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The internet is littered with scores of "Best of. . . " movie lists; we even have a few. The angle of this list is a bit different though.

The shore is littered with trees that have washed downriver in recent floods. Many seem to have been felled rather than uprooted.

Water flowed through the crack into a nearby fjord and from there into the sea, leaving behind a dry lake-bed littered with icebergs.

But contrary to the deregulation rhetoric, this was not to be a planning free for all littered with low grade industrial sheds.

I was one with the mass, moving down the littered street over the puddles of oil and milk, my personality blasted.

But when I tried to leave the building, I couldn't find the stairway in the maze of dark rooms now littered with virtual corpses.

Even through the road was littered with boulders and pitted with holes, Bruce was not in the least perturbed.

Walk the wings of the wind, braving heavy snow, flesh littered you a blessing: Qixi week, Pepsi, Fenda everything!

Despite the parlous state of the roads, which are littered with the debris of head-on collisions, he does not grumble much.

Furthermore, luxury remains an unpredictable industry at the best of times, littered with monster egos and family feuds.

Witnesses and police said the streets were littered with body parts.

The grounds were littered with couples and groups, but I kept to myself and did my own thing.

Your room is all littered (up) with books.

Old leaves, fallen tree branches, and other detritus left over from the winter littered the front yard.

The floor is littered with photos, including pictures of a younger Mr. Toba in a gray suit with Kumi on their wedding day.

But in general, comments sections on the web tend to be littered with insults and attacks, while adding little of substance to the debate.

A cyclist peddles a Yangshuo street in the aftermath of a spirited celebration. The wet pavement is littered with spent firecrackers.

The survey shows that almost everywhere you go in the UK you are likely to see a littered Coke can or a Walkers Crisp packet.

The history of life is littered with great upheavals: blooming diversity one epoch, mass wipe-outs the next.

Today, Rome is still the center of the ancient world, littered with evocative remains.

These days, homes are littered with all sorts of devices that have short lifespans and are constantly being replaced, analysts say.

Bahrain was round three of the championship in 2008, and Massa's outings in Malaysia and Australian had been littered with driving errors.

The photo shows one of three dust-covered footpads of the craft resting on Mars's dry, rock-littered surface.

The place was littered with wet straw that had been kicked about by travelers and stable-boys.

The walls are sheared away. There was debris, standing pools of water, and overturned vehicles littered the ground.

The children littered up their room.

The ruins of each collapsed school are also littered with poignant reminders of the lives lost.

They also say that the ground is littered with pieces of papers and the air is filled with smoke.

In addition to the spongy form vacuoles that are the hallmark of the disease, their brains were littered with large, flower-shaped plaques.

Of course , the plural of opinion is not fact. History is littered with similarly bold proclamations that ended up being wildly wrong .

The isthmus would be greyish brown , littered with whelk shells and punctuated by shipwrecks .

Brazil's history is littered with accidents relating to weakness in the external accounts, high inflation and devaluations of the currency.

Studies by the group and others suggested that noncoding regions were littered with much more regulatory DNA than expected.

However, the surrounding neighborhood is rather poor and the streets near the center are frequently littered with garbage.

The area surrounding the cabin was also littered with junk that was never utilized so far as Raley could tell.

He lit a candle and slowly went into the garden had which was littered with petals.

Her dressing - table was littered with the pots and bottles and tubes she had brought back from the south.

Such ideas have littered science fiction for decades. Indeed, Graystone is a character in the American TV drama Caprica.

Consequently the land of ancient Palestine was littered with treasures hidden in the ground.

China's cities are littered with the concrete skeletons of office and residential properties abandoned during construction.

History is littered with conflicts that, in retrospect, look inexplicable but at the time seemed unavoidable.

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Dead Jedi littered the once polished corridors. The corpses were burned by blaster fire, but several exhibited slashes from a lightsaber.

Unfortunately, that economic legacy is littered with wasted opportunity, bad judgments and politicised policy.

As he smokes he looks at the black wet floor littered with butts .

But the landscape of Asian deal-making is littered with similar examples of ambitious cross-border tie-ups that have gone wrong.

Littered on the grass, we seemed dingy, urban riff-raff. We defiled the scene, like sardine-tins and paper bags on the seashore.

The early apples were now ripening, and the grass of the orchard was littered with windfalls.

Doctors took X-rays of his chest that showed his insides littered with screws.

Yet, in practice, the track record of those western companies is littered with cultural mistakes.

S. tanks closed off the route, littered by hundreds of bullets and shattered pieces of glass.

He littered the Sunday paper all over the floor.

The basement was littered with debris and the walls were boarded up where the water had coursed through and taken out one side of the house.

Like a frozen asteroid belt, it's littered with chunks of ice and frozen methane and ammonia.

the adjoining room was littered with swords , bags , sabretaches , open trunks , and dirty boots.

Clear sky floating blossoming low clouds, vast lush pastures littered with little white yurt, fresh air, cattle and sheep flocks.

While deep space is littered with black holes formed by the collapse of giant stars, a miniature form could also exist.

If this account was right, Stanford reasoned, then Siberia should be littered with similar points.

The photographer recorded streets littered with corpses, dead victims with open eyes, refugees with vacant eyes.

The town was littered with the bodies of dead British and Germans and the burnt-out remains of scores of tanks and military vehicles.

Buzzing terrified farm animals, you form them into groups and guide them around a multitude of boards littered with obstacles.

The road to the entrepreneurial future is littered with failed government schemes.

He littered the paper all over the floor.

The Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Italy is littered with volcanoes.

Our San Francisco office almost exclusively has iPhones, and our New York office is littered with Androids.

Besides, the plain is littered with millions of potsherds, and many of them date back to the Early Iron Age.

Shards of twisted metal, rubble and glass littered the streets of central Oslo left devastated by Friday's enormous explosion.

Uprooted trees, overturned cars, power wires, furniture and other debris littered roads, while leaks from ruptured gas lines sparked fires.

We emerged from the bathroom to find our tiny country littered with a million dead bodies.

The few existing dirt roads between settlements are littered with potholes, some so big that cars disappear into them.

History is littered with fallen titans, from United Steel to IBM, whose leadership once seemed impregnable.

He looked around in all the junk that littered the ground for a long time, but still could not find it.

Most mergers fail: from AOL Time Warner to DaimlerChrysler, the corporate landscape of the past decade is littered with wrecks.

Group of employees and several small boys in the littered alley entrance to a Baltimore garment factory, 1921.

In my opinion, something must be done to stop the bad behavior that rubbish is being littered everywhere.

Thailand's recent history is littered with the corpses of governments brought down by public protests.

Flattened pine woods and flooded rice fields are littered with piles and piles of wreckage. But progress is being made.

Such papers are littered with advertisements for comfortable shoes, cruises and stair lifts.

The academic literature is littered with the carcasses of ciphers broken by their analyses.

Flaked and broken rock littered the floor, and the air smelled of dust and crumbling stone.

The road is littered with the charred and smoking remains of Colonel Gaddafi's military.

The ground is littered with overturned boats and dead mussel and clam shells, which once called this now-dry basin home.

All too often the bottoms of advertisements are littered with miscellaneous crap, gadgets, etc.

Typically it's nothing more than a buzz phrase in an industry that's littered with them.

Following the deadly blast in Kuta, were glass windows of several stores shattered and littered the streets.

Previous search engines at Yahoo and elsewhere were easily littered with spam and low-quality content.

Our small apartment soon became an obstacle course littered with stuffed animals, toys, and games.

The corridors are littered with toilet paper; it sticks to your feet like flypaper.

History is littered with plans that went awry because too little was known about complex natural systems.

Here, Chinese policemen navigate a lake near the Zipingpu Dam, littered with debris from the May 12, 2008, earthquake in Sichuan province.

The history of science is littered with stories of unacknowledged contributions.

But the history of Mars exploration is littered with failure -- more than half of the 30 missions to date have ended in fiasco.

The borough is littered with signs warning of unstable ground and carbon monoxide poisoning.

Wikipedia is not flashy, not exciting, and not littered with image pop-ups and full-scrolling maps.

Dead bodies littered the pavements, sometimes numbering dozens on a single block.

The field was littered with the dead and dying, blood soaking deeply into the grass.

Bodies littered the ground as rescue services worked to free survivors trapped inside.

The responses were littered with calls for more regular, more informative and more transparent client communication.

The world is littered with failed cities, where urban planners overlooked residents' needs and incomes.

But Earth Hour is a symbolic act, and as WWF's Roberts points out, "history is littered with symbolic acts that became tipping points. "

History is littered with cases of retail bankers failing to grasp the risks in capital markets.

But business-school case studies are littered with companies that didn't appreciate how fast overseas capacity was growing.

Overturned cars were piled in the parking lot, and giant rolls of uncut paper littered the grounds.

Skywalker's blade seared through flesh and bone, and Dooku's severed head soon littered the deck.

The market is littered with companies that have seen their share prices stall in spite of ambitious buyback programs.

Littered fruit peels and other forms of garbage can be seen everywhere on the square.

The corpses and rubble that littered the streets during five months of civil strife have gone.

Remote areas of Laos are also littered with unexploded bombs from the Vietnam war.

History is littered with promises of operating synergies, etc.

Dirty shirts littered up the bed.

Are the horses littered down for the night ?

El Calafate is littered with agencies offering glacier tours.

Once everyone had arrived, our entry hall was littered with wine carriers.

The drift line is littered with objects abandoned by the waves.

Twenty minutes later, cut up credit cards littered the enclosure.

Many of the hundreds in hospital tonightwere sliced apart by flying glass that hours later still littered the ground like confetti.

Scraps of paper littered up the lawn.

Charred bodies, limbs and the smoldering shells of dozens of cars littered the area.

His bookshop was unscathed, but burnt cars and broken glass littered the street outside.

The streets, everywhere filled with the flavor of the Spring Festival, I wish you the deep, flesh littered in which you aware of?

Complete embryo resorption occurred in the treatment group, while the control animals littered normally.

Stolen jewels littered the floor when the robbers fled in a hurry.

The desks were littered with fruits which the students had been sketching.

None can ignore a country now littered with smashed cars and army sandbags.

Are all the hoses littered down for the night?

Europe is littered with historic universities (Bologna is the oldest, founded in 1088).

China's prisons are littered with high profile dissidents.

Wolves littered their young in the deserted farmhouse.

They littered the beach with cigarette packages.

The earth beyond the entrance was littered with pebbles.

The history of emerging-market sovereign debt has been littered with crises.

Another 500 blackbirds were found carcasses littered in Louisiana.

These books are littered with miraculous story.

The developing world is littered with the debris of short-lived projects, but not from this Organization, not from our WHO.

I went back to his house on numerous occasions and there'd be people littered all around his house - even though he wasn't in!

Glass shards and twisted metal littered the streets.

The biographies of great people are littered with examples of how they took these kinds of steps to overcome the difficulties they faced.

He went down a pathway littered with trash and turned and studied his home.

Again, this is bloody and well-trampled ground, littered with the bodies of several generations of historians.

When the fog of battle lifted, Colla bodies littered the landscape.

The road was littered with wrecked cars.

Within this small patch of aspen trees, the floor was littered with leaves and it caught my eye.

The impact gouged a deep trench in a dirt field, which was shown littered with smoking wreckage in photos published by state media.

China is not Japan in the 1990s, littered with bridges to nowhere.

So what does a piece littered with misspellings tell a reader?

The moon is littered with evidence of past collisions, she says, but "all these collisions tend to make holes as opposed to mountains. "

The streets were littered with rubbish.

But the past few months have been littered with failed IPOs.

The road ahead is littered with snags.

The questionmark raises the question: how are you going to deal with this terrain, this no man's land littered with dead branches?

This place is littered with the history of 20th-century colonial wars.

A lawn in Ludwigsburg, Germany, is littered with balls of hail shortly after a thunderstorm on Thursday, May 21, 2009.

The pool area is also littered with strategically placed outdoor speakers, which provide a nice 7. 1 surround sound effect.

The street was paved in brick and shaded by maples that littered the sidewalk with their winged pods.

The yard was littered with bottles and cans.

She littered her room with books and papers.

The river is littered with ship wrecks.

Broken glass and other debris littered the ground.

We find the village of Latifa littered with bomblets that haven't gone off yet .

Is your inbox littered with internal correspondence that narrows your pupils while raising your blood pressure?

The Bible is almost 800, 000 words long and littered with tedious passages about begetting.

The laws littered with leaves.

The cat had littered in the closet.

You shouldn't have littered things about.

The room was littered with discarded newspapers.

The visitors have littered the park with bottles and waste - paper .

GARBAGE littered on city streets can be not only unhealthy, but also politically hazardous.

The 40, 000 who survived did so by eating insects, leather belts and, in some cases, the bodies that littered the streets.

We're just littered with different kinds of membranes.

In Zheijiang, for example, the countryside is littered with small but elegant houses built by farmers.

Have you noticed that a lot of corporate organizational charts are littered with dotted lines?

He gained the surface, clambered about the stones that littered the barrier rock until he found a big one ,

Now man not only littered the earth, but also has left a number of metal products on the moon.

The desk was littered with books and papers.

Have you ever littered things about?

The landscape is littered with ruins. Here is the Temple of the Sun in Baalbek

Their nest was littered with quills that were never used,

Littered the streets like dead birds. One evening

The future is littered with prizes

The desk is littered with papers