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Throughout the story, the girl is plagued with the thoughts of the cold, and what life might be like for her.

Tea has always been plagued with the literati, the ancient literati painting is usually expressed in poetry, drinking tea taste.

Franklin, though plagued with fumbling age, Needs nothing to excite him, But is too ready to engage, When younger arms invite him.

But is plagued with a deep fear of commitment, the role led to a string of questions, many people have been wanting to ask her for years.

You'll need a little kitchen bravado to try some of these, but you'll also need to be plagued with a healthy weakness for chocolate.

He went into aluminium trading and then the industry itself in the early 1990s at a time when the industry was plagued with organised crime.

And yet people of high character and intelligence cannot be plagued with the care of children.

Little over a decade earlier, our neighbors had been plagued with civil wars, coups, dictators, closed economies, and desperate poverty.

Since the entire problem domain of SOA is plagued with ambiguous terminology, let us start with laying out some key definitions.

The mayor of Shenzhen yesterday bemoaned the fact that the southern boom town was plagued with traffic jams and pollution.

A busy man is plagued with one desire, but a lazy one with a thousand.

At this time of year university admission offices are plagued with inquires from anxious applicants.

As I grew older, my family was suddenly plagued with one crisis after another, including my mother's cancer.

Obese, plagued with decayed teeth, the mummy also suffered from cancer, as a metastatic deposit in the pelvic bone revealed.

The acute respiratory distress syndrome in childhood is a rare disease, but as in the past still plagued with a high mortality rate.

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Even though they were plagued with financial problems, the young couple still saved money.

TOKYO (Reuters) - A Tokyo district plagued with burglaries has turned to planting flowers to beautify its streets and help stamp out crime.

But their cries just keep coming to me, and I'm plagued with guilt that I couldn't save more of them.

Their pocket-size farm had been plagued with insect infestations.

But as innovation grew more intense, it also became plagued with a terrible irony.

A busy man is plagued with one desire, but an idle one with a thousand.

The world would be plagued with even more acute instability if this phenomenon remains.

The Middle East is plagued with black hole dreams that are from the nuclear annihilation of the Anu.

When you begin meditation, you will be plagued with thoughts from your surface mind, which acts like a huge Memo pad.

Euthanasia is a controversial issue which has long been plagued with theoretical and judicial sectors.

Thus international relations could only be plagued with clashes and confrontations .

Iraq is plagued with a volatile mix of religious and ethnic groups.

Surely the storm that hit New Orleans revealed a society plagued with poverty and teetering on the edge of barbarism?

But seasonal allergy sufferers are generally plagued with symptoms for several months each year.

Hargreaves has not kicked a ball in earnest since September 2008 after being plagued with knee problems.

In a country long plagued with overpopulation, the government actively campaigns for birth control and late marriages.

Get the results of new homes are plagued with problems, the construction site noise rumble.

Even the most carefully-planned vacation is plagued with unexpected expenses.

But the new system has been plagued with problems of its own.

As Spiderman, Peter apprehends the burglar but is plagued with guilt for not being a hero sooner.

Airbus is also hoping to reap an economic benefit from a project already plagued with difficulties.

But before I can even get round to it, I'm plagued with doubts.

But this particular project, from the outset, was plagued with indecision.

She was plagued with arthritis.

If we're high achievers, we may be plagued with self-doubt, feeling that we've never done quite enough.

His computer was plagued with error messages until I replaced the hard disc drive.

According to Forbes Magazine, Finland was plagued with one of the highest death rates from heart disease just 30 years ago.

Very large scale-out clusters are plagued with bottlenecks.

Government efforts also were plagued with delays.

The Rebels were plagued with tampa attacks when they erected their hidden base on Hoth.

People who thought that they valued integrity were plagued with lack of confidence.

He was also often plagued with injuries.

You are plagued with aches and pains and have frequent headaches. You're also gaining weight and have trouble losing it.

Alas this may take many decades yet, and so these regions may continue to be plagued with devastating storms into the future.

Many people are plagued with great shame and remorse when it comes to fantasies, especially the ones they see as "perverse. "

Recent TV has been plagued with violence, pornography and drug abuse.

I've been plagued with canceled ventures to South America.

The district has been plagued with racial problems for decades.

This section of town has been plagued with property crimes.

Detaining suspects to prevent collusion or the destruction of evidence is also plagued with problems.

I was plagued with dreams of explosions and screaming.

Thus, the world is plagued with view of not being united, but divided.

In this world, even though we have peace in Christ, we will always be plagued with trouble (John 16: 33).

The development of Itanium chips has also been plagued with problems.

The respondents aged between 30 and 50 years old were the most worried, with 20 percent saying they were regularly plagued with nervousness.

If I wasn't so plagued with doubt

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