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You act as if everyone were dying like flies, like the streets are impassable with corpses and that I'm reluctant to bury them.

Academia is not the only field to be plagued by plagiarism, nor the only one reluctant to face up to it.

Before that, many students were reluctant to deal with me with the thought that Chinese students were of lower capability.

many others have been reluctant to let their exchange rates rise enough to make up for the dollar's decline.

Though reluctant to respond to what was felt to be a wave of harmful sensationalism, the information was given.

Gathering himself quickly up, he stood more erect, like a man taken by surprise in a mood to which he was reluctant to have witnesses.

Frequent Ibama raids had made ranchers "reluctant" to illegally clear land on which to expand their herds, said the rancher.

If many companies are reluctant to leave, the local government is just as loath to lose the companies and their tax revenue.

Even if he did so, there is no guarantee he would be given the visa, and he is reluctant to blacken his name.

Girl shook her head, opened her how much better than the moon's bright eye worse, pink lips closed but has been reluctant to open.

But after repeating so many times on the question of human rights . I'm really very reluctant to talk about it any more today .

I'm still reluctant to call it inflation risk, but only because inflation statistics aren't what they used to be.

Are so reluctant to leave, left the affable teacher, left the lovely naughty students, to leave the shadow of their own childhood!

But weaker banks have been the most reluctant to come clean: public data on their holdings are a year out of date.

Consequently, he was reluctant to forthrightly blame the outgoing administration and went out of his way to avoid criticism and conflict.

Even let me die at this moment, there is nothing worthy for me to be reluctant to leave.

As a young woman with a broken heart, she was reluctant to confide in him, thinking he could not help. She was wrong.

French ships, however, were reluctant to call at New Orleans to pick up such cargo because its value did not match its bulk.

Sex education has always been a low priority in schools, and parents are often reluctant to talk about the still-taboo issue.

She took the pillow up, holding it as if reluctant to shake out the impress of his cheek, dropped it, and turned round.

He said the dorm, built 15 years ago, was structurally deficient, but he was reluctant to assign blame.

Even the banks themselves will remain reluctant to lend until they know how much capital they will need to sort out the mortgage mess.

But that will require the kind of diplomatic effort that this Administration has been reluctant to pursue.

The princess is reluctant to let it and live with myself, then throw it against the wall, it was turned into a prince.

The company is reluctant to discuss its earnings, but Russian Newsweek recently estimated revenues at $30 million a year.

Seeing hair fallen from a woman's head on the ground, people are reluctant to pick it up, in the name of keeping the commandments.

The professor was reluctant to stop grading the stack of papers on her desk, but she was really too tired to read on.

Amanda: That's not true! You're always reluctant to try something new. Give it a chance-you might enjoy it.

So far, I'm reluctant to put my savings goals up for everyone to see, but I'd like to hear your decisions.

And, airlines do not know when the economic crisis will be over, which also makes them reluctant to purchase.

Many of the US politicians most reluctant to act on climate change used to argue that there was no point doing so while China did little.

So when one monkey was handed a grape in exchange for her token, the second was reluctant to hand hers over for a mere piece of cucumber.

But she said that sex workers were now reluctant to use condoms for fear they would be used as evidence of prostitution.

He said he was reluctant to start a new company like Airtime until just recently.

Too often at this Carnegie appearance, though, he seemed in his own world, reluctant to enter into a real give-and-take with the orchestra.

Convenience store chains, wary of anti-smoking sentiment, have been reluctant to refer publicly to the windfall nature of their sales boost.

But after so many repetitions regarding this question of human rights, I am really very reluctant to talk about this any more today.

That makes them reluctant to mail the keys to the bank and walk away if the market weakens, although a few speculators do so anyway.

Not yield to the distance, carrying a very heavy shell, I saw you behind the door. You were reluctant to unload my burden.

The Bank of Japan has kept interest rates close to zero but remains otherwise oddly reluctant to take stronger action.

Many people may be reluctant to admit Sanmao of this sentence, but she did say the the existence of a real.

Expatriates working inside Chinese companies where the party maintains a strong presence are reluctant to talk about the subject openly.

Making those first positive moves are the hardest, as you will be reluctant to leave your old established ways behind.

Werder are reluctant to let him go, but the player, who started his career with Santos , is determined to leave.

"We caved in, reluctant to turn away business, " she said. "We're not looking forward to what Dec. 26 brings. "

Russia and China are also said to have been reluctant to see more debate of the report.

Sharon was reluctant to leave the children alone with the babysitter , but she had no other choice.

Progress on such a scheme is always likely to stall because euro-zone countries are reluctant to cede any control of their public finances.

Occasionally, one would stick to the glass, as if reluctant to tumble to its fate.

Most residents of the region in central Java province east of Jakarta are farmers, some of whom are reluctant to leave their land.

Experts had been reluctant to intervene as the bird appeared to be healthy.

I must say I was reluctant to leave Beijing because I had such a good time working on that project but it's really good to be back.

But he keeps looking back at the assistant, fascinated, as if reluctant to leave.

The government still retains a "golden share" in the privatised group and was reluctant to see parts of it sold to foreigners.

The desire to be well thought of makes people reluctant to say no to anyone regarding anything.

Temasek Holdings seems to be quite reluctant to interfere with in the political issue of the countries it invests into.

You say, tell me how to forget him? How I would like to forget, but also reluctant to think of how much.

This was all over news and I was reluctant to try it but it definitely has work well for me.

Sell men face looked reluctant to say that in the home even harder, earn less money, the children are not even miss a meal formula.

Despite saying it stands ready to produce more oil, Saudi Arabia has so far been reluctant to turn its stop cocks.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is reluctant to go down that path, partly for fear that it might be seen to be bowing to political pressure.

Let him have his own way. What's the point of forcing him to do what he is reluctant to?

Some say many Chinese are reluctant to donate their wealth for fear that the money will end up in a corrupt organization.

If you're not sure if it's a good idea or not, you are reluctant to try it out.

Mr Netanyahu is loth to lose any of his coalition partners and reluctant to open a rift within his own Likud.

At sunset, It is with gratitude for his ancient right to leave Hongcun really reluctant to part ah.

Fund managers now seem to be reluctant to hold any euro-zone government debt.

Authorities in different countries are reluctant to strengthen regulation as if the crisis never happened.

While I was reluctant to acquire another pair of shoes, they've enabled me to explore the gorgeous UK countryside with my husband.

The apple which he reluctant to eat even one bite turned to be dead wizened at last, but he still grasped it in hand, like a treasure.

However, other countries are very reluctant to see their currencies appreciate and are resisting the fall of the US dollar.

And the idea that Hispanics would be reluctant to vote for a black candidate, as suggested by one of Mrs Clinton's pollsters, is overblown.

they were just a bit reluctant to engage in things with only me.

Given his father's fate, it would be understandable if he were reluctant to submit himself to extradition.

As a result, investors have been reluctant to view Intel as a growth bet and continue to see the company as tied to the PC.

Otherwise, most donors will remain reluctant to give food aid to North Korea. And that would be a tragedy, on a truly massive scale.

People became so reluctant to hold paper money, which lost value by the hour, that eggs and lumps of coal began to circulate as currency.

Yet YangYueTing reluctant to FangPeiCheng said, the first word is putting from today onwards, to turn over a new leaf!

Neal is a little reluctant to walk across the large parking lot, but once he nears the exhibit, his eyes widen with excitement.

Do you worry that mothers might be reluctant to have their daughters play with such a stereotypical female model as Barbie?

To do so, they must first navigate a workplace that is often reluctant to give them time off for family reasons.

I heard you are very reluctant to leave the heart.

So far, the hunt for an HIV vaccine has met failure around the world, and experts are reluctant to hail new entries too quickly.

Some professors are reluctant to teach outside their comfort zone or to share their classrooms for team teaching with other faculty.

I am the time spent on such a hurry, we are reluctant to part of the afternoon to leave the homes for the elderly.

Embarrassed by her broken English, she was reluctant to ask for help.

With two children at home, Mike said he was reluctant to abandon the generous benefits he gets at the trade group where he currently works.

Yet governments are often reluctant to leave migration flows to the labour market.

Since I use the company's computers, some of the more private things often to view or modify other people make me very reluctant to do so!

The president has not ruled out a criminal inquiry, but has signalled he is reluctant to do so for political reasons.

Another may be that the possession of such a weapon is a status symbol, so owners are reluctant to use it.

The past, I inhaled the taste of his heart, choking, forced out of tears, but still reluctant to let go.

I had to be reluctant to get to the bank, put the remained carrots into the basket.

It the time to go back. We were fascinated by the scenery and reluctant to leave.

Chinese leaders are likely to be extremely reluctant to stump up money for Europe, for fear of a grassroots backlash from citizens.

In the interview Chang always reluctant to tell my company has just set up its own hand " or " 'll have to pay tuition fees, had done.

Against the worsening economic backdrop, European banks are finding it hard to borrow and are increasingly reluctant to lend to one another.

Some reports have also suggested that frontline health workers may be reluctant to be vaccinated as well.

But it does mean that the US will be very reluctant to undertake further "imperial" ventures around the world.

They are hoping for a turnaround in 2009, but considering the pain that has continued for more than a year, they are reluctant to bet on it.

Soviet officials were reluctant to seek much outside assistance whilestill trying to pretend that not much had happened.

Like other big exporters, Cisco has been reluctant to bring the money back to the U. S. , to be taxed at the 35 percent corporate rate.

In light of this, it should not seem surprising that Jesus' disciples were reluctant to believe that He had risen from the dead.

Reluctant to praise because too familiar with it. If i cant marry to a man, i am willing to marry a city.

He was reluctant to return to his dorm, he only wished the time could slow down, even stop at the moment.

Some people (both teens and adults) are reluctant to ask teens if they have been thinking about suicide or hurting themselves.

Much of the cost of this closer union will be borne by Germany, where the current government seems reluctant to take charge.

A lot of us would be reluctant to ask our parents for help because we don't know how stable their finances are.

We are reluctant to say that this delay is threatening the loss of our best customer.

I'm more reluctant to leave my family. Keith and I are very tight, and we're never separated.

Much of the world does not share this grim view, or at least seems reluctant to do much about the killing of 46 South Korean sailors.

That may not be a problem at the moment, when companies and consumers are so reluctant to borrow.

That year, we seemed to be so rich that we even bought a pack of cigarette which our fathers are reluctant to smoke.

I knew the President would be reluctant to do battle with the agencies responsible for implementing it .

they may be reluctant to cut prices to win orders or to invest in new capacity until they are sure the pound's fall will last.

c. Her mother was not reluctant to help others.

Recently brother always called him ' the miser ' said he was reluctant to use even a paper Cup, this is going on about?

Still, military planners may be reluctant to fully trust a weapon that has never been field-tested.

Many were burned before, and are reluctant to put their hands back in the fire.

But so far, policymakers have been reluctant to let currencies rise too fast.

When the economy recovers (and the recovery is likely to be fragile), the Fed will be very reluctant to increase short-term rates.

When all the fantasy, hoping to have become a hopeless end, I also gave a commitment to your stupid guarding reluctant to give up.

Order backlogs had been on a downward trend through 2009. And the company reports that customers are still reluctant to sign on for work.

It was embarrassingly thorough, and when he finished, he was resigned and reluctant to tell her.

He is reluctant to discuss his religious beliefs in a public forum. Cartoonist Tom Toles no doubt approves.

Up to a quarter of all women suffer from depression during pregnancy, and many are reluctant to take antidepressants.

He is reluctant to have slaves declared freemen but has no objection to their being declared contrabands.

The Gulf's ruling elites generally stayed in power and were reluctant to see the British leave.

Why are the remaining overseas Chinese reluctant to leave Lebanon?

It is not surprising that markets have been reluctant to finance some of these countries on sustainable terms.

They were usually reluctant to play with me, since they did not like my poor eyesight.

The weather here is so cold after the holiday, and I am reluctant to get out of bed, the warm heaven.

BP might be reluctant to countenance Mr. Vekselberg in the role of TNK-BP chief executive, even on an interim basis.

In other words, as a group the BASIC countries remain reluctant to sign up to legally binding commitments.

U. S. officials have said it is possible to conclude the pact next year, though they are reluctant to set a target date.

Eg. They would be very reluctant to postpone or cancel the meeting.

Now I stood on a small mound and was reluctant to go home. I did not want the candies leave me so easily.

Reluctant to see their work dispersed on the art market, Warburton's artists bought it themselves and developed a collection.

At the same time, the work force is starting to get a bit older, and more reluctant to spend so much time far from their homes and families.

They would be very reluctant to postpone or cancel the meeting.

American households remain saddled with debt, and businesses seem reluctant to invest at home in the face of a lacklustre consumer.

If you know your shortcomings and feel reluctant to change, then you will only vanish with time without any trace to be left behind.

Boys, in particular, appear reluctant to tell others that they are being abused by a woman.

Once I chatted with some overseas Chinese via the Internet, yet they were even reluctant to talk to me in Chinese.

No doubt that , most people are reluctant to work overnight without extra payment.

Due to the disorderly flow of international capital, emerging economies were reluctant to open capital account. 10 years later, U.

The Germans are reluctant to sign up to even bigger financial commitments to the rest of Europe.

Babies of two months old do not appear to be reluctant to enter the water.

Remember, people -- especially business-to-business customers -- can be reluctant to do business with a start-up.

The two men had feuded over the announcement, with Lord Browne reluctant to commit himself to a departure date.

Enterprises may also be reluctant to provide financial information and operational information relating to wage collective bargaining.

Despite people's criticism of commentary, they are often reluctant to see anything changed.

I've been a bit reluctant to answer those questions, because the list is different for everyone.

River knows, he will become backwater if reluctant to leave bank. So he sings all the way, pursue the sea.

If the company is reluctant to give you a list, do some research on your own (Google it).

Google and its peers will be reluctant to be so dependent on factors outside their control.

Wenger is reluctant to improve his bid and has admitted that, in his eyes, the agreement is dead unless Bordeaux change their stance.

I've always been reluctant to do so because while some are very good, none ever completely met my strict standards and expectations.

Temporarily guaranteeing bank debt aims to restore flows of credit between financial institutions reluctant to lend to one another.

After its runaway success in the 1960s, Jaguar proved reluctant to innovate in design or to improve its production methods.

If it is too large programmers may be reluctant to incur the compile-time cost of including it.

I believe, it was full of reluctance when you melting into the dust, because I was reluctant to see you leaving.

Question2: you know, many people are reluctant to request someone, especially a stranger to offer help. Can you understand what I mean?

It is undeniable that we share a great deal in common with pigs, though people have been reluctant to acknowledge the similarities.

"Many ethnic kids are very reluctant to join the Burmese army, " he said.

Many surgeons in America are reluctant to transplant kidneys that have been out of their original body for that long.

Reluctant to work there, she either wandered along the wards or stayed at home, saying she was ill.

With candid discussions of money a cultural taboo in Korea, many are reluctant to speak about the high cost of exchanging vows.

Chief financial officers will be very reluctant to mark up the assets based on simply a few trades.

At first Page and Brin, reluctant to leave the PhD program, tried to license the technology to existing web companies.

However, when surveys are used for data collection, users may be reluctant to provide accurate responses.

He is reluctant to make any comments on the matter.

There are plenty of DVD options from Netflix to Best Buy, although I'm often reluctant to purchase DVDs that I'm not sure if I'll enjoy.

Lizzie kept the ring carefully but she was reluctant to open it.

She wanted a pair of genuine alligator shoes in the worst way, but was very reluctant to pay the high prices the local vendors were asking.

Reluctant to call it spoken in the "Outer Mongolia" and should be called "Mongolian. "

She thinks the deliberate blankness between the line represent the thing that David is reluctant to tell her.

He seems to be reluctant to cooperate with us.

If I get the feeling that a person desperately wants something from me (not including one of my kids), I am more reluctant to give it up.

Despite rising prices, Saudi Arabia has so far been reluctant to turn its stop cocks.

Thinking gunmen would be reluctant to shoot women and journalists, he sent them in a convoy to register his candidacy.

I discovered that Remedene and Trimazipan sleeping tablets were both Narcotic based and I was a bit reluctant to take them together.

Having initially been reluctant to be seen exploiting this information, record companies are now making use of it (see article).

Chinese officials have been reluctant to acknowledge any difficulty brought about by changes to its visa policy.

Most hard-headed business people are no doubt reluctant to make these arguments.

Many friends are reluctant to call if they have only a vague invitation to do so.

The more timid of her two sons, Rajiv, Rahul's late father, was desperately reluctant to enter politics.

But it may also be that the government is reluctant to make decisions that are bad for business, especially without strong public support.

Although China has agreed to take steps to reduce global imbalances and its trade surplus, it is reluctant to let its currency rise.

But even those who have insurance or can pay out of pocket are often reluctant to go for regular eye exams.

He was reluctant to close the book, reading each item aloud and then looking eagerly at me.

Reticent by nature, he was always reluctant to talk about himself, but he welcomed the opportunity to talk about the making of literature.

And some enterprises Cover Plate be reluctant to sell out, not far from the bottom of the market.

however, thought of the high salary and good allowance, it was also felt reluctant to give up. I felt lost in mind.

Arsenal are keen to sign QPR wonderkid Raheem Sterling (above) - but Jay Simpson is reluctant to be part of a player-plus-cash deal.

94 until I met you, , I can feel my existence, , has been reluctant to leave you, although you say so firmly . . . . . . . . . . . .

I'm not in her confidence, ' returned I, reluctant to continue the subject.

These failures caused a crisis of confidence that made banks reluctant to lend money amongst themselves, or for that matter, to anyone.

At night, the brilliant light and breeze make people feel reluctant to leave.

We are all common people and has few urgencies to do. Still, we are reluctant to turn off the phone.

With him being so bad-tempered, I was reluctant to tell him about the car accident.

If the PA collapsed, Israel would be forced to take responsibility for the Palestinian territories, which it is reluctant to do.

Now a survey finds that many patients are reluctant to ask medical folks to lather up.

They justifiably worry they will not be able to pay their bills. Banks, with equal justification, are reluctant to lend to them.

Winter: Nevertheless I'm reluctant to go. It's not yet time for you to come. I'll sweep it clean and leave you nothing.

The gaffer believes his No. 20 is approaching top form and is reluctant to let him go during the crucial festive period.

Youths who had been reluctant to sign up for compulsory military service after the Cheonan sinking are now more eager.

That makes employees reluctant to move, even for a raise and a promotion, Mr. Shaw said.

The young people no longer want a relationship with strings attached and are very reluctant to take any family responsibilities!

I can not refuse to love you, and fall in the happiness. As the butterfly is reluctant to leave its flower, I am attached to you.

They were reluctant to commit themselves to any definite proposals.

China is also understandably reluctant to see the yuan value of its dollar holdings continue to fall.

He says ordinary Russians are reluctant to move, and notes their government has not taken concrete steps that would encourage them to do so.

Even China, long-reluctant to put serious pressure on its neighbour, supported the UN resolution.

With jobless numbers hovering at 9. 6 percent people who have jobs seem to be reluctant to take time off.

Diplomats said debate on the resolution had been contentious, with Russia and China reluctant to support military intervention.

They were reluctant to let advertising executives interfere with the new Explorer design, according to people involved in the debate.

that they just kept standing there, reluctant to leave.

The only real solution is for managers to close their funds to keep "hot money" out - something most are reluctant to do.

She says it's a lot of work to reunite the children with families and communities that may be reluctant to welcome them back.

The bad investments have made banks reluctant to lend money, and the lack of credit threatens to stall the U. S. economy.

The administration, however, is reluctant to anger a country on which its war effort in Afghanistan depends.

Young, vulnerable, and reluctant to stand up for myself, I was the perfect victim.

Many hoped he would try to convince Congress to separate skilled people from broader immigration issues, but he has been reluctant to do so.

Soul This cut bone in the Yellow River has been reluctant to go along with the way under the author, no instant to leave.

But the facts suggest that, well, men tend not to take care of themselves and are reluctant to own up to mental illness.

That feeds your self-confidence, and with more self-confidence, you become less reluctant to make difficult decisions.

But the BOJ decision this week could be a close call as some within the central bank are reluctant to cut already low rates further.

She was reluctant to imagine taking the next step of winning a grand slam, despite the best wishes of 1. 3 billion people.

Had passed the lunch hour for a long time, we had no alternative but to be reluctant to leave this ordinary but also unordinary small house.

Without clear indications of where future demand might come from, firms are reluctant to invest the money they've accumulated.

It was because defence chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic foresaw this that they were reluctant to intervene in the first place.

But Iran has objected to France being part of the deal and may also be reluctant to send its uranium abroad.

Police are often reluctant to confront cars with such official plates, although these turned out to be fake, according to some news reports.

Until they have made up their mind, I think airlines will be reluctant to commit to the 737, " he said. "

That feeds your self-confidence, and with more self-confidence, you be- come less reluctant to make difficult decisions.

But they would be reluctant to hold as much in the future; some, like China, are already diversifying their reserves.

The threat of jail is a strong deterrent to people reluctant to pay the tax , new figures suggest.

Initially, your family might be reluctant to jump aboard with frugality, but, in time, they may follow your lead, so don't give up.

Pulmonary, first so sad! Girl I want with you in together, generation after generation girl are reluctant to leave you! The girl more.

In fact, medical doctors are highly reluctant to judge their actions solely in terms of the objective comsequences of what they do.

I'm a bit reluctant to leave.

Lehmann held talks with BVB and admits to being flattered by their offer, but reports suggest his family were reluctant to leave London.

Many people in retirement after many years was also reluctant to leave their jobs because their boss is a very dedicated person.

As for the original Mayan prediction, I have my suspicions that it's bogus, but I'm reluctant to blow off the whole idea.

Many in the latter group are reluctant to think of themselves as hookers and are therefore lax about protecting themselves.

Only the heartache that alone a cry of atoms, trembling a always reluctant to put deplore the fairy tale.

At first, I was reluctant to this challenge. I was apprehensive and frightened. "What might think of me when. . . ? " I thought.

As in many parts of Asia, the country's family-owned conglomerates have traditionally been reluctant to cede control to outsiders.

America's car criminals are more suspicious of Japanese or European models and are reluctant to be seen in smaller cars.