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buses Britain did not get off easy in Australia, get off early to be ready, come from the turmoil of the upper class.

It might seem as if you are running up against an obstacle today, but this could be a projection of your inner turmoil.

The bank said the trading loss was due to market turmoil in May and June, when global stock markets fell sharply.

The TED conference could have been a casualty of all that turmoil.

With its recent history of turmoil and military coups, that country is hardly in a happy state at the moment.

Net private capital inflows into America seem to have evaporated since the credit turmoil began.

The former chairman said the current turmoil in financial markets was "an accident waiting to happen" .

Mr Paulson said housing was "at the heart of the turmoil and stress for our financial markets and financial institutions" .

U. S. President Barack Obama is preparing to deliver his State of the Union Address at a time of political turmoil in Washington.

We know how you long to leave behind these conditions of skyrocketing turmoil while the dark works all out to prevent your release.

Referring to the current market turmoil, he conceded: "We all failed to understand how much the system had changed. "

The stables had been full of horses, there was a great turmoil and come-and-go of horses and of dealers and grooms.

As I said, this has been a year of concentrated turmoil.

Mr Swan said he would continue with the carbon tax despite the global turmoil because it would be good for Australia in the long term.

But with all the turmoil in the economy, the product almost certainly would be shrinking if it were not restricted to cash transactions.

Even before the turmoil, Iran signalled it had tired of western foot-dragging and was likely to favour Chinese oil companies.

It's mainly because I've been through quite a lot of emotional turmoil. . . which seems to be very much a part of my life.

The IMF warned the turmoil in global credit markets was likely to be "protracted" , putting a brake on five record years of global growth.

Gladly appreciating the light created by my hand, I knew it had lit up my spirit in this long and dark age of turmoil.

From the U. S. sub-loan crisis of the Wall Street turmoil, and now it has evolved into a global financial crisis.

The Fed chairman faces uncertainty about how much of an effect market turmoil will have on the economy.

But even if Mr. Murdoch decides to make such a change, one of the people said he wouldn't do it right now so close to the current turmoil.

Illegal it might be, but only thus, he said, could turmoil be avoided and "civilised standards" maintained.

Home foreclosures have put the U. S. housing industry in a state of turmoil, and has hurt the overall economy here and elsewhere.

George Osborne, the chancellor, said the current turmoil showed that Britain's approach was the right one.

A year ago, we came together at a time of turmoil.

Investors said the lack of information about the debt standstill, announced on Wednesday, was the key factor sparking the wider turmoil.

Although the crisis seems to have abated for now, it's just one episode of a period of intense political turmoil for Thailand, a key U.

Anything is better than a return to the bloody turmoil of the Taiping or the warlord era or to the horrors of the Cultural Revolution.

Often known as the fear index, the VIX tends to rise sharply in times of turmoil, as it did last autumn.

The sexual assault charges throw the IMF into turmoil just as it is trying to ease an escalating euro zone debt crisis.

Your mind is in such a turmoil, you do not know what you are talking about.

He said that if politicians do not wake up now, do not act immediately, then economic turmoil will continue for several years.

But at this stage we still need to wait and see whether this sort of a financial turmoil will translate into something more real.

However, economists warned that it was still far too early to assume that the final chapter of this year's market turmoil is now over.

Since the recession threw their budgets into turmoil, many states have decided to imprison fewer people, largely to save money.

It's hoped that this would avoid the usual wrangling and emotional turmoil experienced by families going through a divorce.

His eyes closed in what would have seemed to be sleeping had it not been for the turmoil of the struggle.

McCain and Barack Obama have sparred over ties to lobbying firms and financial institutions caught up in the Wall Street turmoil.

Now, at a time of turmoil in Washington's ties with Tokyo, American officials are reaching out directly to that power behind the throne.

He sat there motionless, only his deep, black eyes giving away whatever inner turmoil he might have felt.

Despite all of the turmoil facing the capital markets, the VIX has failed to break out to the upside despite the very high levels.

In the dark of night when your spirit is in turmoil and sleep won't come, remember that Jesus is there with you.

You always have to sort of adapt and improvise to the opportunities and accidents that happen, and the sort of turmoil of the world.

With all the turmoil in her life, it's tempting to see this as wishful nostalgia.

A dubious offer, no doubt, for a country that has already lost three years to political turmoil and military misrule.

Political analysts predict Turkey will be thrown into a political and economic turmoil if the court orders the party to be disbanded.

By monitoring how these jets formed, physicists were able to see how the intensely chaotic turmoil evolved.

Then, what are the sun spots? A natural consequence of that turmoil which the sons of God in the earth reflect upon same.

Banking stocks have been falling heavily since the global financial turmoil began to unravel.

After a year of economic turmoil and academic trauma, most business schools seem to have become paralysed.

If the events of this week encourage greater circumspection then this will have been a bout of market turmoil well worth enduring.

After barely changing at all for decades, the startup funding business is now in what could, at least by comparison, be called turmoil.

He said that the policy needs to be adjusted when the global financial market is in a intensified turmoil.

The result is that we seem to be in a state of turmoil all the time, both physically and mentally.

The intensified market turmoil might have changed the political calculus, even with less than two months left until the November elections.

He taught me the truth in life, but did not teach me how to release them gathered in the heart of the turmoil!

Still, she said that she was caught by surprise that the turmoil across the Middle East unfolded not far from her home in Bahrain.

The Fed said the financial market turmoil will likely continue to restrain spending, partly due to the tight credit market.

She says Thailand, after years of political turmoil and sporadic street violence, can benefit from having a woman in charge.

Dalglish then went silently to his Southport home to let those closest know of his inner turmoil.

But by this time the relationship between WikiLeaks and its media partners was breaking down, and WikiLeaks itself was in turmoil.

The clouds scudded across the flat landscape, the wind filling my lungs and cleansing my mind of stress and turmoil.

Such turmoil is a sign that debt is not the instant solution it was made out to be.

It was the turmoil of the Yuuzhan Vong War and its fallout that caused Leia to return to her Jedi studies with renewed focus.

However, concerns have been raised that the decline in numbers may be part of a wider structural issue, unconnected to the economic turmoil.

At the start of this latest phase of the credit crisis, Japan's financial markets had seemed to float over the top of the global turmoil.

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank, argues that maintaining the inflationary anchor is the best way to get through the short-term turmoil.

In October 2008, amid the post-Lehman Brothers market turmoil, the Fed began to pay interest to banks that keep money on reserve with it.

In Washington, our leaders seem to have barely noticed this turmoil in one of the world's most important economic zones.

Rove also caught up in this share of political term turmoil during his White House years.

U. S. stocks fell as worries about fiscal turmoil in Europe and a drop in technology stocks offset positive reports on the U. S. economy.

The port of Dar es Salaam failed to pinch business from Kenya's port, Mombasa, when Kenya was in turmoil a year ago.

Mr Howard's attempt to sidestep the turmoil yesterday by unveiling election plans to help working mums was quickly overshadowed.

Do all that you can to avoid turmoil and drama but have the courage to speak your truth!

During the turmoil many banks had to carry out big fact-finding missions to see where they stood.

We welcome the actions taken by the ECB and the national central banks since the beginning of the turmoil.

After the turmoil in the office , he came out smelling like a rose (because of his neutral position).

In three years of political turmoil and economic drift, Thailand has seen plenty of error. But forgiveness is in short supply.

As a result of the financial turmoil, Bank loan-to-left, he, so the buyer is not the money, the loan will be no solution.

In all this turmoil there is neither freedom nor the order of spontaneity, for freedom is a great sense of spontaneity.

The chaos, everything is in turmoil, any time from the beginning, do not remember.

"CBO expects the economy to rebound after 2008, as the negative effects of the turmoil in the housing and financial markets fade, " he said.

Their relative position has strengthened while that of Western peers was undermined by market turmoil and deleveraging.

memories remain of how the German central bank's hardline stance on inflation exacerbated Europe's exchange rate turmoil of the early 1990s.

I said I did, and I began to tell him all the emotional turmoil that my father had put me through, but he interrupted me.

Trichet said the ECB expected banks to make their contribution to dealing with the turmoil in financial markets.

"If a field is in a state of turmoil and rapid advance, and you write a book, two years later it's obsolete, " he says.

There was no Vietnam, no racial turmoil, no trouble at home, no anxieties about myself or my future.

Betty Williams, a receptionist and a mother of two, witnessed three children killed during the political turmoil in Northern Ireland.

Even if the administration were to implement some of the options, the debt crisis could still trigger turmoil in financial markets.

Bank of France Governor Christian Noyer said French banks were solid and that their solidity would not be affected by recent market turmoil.

He felt the tremendous drag China's huge population had on its fragile economic recovery after years of political turmoil.

The firing of the head of the Vatican bank last week and the turmoil in the Vatican are more signs of the end of an era in Europe.

Instead its leadership sees the turmoil across the Arab world as confirmation of its ascendancy as a regional power, and America's decline.

Whether or not the legislation passes, it's a sign of the emotional turmoil that women like her have wrought in their communities.

In response to increasing turmoil swirling around the desegregation of public schools, Armstrong was outspokenly critical of his country.

Until last week, Fed officials had been playing down the possible impact to the United States from Europe's turmoil.

To avoid getting caught up in the market's daily turmoil, buy a lifecycle fund -- and don't check the account balance too often.

Unfortunately, in the turmoil following her birth, he forgot to tell us which church that might be.

JK: Man has always been in trouble, in turmoil, in fear. And facing all the confusion of the world, can there be a solution to all this?

Any infusion of cash would amount to an acknowledgement from Beijing that CIC has performed well during a time of global turmoil.

There was more turmoil in Thailand when red-shirted opposition protesters set up an encampment in central Bangkok.

David Cameron takes over as British prime minister, after days of extraordinary political turmoil in London.

They think they should be praised for keeping their currency stable at a time of global turmoil.

One economic expert, New York University Professor Neil Barofsky, says the markets may be in turmoil for a while.

They should arrange career development meetings to help staff to think long-term and look for opportunities in the turmoil.

Now he is living a complete hell, with all of this turmoil, and two sweet children looking to him for stability.

And in May of 1910 folks all over the nation were in a space-age state of turmoil over Halley's Comet.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel reiterated that creating such a bond would be no solution to the turmoil.

Talk of such a comprehensive package has helped turn sentiment around in stock markets this week following last week's turmoil.

If market turmoil worsens this week, however, the administration could unveil its intentions in the next few days.

This was at a time when the university was in turmoil following Prof Summers' resignation.

Tao Ailin, the main character of Ties That Bind, Ties That Break, is born into the Tao family at a time when China is in great turmoil.

The catastrophe: As if the political turmoil weren't bad enough, nature struck Haiti in2004 to devastating effect.

The world could do with some glad tidings at the moment, to cope with a global economic crisis and turmoil in the Middle East.

Globally, investment has more than doubled in the last five years, Pew finds, with the recent economic turmoil generating only a slight dip.

Lewis is buying Merrill at a time of severe economic turmoil, with U. S. jobs disappearing last month at the fastest pace in 34 years.

Goldman has plenty of capital and a cash pile of $164bn, which it keeps stuck in short-term Treasury bonds in case of future turmoil.

Shares in CLP have slid only 1. 8 percent since the beginning of the year, offering investors a safe haven amid the market turmoil.

If it wasn't for the political and ethical turmoil surrounding them, stem cells would hardly be a household term.

Mr Fink said the turmoil in financial markets had convinced him of the need to make the gift to the business school.

"Gone with the Wind" shows the South during the Civil War turmoil of social reality.

Now, many observers think the turmoil in Europe could further delay any move by China away from the yuan's de facto peg to the U. S. dollar.

He said more rules are not "the answer" to the financial turmoil.

Sort of through the turmoil and the opportunities and the incidents of the real world.

The yen may be well known as Asia's best-performing currency against the dollar during the turmoil of the past three months.

Turmoil in the rump of the euro zone would batter export markets just as the north's firms became less competitive.

This tragic attack takes place at a time of turmoil and protest in many different countries.

The value of that gold has risen quickly as investors buy the precious metal as a haven from the turmoil hitting financial markets.

Miles sky, the vastness, Huayan Group, will the turmoil in the new economic tide in the wind and waves, splashing into the water 3000!

Yet as this summer's market turmoil showed, a BlackBerry operated from a beach is not always enough.

But the spectacular turmoil witnessed this week shows how quickly perceptions of the state of things can be undermined.

Just a week ago the Spanish 10-year notes were yielding 4. 74% and in May, when Greece was in turmoil, Spanish yields peaked at 4. 93%.

The prime minister said with Europe in turmoil, now is not the time for Britain to be stirring even more trouble.

In the recent turmoil in the streets, the Brothers kept a noticeably low profile, perhaps waiting to see how things would unfold.

Many credit funds are trying to find other low-risk ways to profit from the turmoil in subprime.

When he took over the helm in September 2008, the NAACP had been in turmoil for several years.

For all the blame he heaps on the outside world for turmoil past, he tailors much of his rhetoric these days to chime with the times.

Fraught with emotional turmoil and shattering hallucinations, they're unable to differentiate their interior trauma from the exterior world.

My grandfather introduced me to investing in municipal bonds, which helped pay my children's college bills during the recent market turmoil.

The voting on Saturday was largely peaceful, a respite after weeks of turmoil and a toxic political debate over the constitution.

Senate Minority Leader Republican Mitch McConnell says both parties will work together in an effort to stop further financial turmoil.

Similarly, in reaction to the current economic turmoil, Mr Putin declared the Russian economy to be a "safe haven" for foreign capital.

Meanwhile, credit-market turmoil creates a quandary for the Bank of Japan (BoJ).

After two years of turmoil, forecasters' consensus view is for minor improvement in housing in 2010.

Ultimately, a greater concern must be that the turmoil eventually spreads beyond the financial markets into the wider economy.

With the markets in turmoil and the eurozone in danger of collapse, this can only be a time for short-termism.

But despite all this turmoil, it has found some macroeconomic steel.

In a nutshell; China is not the Middle East, and Middle East "turmoil" does not apply to China.

To let them, dispossessed laid-off factory-workers, back to the firms can help to avoid social turmoil effectively.

There may be a real identity formation or may be an identity crisis or confusion in the turmoil state.

Three years of economic hardship, partly because of this turmoil, have done wider damage.

Men are more likely to act out their inner turmoil while women are more likely to turn their feelings inward.

Nadal's gaze remains steady as he recounts the source of that turmoil.

Gillett believes doing so is crucial to stem any potential company turmoil or morale issues among the company's nearly 325, 000 employees.

"Rising Tide" suggests that Pakistani artists do not have to go abroad, though some still do, to express their country's turmoil.

After two years of economic turmoil, Asia is finally on the rebound.

The German engineering giant stressed that its problems had nothing to do with the present market turmoil.

The government would be unable to pay the interest on its debts -- creating massive turmoil in world markets.

None of the turmoil that routinely attends film-star existence ever seemed to visit the Astaire household.

Parts of America's mortgage market are in turmoil. Some on Wall Street see this as an opportunity. Others are biting their nails.

Filled with diverse clans and warring states, this country is in constant turmoil. People long for a leader to unite them all.

Analysts say the leader wants to avoid a change of government at a time when other countries in the region are in turmoil.

Mercury retrograde on the 19th adds emotional turmoil and may bring up old issues for you to discover new solutions.

Mr Wang said the food and drinks sectors were insulated from the recent turmoil.

Companies are already starting to see signs of stabilization after months of turmoil.

Honest turmoil, as commentator James Grant put it, has always been the way of the world.

With the US economy turning down and some corners of the debt markets in turmoil, financial leverage has been going out of fashion fast.

But this turmoil has not just undermined Iranian democracy; it has also damaged the prestige of the supreme leader.

Conditions are terrible in Haiti and in the midst of the hardship and turmoil the evil that is Monsanto is trying to take advantage.

Amid the turmoil, there has also been a tectonic shift in banking's centre of gravity.

Bernanke says the recent financial turmoil means economic activity will be subdued through the rest of this year and into next year.

The ideologies on which that order had customarily depended, the cultural values by which it ruled, were also in deep turmoil.

The proposed launch comes at a time of turmoil for the fund of funds industry, much of which is based in Switzerland.

His youth is in a period of great turmoil in China, so the idea of salvaging the country lay in the bottom of my heart a deep imprint.

It is true that turmoil, brashness, and a feeling of loneliness amid the millions have always marked life in the city.

By the United States in 2008 caused by sub-loan crisis on Wall Street turmoil, and now has evolved into a global financial crisis.

Adding to the turmoil was an explosive increase in leveraged buyouts, or LBOs.

Problems are beginning to surface 5. Now everything is in turmoil.

It does not help that domestic demand is feeble, and that the global economy is in turmoil.

Financial turmoil in Europe is no longer a problem of small, peripheral economies like Greece.

On the plus side, it means that the current political turmoil should have calmed down by the time I eventually reach Iran.

It was a damp squib. Global financial turmoil should encourage it to produce some fireworks.

Amidst the political turmoil, many of the camp wardens began to notice an unsettling change come over their orc captives.

I cannot see you continuously suffering and not endeavour to lead you out of turmoil.

But even before the latest market turmoil, economic growth in Latin America was expected to slow, to around 4% a year.

The current turmoil in Europe is an opportunity for the UK to refashion its relationship with Brussels, David Cameron has said.

They have been among the most dynamic components of China's fast rise towards prosperity. Their turmoil may be transient.

But as economists thumb through the history books, the one thing that is crystal clear is that this summer's turmoil will not be the last.

Chief of Staff Mike Novick states that the turmoil of the last day has actually helped Palmer uncover his real character.

During periods of turmoil, freedoms are often suppressed in the name of stability.

The turmoil in markets for supposedly safe sovereign debt shows why risk weights can be so dangerous.

The aggressive posture comes at a time of turmoil for Merrill.

Market turmoil originating in Europe could give China a chance to act on the yuan without much of a sacrifice.

But isn't the whole point of your fund to be a hedge against market turmoil?

It would spike into the teens during times of economic turmoil, but then settle at seven or eight percent when things returned to normal.

The tussle between South Korea and Japan is part of the broader currency turmoil shaking up governments and businesses across the world.

After a lean few weeks, featuring Arab turmoil and inflation, emerging-market bulls can graze once more.

In his later years, Mao also launched the infamous Great Cultural Revolution that plunged China in turmoil for a decade.

Contrary to the fears of many investors, however, these big food companies are likely to weather the turmoil in commodities markets .

Still, fund managers said appetite for IPOs is likely to be limited, given Mideast turmoil and inflation worries.

Americans are pushing the U. S. saving rate higher after severe declines in household wealth from the turmoil in housing and stock markets.

At length Soapy reached one of the avenues to the east where the glitter and turmoil was but faint.

There was so much financial turmoil in the autumn that it was hard to keep up with events.

Our life is in a turmoil, it is a constant struggle, with nothing original, nothing creative-I am using the word'creative'very carefully.

The telecoms market is in turmoil, as it transpires that dozens of mobile licences were improperly issued.

Her home was a scary place that she forever associated with emotional turmoil.

Around many campuses there was the constant turmoil and noise of construction.

However, the state's attempt to manage prices has exacerbated the turmoil by setting the coal and power industries against each other.

I just feel that we ought not to be selling weapons to African countries in turmoil, or near to turmoil.

Creative turmoil is underpinned by professionalism. such LV Bags welcomed by people all over the world.

Not one of the original sponsors has dropped out, despite the turmoil in the financial markets. Their confidence has been vindicated.

"The situation in Pakistan is still turmoil. It's a matter of great concern to us, " Antony said.

The current turmoil could lead markets into a vicious circle, warns Domenico Picone, bank analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort.

The financial market turmoil has been keeping the world on tenterhooks for more than a year now.

One had to know Nixon well to recognize his inner turmoil in the faraway look and the frozen melancholy of his features.

Nonetheless, the ongoing Beijing Olympic torch relay has suffered political turmoil as it passed through several countries.

Step back from the current turmoil, however, and a more encouraging picture emerges.

Scepticism may have been intensified by the recent global financial market turmoil that has seen the euro soaring to record highs.

Meanwhile, the regional financial turmoil has exposed some of the weaknesses of our economy.

Our Food supply is in a state of total turmoil.

By the U. S. sub-loan crisis, exacerbated by the global economic turmoil, the world's economic growth slowed down significantly.

Others on Wall Street maintain that the turmoil is playing out in similar fashion.

The extent of this turmoil is neatly illustrated by the performance of investment banking stocks at the time.

The eyes of the world are on him as he grapples with the real-life, not theoretical, dilemma of how to respond to financial market turmoil.

Because of this political turmoil, foreign investment is beginning to dry up.

The eager and earnest young man already experienced hardship turmoil and the rigors of a full-length day of adult work.

The money fund turmoil rippled across other markets and sent short-term borrowing costs and risk premiums soaring.

President Obama says the United States is struggling through "unprecedented economic turmoil. "

More than a fortnight after strikes have seen state hospitals thrown into turmoil and high school exams cancelled, an end could be in sight.

Good grief! Why? You know it's hard to find a new job now, due to the financial turmoil.

Zimbabwe's political turmoil, and Mr. Mugabe's presence has completely overshadowed the business of this Red Sea resort summit.

Interior space as an integral part of human living space for the production, of course, have also been green turmoil.

Merrill has suffered heavy losses on its holdings of CDOs as a result of the credit market turmoil.

It is possible market turmoil might delay some of China's stock offerings but not others.

But the crisis in Europe, which has caused bond market turmoil across the region, could derail the recovery.

Even gold, which investors have turned to as a haven that would protect them in times of market turmoil, has tumbled.

Amid the turmoil of the Arab spring, Turkey offers a heartening example of a secular democracy in the Muslim world.

Jean- Philippe Cotis, the OECD's chief economist, said much of the turmoil was a welcome reappearance of more normal pricing for risks.

In spite of the ongoing turmoil in markets with exposure to US subprime mortgages, those smooth conditions appear to be continuing for now.

It is worth remembering that the backdrop to the political turmoil of the 1930s was the Wall Street crash of 1929.

Much of that reality, she added, is rooted in political turmoil.

Each scenario would benefit gold, which often acts as a haven from turmoil as well as keeping its value in times of inflation.

The England of those years was an England in turmoil.

The comments spread quickly through the investment community , spooking investors and contributing to turmoil in financial markets .

A high-profile probe would hobble the White House politically, and could mean sky-high legal bills and turmoil for Bush's closest aides.

What explains these two group's ability to sail through financial turmoil that wrecked some of the West's biggest and boldest investors?

Privately, however, they fear the blame for the resulting economic turmoil would end at the president's door.

Turmoil in financial markets and fears of a slowing global recovery might mean China's benchmark lending rates stay on hold.