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The last hope for Somalia's wobbly government may be the United States, which has once again secretly begun to supply it with arms.

Indonesia has been a wobbly place to do business since the fall of President Suharto in 1998, but things are getting especially rocky now.

The bank is as safe as houses compared with its wobbly western peers, but its heyday is over.

On his way out of the game, Yao Ming thrust his fist through the air, and soon made that long, wobbly walk to the Chinese bench.

So why are global stockmarkets, after a wobbly January, acting as if they had barely heard of the credit crunch?

But a combination of tight climate-change targets, energy-security worries and a wobbly economy has now caused a rethink.

A federal officer voiced the opinion that the wobbly economy that the US currently is in could be a reason for the drop in applicants.

And Greece is not the only member of the euro-zone with wobbly public finances.

It is trying to right a wobbly economy without aggravating inflation.

And his friend said he looked wobbly.

Much of this is covertly filmed, sometimes by the farmers themselves, with wobbly camera shots enhancing the sense of chaos and terror.

I secretly hoped my husband wasn't referring to one of the wobbly contraptions I saw others pulling uphill.

That 's because ongoing worries about sovereign debt levels in Europe and a wobbly euro have helped drive demand , the group said .

The young Murdoch's position, very wobbly a week ago, now appears much stronger.

Audience focus groups are wobbly about her and the BBC is said to be considering dropping her.

Veronica Cervantes, 9, lies on the bed and pulls out a wobbly tooth. "The tooth fairy's not going to come, " taunts Tomas.

For mediators committed to reviving the wobbly peace process, this paralysis is a rare piece of good news.

But equally he cannot set out a plan for interest-rate increases when the financial system is so wobbly.

On wobbly young legs, they emerge blinking into the early spring sunlight, amazed at a world where everything is a new adventure.

At first, I was slow and a bit wobbly, but by the end of the year I was faster and fitter.

Her back is slightly hunched, her legs wobbly legs. She uses a golf club with a sawed-off head as an improvised cane.

But Merrill's wobbly balance sheet forced the bank to seek a government bail-out.

Some fret that might be shorthand for suppressing cuts to the ratings of wobbly European states.

While Greece teeters, one of its eurozone peers on the Iberian Peninsula is feeling a tad wobbly too.

Even if it has a wobbly needle, J. T. 's moral compass certainly exists.

Unfortunately, Kenya's macro policies have been starting to look a little wobbly.

Work tips: You are very sensitive to everything. This could make your confidence a bit wobbly.

That's true for voters. But government subsidy is a wobbly foundation on which to build a business.

But it is a struggle when your bank is hugely complex, culturally messy and heavily exposed to a still-wobbly housing market.

I've been close to tears in the office, with eyes watery and voice wobbly.

Lifting to "failure" doesn't mean that you should lift the last few times with a wobbly or inefficient form.

And, in vertical mode, I found the screen was a bit wobbly.

The floor beneath home prices might be wobbly, but it is unlikely to collapse.

As the revolutionary duo wend their wobbly ways to democracy, another country may be stealing a march on them.

She languished there for days, the wobbly ceiling fan swishing overhead, silent geckos darting along the walls.

Smile at people as you pass them. If you feel wobbly, look to Cesar.

As the crisis mounted Mrs Merkel delayed giving German backing to the inevitable rescue for wobbly euro countries.

My first try was pretty wobbly, and felt like a little twist would splinter it.

But government subsidy is a wobbly foundation on which to build a business.

Government debt is dangerously wobbly in Italy and Spain, yet political approval of the deal has hit trouble in Germany and Finland.

Admittedly exercises may feel a bit wobbly the first few workouts if you are accustomed to machines.

Yet some supposedly Friedmanite bastions went wobbly, with Britain scoring 43% and Friedman's own homeland, the United States, 56%.

In fact, you might want to take a wobbly step now, by pausing to pray, like a little child.

And with legs as wobbly as stilts, their best defense is to lie low.

In fact, let's not call our wobbly progress from the brink of a global financial meltdown a "recovery. " Why?

Oh. . . that explains why you looked so wobbly when you were cycling.

So much for stereotypes of wobbly east European economies.

Few other countries had the huge debts that made Hungary so wobbly, or the gaping current-account deficit that made Latvia so vulnerable.

A large portion of the text, however, is devoted to that age-old concern - wobbly bits.

News Corporation's leadership and succession, never exactly certain, now seem decidedly wobbly.

Both of us are a bit wobbly in our older years but we still love life.

It passed in the nick of time, three days before the wobbly Liberal government toppled in a no-confidence motion.

So at first glance, the idea of a seasonal flamenco Christmas performance seems as wobbly as a cantaora's vibrato.

When forced to use wobbly tripods (never desired) or long focal lengths, the stabilizing time can increase significantly (~8 seconds).

She had a room on the side of a house, wobbly wooden stairs leading up.

That relationship is now looking more wobbly.

I feel wobbly and rough these few days.

Today isn't the first time such rumors have floated into a wobbly market.

Most people had never heard of them until late 2007 when they started putting capital into banks that were looking wobbly.

For once the well- choreographed theatre that passes for politics in Pyongyang is looking wobbly .

That edifice suddenly looks wobbly as contrarian measures of investor optimism rise.

The latest wobbly round of musical thrones is stirring unusually heated speculation.

Despite the wobbly recovery, there's little appetite in Congress to enact a major new stimulus package.

Just because you can't do what you want there's no need to throw a wobbly .

Pakistan's wobbly government dare not seek better relations. Haughty India sees no point in trying.

The smell of urine hangs in the corridors. Wobbly ceiling fans stir the air.

Your boss seems a bit wobbly but you need to decide what the local market is offering.

But at the esoteric edge of the timekeeper's craft, they are too wobbly to keep time by themselves.

But in the Hart case, the press came down firmly in favor of exposure, hanging the story on the wobbly peg of "character. "

I instinctively looked forward, but the car 's wobbly toward the left front sliding.

Pakistan's government looks as wobbly as ever under Asif Ali Zardari, its president.

So it may seem odd that so many politicians in ex-communist Europe, with wobbly economies and security, often do the opposite.

This provision has been blamed for scaring off potential lenders to wobbly countries.

When I was ten, I painted a stack of wooden crates white and nailed them together to make a wobbly bookcase.

Sovereign debt is looking wobbly too, especially but not exclusively in emerging markets.

She reluctantly bailed out wobbly members of the euro zone.

From wobbly to stable--it's the ten-minute equivalent of learning to ride a bicycle.

The table is wobbly. B. Then do something with it.

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China's energy-intensity data are as wobbly as other indicators.

Now their economies are less wobbly and profits grow faster than in the rich world.

They clung to my fur and pulled themselves up on wobbly legs, poked fingers in my eyes, investigated my ears, and gave me kisses on my nose.

Corporate lending and parts of consumer credit, such as credit cards and car loans, are wobbly.

To voters' dismay, Mrs Merkel has pledged enough money to finance a war to wobbly euro-zone countries.

They are also very tough to monitor, so population estimates are wobbly.

A child who first begins walking is wobbly and unsteady.

The plan seeds a longer-term 'stabilization fund' that can inject capital into wobbly banks.

In Margaret Thatcher's words, "This is no time to go wobbly" .

A currency or banking collapse in the Baltic would spook markets elsewhere in the region, threatening wobbly economies such as Hungary's.

But nosooner had Paul ended his campaign than the very foundations of the worldeconomy grew wobbly.

But nosooner had Paul ended his campaign than the very foundations of the worldeconomy grew wobbly.

So don't feel bad if you're a bit wobbly at first.

My stomach still feels wobbly; let's go over to the pub and have a hair of the dog.

Personally, I am fine with just about any table, although the wobbly ones can spell big trouble.

Nonetheless they have long been wobbly.

The case against Thomas Lubanga, a Congolese militia commander, which was mishandled from the start, looks wobbly.

My finances are rather wobbly.

When tables and chairs are wobbly.

Here's what astronomers know: The Earth is like a wobbly top.

If you get this simple truth, then, like Kim, you have taken your first wobbly step.

The TV set in my room does not work properly. The picture is wobbly.

Lily : Yes. The picture is wobbly sometimes.

A disputed result would go to Congo's wobbly courts.

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The realisation of what the Fed did not do appears largely responsible for the subsequent wobbly performance of risky-asset markets;

The wobbly international structures designed to limit proliferation of military nuclear technologies will be further weakened;

come on , babe . you all right ? careful here , it ' s a bit wobbly

Tall, dark and stable Wobbly furniture leads to a desire for emotional stability

His weight shifts on the wobbly chair