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A man peeked out from a slight opening in the doorway to his apartment and rattled off an account of the killer's second attack.

But when he began to walk and move about, the stones in his stomach knocked against each other and rattled.

So the thought of having lost it and needing to replace it really rattled me. I hadn't realised how much I'd come to depend on it.

The Cannon halted rush-hour traffic as it rattled the windows of every car and skyscraper for blocks around.

Bangkok remains under a state of emergency and a string of bombings there and in the northern city of Chiang Mai have rattled the public.

This alarm bell, though, does not seem to have rattled private equity managers.

Viserion's claws scrabbled against the stones, and the huge chains rattled as he tried to make his way to her again.

At the last minute, rattled as he was, I could see him jumping off the train and scooting back to her.

Without saying a word, he took aim at the fireman, and, a second later, the helmet, smashed by a bullet, rattled noisily into the street.

As we rattled north-east, we couldn't have known we had lucked on to one of the last trains out of Vilnius before rail lines were cut off.

And the autopsy, which showed that his head had been rattled by all those blows over the years?

The horse's hoof rattling away is only a beautiful mistake that I have rattled away, even, I am the transient guest, I have never been here.

Bernanke said the debt crisis in Europe, which has rattled Wall Street, played a role in the Fed's "somewhat weaker outlook. "

He always let me drop the first coins into the empty jar. As they rattled around with a brief, happy jingle, we grinned at each other.

If a horse wins a race by a nose, it wins by a very small distance. Chirkpar rattled past him on the right to snatch the prize by a nose.

Stock investors are more easily rattled than Treasury holders, so the downgrade might be a bigger deal for the Dow.

All this clearly has the PAP a bit rattled, if Lee Kuan Yew's comments are anything to go by.

"Good-bye, Ida, " said the bridegroom's mother with a laugh; and the carriage rattled away at a good pace, in order to overtake the others.

But if anyone had expected HBS to be at all rattled by the current crisis, they would have been disappointed.

He rattled out of town and along the highway through a wonderfully rich stretch of country, the finest farms in the county.

She also rattled some oligarchs by reversing the dodgy privatisation of a vast steel factory and reselling it for six times as much.

Her coffee came in a clear glass that rattled against its saucer, condensed milk lumping at the bottom.

Google says its attrition rate has not changed in seven years, but it has clearly been rattled by some of the most recent departures.

Feliks rattled the handle and pushed the door with his shoulder. It would not move .

Down those wide endless streets the wind rattled between the rows of wooden houses.

At least two strong aftershocks have rattled the Peruvian region rocked by an 8. 0 earthquake Wednesday.

This allowed for the unexpected and made me much fresher and more interesting than if I simply rattled off a bunch of facts.

The phenomena have rattled seismologists for sometime, as the microquakes can often occur hours after the surface waves have past.

As the storm rattled around Stamford Bridge, some of the floodlights were affected and the pitch was close to unplayable in part.

The guards are pretty twitchy at the moment, sir. That General seems to have them all scared. The truth Is, he's even got me rattled.

It was the first suicide-bombing in Nigeria to target an international body. It has rattled foreign residents.

Some tiny inebriate, he like a baby last smiled and rattled on about the past, also stand up by waving his hands.

Down went her head on the little typewriter stand; and the keyboard rattled a dry accompaniment to her moist sobs.

An earthquake measuring 5. 4 on the Richter scale rattled West Sumatra province on Thursday but there was no immediate report of casualties.

Everybody got bored after Nancy rattled away for hours about her love affair with her boss.

Merely, the branch of a fir tree that touched my lattice, as the blast wailed by, and rattled its dry cones against the panes!

Ireland's spectacular bail-out of its banks, just months after they passed the stress tests, also rattled investors.

The fighting has rattled other members of ASEAN, and challenges one of its main purposes - to maintain stability and peace in the region.

"He never really gets rattled, " Posada said of Wang. "He just keeps coming. "

They may not be having as much fun as they did when "Jingle Bell Rock" rattled the walls, but technically they are not being harmed, either.

China is rattled by the emergence of India as a global economic player and a regional military power.

Like everyone else I was dazed and badly rattled. However, I was comforted to know that the White Tara had not been taken by these men.

Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. is making a big bet to expand in Asia, but the cost of that effort rattled investors Wednesday.

But their ability to keep up their strike for nearly two weeks seems to have rattled the government.

Europe's fumbling of its sovereign-debt crisis rattled investors and business executives around the world.

Even Steve Jobs seems rattled; last October, he dropped in on an investors' phone call to deliver a rant on what he sees as Android's flaws.

Friday's hack has quite a few eBay members rattled, judging by a long discussion forum thread about the incident.

Across the board, Iraq's leaders are right to be rattled.

He really wanted to stuff his ears with cotton-wool when his mother rattled on.

The Answer is going to match up against none other than Kobe Bryant comes Sunday. Apparently, he's not rattled by that thought either.

A small, two-seaterairplane flew close to her house, so close that the windows rattled and her dog, Tippy, barked.

But the global economy, although rattled by the high price of energy, is still chugging along.

The message rattled me, and yet it also fitted neatly into my dark liberal fantasies about Vimal's poverty.

But nerves have been rattled at the company's headquarters in Silicon Valley, where bosses are mulling over how to respond.

The episode has rattled foreigners who had been looking forward to investing in a less repressive political atmosphere.

That delicate challenge for Ms. Park was highlighted by signs that investor confidence in South Korea had been rattled by recent events.

Nika, a bit rattled, says that it's better for business if she says she's not married.

The lion pride was outside. They all stood still and faced the building, which rattled during the quake. All settled down within minutes.

He had his exec double-check with Jean to make sure the sick bay would be ready for casualties, and got back an answer that rattled him.

He rattled on about safety at his plants: an important subject, but hardly what one would expect to be his main preoccupation.

If he was rattled by any of them, he didn't let it show -- not in his activities and not in his policies.

The sound of gunfire rattled across the fields from the direction of Aughton.

She sat down to the piano and rattled off a popular tune.

All that changed in 1998, when India and Pakistan rattled the world with dueling nuclear tests.

The children rattled away merrily.

A heavy shower rustled and rattled and veiled in the little house wherein he sat, indifferent, thinking.

The freezer's cooling mechanism rattled, then fell silent, and she realised that she hadn't been aware of the noise it was making.

Yet nerves were rattled this year when a dispute between Russia and Ukraine cut off the gas to the EU.

The old woman rattled on about this and that.

A jolting, shaking motion rattled in his chest as he climbed the stairs.

Something at the corners of the roof emitted streams of bluish-grey smoke, and whatever he was carrying inside rattled calls to the curious.

The technology industry is being rattled by a quiet and sophisticated malicious software program that has infiltrated factory computers.

"We would have preferred the auction to go ahead, " says one senior Italian banker, who frets that postponement has rattled nerves.

Cisco rattled the server market last month by announcing plans to offer a blade server as part of its Unified Computing System.

Another pebble rattled down the cistern, following a hundred of its fellows into oblivion.

It looked like it was pretty rattled but in good shape, so we got some big leaves and scooped the little sucker up.

She nearly stepped on my feet, which rattled me a little.

In a bid to fight back the onslaught, residents burned bonfires of tires and trash, while others rattled tin boxes filled with stones.

I watched him perform a couple scenes and was not just impressed, but kind of rattled by how well he brings off Tyler.

Protests by Jewish groups and the German government rattled the Vatican and imperilled a papal trip to Israel.

According to conventional earthquake wisdom, after shocks represent the ground's "relaxing" after the main temblor has rattled the land.

A strong aftershock rattled northeastern Japan on Monday.

The other one hit the table angrily until the dishes rattled on it. "Anyone can do it, even the owner of this hotel. " He shouted.

Stocks worldwide have been rattled in recent days as investors fear Ireland will become the latest European country to need a bailout.

But it's the name Amazon's chosen (the Amazon Appstore) that's got Apple rattled.

The child rattled off the poem he had learnt.

Whether Mr. Toyoda's performance won over rattled consumers won't be clear for weeks or months. But he did earn some respect from lawmakers.

As bellicose rival politicians rattled their kris in a recent fishing row with Malaysia, he was statesmanlike and calm.

The wind rattled the windows .

A stormy wind rattled the scrap-iron in the ruins, whistling and howling through the charred cavities of the windows.

A stormy wind rattled the scrap-iron in the ruins, whistling and howling through the charred cavities of the windows.

The professor rattled off a list of books that would be useful in studying the topic.

The shutter rattled in the wind .

The expansion has rattled nerves on both sides, but some maintain that the fear of the other closing in is unfounded .

But the very nastiness of those adversaries means that they don't get rattled by low favorability ratings.

Despite the rattled markets, the world economy is still relatively strong. Just don't bet your house on it.

Most recently, a change in leadership in the former British colony of Zambia has rattled China's resource investment ambitions.

Thus jerked about in first one direction and then another, Israel should expect to feel quite rattled.

As the troop train rattled on, a dim thought would penetrate my cortex: "What they look like to me, I look like to them. "

The news, coming after an incident involving an engine on Rolls-Royce's test bench, rattled investors and air passengers.

Spray from the high wavessplattered the walls of the hut and a fierce wind rattled the filthy windows.

The cow ambled to the other side of the road whereupon the taxi, blowing its horn happily, rattled away.

Confidence has also been rattled by plans to pass a bill letting unions organise without a secret ballot.

While a little sugar might soothe rattled nerves, too much sugar could leave you feeling blue.

Remember the horror when your cotton-mix body rattled up, like a clattering window blind?

The magnitude 5. 8 earthquake that rattled the East Coast of the United States in August caught everyone - even geologists - by surprise.

Deutsche Bank AG and Banco Santander SA led financial shares lower as German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government rattled investors.

Small cars rattled through the streets like hooded motor scooters pieced together in basement workshops.

Early Sunday, a moderate aftershock rattled areas, while fears of flash flooding and landslides hindered rescue efforts.

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

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

as they rattled around with a brief. happy jingle , we grinned at each other.

But the government has seemed sufficiently rattled by the disruptive power of microblogging to consider taking drastic measures.

dry facts; rattled off the facts in a dry mechanical manner.

The story has rattled the French, knocking their faith in the competence of the public-health authorities.

The posture of kneeling is always rattled me.

Moments after Athar first heard the helicopter, the force of a loud explosion rattled him.

But the central bank's moves and its bleak assessment of the economy rattled stocks.

Yesterday was dark and dreary, pierced with giant streaks of lightning, which generated thunder that rattled the windows.

At our first dinner I sighed with relief when he rattled off names of barbecue places he liked.

Recent tensions between Beijing and Tokyo offer another stark example of how China's growing assertiveness has rattled the region.

he rattled on about his job , not noticing how bored she was.

The benign borrowing conditions of recent years have been punctuated by a series of events that has rattled, but not derailed, markets.

Germany has been rattled by probes that showed people hid assets in accounts in Switzerland and Liechtenstein to avoid paying taxes.

A stand of aspens, green coins for leaves, rattled softly in the beginnings of an evening breeze.

She rattled on unaware of her listeners.

Rattled, they adjust their behaviour, which in turn increases spreads, thereby precipitating a new crisis.

The rattled markets are a reminder that sooner or later growth will slow or inflation will rise.

Rattled, they use more filler words, causing more bell ringing and glass tapping, causing still more filler words.

Cap will automatically latch on the clamp bracket, issued in place of the slightly rattled.

Cap will automatically latch on the clamp bracket, issued in place of the slightly rattled.

rattled off the facts in a dry mechanical tone.

His body rattled like a dry stick in his empty shell.

"There was a loud rumble and my windows in my apartment rattled for 5 to 10 seconds, " he recalled.

Industry participants gave further testimony to the rattled nerves in the industry.

Australians were also well ahead of the pack in being rattled by China's state-owned industry.

It was not just the price rises that rattled food importers.

One INSEAD insider says that the school is "rattled" by the latest rankings and by all the new competition.

My nerves were a little rattled because it was a long earthquake. It lasted almost 2 minutes.

The child rattled away merrily.

The child rattled away merrily.

How you don't seem rattled at all by our current accommodations .

Last week Greece had to postpone a planned offering of bonds, which rattled markets.

A series of minor earthquakes rattled a rural area along the California-Nevada border.

She rattled the poker up the chimney and tapped the walls.

He quit school in the fifth grade and rattled around the country as a house painter and a dishwasher.

Iraqis have been rattled by the renewed violence.

Catherine was angry and rattled, close to tears.

The speaker rattled through his speech, failing to keep the interest of the crowd.

They were flat in the first half, a shot by Rooney that rattled the bar their best opportunity.

They were flat in the first half, a shot by Rooney that rattled the bar their best opportunity.

She was badly rattled by her failure in the exam.

This missile test has rattled the Japanese. They've sought what they call a clear explanation from Beijing.

They have rattled up two victories over Sparta Prague and edged out then leaders Manchester City at Emirates Stadium.

As the market for risky subprime home loans deteriorated during 2007, some traders were rattled.

A bitter storm of sleet, dense and ice-cold, swept the wet streets, and rattled on the trembling windows.

The window rattled in the wind.

The chaos left both countries rattled and spurred a debate about sports and nationalism.

Carly Zalenski's eyes filled with tears as the dusty bus rattled down a dirt road in southern Vietnam.

His plan to force banks to offer a loan moratorium to small firms has irked Hirohisa Fujii, the finance minister, and rattled markets.

His plan to force banks to offer a loan moratorium to small firms has irked Hirohisa Fujii, the finance minister, and rattled markets.

He rattled at the door.

I couldn't help but laugh as I rattled off the four missing items.

Italy witnessed a 6. 3 magnitude earthquake in 2009 which rattled the central Italian city of L'Aquila killing up to 300 people.

Dubai's debt woes and broad concerns about risk exposure rattled Asian markets last week.

Financial markets have been rattled by concerns the government might further tighten access to credit.

Another person was killed when a 5. 3-magnitude quake rattled West Sulawesi province, the Antara news agency reported.

his body rattled with pins and plates, and it seemed preposterous that he should have died in his bed, of pulmonary fibrosis.

Although Goldman loses and (more likely) makes money all the time, people were rattled.

It has rattled foreign residents.

It has rattled foreign residents.

But things went wrong in the powerful shake-up that rattled northeastern Japan.

she rattled on cheerfully about the shooting and the scarcity of birds , and the prospects for duck in the winter.

He rattled away, and attacked this person and that.

As the rider rattled down the hill again and through the street, the village was illuminating.

The old bus rattled along over the stony road .

It rattled persistently on the galvanized roofs until you thought you would go mad with the noise.

New Zealand's been rattled by a series of earthquakes since last September.

A series of strong aftershocks have rattled New Zealand's quake-devastated city of Christchurch, injuring scores of people.

More than 100 aftershocks measuring magnitude-5 or larger rattled Chile throughout the day.

A series of strong aftershocks have rattled New Zealand's quake-devastated city of Christchurch, injuring scores of people.

More than 100 aftershocks measuring magnitude-5 or larger rattled Chile throughout the day.

It is good that I am too sophisticated to be rattled by your inane comments.

An earthquake that measures 6. 4 on the Richter scale rattled southeast Pakistan. At least 170 people are dead and 15, 000 are homeless.

The use of the internet to mobilise people to visit Mr Chen has rattled officials far beyond Shandong province.

The spectre of inflation has rattled investors.

Malaysia's government was clearly rattled.

People were screaming. Gunfire rattled on.

And Jo shook the blue army sock till the needles rattled like castanets, and her ball bounded across the room.

The old car rattled over the stony road.

The old car rattled over the stony road.

The speaker has rattled through his written speech.

I hated the cold spot in the bed and the empty hangers that rattled in the closet.

The car industry, at any rate, seems rattled by the ruling.

Big business was rattled by Europe's sovereign-debt crisis.

The market later rebounded, to close down by 348 points, but investors remain rattled.

Jobs rattled off all the things he hated about the old Mac interface, which was just about everything.

He remembered having rattled in earlier days.

In the first-half alone, a U. S. player hit a goal-post, and on another occasion, Wambach rattled the crossbar.

The old cart rattled along the street.

The old cart rattled along the street.

The two old men sat there and rattled away at one another.

A train rattled along the track.

Recently he has rattled other pillars of the post-cold-war order.

But the California precedent still has me rattled.

The rattled bugs temporarily altered the CO2- concentration in the module's air.

The factory gate inflation figures rattled investors, helping to send the Shanghai stock market 5. 2 per cent lower.

The beggar rattled the coins in his tin.

This missile test has rattled the Japanese.

He rattled through the list of names.

He rattled through the list of names.

Only dark room and rattled heart-throb leaves, which is narrating the pain form your deep soul.

The shields and swords that hung on the walls rattled against each other.

and Caderousse rattled his glass upon the table.

The CBO's estimates attacked the core of Mr Obama's case and they especially rattled moderate Democrats.

I told her that Mr. Robert had rattled and jested.

I rattled through the list of the students' names.

The use of the internet to mobilise people to visit Mr Chen has rattled officials far beyond Shandongprovince.

She rattled on, just talking for talking's sake.

The hailstones rattled on the tin roof.

The hailstones rattled on the tin roof.

Lehman's stock has been rattled by persistent rumors about what the firm's next move will be.

Another 6. 4 quake this morning rattled the tiny Pacific island nation of Vanuatu, but no injuries have been reported.

A wagonload of ladies rattled past us.

AlsoFriday, a 5. 6-magnitude earthquake rattled western Guatemala, knocking out power in several cities.

I jumped on my old bike and rattled home.

rattled off a list of complains.

All the while, the man sat patiently as Joe rattled instructions.

The rain rattled on the roof all night, which kept me awake.

The rain rattled on the roof all night, which kept us awake.

The rain rattled on the roof all night, which kept us awake.

A magnitude 5. 4 earthquake rattled the Los Angeles area just before noon local time .

But the threat that has the industry and some readers the most rattled is the growth of e-books.

A magnitude 4. 2 earthquake has rattled portions of central Indiana.

In Mae Sai, an aftershock rattled local residents at 5: 37 on Saturday morning.

She rattled some coins in the box.

He rattled away in French.

The hail rattled on the roof.

North Korea's shelling of a South Korean island along a disputed maritime boundary last year rattled world markets.

How many times had his refractory thoughts rattled convulsively in his throat, under the evidence of duty!

How many times had his refractory thoughts rattled convulsively in his throat, under the evidence of duty!

Europe rattled its begging bowl, and the Chinese walked on by.

These pandas are on the move in China after the devastating earthquake that rattled the country.

Incidentally, the world record belongs to Chao Lu, a Chinese chemistry student, who rattled off 67, 890 digits over 24 hours in 2005.

The 28-year-old has rattled up 28 goals in 35 games in all competitions during 2011 and, as captain, is leading his team in every sense.

Two aftershocks of yesterday's quake rattled northeastern Japan between 10: 20 and 10: 40 pm, measuring 4. 8 and 6. 0 in magnitude.

he rattled away about things i had no interest in at all he droned on about subjects i was not the least bit interested in

a few small nondescript stars were appearing elsewhere . iii the distance a dog barked , and wheels occasionally rattled along the dry road

Powell rattled off a list of things that medical Web sites are great for: helping consumers decide when they need to see a doctor;

In Japan, a fourth-quarter economic contraction of 3. 3 percent rattled the markets.