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So I came to look. Got a bit of a shock at the old offices, but when I came back the second time I thought, yes.

When they met in Washington last November they were still in a state of shock at the wreckage that was the private banking system.

Mizrahi did not agree to consider it valid as of the moment it was given to the messenger, and expressed shock at such an idea.

First shock at the beginning of it, a Chinese scroll through the splendid culture of five thousand years!

At least it suggests that the business cycle has still not regained its kilter after its shock at the end of 2008.

His death has left the country in shock at a time when it faces an imminent political crisis.

John found life in China a bit of a culture shock at first.

A woman in Russia has become magnetic since she got an electric shock at the age of 45.

Back in February, traders on the floor of Royal Bank of Scotland in Connecticut gasped in shock at their screens.

The devastating earthquake causing shock at home and abroad causes people of nearly half of China to feel the shake of the earth.

Having left Goldman worth about $700m, some saw it as hypocritical for him to express shock at Wall Street's excesses.

The host, Jon Stewart, feigned shock at the resemblance between the Prime Minister and his fellow Scot.

Ciro Ferrara and Michelangelo Rampulla expressed their shock at the tragic drowning of two Juventus youth team players.

Iraqi officials surveyed the aftermath of the siege at the Our Lady of Deliverance church, expressing shock at the extent of the carnage.

Absent a compromise, there will be a major tax shock at the start of next year as all of the tax cuts enacted under President Bush expire.

Earthquakes are rare in Britain, and I could see plainly Liz's great shock at experiencing one.

Operators of Keithley products must be protected from electric shock at all times.

Did you stand there in shock at the sight of that black smoke rising against that blue sky?

Sure, plenty of consumers now are easing back on spending, thanks to sticker shock at the grocery store and gas station.

Shock Protection System (SPS) disperses shock at the heel strike and reduces skeletal stress on the feet, knees, and vertebrae.

On the way home, I joined a small crowd outside a TV shop, looking in awe and shock at the repeated clips of the towers coming down.

O'Neill later learnt the staff had been safely evacuated from their offices, but he still reeled in shock at the events.

Tonight, environmental groups expressed shock at the report.

My sister-in-law rebuked her and led her away, to save us the sudden shock at dead of night.

We felt a little relaxed. But we were in shock at the same time.

In those moments, my shock at watching the Twin Towers burn was replaced by anger at watching people fall.

US consumers, faced with another shock at the pump, will cut back on trips to the mall.

And some sorry souls go into shock at the mere presence of certain foods, particularly peanuts and shellfish.

They are dealing with particle flows they are unaware of, and are constantly in shock at what they observe.

Mother paled with shock at the news.

He recalls his shock at the Wyoming winter.

Germany, for example, was hit by a huge financial shock at the time.

Did you stand there in shock at the site of that black smoke rising against that blue sky

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Did you stand there in shock at the sight of that black smoke

Effects of Halving Spikelet on the Wheat Grain Quality under Short Period of Heat Shock at the middle Stage of Grain Filling

Effects of TRH or HAD alone and in combination on traumatic hemorrhagic shock at high altitude in rats

Effect of Heat Shock at Germinating Period on Growing Developmental of Cotton

Duck and chips anyone? Mother's shock at finding potato shaped like duckling