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All day long, rumors abounded in the city that the Gadhafi family had been cornered.

Since then, rumors about the nature of his wounds have abounded, and some Arab news reports said he had pieces of wood embedded in his body.

He was all the more firmly set on this severity, since M. sur M. , being a garrison town, opportunities for corruption abounded.

Man-made stone mesa is usually used to ambry, it is colour is abounded, can match the ambry of style.

When he abruptly postponed a planned French leg of his current summer tour, rumours about his health abounded.

Of course, the city was not always a happy mosaic of the world, and ethnic tensions abounded, as did crime and poverty.

Time and again in recent years, predictions have abounded that the Japanese economy was about to be brought to its knees.

In recent years speculation has abounded that Albert Einstein must have had Asperger syndrome.

Theories have abounded over the years -- avalanche, alien interaction and military testing to name a few.

For if the truth of God hath more abounded through my lie unto his glory; why yet am I also judged as a sinner?

Whatever the truth, speculation abounded, with the ghosts of other fallen leaders never far away.

Global talent directors were appointed, talent programmes developed, talent consultants abounded - an entire industry created.

I used to live in an area where criminals abounded and where the legal system seemed powerless.

Birthday blow-outs, song dedications like "Elizabeth, I Love You, " and even marriage rumors abounded.

Tales abounded of torture, lengthy jail terms without a fair trial, executions and disappearances.

Moreover the law entered, that the offence might abound. But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.

The curve smallpox modelling of soft beauty is free in sky extend, curve and linear harmonious collocation abounded interior design element.

Stories abounded about large sums being siphoned off by contractors during the construction phase.

Face the colour that individualizes so and display, flat life also can be abounded and powerful rise.

Zion, the faithful city, has become a harlot! She who abounded in justice, in whom righteousness lodged, has become a hideout of murderers!

The "drawing-rooms" particularly abounded in remarks of this nature.

Fields of golden corn thrived and a wealth of animals abounded.

But if the truthfulness of God has abounded in my lie unto His glory , why still am I also being judged as a sinner ?

" Roman artifacts, which the host insisted were real, abounded, including a " lion's head from which water pours into the pool.

The room abounded with screaming children; The garden bristled with toddlers.

Stories of violent dealers being sentenced to treatment abounded, and the drug courts in Minneapolis and Denver withered.

For 2011, sneers about a "camper-van cup" (three cruise ships will provide much-needed extra accommodation) have abounded.

And because iniquity hath abounded, the charity of many shall grow cold.

much more the grace of God, and the gift, by the grace of one man, Jesus Christ, hath abounded unto many.

Caveolae are found in most cells, especially, mostly abounded in adipocytes.

First-time buyers abounded, and many others clamored to refinance their existing mortgages.

The air was fresh, and wild flowers abounded.

The whole country about them abounded in beautiful walks.

Alcohol and prostitutes abounded at the event, attended by 150-plus Saudis.

From Apple's iPad to cloud computing, hot investment themes abounded in tech in 2010.

FEARS of a "jobless recovery" in the West have abounded ever since the world economy returned from the abyss last year.

This abounded the life interest of cook and have dinner already, maintained again both successional , save intermediate link.

Hurdles to gold abounded.

On one side of town, antelope abounded by fours and fives in the hills.

This house abounded (was infested )with rats last year.

Cheerful discoveries abounded, such as Johnnie To's Mad Detective, a racy crime romp about a multiple-personality Hong Kong cop.

An area where criminals abounded