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He did not want it to struggle yet. The time had not come for the test.

The taxpayer has no exposure to CIT through the TLGP debt, possibly a reason why the lender has been left to struggle so long.

Babies who are born just a few weeks early could go on to struggle at school, research suggests.

Whenever I went out with him on weekends, I used to struggle to think up things to say, feelmg on guard.

He tried to get me to have anal sex, and I had to struggle to avoid it.

It makes you so decadent that you would make all efforts to struggle but fail to put forth your strength as if you were stuck in the mud.

And yet, we seem to struggle with our goals more than we should, or more than we expect in the beginning.

"He did not have to fight for this position, to struggle for it. He felt he lacked the preparation to be prime minister. "

The world continued to struggle with a slow recovery from the financial crisis two years earlier.

It is as if we have fallen into quicksand, gotten stuck, and the only way we know to extricate ourselves is to struggle.

A lot of people are going to struggle to find jobs at the kind of salary rates and employment benefits they have been used to.

It could almost be the heady days of the mid-70s, when capitalism seemed to struggle for breath and all political bets appeared to be off.

When the world is trying to struggle out of a deep recession, demand matters, too.

The mill duty latching connectors are are easy to wire with no need to field solder or to struggle with a crimp pin.

It wasn't long before Corey started to struggle. I was holding on to his jacket, but he kept trying to jump off the boat.

Zhai appeared to struggle with the hatch and a fire alarm was triggered in the orbiter as he began the spacewalk.

The housing boom led to a surge in the industry, but now years after the bubble burst the sector has continued to struggle.

Authorities warned of potential power shortages as parts of China continued to struggle with some of the coldest weather in decades.

milestones that create a sense of its dominance at a time when other nations continue to struggle with the aftermath of the crisis.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Michigan Democrat, said the Americans at all levels but notably the middle class continue to struggle.

Half stunned, but already beginning to struggle and make swimming motions, she plunged on an angle toward the bottom.

You are going to struggle to put us in a box on this one, but if someone came up with the answer we would be there faster than most people.

The children talked so loudly at dinner table that I had to struggle to be heard.

He was now so exhausted that he found it hard to stay in the air, and had to struggle to keep himself from falling into the water.

It seems you are so far ahead of the curve that others will have to struggle to keep up with your rapid-fire mind.

White's tale, Merlin is forced to struggle with Madam Mim, an evil witch at least as powerful as the great magus .

The fifty-foot whale was weighted down by hundreds of pounds of traps that caused her to struggle to stay afloat.

The poem, encourage her to struggle with the disease, and establish confidence in overcoming the disease.

But Yahoo has continued to struggle with ad sales, especially in North America, the company's most important region.

We might be able to struggle on with much lower population densities, but ultimately it won't be the world we have today.

Being youthful, despite the unsatisfying examination result, we continue to struggle with a strong thirst for knowledge.

But Microsoft has continued to struggle in a market where piracy remains rampant in homes and offices.

it is more a place where we have to leave far from our dear family and lovely hometown to struggle for our lives.

"Faith is the courage to struggle with the difficulties of a strong willpower. " * Jane's love in the barren swamp densely said.

That day we a few people take a taxi went examination room, begin to received us to struggle for it next the exam of a few months.

The figure came to life with a groan and began to struggle against invisible bonds.

no one goes with you for a lifetime, so you must adapt the lonely, no one will help you a lifetime, so you have to struggle through life.

There are three issues that Europe is trying to struggle with at once: competitiveness, the banking system and sovereign debt.

Do not be in a hurry to organize the people of the city to struggle for democratic reforms and improvements in livelihood.

Without enough energy to struggle against the world, the solitary individual has no alternative but to escape.

We're trying to struggle to find our identity. We crave the approval of our peers.

Is like this, continue to stand on stage, effort earnest strong to struggle, continue for eel and bring the innumerable miracles and moving?

McGrady is having a horrible night with all the turnovers. He seems to struggle on back-2-backs more so than anyone else.

And Irving is just one of several places in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to struggle with its response to illegal immigration.

He stroked Frankie's head and held him whenever the deer tried to struggle to his feet.

But if you are in a greyer area, wishing you had more money but prepared to struggle on, moving looks too risky.

He began to struggle with life, those who knew him said.

In the foreign exchange markets, the US dollar has continued to struggle as growth has underperformed in the US.

Cindy : Yes, fuel rates have gone up, and airlines have had to struggle to stay competitive.

Our state continues to struggle through the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.

He tried to struggle to his feet, but in vain.

Seemingly sincere, she claimed to be in awe of my prowess in the classroom, where she herself had to struggle.

allowing him to struggle out of his old shell.

I found, do you want to do, for his own ideal adhere to struggle, you will be able to realize the value of your life!

I was born in the West after World War II in a senselessly wealthy country, and I never really had to struggle.

The examination is difficult but most of my students should be able to struggle through if they work hard.

" Cray , said, " We are not very happy to leave, we will continue to struggle, even three, we have to grasp these people out.

More typically, these well-to-do writers seem to struggle for empathy with their wretched subjects.

Yet Islamists seem to struggle to raise their support much above 20% of the electorate.

However, courts have had to struggle to apply these standards satisfactorily in the rulemaking context.

The final exam is difficult, but most of my students should be able to struggle through if they work hard.

When the third person saw it, the spirit of the spider who suffered repeated defeats but continued to struggle moved him right away.

Be prepared, to struggle for the cause of Communism!

From secret to open during the period, the poor peasants were there to struggle.

Take good care of the fish by moving it gently in water. Release the fish when it begins to struggle and is able to swim.

"If you're a full service brand with lots of meeting spaces but you're not a real convention space, you're going to struggle. "

Quite the opposite, his age showed a man with very clear goals ready to struggle and do his best to reach them.

We are allowed to fall in doubt, to experience confusion, to struggle along the path towards authentic holiness, and to heaven.

Ian Game, who has worked in IT for years, says recruitment agencies and HR staff are "gatekeepers" that applicants have to struggle past.

It's a mark of how blinded we are as a culture that the core question our sons have to struggle with is not even a topic of conversation.

Nonetheless, though many flowers are able to struggle by themselves, if totally left alone, most of them tend to die eventually.

Beyond banking and housing, other bits of the American and European economies managed for much of the year to struggle on.

Life without a difficulty to surmount, or an obstacle to struggle against, would be desperately dull.

The truth of happiness is to cherish what you possess and to struggle for what you desire.

Until now the plot suddenly gave a little hope to struggle free of cage, but it is a hope with a hidden unrest.

In this case the character's hands are fixed to a particular point in space, and all we've told the character to do is to struggle.

Somehow, he had to struggle along and keep his best workers as well. He sighed. Just then the phone rang.

Thoughts began to struggle, floated away of the mellow wine, in the wet road.

The soldiers moving through the area had to struggle against the bad weather, which could render the primitive roads impassable.

Goldworm continued to struggle and wave his arms, but with ever-diminishing style.

He is not the first World Bank leader to struggle to match its practices to its principles.

We continued to struggle up the steep slope of the mountain.

Time is flying, you know, and there is precious time left for your dad to struggle for life.

"We are not going to apologize for prostitution but we are going to struggle for the dignity of the profession, " Correia told Reuters.

But staying happy is an accomplishment, a triumph of soul and character; it is not selfish to struggle for it.

I truly believe that the biggest reason I used to struggle with getting stuff done is that I didn't have any sort of plan.

There is no need to field solder or to struggle with crimp pins.

Frank Lampard was superb in early season but has tailed off as his team-mates began to struggle.

XINXI person will hundred time of warm pursues infinite, superego , unremittingly to struggle for creates the human happy life space.

We have come to assist the government. We have come here to collaborate with it, not to struggle.

"The judgment of God is on me, " answered the conscience-stricken priest. "It is too mighty for me to struggle with! "

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Michigan Democrat, said Americans at all levels but notably the middle class continue to struggle.

Therefore, under the snow need to struggle in life, only worked hard before we come out of the haze, as a warrior of life.

They would have to struggle with the possibility, each family alone, torn now among themselves, and sometimes even torn within.

I am simply trying to struggle through trying to do God's bidding.

The team found that those with a so-called "work-linked" partner tended to struggle more to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

She describes how medical workers have sometimes had to struggle to deliver medicine, vitamin A and bed nets, to protect against the flies.

Younger migrants who prefer indoor pursuits, such as the arts or clubbing, seem to struggle.

And warfare on a rising scale seems inevitable if too many bodies have to struggle for ever-dwindling shares of food and living space.

Though not the best student, but I have to struggle spirit and the most outstanding courage.

Linguists have found that students with a low tolerance of ambiguity tend to struggle with language learning.

Emerging countries are shaking off the recession as developed countries continue to struggle.

They would have continued to struggle against economic odds and would have lived in obscurity.

Today you feel like a laboratory rat who has to struggle through a maze every time it wants a chunk of cheese.

Both nations have had to struggle to regain independence.

Other players have to struggle through the qualifying rounds to get a place.

Their successors had to struggle only with the problem of credibility, a legacy of the speculative reputation attached to paper bills.

Deep down, I did not want him to struggle as I had.

Yet Wall Street continues to struggle through the aftereffects of the biggest speculative bubble in history.

Being an old maid is like death by drowning, a really delightful sensation after you cease to struggle.

His father was a modest cobbler and Hans had to struggle to attract the world's attention.

Will become exhausted, only to struggle a turn for the better, life will become humble and the great tragic.

Whatever the solution , China will continue to struggle to find the right balance to power the rising lifestyles of its people.

Unable to struggle, swamp quagmire. A person who's efforts, the struggle. The strange city, strange people.

Menzies, ex-premier of your nation, once cautioned to struggle, search, explore and never give up!

Like Yudhishthira in the epic, we shall have to struggle in order to recover dharma and a meaningful ideal of civic virtue.

In the United States, we continue to struggle with high rates of unemployment and underemployment.

That means you won't have to struggle drilling straight and mounting the bearings for the control surfaces and the prop and shaft.

Tess's powerless characteristics and compellable characteristics made her empty of the intelligence to struggle.

Yet America continues to struggle with high unemployment and stagnant wages, and now has trade deficits with 90 countries around the world.

Roadside vegetation covered with dew looming in the fog, the fog seemed to struggle with the high and low.

Last week, Mr. Ho appeared at times to struggle to read from note cards in his televised statement.

Although hear sciolistic, but still can realize he let us consider my life goal and desperate to struggle!

When one got hurt to press the wound which is tough to be heal . How on earth he ought to struggle riskily or sneak away silently?

The poor have to struggle for a living.

As Japan continues to struggle with its prolonged economic slump, AKB48 has become a one-group stimulus package.

Friedrich Nietzsche wrote: The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.

He had to struggle very hard in to reach his goal and get a university degree in civil engineering.

With this faith we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together.

We had to struggle completely on our own with our bags through a tricky revolving door.

When changing the size of text, make sure users won't have to struggle to read it.

But News Corp continues to struggle with its digital offerings.

Now, I have left the unforgettable campus, hoping to struggle for a new land in a new environment.

Analysts say AgBank is likely to continue to struggle to reconcile those disparate identities long after its IPO is over.

This way you may catch a problem with PHP on your platform early instead of having to struggle with it later.

Being popular is de-motivating; stuff comes to you; you never develop the capacity to struggle and persevere.

Mr Obama was always going to struggle to gratify the hopes that got him elected.

In spite of the comparative gains, most retailers are still reporting sales below the levels of two years ago and some continue to struggle.

Be not advocating similar metaphysics being efficacious forever , but being that self creates hard condition to struggle.

Malthus gave the clue: man had to struggle for his food supply and to cope with his environment.

Even when economically independent, most women have to struggle for real equality in marriage.

Before that, I really had to struggle for money-working as a tailor.

The poor had to struggle for a living.

There is no chance for me to struggle to get free, I love you!

the Massachusetts moderate continues to struggle with the party's conservative base.

The other was to struggle without arms to live an outstanding life.

We are descendants of the Dragon, it is necessary to struggle for the motherland from a young age, fighting for the motherland.

It is the arena, in the face of strong opponents, the carry forward the spirit of fearless, dare to struggle, dare to victory.

These social movements all aimed to struggle with current society system and mainstream culture of the USA.

I was originally a main character, then transform himself into an ants continue to struggle in this mountain, try to find the road to.

London is hardly the first host city to struggle with its Olympic legacy.

There are many humble dwellings scattered about the valley and most all of the inhabitants have to struggle in order to eke out a living.

a new day has begun, began to struggle for petrol.

They were poor, and had to struggle for a living.

My little son, who took the time today to struggle to wink properly at his Mommy only, has days to live.

Canada temporarily avoided disruption, but the separatist swore to continue to struggle for independence.

New reports on housing and unemployment show both sectors continue to struggle despite the overall U. S. economic recovery.

Everybody sets up a coordinate for his life and a target to struggle for.

The researcher found that pondering something, no matter how senseless it is , will be helpful to struggle against the negative mood.

But how are we to know that they want to die? perhaps, deep down in their heart, they want to struggle.

America's housing boom was fuelled by subprime borrowers, more likely than others to struggle with mortgage payments.

He called Sen. Obama 'the son of a single mom, a single mom who had to struggle to support her son and her kids.

Analysts said that prices will likely keep falling in early 2008 as builders continue to struggle to work down the glut of homes.

Stagnant in others, I would like to continue to struggle and long for this effort, I will definitely be a good harvest.

Le Cabuc, vanquished, no longer tried to struggle, and trembled in every limb.

Let us learn his diligent in learning, good at writing, dare to struggle of excellent quality!

The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.

The double whammy means GM will have to struggle even harder not just to recover what it's lost but to maintain what it has.

"Working poor" , and clearly against the situation of dissatisfaction with their work, but had to continue to struggle to keep their jobs.

For the sake of my parents want to be assiduous to struggle!

Landing on the loose, fist-size stones alongside the track, he had to struggle to keep his balance.

The plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company continues to struggle to prevent a meltdown of the nuclear fuel in the reactors.

Brazil and Argentina are supposed to win World Cups outside Europe, and Europe is supposed to struggle off home soil.

You have had to struggle to open your eyes in any capacity and to recognize joy and upliftment .

My only wish is to struggle for my mother's happiness throught my work so as to creat a happy life with her.

This principle is derived from the alligator swallowing way; the more the prey tries to struggle, the more the alligator gets.

But fears have flared up again as heavily indebted countries like Ireland and Greece continue to struggle.

As the saying which called "time is money" , classmates and my friends, let us hold our time, study hard, for our goal to struggle!

Feelings is really very selfish, and then had to struggle to struggle and found all in vain, it is so laissez-faire it is, right?

That way being thus cleared, and the bars of virtue and conscience thus removed, we had less difficulty afterwards to struggle with.

Sales staff for their excellent feel very proud of the work, they work as a career sales to struggle.

Gandhi tried hard to struggle against racial discrimination.

Though home sales continue to struggle, gains in employment are helping to ease mortgage defaults.

Zulfan Effendi, a 36-year-old palm-oil farmer from the western island of Sumatra, says he used to struggle to make ends meet.

It's also a fractured and dispersed homeland, one that initially had to struggle to survive.

Blind cat have meet dead mouse luck, but if only wait for luck, but not to struggle, the estimated from starvation.

Tribulation will force people to struggle, it's a strong power.

Divers must bring extra breathing gas when they'll have to struggle against a siphoning tide.

' said Isabella, calling up her dignity, and disdaining to struggle from the tight grasp that held her.

Newton Arvin has pointed out that Emerson had to struggle toward serenity .

I like science and am planning to go into engineering but I used to struggle with lab experiments. Now they should not be a problem.

Most of India is free of the disease, but the states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar continue to struggle.

The export-dependent states of Latvia and Ukraine continue to struggle even with IMF support.

Opera begins to struggle, as WebKit becomes the rendering engine of choice on mobile devices.

But if you want the easy option you can always buy a translation. You don't need to struggle with the story lines. They are timeless. . .

Glassons continues to struggle in Australia and New Zealand, with competition in women's apparel particularly tough.

Thinking of Kaifeng should stimulate us to struggle to improve our high-tech edge, educational strengths and pro-growth policies.

Antseismic is to struggle with this kind of natural calamity of earthquake.

Let us wave to the primary school to junior high school life to struggle Bar!

Bonaduce found fame at 10 as a star of "The Partridge Family, " only to struggle with addiction and homelessness as a teenager.

But Eastern Europe is continuing to struggle, with the exception of Croatia.

The airline industry, however, continues to struggle.

Earth will not meet the human resources in the dispute over the space gradually extended to struggle, but will more and more intense.

And it is playing to its strength, to strive, to struggle, you want to live.

"The market is fickle woman more than a fickle, heartless man more than a ruthless" , how to struggle to ride out the storm?

Oh to struggle against great odds. To meet enemies undaunted .

In a statement Friday, she asked the Burmese people to "struggle together with new strengths, new force and new words" in 2011.

Our task is to struggle for the modernization of our industry, agriculture, national defence and science and technology .

The poor had to struggle for life.

In the competitive society, people have to struggle for survival and try to realize the value of life at the same time.

We have to struggle to choose between our family and our lover.

Debt-ridden farmers had to struggle with adversity.

I forced myself to struggle with Telugu. I asked her about her life. I told her about mine.

Sex is a powerful force and some people just have to struggle more to control it than others.

Cities tend to struggle most with health-threatening environmental issues, such as the lack of safe water, sanitation and waste.

When I grew up, during that period of youth, I made many friends, had a dream, and knew why to struggle.

Facing the pressure to continue to struggle for the goal of the noble cause of all the students need to ground Lured to forge ahead.

Its is the most pleasant thing in the world to struggle for a noble ideal.

We must therefore strengthen political and ideological work among our people and encourage them to struggle hard.

Biodiesel continues to struggle amid high soya oil values amid reports of some plant closures.

Science deals with norms and averages, when we all have to struggle to live individual lives.

We're very good at preparing to live, but when it comes to actually living, we tend to struggle.

we have no choice but to struggle.

Has our dream diligently to struggle, your good dream will realize one day.

They should therefore unite to struggle together.

Theinnumerable defeats rapids should not prevent the life flowing rapidly, if is defeated the result which can be doomed to struggle, that!

If the Pope died, in ZhouFei to struggle, xian Pope (queen mother ZhuJianShen) compliance, money, week means tied for queen mother.

Second, it is imperative to struggle against factionalism.

Many times in life we feel we need to struggle against things that are beyond our control.

And who knows, maybe. . . you'll get an effortless 20 minutes of action, without even having to struggle.

As long as my heart was still beating, as long as my brain and thinking, then I will work hard to struggle.

As a child, I wondered why I had to struggle so.

No one expected the deal to struggle for approval.

The 11 welding, an innovative, the courage to struggle, unity ahead of the class!

Cease to struggle and you cease to live. -- Thomas Carlyle ?

I hope that after the separation you can be more attentive to my efforts to struggle.

We began to struggle for the bag and a fight broke out.

I must live highly effective, to work, to struggle and to love the persons aside!

Do they teach us something, or are we to struggle to overcome sickness?

Also for further promotes the Chinese metal magnesium enterprise development to struggle!

I have to struggle to keep a path clear between bed and toilet, toilet and kitchen table, table and front door.

It's brave, it's tough, it that dare to struggle spirit, really make we admire.

"Housing starts are continuing to struggle with mortgage rates at 4%, " he says.

You may have to struggle between your own inner needs and the demands of work and society.

Everyone has a dream, more or less, and some people continue to struggle for their dreams with, and some people have become a fantasy.

But Miss Martha realized that, unfortunate though it is, genius often has to struggle before it is recognized.

The happiest thing in the world is to struggle for the ideal.

I am sure to make great efforts to struggle for this an ideal , strive for to acting as glorious one soldier.

When you're in trouble, you need to struggle to do whatever you can and don't count on others.

I managed with difficulty to struggle upright.