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Mr Obama set out his vision of a world free of nuclear weapons hours after being woken in the night to be told of the launch.

After the verdicts, Susan Lewis, 46, of Great Yarmouth, told of her devastation at having to turn in her own son to the police.

It told of Guinevere, Merlin, the sword Caliburn - later known as Excalibur - and Arthur's final resting place in Avalon.

Told of the company's plans for rejuvenating its brand, one Manhattan resident said he was unimpressed.

Trembling as the wind blew, which told of his joy of reunion to me by the dense aroma of white lotus.

A story is told of a woman whose relatives gathered in Amsterdam for her planned euthanasia.

After that came and went, passengers were told of a gate change and rushed to a basement holding area, away from the public gaze.

In a telephone interview, Dr. Ramakrishnan said that when he was first told of the prize he thought it was a joke.

When he grew up into a strong youth he was told of the secret of his birth. So he went to avenge his father's wrongs .

She told of any new things are always curious about some of the parents asked them not to answer the question.

If we had been luckier, if events had not taken told of us, there might have been no occasion for him to tell me.

The merchant told of his unfortunate happenings again. After listening to him, the second sheikh said, "Please let me wait with you. "

The children found an old book that told of a hidden cave filled with treasure.

One friend of mine told of her husband's 'garbage pail' dinners, which she described as concoctions straight out of a trash can.

Visitors to Stubblebine's offices at Arlington, Virginia, are told of him repeatedly walking at walls - only to bounce painfully off them.

When told of his pursuits, many looked at Spindler as if he were some towering Don Quixote chasing a Chinese windmill.

When in the morning we were told of her death, I could not realize all that it meant for me.

Siblings of two participants in Friday's spy swap, one of the largest since the Cold War, told of hearing brief reports on their arrivals.

British actor Hugh Grant told of his joy after a Chinese woman he had a brief affair with gave birth to his love child, The Mirror reported.

When told of Sandberg's answer, Mitchell affectionately said, "I'm going to have to sit with her and revisit this. "

When Mr Yang told of his plight on his blog, Beijing Times, a newspaper (loosely) controlled by the Communist Party, picked up the story.

With him was a young fellow whose appearance told of many days in hiding .

Today is a special day, although I am not the kind of prayer for them, but I am a Christian who told of it?

He told of the two demons that came to him to settle their quarrel. And he told how they gratefully helped him with their magic powers.

A woman has told of her horror after Google published a photograph of her young son naked on the internet.

Val, as I called her, was set to return home when she was told of the charges and that she wouldn't be leaving Bahrain as planned.

The commander of the regional task force said the army was told of the violence only after it happened.

In a brief online conversation she told of being "miserable" and of being held "hostage" with her family by the government.

Gary McKinnon was not in court to hear the judgement. But he was told of the result in advance.

We were most impressed by the fact that even those patients who were not told of the illness were quite aware of its potential outcome.

When told of the true nature of the "plot" , Churchill wrote to Sikorski asking that the story be kept secret.

The Bank delegation was also told of India's huge physical infrastructure needs.

Non-natives tend to have difficulties identifying the usage of sugar and are often surprised when being told of the "secret ingredient. "

We were most impressed by the fact that those patients who were not told of their very serious illness were aware of its potential outcome.

Having been told of Lansley's concerns over the reforms, the Labour party has called on him to speak out publicly.

Mr Panetta has said Islamabad was deliberately not told of the raid out of fear bin Laden would be tipped off.

On my recent visit to Wuxi, I was told of a Lotus Garden called Jingyuan, particularly attractive and fortunately close to my room.

In his Caldecott acceptance speech for GRANDFATHER'S JOURNEY, Allen Say told of his difficulty in separating his dreams from reality.

A story is told of a king who went into his garden one morning, and found everything withered and dying.

On the way he was told of the death of his brother-in-law, Anatole, and of the death of Prince Andrey.

At night I used to sit among the peasants and listen to the stories they told of their villages.

Thus, the story is told of a tradesman calling upon him one day for the payment of a promissory note which he presented.

These songs told of Harrison's bravery against the Indians. They told how Harrison loved the hard and simple life of the common man.

The story is told of a colored brother who, at a camp meeting, tried to give himself to God.

Doc told of how Bigger had cut the cloth of his pool table and said that Bigger was "mean and bad, but sane" .

Then they won't be confused or frustrated if they try to reach you, and weren't told of the personnel change.

The warning adds that families and caregivers should also be told of the need for close monitoring and report any changes to the physician.

Many fond, wistful stories are told of carpets we "used to have" and the wonderful, wholesome adventures of long ago.

President Andrew Jackson and Sam Houston were close friends. When told of Houston's retreat, the president pointed to a map of Texas.

Tales are told of her former mentor, Polvin Kut, and how she was imprisoned for over a century on the world of Koba.

Even now stories are told of local witchdoctorsor or bokor who were controlling people by means of a psycho drugs.

He then told of a despairing man who confessed to his pastor, "My life is really in bad shape. "

Some have told of feeling the presence of a woman, which fits with our newest image.

A story is told of a man sentenced by his king to death.

The story is told of an old man who lived on a farm in the mountains of eastern Kentucky with his young grandson.

A message and theme of Jesus' life was given right at the start of the New Testament, by another man who told of his coming.

It chagrined me greatly to be told of her complaints.

A humming bee hummed, a cow-bell tinkled , while some suspicious cracklings told of a secretly reconnoitering squirrel.

And he told of his hunger for goat meat, that only got him kicked back to Benares without even a bite to eat!

The President, being told of the strong earthquake in his country, was ~ every minute.

He told of being cursed by his shipmates and being cast adrift on a bamboo raft.

In her luminous memoir, "The Glass Castle, " Walls told of being raised by eccentric and unfit parents.

I especially cherish the ones that told of her abundant love for me, her only daughter.

That Monkey King and his men heard the Zhefan lie very proud and happy to be told of this wonderful gift for flattery people.

He was rather proud of this, and his voice told of it.

Fishermen and tour operators told of lost jobs, restaurants were shut down, and the economy in many affected areas was devastated.

Dippolito was then taken to the Boynton Beach Police Department, where she was told of the investigation and arrested.

Cyranoski interviewed participants in an HIV drug trial who said they were not told of the potential risks of treatment.

However, when the scientist told of her experience, no one believed her.

That afternoon a camp counselor, who had been told of the theft, saw another boy sitting behind a tree eating the stolen cookies.

I have been told of this website by my office and have decided to take this special holiday season to send you a personal message.

This story is told of a browbeating counsel, who habitually endeavored to terrorize his opponent's witnesses.

SIENA - Standing alongside president Massimo Moratti, Inter striker Mario Balotelli told of his joy at winning the Scudetto.

My brothers and sisters and cousins, when I told of the bargain I had made, said I had given four times as much as the whistle was worth.

In fact, in my studies of many religions, I have found few instances where people are truly told of the concept of Sonship with God.

The show told of how Medina's girlfriend Ramos became brain damaged and confined to a wheelchair shortly after their engagement.

Appearing with a missing front tooth, he told of beatings, whippings and electric shocks after his arrest.

A dispatch from the front line told of victory there.

CNAC letter told of the "Daily Economic News" , in the letter as a flight information service providers, engaged in back-office jobs.

President Bush was stunned last month when told of the U. S. Nuclear arsenal size.

Upon being told of Haemon's death, Eurydice finished her row of knitting, climbed to her room, and cut her throat.

A similar tale can be told of families postponing expenditure and precipitating unemployment.

The dame told of her experience as a wife and mother.

If words could breathe, then this book told of a story of love which is genuine and warm, loving and tender.

A story is told of a simple shepherd who was appointed a prime minister of Persia.

Every Twelve had to be told, of course, where and how and when to report for training.

Cheated by unscrupulous brokers and employers, these workers often told of excessive hours, unpaid wages, and confiscation of passports.

Benjamin Brafman, one of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's attorneys, declined to comment when told of the DNA test results.

Witnesses told of watching the spire of the iconic Christchurch Cathedral come crashing down during an aftershock.

The most inviting stories of pleasure and luxury had been told of places and individuals here.

The explorer told of his adventure with great circumstance.

Mr Del Soldato also told of a series of currency swap contracts with other parties, some profitable, others not.

Dr Tickell told of being charged $100 to check-in golf clubs on a flight, despite an obese passenger outweighing him and his golf clubs.

A spokesman for Prince William laughed when told of Ms. Wade's tale, saying, 'That's not true at all. '

The mother felt great anxiety when told of her son's accident.

Here's a good idea. I was recently told of a threefold strategy when it comes to the pursuit of goals.

A British tourist has told of fearing for his life after a plane skidded off the runway in Thailand.

She told of a dinner attended by her, Nicole, and other friends in which O.

And he told of the actual experience in chilling understatement.

They later told of being kept in brutal conditions, being physically abused and being forced to work on farms.

Similar tales could be told of the experiences of Brevini, an Italian maker of wind turbine parts, and Magna, a new car-parts maker.

Austin told of his crime. He had stolen the fancy goldfish.

When President Lincoln was finally told of all the metal being used here, his response was short and clear: That is as it should be.

Silence can ensure that the user knows this without actually being told of the failure.

Now, airlines will have to check the no-fly list within two hours of being told of additions, instead of twenty-four hours.

A young woman told of meeting Jia Baoyu, the lover-boy from the classic novel Dream of The Red Chamber.

He told of slapping his generous mother when he was crazy with greed for money.

Ancient Greek myths told of a time long ago when people lived in peace and happiness.

When the King of Kosala was told of this, he sent another gang of bandits to the streets of Benares itself.

You can only imagine vaguely from what you are told of fallen civilizations such as Atlantis and Lemuria.

They told of the excellent situation prevailing in their province.

"I'm very nervous about it, " said Linda Belfer, a longtime Battery Park City resident who uses a wheelchair, when told of the threat.

A certain London taxi driver told of his job as follows.

A similar story could be told of many commodities.

I myself was the leading role of tha story spread in my unit, which told of how to gain good fortune from misfortune.

One woman told of ordering take-out food as a newlywed, then dumping it all in pots on the stove before her husband came home from work.

When King Charles I was first told of the Irish rebellion of 1641 he was playing a round of golf on this course.

Many teens told of friendships that soured after their friend began seeing someone.

Told of Allingham's death yesterday, Patch said he was "very sad at losing a friend" .

He was quite surprised when told of the news.

That the boys liked this little better than the girls is very clearly evident from the story I have already told of the Field Mouse.

Although too young to remember my parents together, I was told of romantic evenings, of candle light and soft music.

My first stories told of the end of the Salvadorian civil war and the Romanian revolution.

Many participants told of losing their health and life insurance.

They told of his devotion to duty.

The user is then typically e-mailed or told of their new password via a phone call.

The story she told of the spread of Calvinist religion as an elite religion in China was quite extraordinary.

They were not told of this new policy.

Family members were told of the situation and were either at the hospital or en route, Oxman said.

Biggs will be told of his release today after the justice secretary, Jack Straw, agreed to grant him parole, according to some reports.

Existing smokers will be told of the new policy and given help to quit.

That's what she told of me.

They need to be told of the good God now and then.

When told of Koch Industries' stance on formaldehyde, Varmus said that he was "surprised. "

On the way to the camp I had been told of other drone-dodging techniques.

On December 16, a large meeting at the Old South Church was told of Hutchinson's final refusal.

His family was told of his death early Thursday morning, said Malcolm Edinger, his grandson.

The blood-stained glove told of the bandit's crime.

One friend told of how her husband untucks all the sheets before getting into bed.

Though told of the danger, he still risked his life to save the boy.

They, too, need to be told of the good God.

Works such as "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" told of lives clouded or ruined by totalitarianism.

Recently a 17-year-old young man stood in front of 70 people and told of how he'd been getting drunk and partying with his friends.

Now, airlines will have to check the no-fly list within 2 hours of being told of additions, instead of 24 hours.

I see similarity between Pakis being told of 72 virgins for suicide bombings and this! Both morons!

He told of having seen a strange creature in the lake.

He told of his plan.

LuYingNian told of the house caught on bullying smoke, say must say live.

He told of how he helped the old woman to find her missing son.

Her face told of the sorrow.

At about 1: 30 p. m. , an hour after the firstsupervisor was told of the alleged attack, the hotel dialed 911.

These books told of the revolution in China and became masterpieces in their own right.

The story is also told of U. S exexutives negotiating a purchase agreement with their Japanese counterparts.

Similar things happen in any country experiencing rapid economic growth; very similar tales can be told of India, for example.

After the Day of Pentecost, people went out and told of the love of Christ, which they had themselves experienced.

He told of the Chinese postal system, paper money, and the use of coal as fuel.

The Consumer Council of Hong Kong told of a complaint from a woman.

EU ambassadors to Sofia, who have just been told of the plan, are also sceptical.

In "The Eye of the Elephant, " in which Delia and Mark write alternating chapters, Mark Owens told of a terrible discovery:

He told of pieces of printed paper which circulated throughout the country in the place of money and were as valuable as coins of gold;

we are told of the medieval knight mysteriouslyimpaled by the sword he had not yet built

In the edition of June 7th, a telegraphic report told of the American victory at Matamoros;

And I told of the good All-father

Though told of the danger, he still risked his life to save the boy. (he is told, or tell him)

state in the USA; and in every state, local newspapers and TV stations told of local men and

His face it told of the mad existence, a silent story

And the story it told of a river that flowed

they told of strange and exotic locales

You will be told of some wintry chill, some casual indisposition, that laid her low;

Ye are told of nails that pinioned