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He said in a statement that the ordeal had been a "nightmare" .

He was fearing. . . He often woke up from the nightmare, dreaming of his failing the test and dreaming of colleagues mocking at him.

DiYaXin woke up in a nightmare, see the sun was surprised, sunshine notice he himself to come to accept clothes.

Today, I would readily be locked up for 60 days for just a few hours outside of this living nightmare.

East Asia's Locustella warblers are a bit of a nightmare.

It is vital to understand that this third finale is not a nightmare dreamt up by editorial writers.

into a nightmare country, as you sometimes do in your dreams. And as in a the nightmare, there was nobody in sight to help me.

It was a like reliving a nightmare but at the same time I knew I would be able to help them through my recent bereavement.

But remember, trying to decipher a scary dream won't make it go away, says Dr. Harris. "Tackling a nightmare head on can help banish it. "

The lyrics describe Lennon helping Sean deal with a nightmare and then goes on to say the happiness and love he feels for his son.

I stand shivering in my thin rags, still in disbelief that this nightmare is happening. I am just a young boy.

So in Man on Wire's case it was Philippe [Petit] having a nightmare the night before, and he wakes up in feverish excitement and fear.

measuring the accumulated radiation to which he has been exposed during the past two weeks of a four-week nuclear nightmare.

I woke up every night ready to shake off the nightmare, only to feel the more helpless facing the reality.

Racing a 250F can be a nightmare or a joy depending on your goals, size and how much money you've got to throw at it.

The expression on her face is intense and hard to read. It mixes fear with annoyance, as if she has just woken from a nightmare.

It is ok if you subclass only a few controls but it's going to be a nightmare to subclass a dozen or so controls.

But another sort of nightmare is also beginning to trouble America's conservatives.

If Britain's Tory party were ever to leave behind its European nightmare, there would also be a case to revive the old entente.

Making the core boxes for this was a bit of a nightmare, but the end result was worth it.

Getting the wiring together was a bit of a nightmare - there was a lot of it!

That's an extreme step, but the nightmare would be if Iran simply decided to save time and buy a nuclear weapon or two from North Korea.

But Sony's battle to protect its systems is beginning to look like a nightmare version of its fantasy games.

However, for many visitors accompanying frustration that its dream of traveling in the real world is often turned into a nightmare.

My worst nightmare re occurs regularly, it is a gang of witches riding up and down my Venetian blinds. It's not easy to explain, i guess.

All this wealth is a management blessing, but a nightmare as well.

Come to the nightmare, come to me, deep down in the dark were the devil be.

SongYingJie found a silver needle, he said I head khan had a nightmare.

But it evolved into a nightmare for China as the system gradually changed into one that tested memorization of Confucian classics.

Just as the play's Shita Lin, lamb's cry, the scene of childhood has been constantly plagued her as she's nightmare.

If this process is not monitored closely, you can end up in a situation where reconciling your consignment inventory becomes a nightmare.

'The computer virus has been a nightmare for me. Now I'm happy to contribute to a clean on-line environment, ' Xinhua quoted Li as saying.

A nightmare could be trying to tell you something but it might be quite vague.

But this was no dream, and, unlike the nightmare, I wasn't running for my life; I was racing to save something infinitely more precious.

For the idea of a world free of nuclear weapons is not so much an impossible dream as an impossible nightmare.

The sun went out, the sky went black, and I curled up into a ball and wailed in the almost silent way of a nightmare.

When I finally did fall asleep, I had that same hideous nightmare in which a woodchuck is trying to claim my prize at a raffle.

Finally, Guatemala is one of Latin America's most rural societies, which makes it a nightmare for pollsters.

He had a terrifying nightmare in which his aunt was trying to choke him.

Trying to run with a suitcase because you're late for your flight is a nightmare that most of us have had to deal with.

The dream fragments seize at him without warning, and without transition, hurtling him from one nightmare to another.

Thesis again, like an endless nightmare enwinds me, making me suffocated, unable to breathe the fresh air.

To be irrevocably in love with a vampire is both fantasy and nightmare woven into a dangerously heightened reality for Bella Swan.

What most afflicted him with the sense of nightmare was that he had never clearly understood why the huge imposture was undertaken.

After a week it seemed as if I had been here all my life. It was like a bloody, fucking nightmare that you can't throw off.

Gu Xiaobai also made a nightmare, dreamed of him with a thousand " beyond friendship" .

I felt as if I had stumbled into a nightmare country, as you sometimes do in dreams.

STOLEN is her gripping story of survival, of how she has to come to terms with her living nightmare--or die trying to fight it.

Men of vision and grandeur shed light upon the world as she slowly awakens from her dark nightmare.

As a mother, how hard was it for you to play a woman whose worst nightmare is realised when her son goes missing in The Changeling?

The Sun, a London-based tabloid, titled an article: 'Nightmare warning to Brits as Nuke Crisis Continues: Get Out of Tokyo Now'.

That ought can't be her, after all, she just as taking back the heart of the nightmare Ze in summer fair.

Coins, buttons, jewellery, zips - the list is endless. So many things have it in. It does make shopping a bit of a nightmare.

It's kind of a nightmare for those of us trying to understand it.

Filming another series of Secret Diary Of A Call Girl must have been a nightmare then if you finished when you were six months pregnant?

Today, thanks to overcrowding and overdevelopment, it is a bit of a nightmare for travelers to find any place of peace.

It was the sort of nightmare diplomatic scenario that has the potential to become increasingly common as tension hots up around the globe.

He said the prosecution was not seeking a verdict of guilty to murder because of medical evidence about his chronic nightmare problem.

(3D) Rigs on helicopters are a nightmare, especially as I might use three different types of helicopters in a week.

Besides, if it was a nightmare, then why I had not waken up when the most horrible happened?

I thought I married the man of my dreams, but he turned out to be a real nightmare!

I feel as if I had wakened from a nightmare.

Mother Earth will never perhaps did not expect this is the start of her brilliant, but also the beginning of a nightmare.

I feel as if I had waken from a nightmare .

So such a ruling would be a political nightmare, but need not be a death blow to reform itself.

"You can see it in his face, " said a senior Socialist politician who has known him for 30 years. "He has just lived through a nightmare. "

If I got worried about what to say, it would be a nightmare.

I had a nightmare last night, thank God, it was just a dream.

Now the chickens have come home to roost in that combination of inflation and recession that constitutes such a nightmare for central banks.

Seventeen-year-old Chezdan Mills used to be, in his own words, 'every parent's worst nightmare'.

Your performance is terrible in this month, that just like a nightmare. How can I amend it if you don't speak it out?

Caitlin wanders in a dream land of drugs and a nightmare of Rogerson's sudden fists, lost in her search for herself.

All seemed to be going well for Cassano who has had great spell back in Italy following a nightmare period at the Bernabeu.

The dream job with the friendly boss who has an open-door policy might turn into a nightmare as soon as you sign the offer letter.

"Going through a divorce is a nightmare, " says Paul Maitland, founder of Ondivorce. co. uk, one of the earliest British sites of its kind.

"Their worst nightmare would be winding up on the streets, in a tent city or a shelter, " he said.

Meanwhile, for Lesley the nightmare continued to unfold as the reality of the situation deepened.

They attacked with energy and there was no lack of enthusiasm. But no win, that's a nightmare indeed.

Ironically, Barcelona's peaceful campaign for an independent Catalonia has never been stronger -- and it's a nightmare for Madrid.

In 2000 Ms Rowling said her "worst nightmare" was that her hero would end up on the side of fast-food containers.

It becomes a bit of a nightmare when you want to show the markup (see Listing 2).

But the dream almost turned into a nightmare; the project was delayed for several years when Farrell failed to get Lottery funding.

I had only to hold out this one more day, and the whole nightmare for me would be over, though it would go on and on for millions of others.

She crossed to the bed and rolled him over onto his right side before he could pass into a nightmare.

But for now, it is enough that the worst of the nightmare seems to be over.

Sometimes we had a cold sweat from head to food after waking up in a nightmare.

They say the universe has a great sense of humor that sometimes having your dreams come true can feel like a nightmare.

Right now, Chinese railroad can only meet 30% of freight request and getting a railroad ticket is always a nightmare.

This piece was originally a very common thing, but I never thought it became the source of a recent nightmare.

And we were proud of our technology, but our nuclear power plant turned out to be a nightmare.

Recently anxious, some tiny matters all sneak in as if my nightmare, the enlargement also are chaotic.

Who could have foreseen that the American dream would blur into a terrible nightmare?

System administration can be a nightmare if you try to do everything with one single tool, language, or approach.

Heat guard proves detractors wrong: He's been labeled a coach's nightmare, but Jason Williams has redefined himself as a member of the Heat.

A couple's weekend getaway turns into a nightmare after they are stranded in the woods and discover what they assume to be a dead body.

"Just a wicked nightmare, " squeaked The Gentlewoman, once the smelling salts had been applied and it came to.

When Deborah woke up from the nightmare, she pinched herself for the assuredness that she was still alive.

Last month, Camilla confided to friends that a Caribbean cruise with Charles had been a "nightmare" .

Fourthly, Russian Red Army's correct defense tactics were a major component of the German Army Group Centre's nightmare.

A former American official said his nightmare scenario would be a Chinese warship's firing on an Exxon oil-drilling ship.

He was an interpreter's nightmare because he also spoke in long, winding sentences without pausing for the interpreter to translate.

I turned around, to warn the inspector, and it was like stepping into a nightmare: everyone was digging up bodies.

Nationalising two megabanks and hundreds of regionals would have been a nightmare .

An Angel, imprudent voyager Tempted by love of the deformed, In the depths of a vast nightmare Flailing his arms like a swimmer.

That move would prevent any problem overlap, but could also prove to be extremely time consuming and a logistical nightmare.

He and Denis then went straight down to tell Margaret in her study below , and her nightmare began .

When nightmares move beyond occasional annoyance tonear-nightly terror, however, you might have nightmare disorder.

Life is not just a nightmare for us, since it is so hard to fall asleep every night.

Starting with the drivetrain, the Nightmare Car boasts the engine from an MG TF mated up to the transmission from a Land Rover Freelander.

It then sets out some figures illustrating what might be described as a genuine 'environmental nightmare'.

Strong in the air, deadly off either foot and with elegant skills he was a nightmare for any defender.

In court, Douglas apologized to his family for "this nightmare of my own making" and admitted to a long heroin addiction.

Thirty years ago, China was just emerging from the nightmare of the Cultural Revolution and 30 years of fratricidal misrule.

Your commitment to help others, and i put you in a place that's every doctor's nightmare.

Would I feel better if I took a hatchet to her, just to end this nightmare?

She had a terrible nightmare in which she was twisted by a huge snake.

This has been a public-relations nightmare for Toyota, as its brand name has been synonymous with quality and reliability.

They said it should have been a nightmare, or something called ghost on bed.

Now I wonder if the chipmunk is going to visit me in a nightmare, but I don't think it will.

A manager's nightmare is finding that injuries suddenly force him to bring in an untested player for a vital match.

It had become a nightmare to maintain and upgrade.

"Gaza has to feel our nightmare, " said a waitress, and went back to serving revelers at a party after the film.

This could have ended up as a Midnight Express nightmare, except that the Whitman boys' luck is a little better, a little weirder.

For most of us, owing thousands of dollars in student loans, all while juggling crushing credit card debt, probably sounds like a nightmare.

A combination of radical technology and a novel outsourced system of manufacture has turned the Boeing 787 into a nightmare.

They are portrayed in the liberal Western media as a vortex of ethnic passion - a multiculturalist dream turned into a nightmare.

The critical point is to avoid the nightmare of a state-dominated financial sector.

You realize it is Cefka, your evil uncle, transformed into a Hellish Nightmare Angel the size of a Black Dragon.

Since then, he had been nightmare dreams of his girlfriend naked, with disheveled hair, red tongue hang, ten such as hook come to his death.

All my pain could end. . . I'd never have to see another nightmare again.

He looked like he came out of nightmare alley.

I would be grateful if the pain of yesterday turn into a nightmare, forget it.

The human predicament: the fact that we're living in a nightmare that everyone is making excuses for and having to find ways to sugarcoat.

Having contentious directors was a nightmare; as management, we spent much of our time justifying everything we did.

For another, you have to go through logs of unrelated events to find what you need, which can be a nightmare on a live server.

One night I had a nightmare. I dreamed that my mother and I had just gotten off the bus and were walking home past Mister's store.

For instance, it would be a usability nightmare if all web-sites had different visual presentation of RSS-feeds.

It was at once a nightmare for the terminally insane and the happiest dream of my life.

The French retreat turned into a nightmare. From fields and forests, the Russians launched hit-and-run attacks on the French.

China's electronic-commerce companies may yet turn a logistical nightmare into a dream business opportunity.

They were caught between the horror of German revanchism and the nightmare of a communist takeover.

So this is a real effect, not just some sort of mad mathematician's nightmare.

Piling thousands of laptop batteries into a car creates 'a control nightmare, ' Mr. Stempel worries.

True, the India of today is less of a regulatory nightmare than before the opening-up in 1991.

The nightmare in Sudan has lasted longer than my life. Yet, isn't Darfur enough to lead to his indictment?

However, the next is Victor Frankenstein's abandonment and eccentric right of retaliation resulting from a terrible nightmare!

Victor: How could you be ready for the new semester? It's going to be a nightmare of tests and homework.

Toyota, a company that used to embody Japan's reputation for quality, is enmeshed in a safety and public relations nightmare.

In the Gulf of Mexico, oil spills like the one run wild, wanton bolted, the event is a nightmare from a development to all aspects.

"This is an ongoing nightmare. And if ever we are going to reform, you know, it's now. "

Proliferation in Northeast Asia might be a nightmare, but if so, it will be a nightmare shared by all, including the PRC.

Going on a date can be a nightmare for the best of us.

Red wakes from the nightmare. He gets out of bed . Moves to the barred window of his cell. Peers up at the stars.

Comparing mere data theft to Japan's nuclear nightmare is perhaps a bit over the top.

When the passengers finally get off the ship, their nightmare may not be over.

But for most of us, having no fingerprints would be a nightmare, causing problems at border control and when proving our identity.

The prophet: It was not a nightmare, young war chief, but a vision. Follow me, and I will reveal what your future holds.

Psychologists then analysed the importance of each factor to build up profiles of an ideal marriage and a nightmare couple.

Chances are, it was a real nightmare of a task.

When they were in fear of death, one of the guests suddenly nightmare start from.

If I suffer through another nightmare tonight, we'll chalk it up as another chapter to write, all right?

Now with Sony beset by problems, TCL has itself turned into a prime example of how going abroad could turn into a nightmare.

Successional 3 days have sleep to be able to become nightmare, how can ability become nightmare?

It was just tens of thousands of lines with absolutely no context. Nightmare.

that he, as far as he knew, was in the midst of a walking nightmare!

Eager to shake off the nightmare, I got dressed and headed down to the kitchen long before I needed to.

I stand shivering in my thin rags, still in disbelief that this nightmare is happening.

none of those wars were more than a stubbed toe in comparison to the nightmare future that lay ahead.

'People of Ivory Coast, dry your tears, the nightmare is over, ' he said.

The bus broke down on my way here! It was a nightmare!

His visits were a continual nightmare to me; and, I suspected, to my master also.

It would soon become a maintenance nightmare when you throw away a pair of shoes or a shirt.

If I fail after power struggle I might wake up at midnight from nightmare I lick my wound like a beast.

We end up settling for a fixer-upper, which at times feels like a nightmare rather than a dream come true.

Brad: Yeah, we actually rent a house right around the corner from there on Ashforth. That ice cream truck never leaves. Such a nightmare.

The nightmare so frightened her that she could not to go sleep again.

But road pricing has always been regarded in Britain as a politician's nightmare.

Due to the limitations of the language, it was a nightmare of spaghetti code.

But then I realized that what I was living through was not an adventure, but a nightmare.

The economic miracle created by the WTO is increasingly thought of as an environmental nightmare by some.

The weather had turned a quick jaunt into a travel nightmare, requiring an overnight stay in Atlanta.

In recent months, what started as a debacle has turned into a nightmare.

Are Americans going to replace it with a new nightmare -- or rather, a recycled one from the depths of the Cold War?

By combining the Smoke Grenade and Hallucinite, you can create a weapon that, upon detonation, throws your nemesis into a nasty nightmare!

Lucid dreaming simply means knowing that you're dreaming while you're sleeping. Think Nightmare on Elm Street, but in a good way.

For all his efforts, it was a nightmare that would come true.

Unemployment can be a nightmare, particularly in a difficult economy.

so much of what we shared was like a nightmare . .

The only response I know to this nightmare is to encourage entrepreneurs to start new companies.

Very good. "History" . And name the author this time. -- "History is a nightmare, from which I am trying to awake. " James Joyce.

And like a horror movie where the things you fear start to appear, our collective fear is making our worst nightmare come true.

A nightmare scenario: The United States continues to work on its "defensive" ASAT systems.

What's more, her dream to make a fortune may be ended here. It may turn to a nightmare.

In fact, with Chrysler filing for Chapter 11, we're only at the beginning of our long, nationalized nightmare.

If Lisp did become popular, it would be the worst nightmare of the comp. lang. lisp people.

But if the intrusion and leaks make operating an enterprise a nightmare of suspicion, then things have got out of proportion.

It was just a dream, I reminded myself again. Just a dream. . . but also my worst nightmare.

If you absolutely have to touch the code, expect it to be a nightmare.

Brave New World is presented as a nightmare. But we need to be careful. The inhabitants are conditioned to enjoy their existence.

But, as any arable farmer will tell you, small seeds that easily fall from the stalk are a bread-winner's nightmare.

Your attitude to the advice of the psychiatrist will affect whether your nightmare recur or not.

The nightmare we've all had and I assure you, you'll continue to have even after graduation, 40 years after graduation.

All fatally the sweet fragrance given out by the bloody rosebush, as a nightmare, bloomed right in his palm .

Ever since they sent him there [to New Mexico], it's been a nightmare.

But the war years were more like a nightmare, and my memory is full of holes.

Their nightmare is of a sudden downturn that breeds popular discontent.

Chandler: Yeah, it's like someone literally wrote down my worst nightmare and then charged me $32 to see it!

Anthony Burgess's nightmare vision of an elite using high culture as a "punitive slap on the chops" for low youth has come true.

An impossible dream for me, of course, and probably a nightmare from my daughter's perspective.

They talked until dawn, accumulating much of a first chapter, which Haley titled "Nightmare. "

"Thank goodness I am OK, " said Tian Ruiyin, 39, who never expected an ordinary train journey to turn into a nightmare.

Unsurprisingly, some people see the idea of a centralized identity database as a dystopian nightmare.

Wakefulness is no protection, for Bane's black blood, continuously dripping, is a tar that traps his enemies in nightmare.

Without proper discretion and care, your dream romance can turn into a nightmare.

But the sun rose over calm seas that day and offered the promise that the nightmare would soon be over.

Hodgson added: "Their great result is our nightmare result. It is a very bad day and there is nothing I can say. "

It's been a nightmare for as long as I can remember.

The typical developer's nightmare is a problem in a simple component occurring in a complicated application.

If anger is an ally in life, when out of control, it can quickly turn into a nightmare.

It was a lonely nightmare but I found it familiar.

COOPER: A nightmare in flight when a pilot dies and a passenger is forced to land the plane.

Raising finance was a "nightmare" , he admits, largely because he had never done it before.

As I said before, I do think we live in a nightmare and I feel the same way that Blanche Dubois feels: I want magic; I don't want reality.

These two artists have a nightmare, and the painting was given to the concept of a pure moving.

If you're like most of the rest of the Web development world, validation is at best a nuisance, and at worst, a full-blown nightmare.

To have it go off during a performance and thoroughly embarrass myself is something that could have happened in my nightmare.

Critics regard Basle II as a regulatory nightmare that will impose excessively high costs on smaller banks, particularly in Asia.

The years passed like a long nightmare, Not until the Japanese surrendered did mother and father end their long suffering.

People pay smugglers up to $150 to make the treacherous journey, which usually ends up being a nightmare and often fatal.

He'd emerged from a nightmare to find himself sitting bolt upright on his pallet , his heart racing and his body drenched with cold sweat .

Imagine the logistical nightmare that was the coordination of events leading to your D-day invasion.

One day, her dream a face like a scar, fingers razor's weirdo, from then on, she hold the tortured by this nightmare.

Japan went on to endure its own Halloween nightmare of zombie banks for years afterwards.

"Unfortunately the information system was unable to read them . . . everything became a nightmare, " he says.

My life 's dream has been a perpetual nightmare.

But while a cruise might be the perfect vacation for some, it can be a nightmare for people who get seasick.

In practice, however, this can turn into a maintenance nightmare.

Debugging was a nightmare because no one ever knew which routine had produced certain results in the DOM tree.

It is a child's heaven for a time and, were he to grow older there, would be his nightmare.

Her rejection by Yale had been disheartening, and the trip to Akron was a nightmare.

The film starts with an intentionally disturbing nightmare sequence involving a pack of rabid dogs, whichrepresentstheinvasion.

Violence has re-released its debut album Eternal Nightmare as a 2 disc set including rare tracks and a live concert.

What came back to me was a nightmare I had occasionally in my twenties and thirties from which I used to shout myself awake.

Now, with Yan's help and love, can Jim face up to the ghost and end the nightmare?

Elaine: Unbelievable! Parking in this city is such a nightmare!

Female bosses are a nightmare to work for, a survey of employees concludes.

Airport congestion in India made for a logistical nightmare -- forcing Jet to open an international hub 4, 000 miles from home, in Brussels.

Months pass and the nightmare continues . But the memory of this girl sustains me through the terror, the pain , the hopelessness.

Gutfreund was being drummed out for having created a nightmare.

It's an eco-nightmare, but it's a lot more sanitary than dunking a plate in a bucket of dingy water doubling as a petri dish.