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His face was scarred, and something that might have been a burn marred his jaw and left cheek.

His return to Juve was marred by protests from some of the ultras who did not forgive him walking out during the Calciopoli scandal of 2006.

Their free skate was not perfect, marred by a sloppy dismount to a lift and a few other wobbles, but it did not matter.

About its economic viability, about the corruption and violent crime that have marred Kosovo since the end of the war.

Claudio Gentile's all-new Azzurrini got off to a flying start with a 2-0 victory over Norway, even if it was marred by a petulant red card.

The event in Varanasi was marred however when a woman was killed and several others injured in a stampede on the river banks police said.

Lebanon is reliving that glamour in 2010, trying to shed a past marred by civil wars, assassinations and conflict with Israel.

Beijing's torch relay has been marred by scuffles and protests by pro-Tibet activists in London, Paris and San Francisco over the past week.

All this after a deliberately drawn-out recuperation following the injuries which marred last season and his World Cup.

The initial relief effort was marred by government corruption and an unwillingness to let international goods and workers into the country.

The present debate is marred by treating countries as if they were individuals.

Yet, four years ago, his hands almost marred his life when he was caught stealing, and almost landed in prison.

Although far from commonplace , school shootings have periodically marred America's educational landscape over the years .

Authorities increased security to prevent a repeat of chaotic demonstrations that marred the torch's relay in London and Paris.

He leg division blood containers marred affair, Asian month China they ought still not know.

His celebrations were marred by the resignation of three of his nominees for cabinet posts over controversial property dealings.

Buffon was asked what his biggest mistake was in his long career and he looked back at an incident that marred his Parma days.

Celebrations were hardly marred by rumblings of discontent back in the capital, Ulaanbaatar, from Mongolian politicians.

The baby had been without ears. Time proved that the baby's hearing was prefect. It was only his appearance that the marred.

But this is impossible on a day marred by the death of a young man, a Lazio fan, who was travelling to Milan to follow his team.

The engagment between a struggling photographer and an assistant professor is marred by an act of violence.

She is also determined to clamp down on some of the abuses that have marred the credit derivatives sphere in recent years.

That marks a modest improvement on the bumbling which has marred the court's forays into other parts of Africa.

It would be a pity if Poland now returned to the sleaze that marred public life before 2005.

Shareholders had hoped Apple's results would be a high point in a market otherwise marred by bad news.

Multiple due process violations marred the trial, including evidence the suspect and witnesses had been tortured.

The idea is to block the kind of high-profile vandalism that has marred some pages.

Giant fir trees occupy the western half; the eastern half was marred by the previous removal of a fire damaged cabin.

Local television stations are reporting few incidents of violence in a country marred by a history of sectarian conflict.

The fear was of a repeat of the racial violence that has marred past Guyanese elections.

East Timor , a former Portuguese colony, voted to break away from Indonesia in a violence -marred vote in 1999 .

Now the Football World Cup in South Africa has reached the knock-out stage and Sunday's two matches have been marred by disputed goals.

China's desire to ensure the games are not marred by calls for boycotts is tying its hands as it considers how to respond.

This final essay, its prevailing kindliness marred by occasional flashes of savage irony, bespeaks the dichotomous character of the author.

But, unfortunately , he marred the good impression by wiping his nose in his gloved hand once or twice out of thoughtlessness .

It was a really nice day , marred only by a little argument in the car on the way home .

Quarrels between the remaining men, impatience, bad timing, spring rains, and unexpected delays marred the trip.

It was an ascent marred by controversy.

Past elections in Maldives have been marred by allegations of rigging and intimidation by government as reported by Maverick.

At least two mishaps have already marred their stay.

Campaigning for the elections was marred by what analysts say were politically-motivated assassinations in restive Aceh province.

The Beijing Olympics will hardly be the first to be marred by disputes over politicisation, of course.

But before putting away the umbrellas, consider the threats to a distressingly slow recovery marred by a still-high 8. 9% unemployment rate.

Victory was marred by the death of a marshall after being hit by a wheel from the crash of Villenueve's car.

She had suffered terribly from treatment to remove the growths that had so marred her face.

Lesotho's most recent general election, three years ago, was marred by a row over the allocation of its 120 seats.

Opposition parties in Russia have alleged that local elections across the country were marred by fraud.

Angry demonstrations in several cities marred the international torch relay for the upcoming Beijing Olympics.

A few smudges of dirt and the angry pink scar on his jaw marred his otherwise perfect face.

Also, the customer's perception of testing progress was marred by the limitation of their home-grown reporting tool.

And his drive has been marred by party infighting -- and at least one fistfight.

compositions are often marred by such cliches as 'strong as an ox. '

The shares of most big drug firms now trade at a discount to the market, as promises of bright times ahead are marred by risk.

At a local level, grumbling in the ruling party is getting louder; bickering and division have marred its primaries.

So thanks to the honesty of Spain, they are now marred forever by the title of the worst flu epidemic in modern history.

It may be necessary for us to accept these limitations in order that the integrity of operation "Overlord" shall not be marred.

Using seven segment digital tube digital display basketball game was marred, USES the monolithic serial display.

But namely Yong state white house still is storming a tiger Pao pass, mail 8, 000 cavalries supporting have already marred half.

The phone went off, sending disruptive signals to the computer speakers that marred the performance of the song I was listening to.

The country was marred by its graft-ridden political and administrative systems and poverty had increased tremendously.

Some students marred their writings by a diversion into irrelevant material.

The opera was marred by an awkward aria.

Temptation rarely comes in working hours. It is in their leisure time that men are made or marred.

But my sleep was marred a second time by a sharp ringing of the bell.

That event marred what could otherwise have been seen as righteous public anger.

When the Soviet Union fell, we sent in teams of economists, oblivious to the lack of social trust that marred that society.

The game, though, was marred by a serious shoulder injury to Terry, the Chelsea captain.

The surface of the table was badly marred up.

The first round of the presidential election, held in November, was marred by charges of fraud.

All the beauty spots on earth were marred by the presence of large car parks.

This final esshout, its prevailing kindliness marred by occasional flaITs of savage irony, be talks the dichotomous character of the author.

the methodology of genetic studies; an opinion poll marred by faulty methodology.

The 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, were marred by disqualifications over performance-enhancing drug use.

Low-level thuggery has often marred red-shirt protests in Bangkok and elsewhere.

The process was marred by violence, intimidation, a low turnout and widespread fraud.

Santos has toured some of the worst flooded areas, but the government's response has been marred by bottlenecks and graft.

But flaws marred the accord, resolving which will be the task for this year.

When Christ is finally recognised as king, the world around which has been marred by sin and by man will be wonderfully changed.

Her election as president in 2004 by a narrow margin was marred by fraud allegations.

Massive fraud marred recent elections.

But the mission has been marred by a series of delays brought on by bad weather and equipment problems.

the referendum was marred by allegations of vote-rigging.

The performance was slightly marred by the hall's poor.

A young man married is a man that's marred.

Politics in many countries is marred by nepotism.

All of them have been marred by violence and claims of fraud.

As bad as any marred child: you'd better be riding home, or else she will be sick only to grieve us. '

A young man married i s a man that's marred.

Yet Mr Hiro's analysis is marred by gaps and inconsistencies.

First of all, Dr. Waite said, marred people have sex twice as often as single people.

His last months in office were marred by failing health.

Zhu promised there will be no repeat of foul-ups that marred previous ticket sales.

No winter marred his face or stained his flower like bloom.

His last election in 2006 was marred by accusations of widespread fraud.

He marred a doctor, which made his parents angry.

The noise marred the peace of the night.

The nails in the workmen's shoes have marred our floors.

A good tale ill told is marred in the telling.

And the industry is marred by opacity too.

The noise marred the peace of night.

It was certainly not his intellect, which was amazingly spotty, marred by great gaps.

But the government's victory was marred by allegations of vote buying.

But they had marred her life.

Potential problems have already marred a United Nations wind-power credit program, for example.

Celebration was marred last year when Hindu holy men threatened a boycott, saying the Ganges was too polluted.

Future generations be to maybe consider current speculations acres peopleity's locate in the universe to be marred by omissions or errors;

The event was marred by violence and accusations of cheating. Tlell describes the annual exercise in a post as

During the violence that marred the 2007 elections here, citizen journalists were crucial in helping to pinpoint the worst affected areas,

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Reform process in Burma marred by war in Kachin State