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As investors scramble to protect themselves from the next credit flare-up in Europe, their worries are spreading to the U. K.

And if you get involved in every disagreement of every point of Consciousness, your life's just going to be in a scramble.

Critics say such munificence is just a way for Chinese firms to get a leg up over competitors in the scramble to lock up Africa's resources.

The cub, who was just a few months old, even tried to scramble up again but was thwarted by his victorious sibling.

Ben scramble back to his feet as fast as he could. But the skeleton was right in front of him.

All this activity has led to a scramble by companies to recruit Indian executives who can operate at an international level.

It was much too easy, but I knew if I let the sauce boil the yolk was gonna scramble.

But this time everyone was entirely in Merry's favour. They began to scramble out of the excavation, darting furious glances behind them.

Tavares hilariously details the ensuing chaotic play as fielders scramble to find it and the batter makes his way around the bases.

The moment the plane got fire n, the frightened passengers scramble out of the gate of the door.

There is no mad scramble to get out the door as I know where everything is!

News seems to move faster than small boys can scramble and dart to tell it, faster than women can call it over the fences.

In his scramble to escape Ventress, he stole one of her fan blade starfighters and returned to Republic space.

So when you make a flippant comment, especially if it's followed by a mad scramble for your boxer shorts, it's sure to freak us out.

There was no better time to test for ethical conduct than during such a dire economic crisis and the scramble to survive.

He said the Chinese scramble for influence on the continent could lead to poor governance and environmental deterioration.

A new administration is always a feeding-frenzy, but seasoned observers say that they have seen nothing like this scramble for employment.

He is trying to counter the impression in parts of Africa that China is engaged in a neo-colonial scramble for mineral resources.

Those companies have joined Mitsubishi, Nissan and Toyota in the scramble for a place in the new electric-car industry.

That came from her attempts to scramble eggs at a boarding school that she and her first husband ran in the 1960s.

Knowledge is power - economic power - and there's a scramble for that power taking place around the globe.

When the ball lands in a yard, they trample flowers, scramble over rock gardens, burst into patios without even a thought of apology.

He was knocked down in the scramble, but he quickly picked himself up and dusted himself down.

Wenger's satisfaction with the season's progress was reflected in a vow to stay out of the January transfer scramble.

I don't think we want to see a second scramble of that kind.

The race to find intelligent life, or any life at all, beyond Earth has been a heated space scramble for decades.

Luckily the bus behind was far enough away to slow down and let me scramble out off the way.

For a time, art criticism and art creation echoed each other, a variety of theoretical and experimental scramble up beautifully, bustling.

With time running out, a scramble in front of the Uruguay net caught goalkeeper Fernando Muslera out of position.

Swelling ranks of the rich have led to a scramble among the world's largest banks to capture them as clients.

There may be a day in the far distant future when one could scramble over a junk yard heap and find some kind of scavenger bot.

The secure exchange of encryption keys used to scramble and unscramble data is one of the most vexing aspects of modern cryptography.

Gather diary entries from the crew and un-scramble foreign symbols and engravings as you follow a path of clues. . . but toward what answer?

All the countries in the world disregarding you and I I scramble for opening gambling estate.

The general move partially mirrors the scramble back to dollars seen elsewhere, notably in the Korean won and Brazilian real.

So whip up an omelet, boil an egg for a midday snack or scramble eggs with your favorite veggies and feel the mood-boosting effects.

These were the main reasons why the OPEC countries were able to observe a scramble among buyers to pay higher prices for oil in 1973 .

When that perspective is lost or forgotten, a movement stands in danger of degenerating into a scramble for personal advancement.

That scramble to censor underscores the delicate nature of the scandal.

Think of it as a railroad car hurtling down the line at the same time that attendants scramble to hitch on the wheels and lay the track.

This four-person cabin has its own rocky headland to scramble over, and a crystal-clear lake to swim in after your wood-fired sauna.

In a scramble to make up for lost revenue, hotels and tour operators created ever more attractive packages to lure visitors.

For a long time away from the memory and blessing and entertainment, the final turned into a scramble Fireworks Festival.

When Lai Gemi is released, people scramble to his house to see him.

The cat also relies on long claws and highly flexible ankles to scramble among the trees - and even shimmy down tree trunks like a squirrel.

The long-awaited results of the "stress tests" set off an immediate scramble by major institutions for more capital.

He couldn't confirm the cause of the fire, but one Sinai resident blamed it on a cigarette discarded during the scramble for fuel.

The penguins scramble to get away. Out of the water, both the seal and the penguins lose their speed and agility; only desperation remains.

So, after a while, I would give it up and scramble back home through some short cut up the mountain side.

A scramble for financial expertise in the region is pushing up the cost of attracting and retaining talent.

The excitement of arriving in the Italian capital is always tempered by the need to scramble through initial mayhem.

The authorities then had to scramble to close the spigot (and pray that non-performing loans do not soar).

When we heard the order " Play ball" , We began to scramble for the ball.

Dearer pump prices set off a scramble to swap gas-guzzlers for smaller vehicles, which in turn led to a collapse of residual values.

No wonder Brazil's ethanol industry is in the midst of a merger-and-acquisition boom as players scramble to grab share.

China's Communist party has long condoned a form of private property in the cities, unleashing a sometimes unseemly scramble for ownership.

The network becomes every country being not allowed to ignore and scramble for new public opinion manor racing to control.

In course of the Turkish empire declining rapidly, the great powers of Europe started to scramble for the empire's heritage.

Indeed, as engineers around the world scramble to create eco-friendly, plug-in electric cars, China is already ahead of the game .

I walk over, look around to see if anybody is watching, then scramble onto the conveyor belt.

Scramble with a little olive oil, red and green bell peppers, maybe broccoli, onions, black pepper.

The man is a veritable Innovator Bunny: while competitors scramble to follow him, Jobs races ahead to invent the next thing.

If you hit the right spot, roaches will scramble or die out instantly since the extreme heat will dehydrate and suffocate them.

Teaching remedial classes, the student teachers scramble to answer the question, raised Mathematical Olympiad learning initiative.

As they scramble to find ways to repair the damages there must be acceptance that the demands for oil lead to this catastrophic event.

One time, "food was" all the media scramble to become the target of speculation.

Minor metals traders believe that antimony prices could surge even higher as consumers in Europe continue to scramble for supplies.

The eight phenomena mention above are the sources of many worldly problems, obsession, and scramble.

After few days, Mr. Ge Lin takes train from Jinan, have arrived Tai An, prepare to scramble lofty tall and big Mount Taishan.

Unbelievable , but school is starting up again . And that means that the dreaded early- morning scramble is starting, too .

One of them was Aya Miyama, who tied up the score with 10 minutes left in regulation by finishing off a scramble in front of the net.

Notoriety: Deripaska's rise is one of the emblematic stories of the mad scramble for wealth in early 1990s Russia.

So, each year when the US Mint creates a small number of US Proof Sets, collectors scramble to get their share of the limited edition.

But Millinocket's plan may be unprecedented among public schools, even as they scramble for new sources of revenue.

We have no time to lose, and having no time we must scramble for a chances. We are too poor to be late.

It was Arakanese who joined the general scramble for loot.

The scramble to house the UK's only Las Vegas-style super casino is turning into a lottery.

The scramble has fanned speculation of tension between the local governments of the two city-states.

A few cows and calves scramble off the ice and into the water. But showmanship won't win the fight. Someone has to make the first push.

Not to mention that planning early can decrease the stress of a last-minute scramble.

That has prompted a scramble for Asian securities, revealing another large shift to have taken place over the past decade.

Disgarding all dangers, the detective finally scramble into a tower overlooking ski runs.

The scramble to shore up investor confidence in Italy led to simmering arguments over how to pay for a financial safety net.

So what's next? We'll scramble to register ownership of the clouds, the sky, and air?

You often scramble to buy an item like a winter coat or bathing suit after the point at which you need it.

We are currently witnessing a new and massive land-grabbing scramble in Africa, unprecedented since the fall of colonialism.

From The Washington Post: "The book flows not like a race but like a scramble through an obstacle course. "

To get precise measurements for the tailoring, McCartney had to scramble up a ladder.

The inspector moves amidships, where a large metal hatch sits, tightly shut. He gestures to the crew, who scramble to open it.

But it led instead to a scramble for resources, to growing nationalism and to conflicts that claimed the lives of millions.

We scramble and scrabble up the stony path toward the pot of gold we have taken to mean security.

Jill implemented this plan at home when their Sunday scramble to church had become a war.

Still, when China curbed rare earths exports to Japan in September following a territorial dispute, Japanese industries had to scramble.

Software: Lightning orders: to help you in the shortest possible time to complete the task quickly scramble alone!

His epiphany came in 1981, when he had to scramble to raise money to pay for an investment in bonds.

Because in its scramble to reach the nectar, a whole bundle of pollen-packets sticks to the wasp between its feelers.

John is required to walk back and forth in case of someone would scramble that lean.

It will re-write your hard drive. Not only that, but it will scramble any disks that are even close to your computer.

Jet offered a full refund to passengers whose flights were canceled, but thousands were stranded and had to scramble to get other flights.

This forces leopards to master the art of the arboreal scramble. Never failing to know exactly which branch will support its weight.

Recent aerial sorties by both of those countries have forced Japanese jet fighters to scramble to intercept them.

But once victory is in hand, they often scramble to lower those expectations so they won't be perceived as falling short.

If you scramble information before it's sent, eavesdroppers can't hear what you say or read what you're written.

Beaming villagers scramble up ladders to smarten up the fronts of their homes.

The pocket sized device will scramble the cellphone and GPS signals for a radius of around ten metres.

Those efforts have now been replaced by a scramble for plans to control loose nuclear weapons, should the regime collapse.

The bid is another sign of the scramble for raw materials and signals an expansion of Barrick's ambitions in the global mining industry.

Too soon he deposited me on the ground and walked away, leaving me to scramble behind him.

In country stations, people scramble in from windows - all the seats are grabbed in less than 5 minutes.

A renewed scramble for oil is raising fears of a new generation of geopolitical conflicts.

The recent selloff was driven in part by a scramble for dollars in global markets, which forced some investors to sell assets.

There was a scramble for the best seats.

But of the German ship's 393-strong crew, over 300 managed to scramble on to life rafts and get away.

This has spurred industrial consumers to scramble to secure supplies while speculators pour fresh money into the metal.

In anticipation, many banks scramble to dress up their balance sheets, shedding unloved assets and declining credit to risky borrowers.

Mandy Turner on the devastating effects of an international scramble for Africa's resources.

A green sea turtle hatches from egg. After turtles hatch, they scramble across the sand.

The rejection triggered a plunge in stocks and a scramble to sweeten the bill.

For the construction worker, his sister's news of the coming devaluation unleashed a furious scramble to salvage the family nest egg.

Due to Paris, born beauty aristocratic childe scramble to chase, became outspoken of "social star" .

If investors lose faith, the market may become disorderly as they scramble to take their profits.

That has led to a scramble as more Western banks set up securities joint ventures.

At very low tides they scramble dangerously round the exposed, rusting bones.

Some people are even questioning whether the scramble for ever more information is a good idea.

Love, just like playing basketball, scramble desperately and chase desperately, and never hesitate to throw it away after you've got it.

Because I knew Facebook would send him a note that said; "Raina has beaten your personal high score on Scramble. "

Faced by emergency situations people are thought to suddenly behave like selfish animals, trampling others in the scramble to escape.

Then, the sky appeared colorful scramble to change from yellow to purple, from red to blue, from blue to white, a beautiful sight!

A dozen planes flew into the area, causing the North American Aerospace Defense Command to scramble its fighters.

That can only lead to increased friction as the global economy slows and countries scramble to boost exports.

The scramble for faculty jobs is prompting graduate students and newly minted Ph. D. s to look overseas.

It comes as governments on both sides of the Atlantic scramble to find ways to contain unprecedented financial system stress.

The hit to the global coal supply could disrupt shipments forcing suppliers and buyers to scramble to secure new sources.

In strong recoveries, payrolls rise even when claims are relatively high, as employers scramble to satisfy demand.

Over the past year or so there has been much speculation that India and China are engaged in a new scramble for Africa's assets.

Tip: If you bring flowers, include an inexpensive vase so your hosts don't have to scramble around for one.

Rebecca Runkle, a Morgan Stanley analyst who has watched toy makers scramble in the digital age, calls the new CD-ROMS a strategic coup.

Our main task was to prevent any scramble for the presidential nomination.

But now with austerity as the posture of choice, unions scramble to reassert themselves.

This is so easy and delicious. . . not quite the same as egg scramble but scrumptious in its own way.

Behold, all the turtle piggy overthrown by the dusk scramble to flee for life, XiangRen a exclaimed, "zhao chief" run!

It is not just the scramble for customers in new markets that will divide the industry into winners and losers.

To him, the words on the page were a scramble of codes, indecipherable, mysterious.

The villagers scramble to replant the uprooted trees, nursing them tenderly back into the ground.

Experiential learning has become the enterprise scramble to adopt and train employees a popular way of training.

Those who seek wealth in their lives scramble for interest as soon as they see it. They become exhausted and forget dinner and sleep.

Oracle, Cisco and IBM will vie for corporate customers; Apple and Google will scramble for individuals (see table).

This prospect has set off a scramble among foreign banks to establish wealth management services in mainland China.

Garland, made, beautiful fragrant baldric, woman scramble to wear to flooding, dysentery.

Syntax 3 You can use SET HIDDEN to scramble the definition of the associated procedure and cause it to become unreadable.

An hour? Never scramble the largest PIZZA with me again!

The article scramble the puzzle of college library document gathering from the principle of gathering .

Americans, it is alleged, worship only "the almighty dollar" . We scramble to "keep up with the Jones" .

Heat peanut oil in a wok and scramble the egg. Remove the egg and set it aside when it's cooked.

Won't have family property between brothers to scramble for the bickering, and scapegoats.

Banks want to avoid a repeat of the recent crisis, when fair-value losses forced a scramble for equity in dislocated markets.

Once your order hits the market, other traders will scramble for the privilege of taking your money.

He uses a bowl of dumplings, which Po is so eager to eat that he'll scramble anywhere, at any speed, to get at them.

Legend Athena and sea wave the scramble for Athens's patron saint of the status, deadlocked.

But the risk of default grew when low interest rates cut bank revenue and prompted lenders to scramble for new customers.

Experienced managers scramble through freezing mud.

The practice has sparked a speculative scramble to register unused names and test their ad potential.

Rather than being the imperious character of legend, he continues to scramble for answers.

When that happens, you will have to scramble to find someone else or do the job yourself for a while.

Finally, Hessler offers a portrait of a factory town in Lishui, and the migrants who scramble to find work there.

The music by 2002 is harmless and quiet, though viewers pathologically averse to New Age will scramble for the audio control.

It is rather hard work: there is now no smooth road into the future: but we go round, or scramble over the obstacles.

Yang Chen crowed into the goalmouth and created a dangerous scramble in the penalty area.

It's the final climb, the last great pile of sand to scramble and slip over.

It was a long scramble to the top of the hill.

Whenever they heard his tires crunch on the gravel driveway they would scramble to hide under their beds.

The board must now scramble to pick a successor before he leaves.

Many small and medium-size Chinese businesses are highly leveraged and have to scramble for cash.

Arms reached through the portrait hole to pull Harry and Ron inside, leaving Hermione to scramble inafter them.

That set off a scramble by entrepreneurs in this electronics manufacturing center.

In consequence, banks' capital becomes impaired and banks scramble to rebuild it.

Will this new scramble for Africa and Asia really reduce malnutrition, as its supporters say?

How can you scramble up such a steep hillside?

The script will still scramble within the correct area of effect.

the tower and its various clients will have to scramble to find yet another channel they can all use without causing interference.

The scandal has prompted top executives at rival banks to scramble to assess whether they are similarly vulnerable.

A drop of 2. 6% Tuesday was triggered by the latest increase in the reserve-requirement ratio, which led banks to scramble for cash.

While all U. S. governmental agencies scramble to preserve budgets, they also want to reap the benefits of commercial technology.

When the bird got some food, the nine heads all came immediately to scramble for it.

"What? are you kidding me? it's just a wall, or you mean that we need to scramble over it. " I asked with a little anger.

If you don't have protein powder, just scramble up a couple eggs to get your protein!

The answer, of course, lurks in the low returns from most investments in the past decade and the desperate scramble for yield enhancement.

They are fuzzily committed to EU "values" , but will readily trample on those in a scramble to secure jobs and cheap goods for their voters.

This paper has taken the following measures to improve the performance of the algorithm : use of chaotic sequences to scramble watermark.

The result is a scramble for Berkshire shares by index funds that, by one estimate, will reach $14 billion of buying.

Let them go yourself, scramble for it is better to keep the hawks of the wild.

If they were let loose, the scramble for oil money could easily turn violent.

This has spurred industrial consumers to scramble to secure supplies.

This may rose is the most famous perfume rose here, but also visit perfume road travellers scramble to visit one of the flower field.

It was a tight race that saw the two teams scramble to balance their desire for maximum distance with the need to find a safe place to land.

and having no time we must scramble for a chance.

He was working on a program to scramble Launch codes that he called GHOST.

Financiers are sometimes skimping on due diligence in the scramble to win deals.

Globally, the country must scramble for energy and mineral resources.

A scramble for patents had already begun.

If competitor says he has the same scramble as an earlier attempt: check the scramble.

"I scramble a lot, " says Cpt. Yang Jung Hwan, showing off his F16, perched in front of one of more than 100 revetements for aircraft here.

The test set off a scramble among Washington's Asian allies to assess what the North Koreans had done.

The scramble to get hold of new share issues comes as FTSE's emerging market index is up 148 per cent from a trough in March 2009.

However, now older and wiser, I remember my mother's words as I scramble into bed at 11 o'clock.

This partly reflects a temporary quarter-end scramble for funds.

But they overpaid amid a scramble to buy independent funeral homes, and found that they could not wring big savings out of them.

Such cautions may be wise, but they will not stop the scramble.

Men and women scramble down a hillside at the start of the Tough Guy Challenge in Wolverhampton, England on January 31, 2010.

The scramble for instant information was intense.

Think of the scramble for schools, Mr Frank says.

The test results will set off a scramble to plug the gaps exposed by regulators.

Storm Squadron is ordered to scramble and defend FOB Thompson.

You may discover you need to write a check that's bigger than you expected and then need to scramble to find the money to cover it.

This triggered a scramble by ten of the world's biggest car firms to build factories in Russia.

The new statistics will scramble poverty counts.

A similar scramble to lock up bauxite and alumina supply could ensue.

"The North Koreans don't fly a lot, but if they come close, we have to scramble. "

What will the residents do, when the hills they would scramble to are hundreds of miles away?

Then he heard he was booked on Wednesday's flight and had to scramble to gather his stuff before the 2 p. m. takeoff.

Corporate coping behavior: Mad scramble to fix.

As a result, such systems can end up on the chopping block as firms scramble to reduce expenses, experts say.

Gamble, you gotta dive in to a scramble!

The new year will generate a lot of buzz about 4G as operators scramble to roll out network upgrades and new devices become available.

Scramble the film backwards. Rewind.

May be an aerodyne to scramble.

If not, why do you expect it so much when you are in the world of material? Why do you scramble to come to this world full of hardship?

The FFP based on the alliance of airlines, makes the scramble of customers extending into the level of different alliances.

They managed to scramble from the sinking ship at b ict.

Instead, you're forced to react to the situation and scramble to correct the problems caused by sudden changes.

People scramble, fight, work, worry and die for money.

As expected, there's an upfront cost to obtain a receiver that can de-scramble the satellite signal.

But the scramble for deposits also poses a dilemma for lenders.

But what's happening in Angola and Congo is a new scramble for Africa.

For the steel industry, scramble for market is increasingly intensified with the competition becoming more and more aggravated.

There's scramble for the best seat.

Data encryption is an electronic lock that uses algorithms to scramble the data, and it is more secure.

Critics say some environmental regulations were ignored in China's massive scramble to reboot its economy with economic stimulus.

Really scramble them up this time, please.

But there is a scramble to investigate disaffection among white voters.

The story starts when Wang Yun, a patriotic intellectual, ponders how to prevent ambitious countries from scramble for the power.

The scramble for sponsors and audience share brings all kinds of causes to the fore from combating racism to praising a forgotten hero.

Amid the mad scramble, you DO make your own reality.

In some ways, the scramble to attract applicants has helped students.

There is a scramble for these newly-uncovered resources. There is a new Arctic oil rush.

Mike: I want two liang of steamed bread and a stir-fried meat with scramble eggs, sir. Four yuan.

As for the kids, we scramble to find the best present we can, the biggest bouquet, the loveliest gifts.

From the cross-cultural perspective, why can play in China, the scramble China and history of cultural origin are inseparable.

The scramble is on for ownership of the Arctic Circle.

You're so beautiful you scramble my brains.