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RSS racked up quite a bit of support from the executives, coming in third after blogs and video sharing sites.

She walked back and forth on the path. She has racked her brain. But she did not seem to pay attention to.

Porsche racked up more than $12 billion in debt trying to takeover VW, leaving the company with a rather large $3. 5 billion cash shortfall.

Last night I racked my brain trying to think of something that I do that impresses Dad, so I could build on it.

Mr. Hu and his successors are sure to be racked by the question of how fast China can sustainably grow.

He racked his brains for an essay, but he wasn't able to think of a single word.

As I said, these consequences probably won't be as bad as the devastating recessions that racked third-world victims of the same syndrome.

He could not picture to himself in what way their walking gestures were graceful, no matter how hard he racked his parents one day.

And when the young lady's family racked among the best of Philadephia's social families, such an idea could not even be considered.

She had been racked with guilt after turning down a request for dinner with her sick mother.

The quirky clip has racked up more than two million YouTube hits in less than a week.

She's always living out of a suitcase. She travels so much that she's racked up over 500, 000 frequent flyer miles in the past years.

Not so long ago Germany, racked by guilt over the Holocaust, would have rushed to quash such chidings by the EU, but no longer.

Such doubts, when coupled with the conviction that society was a sham, racked the great naturalist writers of the nineteenth century's end.

John racked his brains during the test trying to solve the problem.

Mr. Brown racked his brain trying to remember where he left the wallet.

Over the years, between them, the two women racked up nearly 200 arrests for prostitution and drugs.

Brown racked his brain trying to remember where he left the wallet.

I racked my brains trying to solve the mathematical problem.

We have escaped the kind of bitter divisiveness that racked much of Europe during the Danish cartoon furor this year.

"We have racked our brains trying to figure why our son treats us this way, " he told me.

People do not ask what the world has eagerly looking forward to a happy presence, once again racked their brains to retain expectations.

I've racked my brains but I still can't remember the name of the Goodwin agent.

I'm sorry I hurt you, Linton, ' she said at length, racked beyond endurance.

Several countries that have been racked by civil wars, including Rwanda, Afghanistan and Sierra Leone, have brought in new company laws.

While she worked the phones and racked up the miles, he sat in his converted barn in Vermont, surfing oceans of data.

There is no disputing that Mr Papandreou, in spectacularly chaotic style, has left the euro zone racked by uncertainty.

His vision was of a country racked with fear and bent on vengeance, one that imposed invidious choices on the world and on itself.

In Europe, GM has racked up years of losses at its Adam Opel GmbH unit.

In the College English Competition, all the students racked their brains to think out the answers to the questions.

His whole body was racked and wrenched with an insupportable anguish! But his disobedient hands gave no heed to the command.

That dwarfs the $1. 46bn of trading losses racked up in the same quarter, in magnitude if not perception.

Once again, tortured with doubt, racked with a deathless grief, he craved an answer of the night.

He had racked his brain, but hadn't been able to work out the answer to the problem.

Without the support of a school paid computer, he racked up hundreds of dollars in Internet-related toll bills.

On February 9th he visited Elkhart, a town racked by job losses since the local recreational-vehicle factories started cutting back.

The economy faces meltdown. Baluchistan is racked with a separatist insurgency.

The Sun racked up the Bull yesterday.

The company began two years ago in Chicago and has since racked up 25 million subscribers in 31 countries.

She racked up more than $70, 000 in debt on a dozen cards before defaulting on her monthly payments.

They racked off the wine into a large barrel.

Speculative traders in Chicago last week racked up the highest number of long-euro, short-dollar contracts on record.

I racked my memory in vain for its counterpart in literature; perhaps you could think of one.

In short, the FSA had been asleep at the wheel while Northern Rock racked up ever bigger risks.

Those killed by the sword are better off than those who die of famine; racked with hunger, they waste away for lack of food from the field.

I wanted to call him, but the Fifth Symphony rhythm racked me.

Indigent places are often racked by chaos; but somewhat better-off ones are not necessarily more stable.

Soaring energy and food prices, which have racked up a string of record highs in recent days, are walloping consumers and businessesalike.

IT WAS long an island of tranquillity surrounded by countries racked by guerrillas and drug trafficking.

There were four of us that morning, freelancers who had already racked up our share of near misses, together and separately.

All my overtime last quarter has racked up a whole week of vacation.

He racked no rents to maintain the expenses of his establishment.

Porsche has found itself under a mountain of debt as of late, including a $12 billion deficit racked up by the failed takeover of VW.

Having been racked by internal convulsions for generations, the country evidently prefers tyranny to anarchy, even to democracy.

After visiting 24 countries since I was fourteen, I've racked up several ways to save money while out galavanting around the globe.

Until turmoil rocked financial markets last summer, the funds racked up strong returns, boosted by heavy doses of leverage.

He has racked up big profits on investments made with his enviable cash pile during the crisis, including in Goldman Sachs.

Thanks to this new version of competitive currency manipulation, the dollar-peggers racked up gargantuan trade surpluses.

Atkins companies have racked up millions of dollars in sales of specialty low-carb food products and carb-counting scales.

A clip of Munn wearing a sexy maid's outfit and jumping into a pie racked up more than 800, 000 views.

They had racked their brains to squeeze us out of the line.

A paper submitted to the ANC's national council in September admits the party is racked by bribery.

The king of Jin racked his brains, but could not work out a plan.

She racked her poor brains to have the laugh on me.

Doing business in a country racked by corruption and ruled by thugs is seldom simple.

Like racked billiard balls, nascent galaxies were more likely to collide.

In the past four years the firm has racked up losses of at least $75 billion.

After the birth of the euro, some southern states over-indulged on low interest rates and racked up debts.

She was racked with the imagination of the future's frightful monotony.

The disquiet has been heightened by the enormous trade surpluses China has racked up each year since it joined.

For a decade or more the country has been racked by factional and ethnic violence.

To be honest, I racked my brains to make this speech perfect.

The Welsh pair are from "Golden Gwent" which has racked up six lottery multi-millionaires in just three years.

The racked body of those who were gone in search of Pandora's Box lay before him. And at once, Kratos knew who was first responsible.

In the war racked country of Sudan lies Boma national park.

The elderly, in particular, can find their lives racked by toothache and an inability to eat properly.

By midyear, AIGFP had racked up about $25bn of cumulative losses on its credit default protection.

As to the baby's name, the scholar racked his brains, but just could not hit upon a suitable one.

I racked my brain for some way to salvage the evening. When we pulled up in front of my house, I still hadn't come up with anything.

Schaeffler racked up 12 billion euros of debt from its 2008 takeover of a 75 percent stake of Continental AG.

He racked up endorsements from newspapers, unions and chambers of commerce.

He racked his memory for some clue to the origin of Corporal Whitcomb's bitterness toward him.

China's trains have also racked up a fast-growing mountain of debt.

Mr Huntsman, however, does not seem racked by doubts.

He is from Swat as well, the region racked by violence.

I have racked my brains but I still can't remember where I left my glasses. I must have a brain like a sieve!

A survey in 120 districts racked by insurgency, a third of Afghanistan's total, found little popular support for Mr Karzai.

As we hit bumps and potholes, my neck froze with tension, and my body was racked with spasms.

City's last victory over the Londoners had come 16 matches previously in March 1980 when they racked up a 5-1 success at St Andrew's.

PM "That really benefits customers a lot" -- particularly those who have racked up as many frequent flier miles as we have lately.

He racked his brains for ideas and finally got a good one.

Oil exporters have racked up cash surpluses as prices soared to historic highs.

FEW domestic firms are prospering in crisis-racked Spain, but Mercadona is.

And it seems that iPhone users love these apps - sometime last week, the store racked up its billionth download.

Millions of Spanish consumers have inadvertently racked up nearly 14 billion in debt, plus interest.

Great losses were racked up by the airlines during this period.

They racked up $43bn worth of deals globally in the second quarter, the highest level since the credit crunch began.

She travels so much that she's racked up over 500, 000 frequent flyer miles in the past 2 years.

In that moment, feeling Mother's back racked with emotion, I understood for the first time her vulnerability.

The wine was racked off and poured into a big bucket.

Still greater sales are racked up by putting the designer's name on the package.

My feet seemed positively racked with pain, yet I could not move them.

i racked my brains, but i still couldn't figure out who did that .

May: True. I have racked my brain to find a way to make her eat more. I cook her favorites, talk to her, yell at her, but nothing works.

We racked up a lot of debt, but we didn't create many jobs at all.

The juice is settled, then racked and inoculated with yeast.

But by the end of the first day, I'd only racked up2 a measly3 three thousand, five hundred steps.

That bright student racked up 10scholarships during his college years.

But all around are regions racked with organised crime.

Worn out and racked with pain Bruce finished the filming and took a well deserved rest but not for long.

Harvard has racked up some impressive wins early in the season.

The Wolf dad Wolf mama racked his brain training Wolf hunting.

We racked up a total of 19 gold medals last time, a phenomenal haul.

Bob racked his brains and tried hard to recall where he had left his book.

I racked my brains for words when asked an abrupt question.

The dog was already racked by the pains of old age.

You've racked up a total of 300 or more kcal burned.

On Thursday UBS said a rogue trader had racked up as much as $2 billion in losses.

We're racked with self doubt, constantly.

UBS announced earlier this month that a London-based trader had racked up $2. 3 billion in losses due to unauthorized trades.

I racked my brains about how to break the terrible news to him.

As a result, net interest income rose just 6 per cent, sharply below the growth racked up by some of its Asian competitors, such as HSBC.

This is within eighteen points of the all-time rocord of 394 racked up in the 1949-1950 season by Olinger High's Fred Anderson .

Further evidence of Toure's dependability lies in the 18 blocks and 22 interceptions he racked up.

He racked his brains but couldn't find words suitable for the idea.

Instead, the country last month racked up a $28. 7bn trade surplus, its biggest in 18 months.

The cricket star hit his first Test hundred at age 17 and racked up 15 more before he turned 25.

They have racked their brains on that problem. You should not press them anymore.

In the first six months of the year, the car racked up strong sales of 38, 669 units, an increase of 113% year-on-year.

He was racked with pain (by doubts).

I racked my brains to find the correct answer.

Puma was floated in 1986 but racked up losses for eight years.

even so, I was frequently racked with anguish.

The "Rock Band" franchise has racked up more than $US1 billion in sales since it launched in 2007, according to MTV Games.

I had racked my brain, but hadn't found the best way.

My son had racked up nearly 2, 000 incoming text messages, and had sent nearly as many.

He was racked with doubts.

The MacBook Air racked up three hours and 24 minutes in my test, and the X300 just three hours and five minutes.

I've racked up enough points that my next stay in San Francisco will be free.

His body was racked with pain.

When the CBS-ousted star signed up on March 1, he racked up almost one million followers in 24 hours.

Algeria, a big oil and natural-gas producer, has been racked in recent weeks by antiregime protests similar to those buffeting Egypt.

I racked my brains to find the answer.

They have racked their brain.

The second rule is that crisis-racked firms should redouble their focus on their customers.

He racked up his legs in the car accident.

The team has racked upten points to win the game.

He was racked by doubts.

He was racked with pain.

I have racked my brains think what surprises.

She owed $15, 000 in student loans and had racked up $4, 000 in credit card debt for books, groceries and other expenses.

In addition, he has racked up $22, 500 in fines associated with technical fouls this season.

Consumer tracking is the foundation of an online advertising economy that racked up $23 billion in ad spending last year.

Porsche originally racked up the debts while increasing its stake in VW to just over 50% last year.

A handful of companies racked up eye-popping losses as forex markets gyrated and commodity prices plummeted late last year.

His work has been translated into 12 languages and two books have racked up more than 2, 000 citations, according to Google Scholar.

I am so racked with guilt.

Raising the debt ceiling simply gives our country the ability to pay the bills Congress has already racked up.

I have racked my brain and time is running out!

I have racked my brain to find a way to make her eat more.

It simply gives our country the ability to pay the bills that Congress has already racked up.

75-year-old Ron Sveden from Massachusetts, who is racked with emphysema, went to the hospital after his health deteriorated.

Jim Oberstar, who had racked up 36 years in the House, the last four at the helm of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee;

As Christ's body racked with pain, that became the dislocation of the cross

you see her , racked up right there , see her

the coughing fits , which i had found heartrending whenever i heard her racked by them , had almost completely gone

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And renew his racked body behind the big door

Sth is racked with unimaginable poverty