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Or to a wood to the water from a height shuffled around Soushi around yellow-dog from a height of rock plunged back into the title of wood.

Given that Treasury yields have since plunged back down to 2. 5% or so, how much further can they fall?

It was the cook who was leaning forward now over the figure in the bed. His arm swung up and a long knife plunged down.

If they do not meet over the next 10 days Chelsea will be plunged back into a hectic fixture programme with no time for discussions.

but before she could broach the subject Martin plunged into the one with which he was full.

Gold plunged to its lowest level since the beginning of August; it then rebounded, only to fall again.

There seems to have been as little reason in the foreign policy that now plunged Europe into a fresh cycle of wars.

Without stopping to think of his own safety, he plunged down to save the drowning boy.

Luxury has always been a cyclical industry, but in the past decade it has soared and plunged like a well-dressed bungee-jumper.

EVER since Greece plunged into a sovereign-debt crisis in 2009, investors have focused on which European country might be next.

Cogia Hassan pulled out his purse to give her a present, but while he was putting his hand into it, she plunged her dagger into his heart.

They had reappeared for an instant before his eyes, and had then plunged back again into the immense depths of Paris.

The two great ruffians sprang up, and, grasping the long pincers, plunged them into the heart of the fire.

And that elevated the risk of the world being plunged into a nuclear war that none of the nuclear-armed states intended.

So he took three javelins in his hand and plunged them into Absalom's heart while Absalom was still alive in the oak tree.

This promising young lad then plunged into a life of petty crime and was one of the founding members of the Shawpee street gang.

"Japan has been plunged into sadness, " he said, often gesturing with his hands to emphasize his points.

During the programme, one recruit was secretly filmed yelling "Paki" as he plunged his bayonet into a target dummy.

Half stunned, but already beginning to struggle and make swimming motions, she plunged on an angle toward the bottom.

It was as though they had been plunged into a fabulous dream.

Temperatures plunged towards 10C across most parts of China. In face of such a severe winter weather, we need to be prepared.

It has nonetheless come as a shock to many Americans to find themselves plunged so abruptly into a new war in an Arab country.

The stock market plunged Thursday in a harrowing five-minute selloff that appeared to be triggered by a breakdown of trading systems.

But does that insult to existence, that flat denial in which it is plunged come from the fact that it has no meaning?

The papers he had retired to read did not tell him much in fact; but they plunged him into an atmosphere in which he choked and spluttered.

Having learned the cause of his grief, Mercury plunged into the stream and brought up a golden axe, inquiring if he had lost it.

China and India have continued to grow, but in the rest of emerging Asia GDP plunged by an annualised 15% in the fourth quarter of 2008.

This same intellect might have been plunged in despair at the ordinary character of all that met the eye in the case of the perfumery girl.

He left behind him an immense city plunged into darkness, where the only lights were the reflections of his headlamps.

We may descend in spirit very low till we seem to be plunged in the abyss of hell; but we shall not be left there.

Crude oil continued to go on Friday, American cotton plunged, short-term PTA were expected to rally continuing turbulence.

They plunged off the road and slid to a halt at the bottom of an incline.

He took a deep breath and plunged his head into the water.

The helicopter, Riaz says, had fallen out of the sky and plunged onto the compound, damaging at least a boundary wall.

Most surprising to me was the great extent to which Mises had plunged into the world of applied economics and of politics.

At age seven, as is customary in Sparta. . . the boy was taken from his mother and plunged in a world of violence.

As it happened, the next day, May 12th, the dollar's broad trade-weighted index plunged to its lowest level since 1997.

and with no better preparation than this, she was to be plunged overnight into what people evasively called "the facts of life. "

Into this she plunged, and did not pause till she was deep enough in its shade to be safe against any possibility of discovery.

Using his control over the money supply, Volcker purposely plunged us into a deep recession, which is the only certain remedy.

And when she had discovered this she was plunged into a misery which transcended that of the child's simple loss.

Put on a coat, come to a cool and beautiful world, a morning oncoming plunged, with a little bit of snow aroma.

Schofield is plunged into a race around the world, pursued by a fearsome collection of international bounty hunters.

The enemy aircraft plunged down in flames before the pilot had time to bail out.

At least 42 people died when a bus plunged into a ravine in southern Morocco, officials say.

The anchors plunged into this sea of flowers, and formed a track which closed up behind them like that of a vessel.

They were plunged into utter darkness knowing there was nothing worse, for when the lights go out it was said the tunnels change and move.

He told himself that IT was the enmITy of man, and not the vengeance of heaven, that had thus plunged him into the deepest misery.

While Europe was plunged into the Dark Ages, Chinese learning, science and philosophy flourished uninterrupted.

Holmes finally chose to die together with him, along with a waterfall and fell, plunged into the abyss.

After only a few seconds I pushed him against the wall and plunged my sword into his body again and again .

No! " Heather shrieked as the car careened off the pavement and plunged into a gully, charging toward a group of trees. "

The wind screamed over the Gulf and turned the water white , and the mangroves plunged like frightened cattle .

It would be a brave man who plunged into the Athens stockmarket, even though it has fallen by 90% from its peak.

The whole country plunged into deep sorrow at the news that the President Abraham Lincoln had been assassinated.

Naturally, the Tokyo markets plunged, though even there things might have been worse.

Belgium was plunged into mourning following the news of the crash, and the Swiss parliament observed a minute's silence for the victims.

The Dow Jones-UBS Commodity Index has seesawed since it plunged from its June 2008 peak, and is trending downward at the moment.

Shares plunged as investors and analysts speculated whether the company could halt its current sales collapse or even avoid a takeover.

Visitors to the Asian offices of large US companies or investment banks are often plunged into a cultural melting pot.

These actions have accentuated the divisions within the country and has plunged the country into a historical political and social chaos.

Yet some of his sub scores were in the genius bracket, while others plunged into the mentally retarded range.

A passenger van veered off the road and plunged into a canal in eastern Pakistan on Sunday , killing 10 people , police said .

After a year, the hospital readmission rate for these patients dropped by more than eighty per cent, and costs plunged.

But Bono likes to stop and point out what works on this continent, largely because he's plunged himself into so much sadness.

The captain had a Russian girlfriend, and, every time we stopped, she plunged off the bridge like a gannet.

A wave of bank failures beginning in the fall of 1930 dashed those hopes and plunged the U. S. into three more years of contraction.

There is no option but a swift burial, with as much dignity as possible, in a land plunged into grief.

Whether he chooses or not, every man is drawn into the great historical struggle, the decisive battle into which our epoch has plunged us.

With that he plunged Guatemala into its most serious political convulsion since the end of a 36-year civil war in 1996.

On Tuesday, after the news of a possible bailout, the cost of insuring Greek debt, as measured by credit-default swaps, plunged.

We were powerless to help as he plunged deeper and deeper into debt.

By early January the rate on America's debt had climbed a bit, but Indonesia's financing costs had plunged to a shade under 6%.

Or will Iceland, Latvia and other debtors be plunged into austerity in an attempt to squeeze out an economic surplus to avoid default?

This was true - but he was in a supersensitive mood and involuntarily he plunged into the specific world he had intended to avoid.

Never mind that the following year, the United States was plunged into a serious financial panic.

She plunged into a description of her latest illness.

In 1914, an apparently insignificant event in a remote part of Eastern Europe plunged Europe into a great war.

Sales at the Laiwu Sheng Yuan Building Materials Co. have plunged 50 percent from a year earlier, said general manager Wang Jian.

The message on Thursday was that the debt-financed era into which Rio plunged with Alcan was over.

Sales have plunged at Spuck Bennett's Harley dealerships . " We're just trying to survive , " he says .

Applied to the banks that plunged Britain into economic crisis, it strikes fear to the heart.

They passed on, up the summit. They plunged into the narrow path between the tall sumach bushes, and were at once hidden in the gloom.

Lehman's shares plunged on Monday morning but it is not the only one facing trouble.

I join them and watch a woman engage in an extraordinary symphony of fish and noodles plunged into pots bubbling with fat.

Gripping the handle, he slammed the door behind and plunged into water, with the saw bonded on his wrist.

The children plunged into the cold water without complaining.

The firemen plunged into the burning building to rescue the child with no thought of their own safety.

Swinging by Earth two years later, it released the pod, which plunged through the atmosphere and landed by parachute in the Utah desert.

Deposits held at Irish banks by nonresidents plunged 49% from a year ago through February, Minerd estimates.

They plunged into the lake, and after loading their gear on an inflatable rubber dinghy, let the current carry them to the other side.

Like an audience member at Stravinsky's Rite of Spring forced suddenly to join the cast, I plunged in, starkers.

And heavy rain plunged a few Los Angeles polling places in the dark but the voting didn't stop.

For several hours the base was locked down and plunged into confusion, amid misplaced fears that more than one gunman was at large.

Start up the floating condition in which the unit ends up accumulator charging and is plunged into the normal.

If sleep has plunged to the bottom of your to-do list, you're not alone.

Finally, they were plunged into darkness and watched to see how they would react.

cried andrea , who seemed roused from the torpor in which he had been plunged.

Just about the time, "Love" was being released, Paul was riding in a car that slid off an icy Oklahoma road and plunged into a ravine.

Stocks plunged over fears that the continuing credit crisis would drag the US economy into a deep recession.

He picked up the knife and plunged it in her heart.

Lehman Brothers threw the Wall Street storm heavier by their bankruptcy and the American Economy, plunged into the tsunami.

Gross domestic product plunged by half, and hunger killed up to a million.

More recently, the company has plunged head first into cloud computing from infrastructure to applications.

Obi-Wan nodded and kept his skepticism to himself. He had heard these words before, and had been plunged into danger and disarray.

The children screamed and plunged into the swimming pool.

But the move came as Algeria plunged into a bloody civil war, pitting the country's military-backed government against Islamist radicals.

As markets jumped and credit insurance costs plunged, a German government spokesman declared that no decision on a rescue had been reached.

At least 28 people were killed after a bus plunged off a highway in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

Ehud reached with his left hand, drew the sword from his right thigh and plunged it into the king's belly.

plunged in the billowy storm, I was saved by a cockleshell. The cockleshell encouraged me at all time, saying: don't you see light?

Two of his properties went into foreclosure in the past three years as real estate values plunged nationwide.

The young man tore off his coat and plunged into the river to save the little girl.

Waterfalls from tall mountains and narrow gorges plunged beside the winding mountain road on which we traveled.

A coal miners'strike and an oil crisis plunged the country into darkness. Voters blamed Ted Heath and voted the Conservatives out of office.

Stocks have plunged as investors considered the prospects of an end to interest rate cuts and a slowing economy.

China's home sales plunged by a quarter in October, bringing housing prices down and putting pressure on developers' capital liquidity.

Time was flying. He plunged deeper into the woods and came to a sort of eminence.

During the financial -crisis, as markets plunged, regulators across the world scrambled to impose emergency restrictions on shorting.

Mrs. Murphy ploughed back and forth in their midst, like a soft mountain down which plunged an audible cataract of tears.

Another advantage was a floating exchange rate: the Polish zloty plunged during the downturn, helping exporters and the tourism industry.

The schooner rolled and plunged, fetching up on her anchors with a crash which for the first time they could hear.

What started as a US financial crisis plunged Europe into recession; was Europe about to return the compliment?

Sales growth at stores open at least a year plunged to 2. 6 percent from 6. 7 percent the previous quarter.

Markets plunged by 10% or more twice during the late 1990s, yet growth continued to chug along.

Again, as a leader of volunteers, he plunged into the war against the fascist.

The death of a comet that plunged into the sun was captured on camera this month for the first time in history, scientists say.

Their optimism on earnings-defined as the ratio of earnings upgrades to downgrades-has plunged in the last six or so weeks, SG reports.

Love is better, ' answered the young Fisherman, and he plunged into the deep, and the Soul went weeping away over the marshes.

In his later years, Mao also launched the infamous Great Cultural Revolution that plunged China in turmoil for a decade.

he seemed to have forgotten what was said to him , and sat plunged in thought.

That he could not prevent the first world war plunged the septuagenarian steel tycoon into a depression.

Think of it this way: private demand in the debtor countries has plunged with the end of the debt-financed boom.

Part of the USSR for decades, it emerged as a nation state on the 1990s only to be plunged into bloody battles along ethnic lines.

Share prices plunged as the result of the gloomy economic forecast.

The summer streets most beautiful scenery is short boyfriend holding high beautiful girlfriend and a happy plunged.

China's customs agency said Wednesday that merchandise exports in February plunged 25. 7% from a year earlier.

Stock markets plunged, and the world's economies headed into the worst crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

After the announcement, GM's share price plunged, and late last week it hit an 18-year low, though it has since recovered a bit.

Astronomers speculate that the blue ring was created after the redder looking galaxy plunged through a galaxy on the right.

The people of this once proud capital have been plunged into a struggle to get by.

In emerging markets bond spreads have soared and local currencies plunged. And whole countries have begun to get into trouble.

Though it was a day after gold prices had plunged, and stocks were jittery, Mr. Paulson took time to join the hour-long meeting.

The truck skidded off the muddy road and turned [over] as it plunged into the canal.

On March 12th, the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) watched as a comet plunged into the sun and disappeared.

Thinking once again, plunged into ponder. . . sadness along the small blood vessels, spread, filled my heart.

One November night the temperature plunged to below zero, and we woke up to find interior walls covered with frost.

China's exports have plunged in recent months and are now down 26 percent from a year ago.

Its financial system has plunged into a dilemma and the whole economic has been in a state of depression and sluggishness.

The selling began in Europe and continued in the U. S. , where stocks plunged from the opening bell.

Stocks and the euro plunged, and 10-year Italian bond yields rose perilously close to their highest levels since the euro's inception.

Some cities have plunged in the rankings since the "Great Recession" .

Cotton prices, which surged to historic highs this spring, have plunged 38% so far this month, roiling mill owners and apparel makers.

Next came a plain street with five-story brick flats , and then the train plunged into the tunnel.

Every plunged into a grid, attending to the box of the alphabet.

Instead, the rupee plunged to its lowest level ever against the dollar recently.

I don't care who "ordered the extra pepperoni" or "needs to get their toilet plunged, " just get on with it already.

What of the supreme measureless ordeal in which WE WEre again irrevocably plunged?

Investors across all markets took fright; none more than shareholders of Italian banks, whose equity values plunged by as much as a third.

He plunged himself into work upon his arrival.

and Ron plunged his hand into his robes, pulled out his wand, yelling, 'You'll pay for that one, Malfoy! '

has plunged to its lowest level in over two years (see chart).

The man peered doubtfully into the basket, plunged in his hand and drew one up, wriggling, by the back of the neck.

Business investment plunged 38% during the quarter as companies delayed outlays to save cash and ride out the downturn.

Businesses began to fail as construction work and factory orders plunged.

Russia has lowered investment in Kazakhstan since the crisis plunged it, too, into recession.

A woman plunged to her death from the cliffs yesterday.

The cardiac muscle organization was plunged into 10% formaldehyde solution to be fixed, dehydrated, wax sealed, slice cut and dyed.

Now that commodity prices have plunged, the inflation risk has dramatically receded across the rich world.

The sun has failed to rise! The earth is plunged into darkness!

Nine of its carriages plunged into a ditch.

The island's economy contracted in the third quarter while November exports plunged 23 percent from a year earlier.

The housing market is in turmoil: construction has plunged, house prices are falling and there seems no end in sight.

He plunged his arm in up to the shoulder, but it eluded him.

But the supply of those trained in accounting, finance and computer programming now seems limitless, and their value has plunged.

Instead, the personal saving rate plunged to 1%, and the bottom 80% of Americans were spending, every year, roughly 110% of their income.

The enemy plane plunged to the ground.

Car sales have plunged around the world as potential car buyers struggled to get loans to finance new-car purchases.

At the same time, Toyota (TM), the world's largest automaker, plunged into a crisis of its own.

The action had already plunged huge segments of the state into total electric blackout.

Gaza has plunged into armed chaos since Israel pulled out in September.

Since then the world economy has plunged into recession and governments have had time to work up their plans.

Last week, data from the Conference Board showed that consumer confidence plunged in August to its lowest level since early 2009.

When construction, exports and investment plunged, nothing could take up the slack.

Thousands of banks failed, a devastating deflation set in, output plunged by a third and unemployment rose to 25%.

They asked him to help, so he just plunged in.

Broadly speaking, the second change in ruling parties plunged the government into just such a Wang Jen-bing style crisis.

Australia, plunged into grief despite its carping, talked of holding a state funeral for him.

"There is a risk that we will be plunged back into months and years of navel-gazing, " warned Luxembourg Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn.

The stock surged initially, but plunged more than 30% in recent weeks after one of GLG's top traders abruptly resigned. Mr.

When he stood on the bridge, he found himself filled with despair and anger. He plunged in.

Then the prince turned with a shout of triumph, and the crocodile sulkily plunged into the river.

Yet his account of the 20-minute bloodbath that has plunged the country into mourning was chillingly matter-of-fact.

Both the guards and the suffering prisoners have been irrevocably plunged by fate into the same maelstrom of suffering.

the parsee jumped to the ground , fastened the elephant to a tree , and plunged into the thicket.

Had Henley continued on its existing path, it would have plunged into mediocrity, he says.

China's domestic steel prices have plunged in recent weeks, and some smaller producers are going out of business.

We baked in the desert heat, then plunged into the icy water, and repeated the invigorating routine a half-dozen times.

Financial markets around the world have plunged and fluctuated wildly in recent months.

With a small scholarship for foreign students, he plunged into the then-arcane world of computers.

We've been spending so much money recently that we've plunged ourselves into debt.

Sales of new homes, which had plunged nearly 60% from their average level of 2005, have been stable since March.

But the risks of a new recession have risen this month as stock prices plunged and consumer sentiment eroded.

Six months ago the Asian economies were among the hardest hit in the world, as exports to the rich world plunged.

Since then, the value of those investments has mostly plunged amid worsening conditions in global credit and stock markets.

Both parties have been emboldened as popular support for the Kan administration has plunged.

Shares in New Zealand Oil & Gas have plunged about 26% since the initial blast at the mine last Friday.

As stocks plunged, the US treasury wasted little time in getting its contentious $700bn bail-out of the banking industry under way.

The financial crisis has plunged European countries into major recessions and many workers have been laid off.

This crisis plunged Naipaul into what he later called "a great depression verging on madness" that continued for 18 months.

With Sidious as the Galactic Emperor, and Darth Vader as his loyal apprentice, the Sith ruled the galaxy and plunged it into darkness.

Yangtze fish stocks have plunged since the 1950s, possibly limiting the porpoise's recovery, says Dudgeon.

But demand for commercial-mortgage-backed securities has plunged because investors want higher returns to compensate for growing risk.

She plunged into a swimming pool gracefully.

With few exceptions, equities, bonds and money markets plunged around the world.

E-mail service providers plunged into a dilemma.

A postmortem showed the first needle had plunged through the intended vein, injecting the deadly chemicals into soft tissue instead.

our little daughters whooped as they plunged into the sea.

As the economy and home prices began to unravel in 2007, however, interstate migration plunged to 1. 6 million people.

Japan Airlines' share price may have plunged below Y10 but one set of investors has found some value in the struggling carrier.

At worst, the global economy will be plunged back into recession next year as the US goes backwards and the euro comes apart at the seams.

He plunged into the water to save the child.

Personal income, tax revenue, profits and prices dropped, and international trade plunged by a half to two-thirds.

Investors were spooked last month by the amount H-P was paying for Autonomy; H-P's shares plunged 20% in the aftermath of the announcements.

Business has plunged in regions with the largest home foreclosures, from Florida to Southern California. Forget about Ohio.

Even blue chip stocks including Procter and Gamble plunged as much as 30 percent in a few minutes.

The popularity of Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa has plunged to a historic low, a new poll released on Monday found.

State exports of electronics, agricultural products and primary metals to the country also plunged, mirroring the national trend.

A knife was plunged up to the hilt in Rita's left breast.

Another of his big investments, in Citigroup, has plunged in value.

But hardly had his peal of laughter died away when a thunderbolt from the clear sky plunged all around me into darkness.

In the 40 years that have passed, Israel's standing has plunged and the admiration of those days has turned into suspicion and worse.

That man plunged in the river but not to save the child.

Contracted lozenge case dust coat has comfortable outline model, chatelaine department is plunged into show female curve.

Property prices plunged and companies were left with unfinished projects and little prospects for refinancing their debt.

For more than a fortnight they and their families had had no electricity, plunged into darkness at dusk and stewed in sweat at dawn.

Tumbles in U. S. autos (GM, Ford &Chrysler) &Citigroup, and fear of global economic depression resulted in global stock markets plunged.

So muttered the White Rabbit just before he plunged into Wonderland, with Alice in pursuit.

In the year that followed, subprime lenders began entering bankruptcy, hedge funds began going under and the stock market plunged.

The sale of frozen food has plunged dramatically as a result of the scandal.

The Carters plunged with enthusiasm into such projects as laying a sidewalk and putting a hardwood floor in their unfinished loft.

Although Mercedes' sales have plunged, the engineering icon has maintained its premium image with new fuel-efficient models.

But what about the cultural and entertainment activities which plunged Chinese delegates into very unfamiliar environments?

Disappointed, markets plunged and the central bankers were rattled into cutting rates again long before their next scheduled meeting.

I therefore plunged into a frenetic period of intense diplomacy.

Even Goldman Sachs, which largely avoided large credit-related losses while rivals went bust, plunged into the red.

Microstralegy plunged 200 dollars a share in a few days.

Share prices plunged as a result of the gloomy economic forecast.

But with taxpayers suddenly on the hook for gigantic bank losses, even as revenues plunged, the nation's creditworthiness was put in doubt.

JUST how worrying are the figures, published on Wednesday December 10th, showing that China's exports and imports plunged in November?