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She was just turning to stare back at me, her eyes as alarmed as mine.

Ban was alarmed by the state of the local glaciers and said the effects of climate change were clearly visible and of great concern.

Because we cannot believe you capable of any disregard of your pledges we have been sent by the alarmed American citizens of color.

however it may be, Valentine, you must not be alarmed. I ASsure you that, AS long AS I live, I shall never love any one else!

"Keep him in a good humour. I don't want him alarmed till we're ready to move. " "Softly, softly, catchee monkey? " "That's the idea. "

As the war went on, the army authorities and the War Office became alarmed at the high proportion of men suffering head injuries.

In another e-mail, he said he felt "alarmed and ashamed" upon seeing poor imaging techniques.

So it is alarmed that peasants living close to cities have increasingly been behaving as if the land is theirs anyway.

Parents need to be especially vigilant not to say something casually that they may be alarmed to hear later in the mouths of their children.

The generals seem to be alarmed by the prospect of a low turnout, though the election laws do not require a quorum.

She was now absolutely alarmed and really grateful for her old lover's protection.

The innkeeper, hearing his tale and believing what he said, became greatly alarmed and, rising from his seat, attempted to run away.

Ratzinger should have been more alarmed by the young age of the priest's victims; that's what maternal care would have entailed.

He said he is alarmed by the increasingly partisan tone to the debate in the United States over continued military operations in Iraq.

E-mails began to arrive from friends overseas, alarmed by news reports and asking if we were all right.

He came back, and there was a greedy look in his eyes now which ought to have alarmed her, but did not.

We resolved to be going the next day, but about six o'clock at night we were alarmed with a great uproar in the street.

I'm rather alarmed (to hear) that you're planning to leave the company.

You keep looking at the clock and are alarmed at time passing. You feel as if you'll never get where you need to be.

Doctor: Well, there is nothing to be alarmed about. You are just a little exhausted from overwork.

She looked at me with wide eyes that were almost alarmed. "I'm sure that part's coming, " she whispered.

Although sleepwalking itself is nothing to become alarmed about, the problems that cause the sleepwalking may be very serious.

Matt's situation was alarming but, as he talked, I began to notice that I didn't feel particularly alarmed.

Officials had become more alarmed about the positions of both firms as their share prices continued to fall in recent days.

The incident made me think hard - we were detected and shot at and the enemy was now alarmed.

With the American enthusiastic about this great force, the majority Shite population in the country is becoming increasingly alarmed.

Do not be alarmed by a difference between the dynamic torque and a statiC recheck. This is a normal condition.

I am alarmed to see that disciples of my mum have now made their way into the Harvard Business Review.

So excited and alarmed was he that I was compelled to go down to the spot where the animal had been and look around for it.

Soames was alarmed. He had really been struck by the plans, and the concealment of his satisfaction had been merely instinctive.

He continued to sit rigidly , his breathing shallow, all of his senses alarmed.

Some Prison Break fans are alarmed by this development, worrying that the hiatus might have a more ominous meaning behind it.

Cadmus, alarmed, prepared to encounter a new enemy, but one of them said to him, "Meddle not with our civil war. "

"The public should not be alarmed by the very small concentrations being reported for most cities, " Dr. Smith wrote in an e-mail.

Xerox's core business involved paper, and it was understandably alarmed by the prospect of it going out of fashion.

One explanation for this fall was that investors alarmed by Europe's woes dumped winning gold positions to raise cash.

This alarmed the prince, and he said, "My beautiful bride shall never again touch a spinning wheel. "

Grandma: Now now, it's nothing to be alarmed about, I will have it off in a jiffy. Do you know where your father keeps his chisels ?

This will occur on an individual basis, for those humans or groups of humans who would not be unduly alarmed by such contact.

His mother was alarmed at the ghastliness of his face.

Yet central bankers should not be very alarmed either by the scale or by the dynamics of overall inflation.

Her comments alarmed fellow real estate developers, as many Chinese people called to ask if they should sell their properties.

Harry was staring at him, alarmed; Filch had never looked madder.

When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come.

A child-health expert said it would be wrong for parents to be "overly alarmed" by the results.

"I don't think we need to get particularly alarmed about this particular phenomenon, " Winton said. "It's just part of the mix. "

But common or not, the spread of this sentiment is leaving many American scientists alarmed.

As I reach the bathroom and wipe away the last of my tears, I'm alarmed by the silence; the voice has stopped.

The reports alarmed locals, but successive attempts to track down and capture the animal were foiled as it disappeared into the woods.

When he opened the door, van Rossman was surprised, but not alarmed, at the sight of the men in black.

He said: "Parents should not be alarmed if their child tells a fib. "

As it turned out, the Oak Room was pretty fancy, and when he saw the prices of the entrees Brendan became alarmed.

That protracted debate incurred the displeasure of rating agencies already alarmed at the long-term consequences of high federal borrowing.

Her poor papa returned so melancholy from the city, that all were alarmed about him at home.

I've had a few blogger friends send me an alarmed message when their subscriptions stats take a daily nosedive.

The abrupt advice: "Leave your house, " hurled at Jean Valjean by a stranger, had alarmed him to the extent of rendering him peremptory .

I began to grow alarmed. Perhaps there was someone dying downstairs.

The prospect of millions of petrol tanks being filled with such a fuel has alarmed environmentalist groups.

I was really worried and alarmed. The only thought I had was: "If I miss this opportunity, I would die. "

The executive director of the Canadian Bottled Water Association said she was neither surprised nor alarmed by the finding.

Hanna listened and tried several times to say or ask something, and was becoming increasingly alarmed.

The ruling alarmed programmers, who fear their own software could land them in court if it merely resembles someone else's too closely.

At this he was alarmed, and, full of grief and anxiety, said, now I shall have to contrive to escape.

They are not panicking yet, but as the job rejections mount up, they are beginning to feel alarmed.

The news that the enemy were near alarmed everybody.

Yet caveats can only help a government so much. Ministers are alarmed, and rightly.

are so alarmed by the growing divorce rate that they've decided to publish everybody's marriage records online.

Grandma became pale and alarmed as the man in charge reached for one of the china bowls.

You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come.

Swift did nothing to help her but, alarmed by scandal, simply scratched out her name in his papers.

But even local residents, long used to sporadic shootings, have been alarmed by what sound like genuine gunfights in the dead of night.

The United States portrays itself as responding to a new Chinese assertiveness in the region that has alarmed core American allies.

Do not be alarmed if South Africans announce that they were held up by robots.

They were alarmed even more that such a deal could happen without board approval.

Evacuate instruction content: Guests, not being more alarmed than , not running, do not ride in electric elevator.

'Don't be alarmed if your newborn fails to be startled by loud noises or fails to turn toward sound.

You do not need to be alarmed regardless of how severe some of the changes are, as what is needed to bring them to fruition already exists.

Some experienced Russia hands say there is nothing to be alarmed about.

The adoption by some Salafist broadcasters of a strident, aggressive tone against Shia and Christian minorities has alarmed authorities.

The jailer took the disengaged hand of Oliver; and, whispering him not to be alarmed, looked on without speaking.

Regardless of the research, parents instinctively grow alarmed at the thought of their child getting less attention.

With the little information we have at the moment and the action being taken I wouldn't get too alarmed.

Aid donors had become increasingly alarmed by the lack of a government.

I walk very softly, so that you may not hear, for you might be alarmed.

When it comes to rising sea levels I'm alert but I can't say that I'm particularly alarmed.

He was not deterred by the danger of my making mistakes, he was not alarmed at the prospect of my encountering sorrow.

At twelve o'clock Barrymore, finding the hall door still open, became alarmed, and, lighting a lantern, went in search of his master.

The passer -by cast a glance around him, saw no one, dared not peer into the black niche, and was greatly alarmed.

If you use a conventional household product to clean up after your puppy, don't be alarmed if he keeps repeating himself at the same spot.

The latest quarter to be alarmed is the Liberal Party, which thinks the industry's focus on bestsellers is hurting the Swedes' intellect.

The latest quarter to be alarmed is the Liberal Party, which thinks the industry's focus on bestsellers is hurting the Swedes' intellect.

Such dangers aside, Indian parents probably do not need to be alarmed.

This alarmed me in case anything untoward formed the foundations of his memory.

The two younger girls, alarmed at this incursion of an Indian stranger had gone off to stay with a relative.

Nevertheless, an observer who had woken after sleeping for the past two years, would be alarmed at the numbers.

When the river rages, he is not alarmed; he is secure, though the Jordan should surge against his mouth.

One leading Russian oil executive said that the international community should not be alarmed about Russian production.

Yes, and one day an old pot was so alarmed, that he fell down and was broken to pieces.

So don't be alarmed if he takes you by the arm. I won't let him win, but im a sucker for his charm.

Well, considered what happened, people didn't seem all that alarmed.

In fact, the horn alarmed most of the inhabitants, who crowded to their windows and doors to gaze upon the dismal procession as it passed.

Alarmed by the emerging financial panic and an abrupt collapse in exports, Beijing called a halt to the appreciation last July.

Alarmed by the reaction, Beijing is understood to have contacted companies to urge price restraint.

Alarmed parents duly began to refuse MMR jabs for their offspring and cases of the diseases soared.

To help retain its talent, Google gave all its employees a 10% pay raise in January, which put pressure on costs and alarmed some analysts.

Rio executives may have had assembled a breadth of data that alarmed officials.

Petunia was breathless, alarmed at being caught . She struggled for something hurtful to say.

As they entered the tomb, they saw a young man dressed in a white robe sitting on the right side, and they were alarmed.

He left Emma alarmed when he approached her and started talking to her about the Potter films.

After two years, he drew up a list with only the guitar on it. Alarmed by the price, his parents urged him to reconsider.

I was shocked although not alarmed, because as it happened, I knew this was not true.

" Mother raised his head alarmed, said: " it is too cold, quickly go back to sleep, so cold the weather is warm woli to hide.

Alarmed by the outcry, Mr Abhisit delayed the deal by referring it to a planning-agency review.

Alarmed, the more reputable wing of the food industry appealed to the Congress for help and gave counsel to that body.

Some of the flows into Switzerland may be coming from alarmed Italian and Greek depositors.

Both of the great and powerful groups of nations are alarmed by the steady spread of the deadly atom.

Its aircraft carrier programme, cyberwarfare capabilities and anti-satellite missiles have alarmed neighbours and Washington.

This rapid systematizing of economics alarmed critics of the discipline as well as some noted economists.

Prime Minister and Members are alarmed, hastened to suspend the meeting the Speaker, the Prime Minister will call for calm.

The factory would have produced toxic paraxylene, and residents who learned of the plans were understandably alarmed.

To all the residents (around the plant) who have been alarmed and worried, I am truly, deeply sorry.

This really alarmed me. Is the security of my community that bad that I needed military protection?

At first I was really alarmed by this. I started giving him a pillow, which many times only made him more upset.

Don't be alarmed if your handshake with a Japanese person lasts past the international double-pump standard.

Such talks have alarmed members of the German Parliament, who requested clarification from their government.

It was so charmingly proportioned, so balanced and well clothed, that Euphemia's instinctive propriety was at once alarmed.

Alarmed by the threat of a second financial crisis, the government ordered lenders to apply the brakes to consumer credit.

Don't be alarmed or ashamed by this, but realize that Satan fears your prayers and will try anything to stop them.

Soviet charges that the space station was merely a military launching platform alarmed a number of nonaligned nations.

She is alarmed when Mason tells them to apprehend Victor Drazen even if it is at the risk of losing Jack.

Investors are alarmed by any development that appears to raise the chances of a Chinese hard landing.

Even diplomats, no longer sure which country they were accredited to, were alarmed.

Emma was very alarmed when he approached her and started talking to her about the Harry Potter films.

Incorrect interpretation of conclusions drawn from laboratory studies have unnecessarily alarmed some people.

Park's stories became an addiction but when he burst into song one night, Shin was alarmed, afraid a foreman might hear.

EU officials have grown alarmed at the prospect of state-controlled Chinese companies snapping up strategic European industries.

Fans of James' intensely lyrical and light music shouldn't be alarmed by this step toward the East at all.

Both sides, therefore, are alarmed by the possibility that Mr Obama might move to the centre and "triangulate" in the style of Bill Clinton.

Incorrect interpretation of conclusions drawn from laboratory studies has unnecessarily alarmed some people.

Beijing has alarmed foreign companies by pushing them to hand over technology as a condition of winning contracts and licenses.

India is increasingly alarmed by this strategic development, which it claims is part of China's growing "encirclement" of India.

I was alarmed because it's illegal to cross the motorway and if I followed his instructions I would be heading the wrong way.

They have become alarmed at the rapid decline in the number of marriages in recent years, blaming the trend on Western superficiality.

But though China and South Korea also abhor North Korea's provocations, they are alarmed almost as much by Japan's hawkish response.

"The absolute risk of cancer is still very low, " Walsh said. "No man need be alarmed unduly. "

Policymakers in Washington, DC, are alarmed by China's export strength and its ballooning trade surplus.

That decision has alarmed Jim Prentice, Canada's environment minister, who wants the highest environmental standards to be applied.

Europeans are more alarmed than they were about Islamist fundamentalism, for example, and America is waking up to global warming.

If you continued taking your birth control pill because you didn't realize you were pregnant, don't be alarmed.

"We have but little occasion to be alarmed, " continued the undisturbed Cora.

Military analysts are alarmed at what they see as a growing threat to American maritime supremacy in the western Pacific.

Public health officials are alarmed over the rise in obesity and obesity related illnesses in this country.

They clearly feel that the FX portfolio is too big and will become more alarmed if the reserve accumulation accelerates.

Increasingly alarmed by an overheating economy, the People's Bank of China raised interest rates for the fourth time in five months.

Yang said she was alarmed by the findings, and China's Ministry of Health has been alerted.

Doctors alarmed as women refused to be scammed by useless medical tests!

Another newspaper, Economic Information Daily, said wage arrears and protests by rail workers had "alarmed" top leaders in Beijing.

Doctors weren't alarmed since it was the bone Bruce broke riding his treasured bike at age 5.

The extent of Iran's military support for Hizbullah in its war with Israel earlier this year alarmed Arab neighbours.

Politicians, public health experts and social reformers were alarmed by what they saw as immigrants' penchant for highly seasoned cooking.

People were alarmed by the driverless Chevy Nova wandering down the street; I called it the Flying Landsman.

When the main system detected any abnormality , the indicator light shall then be turned on and go alarmed to reflect the abnormal status .

The increasingly aggressive investments made by such funds have alarmed policymakers in Europe and the US.

And I'm really alarmed and shocked to find out that even the soldiers with guns could not resist their attack.

Nevertheless, his views have alarmed some people, including delegates to the forthcoming Vatican debate.

The rest of the world would be legitimately alarmed by that.

So when you see that a label has included "natural flavor, " you should be equally alarmed.

To stop them, President Obama's firm leadership will be crucial. So will the rising voices of alarmed Americans.

No. Israel, the US and European powers will become increasingly alarmed in 2010 by signs that Iran is close to developing a nuke.

Songhua River pollution incident as well as other pollution incidents alarmed us that more seriou environmental damage will follow by.

Intelligence officials told the Financial Times they were alarmed by the appointment last October of Michail Fradkow as head of the SWR.

In recent years, the community was alarmed by the frequent coverage of children's tragic death from abuse or negligence.

But Green always grows alarmed when someone from another department praises something that has come from my department .

In Maiduguri, a bomb attack at a police station alarmed voters, although no one was killed.

The Rat, alarmed, pulled him by the elbow; but it was too late. Toad was puffing and swelling already.

Meanwhile, the alarmed Arab League, which dispatched negotiators to Lebanon this week, lacks credibility.

As CDS on debt of Greece and Portugal soared, indicating more worries about a default, investors became more alarmed.

They saw what was happening in Tunisia and Egypt and became very alarmed.

American officials are no longer sounding quite as alarmed or as certain of their facts.

US equities fell sharply in early trading yesterday, with investors alarmed by the downbeat reports.

Alarmed, Deborah called their doctor, who diagnosed flu and prescribed a painkiller for the headache.

Critics are alarmed by what they see as a blatant throwback to Soviet methods of intellectual control.

Alarmed by the cost, ministers have decided that passengers must bear more of the burden.

The old feeling of indulgent tenderness overcame her vexation, and she grew thoroughly moved and alarmed.

Yet at the same time voters are growing alarmed at the tide of red ink, and it may be only a matter of time before markets do, too.

Aclose observer of the private equity industry must be alarmed at what is going on.

But while South Korea grows more alarmed about North Korea, some US experts say the Obama administration is less pessimistic.

Environmentalists are alarmed by the increase in pollution.

Even some long-term value investors attracted by HP's depressed price are alarmed by the moves, Mr Lane conceded.

A. The sight of the policeman alarmed the thief. B. The thief was alarmed at the sight of the policeman.

Since then, the voters, alarmed at a surge in violent crime, have demanded fiercer sentences.

Nevertheless, an apparent assassination attempt so close to the capital has alarmed the government which has launched a high-level inquiry.

The move has alarmed some commentators who fear that the same technology could be used by police to identify people from photos.

The panic I felt at its momentary loss alarmed me, but its also an inevitable travel truth that you will lose stuff.

The constitution's grandeur alarmed voters sufficiently that in 2005 it was killed off by referendums in France and the Netherlands.

If an EINLINK becomes alarmed during diagnostic checks, it remains alarmed until manual intervention restores it to ACTIVE.

You can see why European leaders might be alarmed.

His maniacal raving alarmed the butler, who called Woltz's personal physician and his second in command at the studio.

this page is a rare EPS that needs to be mentioned, but don't be alarmed as this is less common with the newer atypical medications.

When back home, Houyi handed over the pills to Chang'e and told her what Queen Mother alarmed him.

Elder leaders were alarmed at the apathy and indifference the youth showed towards communism.

Eg. She was alarmed at the prospect of traveling alone.

They were alarmed and determined to go to all the length by raising the cage to the height of ten meters.

These men were right to be alarmed.

Entrepreneurs should not be unduly alarmed.

Even many scientists who are alarmed by the evidence of overfishing find such conclusions controversial.

Snake horror alarmed, back again and again, fall into pools and drown, the wicked will eventually be duly punished.

7When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed.

These measures to conceal its activities have alarmed an already wary global business community.

Simple Tess Durbeyfield stood at gaze, in a half alarmed attitude, on the edge of the gravel sweep.

One California town becomes so alarmed that residents debate banning foam cups, which are shown to contain DHMO.

With the population still growing by about 80 million eachyear, it's hard not to be alarmed.

Malaysia's government might also have cause to be alarmed.

The governor perplexed by the rising rates of inflation and alarmed by the decline in major construction projects don't know how to do next.

Though alarmed by clashes with China in the contested East China Sea, Japan has had five prime ministers in three years.

Repeatedly caused malignant criminal cases by the third party's participation, alarmed, must arouse people's attention and ponder.

The councillor looked alarmed, her face filling with sudden apprehension.

The first time Ellie had an orgasm on a crowded bus, her fellow passengers were seriously alarmed.

It is alarmed by the growing influence of radical Islamists in Pakistan, and the weakening influence of liberals.

Even Japan is alarmed about inequality, stagnant wages and jobs going to China.

The deal alarmed officials in the West, who feared Russia might divert supplies from routes to Europe in favour of China's market.

The markets are growing more alarmed about the risk of Greece defaulting on its mountainous debt.

We were much alarmed by the fire in the forest.

They are perplexed by the rising rates of inflation and alarmed by the decline in major construction projects.

Don't be alarmed if this happens, your technologist simply wants the best images.

Do not be too alarmed, incorrect use of cleanstart has never caused a fatality.

The messengers, alarmed at what they had found, reported to King John that these people were so mad as to be beyond punishment.

Second, if users knew how the data were used, they would probably be more impressed than alarmed.

We don't have to be alarmed because we still have a clear lead from the title challengers.

But I will not be alarmed though your sister does play so well.

In September 2008, when the Treasury Department took control of the two GSEs, SAFE officials grew alarmed, the cables show.

6 And you will be hearing of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not alarmed, for it must happen; but the end is not yet.

Politicians such as Barnaby Joyce, alarmed by Chinese moves to snap up Australian mining assets, have been quick to make a connection.

Don't be alarmed if a future version of rrdtool displays a slightly different form of output.

A former schoolteacher alarmed by cancer cases in the town pushed her community to take BP to court.

But that school children would attend the place has some educators alarmed.

But the proposed crackdown has alarmed rival politicians and civil liberties groups.

She was rather alarmed at the proposal.

The news that Kuomintang was defeated in the civil war alarmed everybody.

Alarmed physicists first became aware of this threat over the past several years.

Already the Northern Alliance, the main anti-Taliban force in the country, is alarmed.

That alarmed their regulators since Basel 2 was meant to reduce some banks' capital cushions only marginally and increase others.

The medicine colors your urine bright orange, so don be alarmed by the color when you urinate.

A few observers were alarmed by the underlying trend, and they raised cautions.

Don't be alarmed. A better diet, exercise, or a change to a relaxed atmosphere could be ways to soothe your nerves.

The breaking of a branch under my foot alarmed the deer.

Ruth asked suddenly alarmed by the effort he was making to contain himself.

In the meantime the loving sister was terribly alarmed at finding the stag's foot wounded and bleeding.

The delicacy of his health alarmed us all.

Mucus gets darker the longer it sits in your sinuses, so don't be alarmed if your early? morning sneezes are green-or rust-colored.