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But the U. S. 's hesitant initial embrace of the revolt could reverberate as a democratic wave surges across the Arab world.

The fall-out from the attack continued to reverberate around the region.

The cupboard seemed to groan and reverberate, as if shaken by lightning and thunder.

The cup- board seemed to groan and reverberate, as if shaken by lightning and thunder.

He ended up facing the worst downturn since the Great Depression and changing central banking in ways that will reverberate for decades.

As sonic booms continued to reverberate in the protesters' ears, the pro-military chants ceased entirely.

The only child until now, sitting quietly, listening to a different voice teachers in the classroom familiar to reverberate.

Belief systems are thoughts that reverberate back in the haze of distortion and then are perceived to be truth.

They're the MIT Sloan faculty, and their innovations will reverberate through boardrooms and living rooms and classrooms around the globe.

Ms Roy strives not to speak for Palestinians, but to let their voices reverberate.

The restaurant manager's words reverberate in my mind to this day like a gunshot. I'd been hit in the chest and was stunned.

The killing continued to reverberate in Congress.

In any event Ms Rousseff has started an important debate, which should reverberate over the next six months.

Its outcome will reverberate around the Middle East and will affect international politics for decades.

A disorderly default by a member of euro area could cause a shock that would reverberate through the global economy.

He is a great team player and his vibes reverberate throughout the whole dressing room. He already proved it with Italy.

"The financial shock waves in the United States and Europe will reverberate in the global economy, " he added.

Fluctuations in the price of wheat on the Chicago Grain Exchange reverberate to the remotest part of the globe.

California's top court may not change the outcome of the presidential race, but its ruling will reverberate well beyond November.

The region's crisis is likely to reverberate around the globe.

All have been exposed as groundless fears, yet anti-vaccine feeling continues to reverberate on the the internet.

S. Civil War. The shots fired in 1836 reverberate across the southwestern United States today.

The winds shall do battle together with a blast of ill-omen, making their din reverberate from one constellation to another.

Cutbacks will continue to reverberate across the economy.

The aftermath of the "Volker Plan" will reverberate around markets this week keeping a lid on equity sentiment.

You're nothing! ' he bellowed, with such force the concrete walls seemed to reverberate.

Everything is designed to reflect, absorb or reverberate sunlight depending on daylight hours.

But if either country comes off track and needs more money, the consequences could reverberate broadly.

Rarely do 11-year-olds make political statements that reverberate around the world.

I prefer to let things reverberate with their own ironies and implications.

But echoes of the trial would reverberate in American literature.

As for whaling around Japan, vestigial echoes reverberate.

But always pity brought me back to earth. Echoes of cries of pain reverberate in my heart.

Any disruption to China's cooking-oil industry would reverberate widely.

But always it brought me back to earth. Echoes of cries of pain reverberate in my heart.

Will every choice they make reverberate down through time? And do Irish Wolfhounds carry the soul of the ancient celts?

Although the WMAP mission is set to end in the fall of 2010, its results will reverberate for years to come.

The white walls of the house coldly reverberate the lunar radiance.

Apparent, I do not need to spend time to introduce Steve, his name reverberate like thunder.

frustrated lonely when the ears reverberate kept trained on warm words.

On August 30th Saarland may set off a man-made quake that could reverberate even farther.

Echoes of cries of pain reverberate my heart.

mercy Echoes of cries of pain reverberate in my heart.

Echoes of cries of pain reverberate in my heart.

Echoes of cries of pain reverberate in my heat.

Beijing's rare-earth policies reverberate globally even when they are designed to address domestic issues such as pollution.

But he should be worried -- and sophisticated politician that he is, he will worry -- about how the Nobel will reverberate at home.

Visiting places like Ryoanji in Japan, he says, inspires questions that reverberate long after you leave.

To resound with or as if with an echo; reverberate:

The Mission of Philosophy Is to See About the Contemporary Era and Reverberate the Reality

The failure to reform Europe's carbon market will reverberate round the world

The new love pallets creates instruments that reverberate in sounds of love;

Higher Pay Will Reverberate Throughout Economy