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It is a very Chinese calculation, born of years of learning, that to ask for permission may well mean squandering opportunity.

But now that you know when you have the most energy and motivation, it can be pretty hard to justify such a squandering of that time.

"Our basic view was that he was a very talented man who was squandering his future, " he said.

Tyler Durden: Man, I see in fight club the strongest and smartest men who've ever lived. I see all this potential, and I see squandering.

Madmen locked inside capsules, squandering lives as if they were nothing.

He accused Mr Clinton of squandering America's power by getting bogged down in the Balkans.

It says better education levels without employment opportunities and a greater voice for women is squandering a valuable asset.

Consumer societies and the squandering of material resources are likewise incompatible with ideas of economic growth and a clean planet.

Mankind's history shows that development must not be achieved by squandering resources and destroying the environment.

I see all this potential, and I see squandering.

The general prosecutor's office says that the three former ministers will all face charges of squandering public funds.

But the cuts could backfire, toppling the U. K. back into recession and squandering the Conservatives' moment in charge.

Clearly, we cannot afford to keep squandering so much of our talent.

It's amazing. Our leaders have done a remarkably thorough job of squandering the public trust.

The First World War represented a terrifying waste of youth and potential, a cruel squandering of the positive forces of our planet.

of persons used to large fortunes- Edith Wharton; reckless squandering of public funds.

If they are not, they run the risk of squandering the credibility their predecessors earned at such a high price.

Try to do too much, he warns, and the military relief effort will risk squandering any goodwill it might gain.

In ignoring Deng Xiaoping's admonition to bide its time, Beijing is squandering soft power accumulated over a decade.

In the speech that Republicans said infuriated them, Ms. Pelosi accused Mr. Bush of squandering the budget surpluses of the Clinton years.

People say. "If I'm always setting goals and reaching for the future, then am I not squandering my now? "

I used to be simply an epicurean squandering life under the eyes of Death.

We are squandering the most valuable resource we have on this continent: the valuable resource of the imagination.

Food loss and waste are also a major squandering of resources - water, land, energy and labour - and contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

State institutions that invested in sinking foreign banks have faced public outrage for squandering national resources.

Later that year, both before and after Antietam, he delayed again, squandering a two-to-one advantage over Lee's troops.

If not, he risks squandering the legacy of a remarkable prime minister.

Casting the likes of Downey and Rourke and then imprisoning them in jointed refrigerators is resource-squandering of the highest order.

He was also an alcoholic, squandering his life and becoming the headache of his village.

But his squandering of billions of dollars in oil wealth on patronage and personal comforts has tarnished his legacy.

some pomp, than the extravagant, wanton squandering national assets, extravagance and waste are serious.

Still, the Nets almost gave the game away, squandering a three-point lead in the closing seconds of regulation.

Gooding is widely regarded as the poster child for squandering Oscar opportunities.

He accuses Mr. Kirchner of squandering these gains and says Cristina Fernandez would do no better.

In squandering the health of its young, the world squanders its tomorrows.

He died in 1944 at age 65 after squandering his money and living off the generosity of friends for nearly a decade.

Sadly, many countries are squandering their best chance in decades.

With today's fast-paced world, you must be proactive and preemptive to take care of yourself, or risk squandering your gifts and skills.

Call back, mother after the shadow, then hurried busy squandering is after all.

Even more important, however, is the way Mr. Obama is squandering his credibility.

China has told us our days of squandering borrowed money are over.

Squandering Red 2, 3 months of the Gregorian calendar, is a Hindu festival is a national holiday big.

Blossom, it is a season. E already can't afford E squandering of life.

You've got such promise, yet you're squandering it on malice .

Time is life: using time well is saving life. Life is time: squandering time is wasting life.

I can not resist the pen heartily squandering, I know life is short, but we can create unlimited limited life miracle.

some showed no concern for the interests of the masses, squandering manpower and material resources at will;

Life without love is no more than squandering time. (Bai Yang)

The economy is powering on, but the Congress-led coalition is squandering an opportunity to improve India

Mining is booming, but some African governments are in danger of squandering the benefits

At War With Ourselves: Why America Is Squandering Its Chance To Build A Better World