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Like the ball occasionally moving up a step, the rotor is sometimes buffeted enough by other molecules to move against the gentle torque.

The euro continued to be buffeted by uncertainty about a resolution to the Greek debt crisis.

The G8 is now buffeted by forces and policies from elsewhere; it is no longer the master of its own destiny.

We finally retreat to bed, battered by the roar of traffic and buffeted by the excited crowds.

Outside, a wind off the Waste buffeted the house. "You're leaving. " He did not ask it.

They were not eager to have him buffeted by the treacherous currents of American domestic controversy on a visit to Washington.

If they don't figure it out, they will just sail off without a rudder and get buffeted in the very rough seas of life.

If you do not get a grab on yourself , you are condemning yourself to an entire life buffeted by the winds of emotional whim.

The market is trying to find a stable point in being buffeted by good and bad revelations of matters involving credit, " Goodfriend said. "

The greatest default risk is in small municipalities with overleveraged projects buffeted by the recession.

Buffeted by slowing economies around the world and losses at its U. S. consumer-lending operation, HSBC is in fund-raising mode.

Without clear fundamentals and a credible lender of last resort, Europe's financial markets are buffeted by waves of self-fulfilling panic.

But all three systems have escaped many of the social changes that have buffeted family life in the West since the 1960s.

the wind wailed and buffeted the timber structure.

Ascension was an arid island, buffeted by dry trade winds from southern Africa.

She moved down an avenue gently buffeted by the familiar and therefore loved imaged. the dandelions at the base of the telephone pole.

Andy pointed out the bobbing flight of a linnet. A song thrush repeated its wind-buffeted song in the twilight.

Buffeted by strong headwinds, gripped by fears that normal services could be cut off, forced to evacuate thousands of people.

In a country where education was buffeted by the tempests of Maoism, engineering was a safer field of study than most.

Buffeted by molecules of the fluid, the rotor turns clockwise as often as it does anti-clockwise.

It has since been buffeted by competition and by the economy, and he has scaled back.

My garbage spills, and I crouch, buffeted by the lashing storm.

We're buffeted wildly by whatever emails, conversations, news, events, demands, that are going on around us.

"They're alive, " Wolff returned, buffeted about by the crowd. "But they won't be much longer if we don't get a rescue ship to Praxis. "

Happy people have a more durable sense of self and aren't as buffeted by outside events.

China is buffeted by accelerated change and with that comes the tension between hope for the future and loss of the past.

In China, some warn that the country might be buffeted by speculative inflows from global hedge funds or big investment banks.

The public, buffeted by weather fluctuations and economic turmoil, has little time to analyse decadal changes.

Buffeted from within and without by waves of seemingly intractable strife, Kashmir faces a stormy future.

Only 18 passengers and four crew have been rescued, most of whom had to swim for hours buffeted by high waves and wind.

Their optimism is continually buffeted by scares and speculators who test whether a rising market is robust.

More recently the Arabs have been buffeted by the invasion of Iraq.

the country's onshore wind-power specialists are being buffeted by a move to offshore wind farms.

Our economy is buffeted by the relentless forces of global competition that not only depress job totals but depress incomes.

"The government cannot just leave people on their own to be buffeted about, " said British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

BUFFETED by recession, our nation has elected a president determined to act.

Millions have been buffeted by the global financial downturn, their ability to buy food is limited by stubbornly high prices.

The yen is now being buffeted by opposing forces.

"It looks like GEO600 is being buffeted by the microscopic quantum convulsions of space-time, " says Hogan.

We were buffeted about during the rough boat trip.

Along the way the country will be buffeted by price inflation and wage disputes, Dowey warns.

Buffeted by plunging stocks and debt prices, Goldman could realize more than $9 billion in writedowns in the quarter, Staite estimates.

Winds buffeted him, slamming him toward the platform's edge.

Mr Cameron will need friends as his government is buffeted by unpopularity in the coming years.

Roxanne Baird, 49, of Chattanooga, Tenn. , is one American buffeted by labor trends.

We are being buffeted by a severe change in confidence about the near term future.

The hurricane's high winds buffeted a huge area hundreds-of-kilometers inland.

But by winter, the islands are buffeted by strong winds that drive away visitors.

On the edge of the North Sea, it is buffeted by sea surges when storms blow up offshore.

The central bank has been buffeted by criticism of its plan to buy $600 billion of Treasury bonds since unveiling it in early November.

In the late 1950s, buffeted by recession, American consumers turned toward small import cars.

In Dubai, it is also buffeted by increased competition from rival luxury resorts, Mr. Lawless said.

But equally, they also suggest China is being buffeted by events.

We buffeted about during the rough train ride.

It buffeted the beasts, enraging them.

Von Jouanne and co-workers plopped the buoy in the 15-foot-deep channel and buffeted it with two-, three- and four-foot waves.

Highest is the dramatic, wind-buffeted summit of the 1, 424-metre Grand Ballon, reached by a short trail from the D431 road.

But before the new president has got comfortable in the Oval Office, he has been buffeted by bad economic news.

Sony has been buffeted by the financial crisis, the strong yen and the earthquake, none of which was Sir Howard's fault.

We buffeted with the storm all the way.

The waves buffeted the shore.

The listing plans are a sign of confidence in a sector buffeted last year by overcapacity fears and China's energy restrictions.

Northern China has been buffeted by dust storms for centuries, but they have grown worse in the past 30 years.

At the same time, consumers are being buffeted by higher food prices.

And so several trends have buffeted all of the rich world.

Pet. 2: 20 For what glory is it if, while sinning and being buffeted, you endure?

Until the present hour we both hunger and thirst, and are naked and buffeted and wander without a home;

A billionaire, Pinera has also been buffeted by a scandal over credit irregularities at retailer La Polar

Airlines and the aircraft industry are belatedly being buffeted by globalisation

Flowers buffeted by rain and wind

Matthew (Matt) 26 Matt 26: 67 Then did they spit in his face, and buffeted him;