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As one of his followers pointedly remarked today, in European democracies party leaders and prime ministers tend to be elected.

It was remarked that the clock began to strike, and I began to cry, simultaneously.

"Say, " remarked Osterman, as the train pulled out of the Bonneville Station, and the two men settled themselves for the long journey.

It was neither a very true nor a very polite thing to say, ' she remarked, directing her eyes to the ships again. 'Who said it? '

"It wagged its head when you said that, " remarked Edmund. "Just as if it meant No. Look, there it goes again. "

Snapping it up, t he fox observed, as he walked away, that whatever he had remarked of her beauty, he had said nothing yet of her brains.

There was a restless, anxious expression in his countenance I had never remarked there before; and he looked sparer in person.

It was George Eliot who remarked that of all human error, prophecy was the most unnecessary, but it is also the most persistent.

We remarked at the beginning of this chapter that government "aid" to business is sometimes as much to be feared as government hostility.

Presently the gipsy took his pipe out of his mouth and remarked in a careless way, 'Want to sell that there horse of yours? '

"They seem to be made for one another. Someone ought to arrange a match, " she remarked to the hat she was trimming at that moment.

It is often remarked that there are more ex-Liverpool players in the media and on football programmes than any other club.

Then the lean Nith remarked that no one had seen the old man or his wife since the night the cats were away.

As they slowly hoisted him back up to the roadside, numerous bystanders remarked at how amazingly lucky he was to not have been killed.

This was discovered when one of the patients was having alcohol dabbed on his chest, and remarked that he could feel it in his missing limb.

"If he wasn't so big and heavy I would get him for you, " remarked the Stork.

"What do you think? " she remarked to her mother one evening; "that Herbert Crane tried to make friends with me. "

Albert Einstein is said to have remarked that Curie, "of all celebrated beings, [is] the only one whom fame has not corrupted. "

"Very interesting reading it might be made, too, " remarked Sherlock Holmes, sticking a small piece of plaster over the prick on his finger.

On such an occasion at the Glovers', the elder Miss Hancock turned to Edward and remarked upon his wife's admirable playing.

You seem to have a lot to say, ' remarked Silver, spitting far into the air. Pipe up and let me hear it, or lay to. '

There is a story of a woman who came to visit, looked around, and remarked "It may be very beautiful, but I certainly couldn't live here. "

As was later remarked, it was as if the American press were vilifying Richard Nixon and Aristotle.

Some friends have remarked on the changes in me and the way i look these days. It's one of those things that you know and you don't.

As Alan Ruskin of the Royal bank of Scotland remarked, this was a contest among the G7 nations to see who could post the worst numbers.

Many in Pittsburgh have remarked upon the size and sophistication of China's delegation compared to any other participant barring the US.

That said, Bridges also remarked he still was able to get a sense of the weight of responsibility on the President's shoulders.

'They couldn't have done that, you know, ' Alice gently remarked; 'they'd have been ill. '

It is often sadly remarked that the bad economists present their errors to the public better than the good economists present their truths.

"I don't want you to remember me! " She suddenly remarked, resuming a conversation we had not had.

When I mentioned this incident to one of his teachers and remarked that I didn't know what caused the changes, she said laughing.

I've neither cold nor fever, Nelly, ' he remarked, in allusion to my morning's speech; `and I'm ready to do justice to the food you give me.

Turning to a front-bench neighbour, Peel remarked: "You must answer him; for I cannot. "

When I remarked on her competence, she told me with that pleasant little smile of hers that for a while she had worked in a hospital.

Oddly, he remarked, he had never felt "more secure, more certain of myself" , than when he was in the White House, at the top of the tree.

But as an Asian acquaintance of his had remarked, a bubble is what you call it if you failed to get in at the beginning.

he remarked , feeling the set of it at the waist and eyeing it from a few paces with real pleasure.

The blonde one remarked that at least they wouldn't have to go outside the wire for a few more days.

To reporters he once remarked that he felt as fit as a bull moose, the name of his new party.

He remarked that he would be absent the next day .

It also remarked that some investors had begun to pull out of investing in Portuguese debt in recent days.

'A nice morning, ma'am! ' she remarked to Toad, as she drew up level with him.

The first explorers remarked at how odd it was to see living creatures at seven miles deep.

He remarked: "I doubt if we have had any recent [peacetime] experience of a boom so strong that it led to full employment. "

There you differ with me, Miss Cathy, ' I remarked; `I should conjecture him to be far worse. '

The 85-year-old remarked, "The best thing that could happen to me is if I could have one good bowel movement. "

As Keynes remarked, it is of benefit at a time of unemployment to spend money on "digging holes in the ground" .

"He's like the traveling pope who wanted to reach out to every person and every human being on earth, " remarked another.

The 80-year-old remarked, "The best thing that could happen to me would just to be able to have a good pee. "

When his fond mamma beheld her boy that morning, she remarked on the pallor of his cheek, and the general gloom of his aspect.

Jean Valjean had sat on the previous evening . As he ate his breakfast , Monseigneur Welcome remarked gayly to his sister.

Thirteen years ago, Herman-Giddens remarked that no adequate studies on norms for the age of puberty had been done.

"It doesn't take a psychiatrist to see that my mother was struggling with darkness, " Rappaport remarked.

Newton remarked, "Dear me, I thought I had not dined, but I see have. "

The U. S. ambassador in Tokyo, John Roos, recently remarked that Japan's inclusion in the TPP would be a "game changer. "

When we talked recently about visiting the Prado in Madrid, he remarked that it had been nearly 60 years since he had last gone there.

Overhearing this, a woman remarked, "You mean to say it took you all this time to lose one pound? "

During a recent visit to India the British prime minister, David Cameron, remarked that Tata was now Britain's biggest manufacturer.

He remarked how odd it was to see someone who looks and acts like him.

A senior Boeing official, writing in an email, remarked: 'It will be interesting to see how this develops.

"At least, given that no one is doing very much around the planet [about] mitigating CO2 emissions, we have a bit more time, " he remarked.

john remarked after the meeting that the speaker was a woman of exceptional wit.

Historians have remarked that here Darwin anticipated the modern concept of an ecological niche.

Excess of unhappiness had, as we have remarked, made him in some sort a visionary.

It was remarked in England that women did much to abolish slavery in her colonies.

As I remarked in The Alchemy of Finance, the alchemists made a mistake in trying to change the nature of base metals by incantation.

We both spotted what was happening, and remarked on it to one another.

Students and professors around the world (and a few seasoned vets! ) have remarked on how useful his work has been.

Milton Friedman remarked to me that Pigou had simply not understood modern developments.

At the same time the anthropomorphous apes, as Professor Schaaffhausen has remarked, will no doubt be exterminated.

"Ten o'clock, " she remarked, apparently finding the time on the ceiling. "Time for this good girl to go to bed. "

As Ken Lewis, boss of Bank of America, recently remarked: "I've had all of the fun I can stand in investment banking at the moment. "

"Well, you're in luck, " remarked another member of the chorus. "There isn't another one of us has got a line. "

Warrington remarked with a pleased surprise the splendid toilet of this scented and shiny -booted young aristocrat .

" I thought you said they were all storming the embassy , " Byron remarked to Slote .

What a ridiculous act that NTDTV regarded the "culture passed by gods" remarked by Li Hongzhi as the last straw of its series contests.

As a long-term aide once remarked: "On the little things he could be petty, but on the big ones he was terrific. "

He remarked with admiration that it was such a lovely garden .

Colonel Daintry remarked halfheartedly to Lady Hargreaves as he stamped the mud of his boots before entering the house .

On that occasion the coroner reportedly remarked that "this should never happen again" .

" That was a sweet little play upon words, " Warrington remarked, with a puff. " Amory-Amori. It showed profound scholarship. "

"Good , " Wellington remarked. "A little later on then , I'm busy at the moment. "

"I hate factories, " remarked the son-inlaw. "I can't stand being stuck in one place all day. "

The train commentator special keen and tourists remarked, talk for a photo.

and Grandma remarked that it's rare to see Mummy dressed so formally! haha!

One British press reviewer remarked that the film was a 'one-note' film with no variation on its grim storytelling.

A local newspaper remarked that inflation was not to be checked for the time being.

Earlier in the week, the two actors were reported to have remarked on the same girl group in two separate occasions.

As he passed the gangsters, he remarked that they were both wearing the same suits as before.

Someone once remarked that the British and the Americans are two peoples separated by the same language.

Years later, Robert Louis Stevenson remarked, 'We think we are very fine fellows nowadays, but none of us can write like Hazlitt. '

One much-respected Chinese economist remarked last month that "we have entered a very delicate stage of our development" .

The remarked obvious effects and the total effects rate between the two groups had significant difference (P01).

Hunting around for something not too brutal to say about Tiny Rowland now that he is dead, those who knew him have remarked on his charm.

However, increasing of violence had been remarked during the se decades, particularly in the adolescent age.

He also famously remarked that all of man's problems come from his inability to sit quietly in a room alone.

One of the train-men remarked, 'Wonder what the big fire is. I hope we don't run into any trouble. '

"But first the chairman would have to put on his Santa Claus uniform, " he remarked.

Carlsen remarked casually: "They've dug up the money, Mr. Grief. "

But trouble came when Mr. Yu pulled out an Apple iPad, held it up and remarked about how nicely it displays electronic books.

He turned to his friends and remarked on it as a very creditable trait.

"We don't have much contact with him, " remarked one Board of Trade player.

When Fecteau remarked, "My wife is going to die childless, " Downey broke into laughter, angering the guards.

I remarked that we would finish the work the next day.

His senses were acute, and he remarked that by night every dwelling-house gives out bad air, like a slaughter-house.

For part, I remarked sweetly that we seemed to be between the devil and the deep sea.

He remarked that psychological researchers could learn as much from Tati's work as from ordinary films. . . and maybe discover new things.

Oliver Wendell Holmes once remarked that "To fight out a war, you must believe something and want something with all your might. "

That bowl of fresh pork stewed with ham I remarked was so tender this morning would be just the thing FOR her.

This renowned scientist then remarked that it was at that moment that he knew he didn't need to be afraid to make mistakes.

I think you must have remarked that I could not forbear a tribute to those charms when I put up the steps of the hackney-coach.

"Good-morning, " she remarked, looking up at him pleasantly.

Can you interpret the import of whAT he remarked AT the end of the meeting?

"It's not as if we can say: 'Let's have low productivity', " remarked Mr Immelt as we walked around the Greenville plant.

GORDON BROWN, a former head of the British civil service once remarked, has a "Macavity quality" to him.

"Once Henry is submerged in his own thoughts, he's virtually deaf. " Thus remarked Mrs. Smith.

" Gowlan has laid down a condition to which your father would never agree, " he remarked.

am #39 librarian, Margaret Herrick, remarked that the statuettes reminded her of her uncle Oscar.

Yet, as David Rubenstein, Carlyle's founding partner, remarked: "Every journey begins with a small step. "

"I hear you're out of the old company, " Bracebridge remarked, smiling blandly .

There were some members of a scientific expedition on the whale-ship Bedford. From the deck they remarked a strange object on the shore.

She remarked casually that she was changing her job.

"It's wonderful to hear a father talk like that, " I remarked.

As he remarked it he invariably gazed eastward over the broken sea.

"I hear you are going to farm the whole of Los Muertos this season, " remarked Annixter , with a certain note of challenge in his voice .

"There's nothing like honesty, my son, " he remarked, as he placed the glove beside some railings.

Foreign observers have remarked on the discipline and solidarity of Japanese in the face of their current circumstances.

Recently an expert has remarked that the current foreign exchange rate of RMB is favorable to gain people's confidence in global trade.

It should be remarked immediately that this is proved here only for weak shock waves.

"She can't grieve as many a poor mother is grieving for a son lost in battle, " Lincoln remarked, collecting the other kittens.

When I reached the checkout girl I remarked, jokingly, that my money was all gone after I had paid for all the articles.

"It's a terrible waste that no-one is studying it, " remarked Wilkinson at the end of the interview.

The large number of libraries supporting Unicode and other internationalization standards is not often remarked on.

It was remarked that in the workroom she often turned aside, in the midst of the rest, to wipe away a tear.

Hold-up is a perfect wine, Robert parker once remarked: "Only the Gang could dare. . . and steal her heart. "

Ed Miliband, a candidate for the UK Labour leadership, recently remarked: "I hate what David Cameron is doing to this country. "

"Connie, " the other remarked, eyeing the bauble, "you're so lucky to have found the right guy. Where'd you meet him? "

The cat remarked the mice's acts and began to approach it quitely.

PROGRESS in Myanmar, an Australian foreign minister once remarked, comes at the pace of glue flowing up a hill.

"The woman in front of us, pointing to the sign, remarked, " Believe me , if I had a bill larger than 20 dollars, I wouldn't be eating here.

"No use trying for him without the sacred bullet, " a third remarked in a more ordinary manner.

Some Members remarked that the principles now under discussion are too shallow and do not merit our time and efforts.

ah , certainly - i see now : you are the favoured possessor of the beneficent fairy , i remarked , turning to my neighbour.

As Noguchi later remarked wryly, "It is no good to be ahead of time. "

"Certainly" , remarked Harlow, pretending to be suddenly converted to Owen's view.

It's odd, " Janey remarked, " that she should have kept such an ugly name as ellen!

Gruber remarked after the Apple TV rumor broke that the iPad is far too expensive a remote control for a $99 home theater component.

Sharing a bed, the good-natured Spanish actor from No Country For Old Men remarked, would be a good way to work on his English.

No, she's a sly one, ' he remarked, shaking his head.

"I never saw you do that before, " he remarked, entering the car and starting the ignition.

"It was a bold step, and one that showed some courage, " remarked the Englishman.

Tehrani remarked that the Internet has the power to disrupt long established businesses due to the rise of social networks.

"Facebook has heard the call of its users and realizes that much greater privacy protections are needed, " Schumer remarked.

"They're not all white, " I remarked to a colleague on an early visit to Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan.

Chinese senior colonel remarked to me several years ago that "China must be 150 per cent sure" before it uses force against Taiwan.

As Vladimir Lukin, former Russian ambassador to the United States, remarked in 1998, "We're now all reading from the same reading list. "

As Mr Murdoch remarked, it is hard otherwise to see a rationale for say, Radio 2.

Textbook it as a negative example, one remarked, too, but even in the new era after the researchers have not shown interest.

"No wonder the Chinese consider the natives of the West to be a race of barbarians, " Fortune remarked.

Alice looked all round the table, but there was nothing on it but tea. 'I don't see any wine, ' she remarked.

Taking a nod, Chuang Tzu remarked out of personal feeling. "This tree lives through its life and flourishes for its uselessness . "

Asked about his frequent meetings with prime ministers, he remarked: "I wish they'd leave me alone. "

"You can just leave that in hereafter, " he remarked, seeing how intelligent she appeared. "Don't add any more, though. "

The rest we didn't get any word on, but I remarked that Gnomes should ride cats, like common house cats . . . LOL.

Ten minutes into our conversation he remarked that policymakers should be thinking . . . Belgium.

As I recently remarked on programmers. stackexchange. com, I can't take slow typists seriously as programmers.

This mismatch between problem and solution has been remarked on by me and others for a while now.

"Just as now, we often went out together to the beer garden after training, " the former Bayern great remarked.

Q: We noted the US Ambassador to the ROK remarked that the Six-Party Talks would only be resumed following the DPRK's concrete actions.

"It doesn't say what the new man's going to do with it, " remarked Hurstwood, looking back to the paper.

He seemed a very good-looking gentleman though, as Carrie remarked, "rather short for an officer. "

But as the late economist Abba Lerner once remarked, the main problem confronting the poor is that they have too little money.

"I should say as much, " remarked the manufacturer , turning toward Magnus.

As we have remarked before, we face a similar problem in defining the ordinary mass-density of a substance.

" Liam Lacey in the Toronto Globe & Mail remarked that it was " flatter than week-old beer.

"It's a complicated business pleasing the dead, " she remarked. "What do you think? "

Her parents didn't stop to think twice, "Like to like makes a good match, " they remarked, and gave their consent.

Mr Ritchie had more luck. "It's not the actual programming that's interesting, " he once remarked.

Smith remarked, "And you bust through the entire bureaucracy and your resume is like right on his desk. "

Several of the attendees remarked they would like to return again to use it as I indicated they could.

Everyone remarked on it, the "purity" of his dedication.

TV commentator watched the footage and remarked that , despite the tears, the student should have given a proper verbal apology .

jacques three pacifically remarked , he is so much in your mind , see you , madame.

As one bank analyst has tartly remarked: "You can't blame the mirror for your ugly face. "

Pablo Picasso once remarked: "One starts to get young at the age of 60. "

First, "to jaw-jaw is better than war-war" , as Winston Churchill remarked.

"Most customers who come to us still believe they want an off-the-shelf package, " Blinick remarked.

As Groucho Marx remarked, "I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member. "

Her roommates remarked on her new dress.

As he spied the M82 galaxy, 12m light-years away, one central banker remarked: "That puts our problems into perspective. "

President Shimon Peres recently remarked that in Israel, "everyone begrudges everyone else. "

Upon seeing my birthmark just above my bum-crack, he casually remarked that it looked like I had shit smeared up my lower back.

I remarked about the dead snake in the crawl space and wondered aloud how to get it out.

including the breakage does not cover the goods remarked in th invoice as originally damage.

But this does not matter, for, as he has often remarked.

This technique, he remarked, "almost paralyzes the eyes, " yielding "an illusion of active vision with passive eyes. "

Ralph Waldo Emerson, the American poet and philosopher once remarked that Confucius brings glory to every nation in the world.

Several artists remarked it is the intensity of a break-up that fuels their creative process.

Johnson remarked on her good taste.

"That changes you, " remarked Gavroche, "you are less homely so, you ought to keep them on all the time. "

Later on he remarked that, 'China has never positioned itself as an aid giving country. '

The US president Calvin Coolidge remarked in 1926: "The chief business of the American people is business. "

One day in a crowded elevator, someone remarked on its inefficiency.

PROGRESS inMyanmar, an Australian foreign minister once remarked, comes at the pace of glue flowing up a hill.

H. Auden, who remarked in his introduction on the young poet's technical virtuosity .

"That a monument of this kind could be transformed into an Olympian god is astounding, " Walter Burkert remarked.

I forget who it was who remarked: "Of course we must be open-minded, but not so open-minded that our brains drop out. "

there a nice man , " he remarked to carrie , as they returned to their cosey chamber . " a good friend of mine , too .

One of America's great strengths, so Mr Geithner dryly remarked, is that anyone can criticise his decisions with the benefit of hindsight.

he is always slow , " remarked the old lady" .

President Papadopoulos remarked to VOA that he thinks the election will need a second vote next week.

Mr Summers has previously remarked on the tension between superpower status and net foreign indebtedness.

Dr. Samuel Johnson, once remarked, 'Men have been wise in very different modes; but they have always laughed in the same way.

In those stories, the horse always had something wild in its eyes, something that people remarked when they saw it.

Professor Leonid Sokolov of St. Petersburg State University remarked that 99942 Apophis would most likely disintegrate before hitting Earth.

After the game Phil Jackson remarked, "What a half. We came out and played an exceptional second half, " Jackson said.

Fitzgerald admitted in her introduction that one commentator "remarked unkindly that 'any crank could write to her and get an answer. "

I have lived in cities where we often remarked, "If you don't like the weather. . . just wait a minute. "

The guests remarked on her new dress.

Pompeii officials remarked that the damage involves a less important structure.

But their confidence never wavered as Blatter remarked during the team draw in Cape Town six months ago.

Morse remarked afterward that he seemed a very clear-headed young man.

"Ah, but I'm not a prisoner, " remarked the fly, and away he flew.

Foreign visitors remarked both on the free range of speech there and on the mingling of classes and professions.

Chen remarked that each time the dialogue would inspire a new understanding.

Ghosts have been crowded out and their voices drowned by the living, WG Sebald remarked somewhere.

'The reply rate actually far exceeded our complaints bureau, so give due respect, ' remarked one commenter.

"Everyone in the emergency room lies to get benzol, " one trainee remarked, as I recall.

"We must n't have thing we don't need. " I remarked suddenly and I regretted saying it almost at once.

Guys, one senior remarked to me, "are the new ball and chain. "

"Rome burns and transition's on track, " remarked one diplomatic official sarcastically.

"Everyone bargains with everyone, " the finance minister in Craxi's government remarked.

I remarked to a fellow passenger on the US flag flying outside almost every house.

Suddenly he remarked that every face he drew seemed to have a fantastic likeness to Basil Hallward.

But Aunt Isabella was younger than papa, ' she remarked, gazing up with timid hope to seek further consolation.

"Wedlock suits you, " he remarked. "I think, Watson, that you have put on seven and a half pounds since I saw you. "

now , peering through the periscope he remarked in businesslike tones.

AS Free Press publisher Joe Richter remarked, "Then you'd have: 'Local woman sued a counselor of some institution. ' That serves nobody. "

Mr Latter further remarked that OIS provided a flexible hedging tool for banks and corporate treasurers.

As Michael Sandel recently remarked, the decision when to use markets is "a political question" that requires debate (Sandel 2009).

Some students remarked that the American dream is simply a human one.

Mr Gates remarked that even the Chinese president seemed surprised by the timing of the PLA's latest show of military prowess.

The other day the prime minister remarked on the rising public anger at the behaviour of Britain's banks.

As Margaret Thatcher once remarked: "The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money. "

"Well, " remarked the pirate, "it was my first day with my hook. "

Indeed, one local newspaper has already remarked that "Kagawa fits BVB just like soy sauce suits sushi" .

PIMCO's Bill Gross has remarked that our nation became a superpower because "we were getting richer by making things, not paper. "

I remarked the change of his behavior this term.

The experience of mankind, as elsewhere remarked, has developed but two plans of government.

A gentleman once remarked, which might not be accurate, that . . .