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The tragedy was that women were saddled with them and, for the most part, accepted this state of affairs.

He felt saddled to the wrong wife: "Even closing my eyes and pretending she was a horse didn't work after a while. "

Then Irish banks, saddled by poor property loans, began to sink, and the state stepped in with bailouts that total up to 50 billion.

And he said to his sons, "Saddle the donkey for me. " So they saddled the donkey for him and he mounted it.

The last source is drying up a bit, as banks are saddled with high exposure to the sector already and are trying to decrease it.

And Balaam rose up in the morning, and saddled his ass, and went with the princes of Moab.

Mission accomplished, we saddled up and plodded back to camp on the sturdy, steady horses we had picked up in June Lake.

She saddled the donkey and said to her servant, 'Lead on; don't slow down for me unless I tell you. '

He wants me to be saddled with the awareness of what had just happened and my helplessness at preventing it.

She has been saddled over the years with various nicknames, many turning on some form of the word 'cold. '

The other five failed banks are from Spain, where the bursting of a real-estate bubble has saddled lenders with swelling piles of bad loans.

Yet being saddled with nasty neighbours and demanding partners is not the only reason for Egypt's relative decline.

After forming following the merger of four institutions, the bank was saddled with numerous redundant systems.

well, you can hardly blame the boy for resenting him a bit, saddled with that for life.

Most of them missed out on the mainframe era, which has left many rich-world banks saddled with ageing and inflexible computer systems.

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

Hawking are known as "the king of the universe" , wisdom is unmatched, and unfortunately, he was saddled with disease.

In the past, mobile developers were saddled with arcane toolkits and closed, proprietary OSes, but Android is all about openness.

She knew she was luckier than some of the other teachers in the Edgecomb program, who were saddled with large classes and short periods.

This has saddled her with half a million dollars in legal bills and made her job impossible.

What he found was a diminished company, saddled with mediocre products and reputedly only months from bankruptcy.

She saddled (up) the horse for her friend.

People saddled with mortgages worth more than their homes are less able to move in pursuit of new jobs.

My horse was saddled up and ready to start.

Leaving a note saying she was going camping, she saddled her horse, and rode northward up the narrow trail toward Never-Summer Mountain.

But as it grew more complex, Unix (and its many Unix-like cousins) became increasingly saddled by licensing fees.

And he said to his sons, "Saddle the donkey for me. " And they saddled it.

Viewers followed the saddled, but rider-less horse in Kennedy's funeral procession from the White House to the Capitol.

PC makers might also be saddled with perceptions of being stodgy and less than cool.

However, some analysts say the sector might be saddled with oversupply later this year if display manufacturers make too many of them.

Investors who want to bet on solar power or electric cars do not want to be saddled with rice cookers or restaurants.

Thailand's malls, bus air conditioning temperature all adjust very low, had better saddled one thin coat and put aside for a rainy day.

And even if you shun the temptation of borrowing to indulge yourself , you are still saddled with your portion of the national debt .

They were in danger of being saddled with more responsibility than power . . .

Republicans say its tax cuts are insufficient, and that the economy will be saddled with debt for years to come.

The expansion saddled the auto maker with a massive inventory at the onset of the 2008 financial crisis.

They complain that an expensive degree saddled with loans no longer guarantees a good salary or even employment.

Saddled with almost $40bn of debt, it turned to its largest shareholder, Chinalco, for a $19. 5bn cash injection.

An enclosure at a racetrack where the horses are assembled , saddled, and paraded before each race .

Ma Lida gave Wen Xiang the larger donkey. The donkey had already been saddled . A bell was tied to the donkey's neck.

This was much more efficient than the command economy that the Soviets were saddled with for seven decades.

Early the next morning Abraham got up and saddled his donkey.

But in Europe, incomes and growth are also lower, and many countries are saddled with unsustainable budgets.

The boss saddled her with all the most difficult customers.

The town is saddled with a large debt, by reason of having built costly Bridges and schoolhouses.

An economy already saddled with overcapacity will have to deal with even more.

The big four banks, saddled with non-performing loans that state enterprise had declined to service, were recapitalised.

He argues that melding the two at Eni has saddled the oil division with heavy debts more befitting a utility and befuddled investors.

A much less exotic technology, in vitro fertilization (IVF), has already saddled many families with enduring birth defects.

'The country is best served by a strong focused central bank, not one that is saddled with too many diverse missions, ' Mr. Dodd said.

The deal saddled Liverpool with a huge debt load that has strained the team's finances.

'People are saddled with stuff they don't need, ' says Debbie Then, a New York psychologist who studies the beauty and luxury industries.

To maximize income, some investors will even seek out companies that frequently raise their dividends and are not saddled with debt.

That, in turn, leaves more homeowners deeper in negative equity, saddled with mortgages that vastly exceed the value of their homes.

Now they find themselves saddled with staggering debts and an international bail-out.

Last week Washington Mutual, a thrift saddled with rotten mortgages, became the largest-ever American lender to fail.

That's what's happening in southern Florida as condo developers saddled with excess inventory try their hands in the rental market.

Since households were effectively saddled with servicing the debt, their share of GDP dropped steadily.

It was often his fate to be saddled with bad numbers.

Be careful that you aren't saddled with the responsibilities of others.

This horse was saddled for the child.

First we're all saddled with a nine digit social security number.

It saddled Rio with huge debts, and dragged it into a $15. 2bn rescue rights issue.

Wagons were being loaded, men were shouting, horses were being harnessed and saddled and led from the stables.

He saddled up and started to ride out of town.

He's now making almost as much money as I am and wasn't saddled with the college debt, either.

I live nearby and am saddled with daily calls, bills, doctors' appointments, everything.

Our riders each saddled a horse yesterday morning and each had one or two horses to lead.

In Spain the problem isn't the current debt load but where it's heading: Spain is saddled with a huge, 9. 2% budget deficit.

German reunification in 1990 saddled the country with East Germany's low-grade brown coal plants, the dirtiest in Europe.

He has saddled Greg Combet, a minister and former union leader, with the task of talking the coal industry into accepting it.

Since then, I have written several more gratitude letters, and my wife and I both summon our "training" when we feel saddled by life.

Mara didn't want to be saddled with commitment to Skywalker's new Jedi order, so she refused his invitation to train.

CEA could clearly use a strategic investor: it is saddled with debt, losing money and runs an inferior service.

A single horse, Comanche, survived and for many years thereafter appeared in 7th Cavalry parades, saddled but riderless.

Kurtz was arrested and saddled with mail-fraud charges that took him four years to clear.

That is, the colts are often started in a group in the round pen. . . many are saddled within the first day and in some cases even ridden .

an enclosure where racehorses are saddled and paraded before a race.

After the opposite trend emerged this summer, Citic Pacific found itself saddled with losses of US$1. 88bn at current mark-to-market prices.

The Horse agreed to the conditions, and the Hunter soon saddled and bridled him.

And he spake to his sons, saying, Saddle me the ass. And they saddled him.

B: Not very good. I hear that he is saddled with debts of his company.

And it is saddled with unfunded pensions from the pre-reform era, when industrial workers enjoyed a cradle-to-grave security system.

That lending saddled many local governments with debts they are struggling to repay.

I can't be saddled with any more responsibilities.

Greece and Ireland are saddled with debts that are almost certainly unpayable.

For recent graduates who are saddled with debt and struggling to buy a home, the last thing they would cae about is pension planning.

Boards saddled with problem NEDs will find it hard to get rid of them.

These students now face the prospect of returning to low-paying jobs in their home countries, saddled with $150, 000 in debt.

So although Lee is saddled with the debt, her bank balance is healthy.

Future generations of Chinese workers will be smaller and will be saddled with the care of ever more elderly relatives.

Senate Republicans in particular have balked at spending more when the government is already saddled with record high budget deficits.

They have younger demographics, an emerging middle class and consumers who are not saddled with debt.

No man was ever endowed with a right without being at the same time saddled with a responsibility.

Your doors are open. Your horse stands saddled at the gate.

First, Greece is saddled with the euro , which is run by a distant central bank.

Learn how to make such decisions now, and you won't be saddled with future situations that create depression.

I've been saddled with organizing the conference.

He saddled the horse and rode off with all speed.

The busted project saddled the government with big interest payments for years to come.

The busted project saddled the government with big interest payments for years to come.

He saddled a horse and rode off towards the city of York.

A saddled horse stands in the tiny town of Mentone, Texas.

Your horse stands saddled at the gate.

GordonBrown has saddled the country with dangerous levels of debt and analarming budget deficit.

He saddled his parents with heavy debts.

How many Americans are saddled with mortgages they cannot afford on houses that are losing value?

He saddled his parents with debts.

But he saddled his horse, and rode off.

He saddled up and rode away.

He saddled up and rode away.

The way Shen sees it, the Chinese may be a big help to Americans saddled with mortgages they cannot pay.

The house-price collapse has saddled millions with houses they cannot sell because of negative equity.

Because of their appearance, both Buchinger and Ms. Boyle were saddled with low expectations.

He saddled up his horse and rode away.

I got saddled with taking the children to school again!

I've been saddled with the job of leading the club.

Saddled with huge rings in full view of life but also in maintaining the normal state of mind is very hard.

But all three of them are saddled with debts they can't possibly repay.

when private-equity-owned companies default on debts, leaving insurers and pension funds saddled with the losses;

when private-equity-owned companies default on debts, leaving insurers and pension funds saddled with the losses;

From "Saddled with Debt-Deflation" Theory to Finance Unsteady Hypothesis

be saddled with They were saddled with heavy expenses

China and India, however, are each saddled with TWO mascots

World Governments, Saddled by Debt

saddled and bridled so gallant rode he

Saddled up the moon so we could ride

We saddled up if you can ride light