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The front and side walls were bucked inward several inches, and the door in the front was broken off.

Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.

China's stockmarkets bucked the trend by reaching their highest levels for a year.

He was an older gentleman, he had a short afro, bucked, crooked teeth and his clothes were rumpled.

On game day, Santa Rainbow got off to a rough start in the reindeer riding contest. The mechanical beast bucked him off in a few seconds.

Besides, the bucked scoop structure has sphere outer surface, which is hard to hurt the tissues in eyes and is safer.

His horse bucked and threw McNeal near the bear. The bear raised itself up to attack.

The American currency has at least bucked the downtrend (see chart).

So far Canada has largely bucked the trend that has seen hiring levels worldwide plummet this year, especially in the financial sector.

And when my family wanted me to marry a second cousin , I bucked like a colt.

A: sorry I'm late. There was road construction on highway 9 and traffic was bucked up for a mile.

Halidarre almost bucked Rem into the air, filling with her wings and cutting hi her impeller fields.

Born into a lower caste, Poggle bucked the strict societal structure of the Geonosians and aspired to leadership.

But over the years there have always been men who have bucked the sartorial rules.

Construction bucked the trend, up 26 per cent, due in part to a strong pipeline of housing projects.

It may not have been the most sustainable leadership strategy, but of course, Steve Jobs bucked much of management conventional wisdom.

Gold has bucked the trend of other safe haven assets and is trading higher on increased demand from several Asian central banks.

Some Asian countries whose economies have shifted up the gears have bucked this trend however.

The boat bucked and heaved beneath them.

The world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart, bucked the trend, reporting a more than two-percent increase in sales.

Two countries, Georgia and Poland, bucked the trend of declining poverty, while in Lithuania, poverty was largely unchanged.

The handle of the gun bucked viciously as he fired a long burst .

Other Japanese paper makers have preferred to focus on cutting costs at home but Oji has bucked convention before .

It's worth noting that UK bond yields bucked the trend versus US bond yields following the release of stronger than expected UK GDP.

The fund, despite gains this month that bucked a selloff for gold, has lost about 10% since it was launched, investors say.

Virgin Atlantic, BA's arch-rival, seemingly bucked the trend when it said annual pre-tax profit had doubled.

They include 61 Republicans who have bucked warnings from House Speaker John Boehner that the legislation is 'dangerous. '

In a weak overall year for China's markets, health-care shares bucked the trend.

After taking a shower, he bucked up a little .

AFTER a string of Latin American election victories for the left, Panama has bucked the trend.

Mr Redway's Energy and Octane funds bucked a post-crisis trend at RAB by delivering big returns to clients.

Consumer magazines also bucked a weakening trend, up 7 per cent over the year.

While other auto makers' sales slipped in January, GM bucked the trend and posted a gain.

She bucked at her husband's plan for the holidays.

It is the second time that the firm has bucked the recent trend of partners leaving Australia's largest firms.

Only the Prosperous Justice Party, or PKS, the most Islamist party, which came fourth with about 8. 4%, bucked the trend.

The horse twisted and bucked and finally dismounted its rider.

While most of the world's stock markets are still trading well below their highs of 2007, a handful has bucked the trend.

He bucked the house out along the shore of the lake.

The motor bucked and lurched before it finally ran smoothly.

At Laila's wedding, which bucked tradition, the bride handed guests a self-authored treatise instead of the usual frou-frou memento.

He bucked at the suggestion to reduce his staff.

She felt really bucked after passing her driving test.

This wild bronco bucked its rider in just ten seconds.

Germany bucked the weakening trend with a slight rise, to 51. 2.

More than 70 new small craft breweries have bucked the economic downturn and opened in the past year.

When the plane bucked, he held his lip with his teeth.

The wild horse bucked its second rider off.

The MSCI Far East ex-Japan Index bucked the trend of other world markets to close 7. 0% higher.

But one type of fee has bucked the trend.

The health care industry, for example, has consistently bucked the trend of layoffs -- adding jobs throughout the recession.

She bucked down at the bad news.

The horse bucked in fright.

He was thrown when the horse bucked.

When the dollar bucked up at the end of 1980, gold prices retreated.

The mayor bucked at the school board's suggestion.

Only one group bucked the trend: the Chinese, one of the few minority groups to increase its presence last year.

One day I wandered back my lodgings from a place where I bucked for a part-time job. Out of my mind as the exact date remains,

Shares in the Hong Kong-listed company have since bucked a falling Hang Seng index to rise by almost 6 per cent.

The one dynamic move bucked the stronger dollar theme as silver;

How the bubble burst - and why 10 bourses have bucked the downtu