lamented the decision.

"It's a crazy year, " lamented one well-placed Republican who has long supported Skelton.

The royal members lamented the passing of aristocratic society.

lamented a recent article in a Beijing newspaper.

Even the blitz didn't stop London's buses, some lamented; how would today's Britons have fared in winters of yore, when the Thames froze?

He lamented that his 10 years in office had witnessed little progress in resolving the planet's most pressing problems.

"At Chelsea, I am not playing and I don't know why, " he lamented.

Some people have lamented the relative public indifference to the anniversary this year, compared with 50 years ago.

He lamented: "I can calculate the motions of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people. "

While he lamented and bewailed his sores and bruises, he cried loudly for help.

"Men are turning into women, " lamented critic Mr Morinaga.

In no other developed market, he lamented, could this happen.

The failure of the bill was lamented by green groups.

There are plenty of Balkan gangs operating in Latin America, he lamented.

"It's like telling them just to get on with it and have sex, " lamented one working-class mother.

Bloggers lamented Mr Obama's "betrayal" .

We all lamented the death of our friend.

FIFTY years ago, Mao Zedong lamented that China could not even launch a potato into space.

"In my office, I just can't win! " lamented the psychiatrist's secretary.

The girls lamented loudly over their lost hopes.

They lamented the death of their friend.

Doctors can't make money legally, he lamented.

He lamented his thoughtless acts.

he lamented, referring to the current field of people jostling to become Republican candidate for the 2012 elections.

All the people lamented the death of their President.

lament: We lamented his absence.

Mrs. . Blake lamented her son's death all night.

Her last book, "Dark Age Ahead" , lamented the loss of interdependence in society.

But it lamented "incomplete identification of the nature and extent of the threats to independence and objectivity" .

The man himself lamented, "I think there are more people who dislike me than like me. "

She lamented having lost her father.

More and more people start feeling the growing of material prosperity, while lamented the decline in the humanities spirit.

We lamented over our bad luck.

Our species has always devised new tools and lamented the loss of old ways.

We lamented for a friend over his death.

We are shocked at the same time, is now also lamented how the artists what?

The Economist, for example, has occasionally lamented Japan's "amazing ability to disappoint" .

Listen to a friend of mine once lamented : "If there is no book, how I will do? "

So when I first go to the library, I was marveling at the phenomenon its vast resources, also lamented the backwardness of its management.

" But they all lamented that " the people how to do Shiquan 9 America.

"Chengguan has scarred the government, " China Daily, a national publication, lamented last year after yet another controversy over tactics.

Ten years ago, when The Economist lamented Japan's amazing ability to disappoint, one shrewd parliamentarian wrote in to challenge that.

Even in Japan and Korea more people practice calligraphy than here, " he lamented. "

"I am dreading April fools day ! Last year the crew got me bad, cream and bustard in hair doesn't go well . " one Twitter user lamented.

Downing Street said it "lamented" the leak but did not make a detailed comment (11. 31am)

In Saadaya [ES], Hiram, a Puerto Rican blogger from Chicago, lamented the long history of homophobia in Puerto Rico

When they reached the threshing floor of Atad, near the Jordan, they lamented loudly and bitterly;

The General Lack of Singing Lamented

Lamented the spectre of Her

And David lamented with this lamentation over Saul and over Jonathan his son:

Once lamented the cruel reality