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And the wider Shanghai Composite Index, which had closed at a 30-month low the day before, squeaked out just a 0. 2% gain.

He squeaked her gently trying to get closer to her and then let go to look back at her.

"Just a wicked nightmare, " squeaked The Gentlewoman, once the smelling salts had been applied and it came to.

She squeaked out a cry of fear as the mouse ran out of the bedroom door.

On one occasion when the shepherd laid hold of him, he grunted and squeaked and resisted violently.

Dudley squeaked and ran to hide behind his mother, who was crouching, terrified, behind Uncle Vernon.

She squeaked and squeaked as if she were intoxicated .

Moore squeaked through by a few seconds on the tiebreaking text, getting the best two out of three.

The two main candidates' partisanship would be good news for Mr Bayrou if he somehow squeaked into the second round.

It only just squeaked through. In so far as we are the heirs of Greece and Rome , we got through by the skin of our teeth .

then Little Claus trod again upon his sack, and it squeaked as before. "What does he say now? " asked the farmer.

The door opened with a creak. ; The door squeaked open.

A man in shorts and Crocs kept an eye on his daughter, whose sneakers squeaked furiously on the lobby's marble floor.

"No, no, no, " squeaked Dobby, shaking his head so hard his ears flapped.

As I came up in the elevator just now, it squeaked.

She squeaked out a cry of fear out of fear.

He squeaked out at me, "Don't touch that; it's live! "

"Better yet, " squeaked Mouse, "I'll chew a deep cut in the bear's paddle near the blade, so it will take her even longer to canoe across. "

Squeaked Professor Flitwick, perched on top of his pile of books as usual.

He came in and sat on the edge of the bed. It squeaked.

"Well, " squeaked the little man, very nervous, "I believe my dog just killed it, sir. "

Let go of me! ' he squeaked nervously.

She squeaked out a cry of fear when she saw a dead person in front of her.

Two months after those reforms squeaked through Congress, polls suggest that many Americans still dislike them.

The Senate has delayed taking up his climate change bill, which barely squeaked through the House of Representatives in June.

"Yes, " I squeaked. "Edward. Okay. " I let her pull me from the room, with Charlie tagging along at my elbow.

His tennis shoes squeaked with water as I heard him walk back to where I was working on the bathroom.

My maths is poor, and I squeaked by the finals.

Do you know how we squeaked by in those difficult years?

Then the smallest rabbit spoke up, "I've got a idea! " he squeaked.

That Congress only squeaked into power should provoke some soul-searching.

After a brief, but what felt like long, moment he replied, "John. " He barely squeaked out the words.

said Little Claus to his sack, at the same time treading upon it again, till it squeaked louder than before.

But with millions of votes cast in advance, Mr Bush squeaked by in key states like Florida.

"If the wheel axle pin squeaked, if the beam had sapwood in it, if the haystack leant" , everyone in the village would know who had done it.

Shi Qian promptly squeaked like a rat.

If somebody squeaked, he was quickly smothered and gagged.

The resulting 20-25 per cent appreciation of the franc has squeezed exporters till the pips have finally squeaked.

It was dark now and the snow squeaked under our boots.

The mouse squeaked in the corner.

"No! " squeaked Baby Bear. "No mouse kiss for Daddy! "

The measure squeaked through, with barely 50 percent of the vote.

This is a whale that just squeaked by a rapidly moving container ship and avoided collision.

Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca went upstairs and peeped into the dining-room. Then they squeaked with joy!

"I am not your servant! " he squeaked, avoiding Snape's eye.

In May 2010, Apple's market cap squeaked past Microsoft's and by February 2011, Apple was $100 billion ahead.

Not arguing, I hope, boys? he squeaked.

Viewed this way, Action Alerts PLUS didn't double the market's return; it squeaked past by a cumulative 0. 9 percentage point.

The stairs squeaked as we went up.