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apparently he is too busy enjoying his quiet life with his wife to be much engaged in the woes of the wizarding world.

He said weaknesses of the monetary union, which lacks monitoring and enforcement mechanisms, have contributed to the current fiscal woes.

Showing off three expensive watches to his traveling companions, Preston said the dollar's woes have made his trip especially economical.

What creditors do not yet know, however, is whether the United Arab Emirates is capable of a co-ordinated response to Dubai's debt woes.

GM's Asia Pacific operations must be financially self-sufficient but would suffer little other fallout from US financial woes, he said.

Bafin, the German regulator, said on March 8 there was no evidence speculators using credit default swaps contributed to Greece's woes.

Old age brings with it a host of physical woes, and among the most common is hearing loss.

China was the last stop on his near-weeklong tour of apology and explanation over the company's quality woes.

But though outdated technology is often a problem, many experts emphasize that it isn't the actual root of Russia's productivity woes.

The company's cash burn is a matter of grave concern, and the lack of any late-stage or approved product adds to the company's woes.

Although it shares something of Ireland's banking woes and of Greece's wretched competitiveness, it is in less trouble than either.

One alleged in l'Express magazine on Thursday that she was responsible for "most of the head of state's woes in this turbulent autumn" .

The Mediterranean, which had burdened northerners for over a year of sovereign-debt woes, can be rediscovered for its delights.

European Union leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to help Greece out of its current debt woes and maintain EU financial stability.

' Current economic woes weren't of that magnitude, he said.

Such support may temporarily help sustain autocratic rule in Yemen, where militancy is only one of many woes.

In the process, it has been easy to forget just how outrageous the story of our economic woes really is.

That leaves adjusting tax rebates for exporters as one of the few policy tools at Beijing's disposal to help address exporters' woes.

Akio Toyoda himself, as one of five executive vice-presidents, isn't entirely free of blame for the company's recent woes.

If only Greece's broader woes were as easy to put right.

So far, for all its woes, the U. S. economy has proved remarkably resilient amid the blows it has taken this year.

Luo said the island will fix the woes in its tourism market by borrowing experience and expertise from regions where tourism is more mature.

I'm not coaching her through the woes of being institutionalized for drug use but prepping her for her upcoming release.

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

I've heard about that banner, '' said the Bosnian yesterday of the Stretford End's celebration of City woes.

Up in the sky the woes of this world could not touch her.

The result of economic woes rather than straight-up loopy lending, foreclosures are picking up in states such as Idaho, Utah and Illinois.

If not for its flush cash situation, built up over years of profitability, Toyota's woes would be comparable to GM's.

Climate change could indeed cause woes aplenty. That is all the more reason to be precise about them.

He blames a downturn in consumer confidence and a strong pound for most of its woes .

The dollar was, however, the biggest gainer; as the eurozone's woes increased, funds around the world flooded back to the haven of the US.

It's been a rough few years. Unemployment woes, foreclosure fears and economic uncertainty rule the headlines.

In the long term, the country's fortunes are closely tied to its banks and, by extension, to Greece's unfolding fiscal woes.

To add to his woes, he only has one day to earn Fiona`s true love as well as save the land and all who dwell in it.

A recent case in point: Bournemouth's woes during the bank holiday at the end of May.

For the program to work, Treasury needs to pay enough that the institutions are able to record a price that doesn't exacerbate their woes.

He took every opportunity to change the subject to economics and the woes of the average American.

The country's woes have led the government to open emergency shelters over the New Year holiday in a nationwide drive to help the homeless.

In contrast to trade, the investment impact of the global downturn has so far been hardest on the countries where the woes began: rich ones.

Few foreign governments have shown much interest in trying to end Somalia's woes.

But their woes are growing along with those of commercial property, to which the small fry are particularly exposed.

Dalian is determined to ensure Mr Maekawa's recruiting woes do not slow its growth as an outsourcing centre.

Expect to hear a chorus of presidential candidates blame unfair Chinese competition for America's manufacturing woes.

Tunnel trouble is only one of the woes afflicting the book trade.

They had not really been able to discover the source of all their woes.

Tight credit conditions have added to the woes of U. S. carmakers, as some consumers have been unable to get loans to purchase vehicles.

But it would be wrong to conclude from the woes of American newspapers that newspapers and news are in crisis everywhere.

That may be why the state-run news media have been harshly critical of the United States' debt management woes.

More to the point, these stock bets aren't really a play on China's broader economic health but rather on specific company woes.

The flow of petrodollars has created a sense of stability, masked economic woes and given Russia more clout on the world stage.

They'd laugh at my autobiographical woes; no way this book is being published, dude.

Sir Howard has encountered strong internal resistance in his efforts to turn Sony around, but he cannot escape blame for its woes.

America's unilateralism, he said, was also to blame for the world's economic woes.

But Brazil's maddening bureaucracy, complex tax code and severe infrastructure woes make such a clip unsustainable.

The official Xinhua news agency, used to communicate Communist Party policy, said Europe must address its own financial woes.

The extent to which money woes are weighing on children is clear from the letters flooding into North Pole, Alaska.

The soybean balance sheet looks to be adequately supplied amid lackluster world demand that may be undermined further by macroeconomic woes.

Windsor's woes are echoed across southern Ontario, the heartland of industrial Canada, which depends on exporting to the United States.

By the time the games kicked off, the city was in much better shape, though a new litany of woes soon appeared.

The long bear market in shares and prospects for a "jobless recovery" add further to these woes.

It's not a bad showing for Detroit, considering American automakers' financial and organizational woes over the last 18 months.

Their woes are a symptom of a worldwide contraction in credit that may not be cured by the decision.

A sexy Greek pop star has helped the country forget its financial woes by starring in a super selling sex tape, The Sun reported.

The president told ABC television that the focus needs to be on the nation's economic woes, stressing the situation is getting worse.

Since mortgage losses are at the heart of banks' financial woes, softening the housing bust would help.

His recent attempt to blame government woes on coalition politics looked limp: Mr Singh's government is unusually secure in Parliament.

Wholesale pork prices have risen more than 60% this year, causing economic woes. The government is trying to ramp up production.

A rose from heart 's woes spread all over my body, spent half of my life, even may say good words are not.

FOR ALL the woes of the city that hosts it, Detroit's annual motor show is still a bellwether for America's car industry.

This will remain a distant prospect as long as Latin America is divided and Europe is preoccupied with its own woes.

Many families have found a solution to their baby-sitting woes in child-minding co-ops.

Still, investors around the region on Tuesday counted up the toll from Wall Street's woes.

Despite the cost-savings and the added flexibility, virtual education is far from a stand-alone solution to the public school system's woes.

Despite the broader economic woes, he said, Opel must perform better.

Her impatience shows the extent to which Italy's woes undid Europe's strategy to fight the crisis.

Yet, however easy it may be to blame the US for the current global economic woes, it is also to the US that the world looks for a solution.

Yet if property woes cause a collapse in private investment, there is only so much the government can do to make up the gap.

While Japan's fiscal woes have been closely watched by analysts, the timing of the move came as a surprise to the markets.

The protests may have prompted Hamas to unleash its mortar barrage at Israel, to deflect attention from its own woes.

Meanwhile, UBS's financial woes continue to weaken the bank's position.

It is more or less the only formula that solves America's budget woes while sharing political pain equally between the two parties.

In attempting to resolve Dubai World's debt woes in an equitable way, the emirate clearly has an eye on its longer-term refinancing needs.

Another, longer-term worry is the impact that the woes of the WTO's Doha round negotiations may have on its ability to enforce rulings.

IKB's problems appear to have arisen from a specific set of bad investments, not any domestic woes.

Recent history suggests economic woes can bring out the best of German politicians.

The economic woes did not begin with the revolutions.

Europe's financial woes are one factor hampering the U. S. economic recovery, which, in turn, could jeopardize Obama's reelection.

Labor market woes continue to cause problems as a growing number of homeowners struggle to pay mortgages.

So much for the home turf: Bank of China's woes are heightened by its role as the country's most externally focused lender.

Fear of deportation keeps sick children away from hospital and battered prostitutes away from the police, and promotes other woes.

So much for the home turf: Bank of China's woes are heightened by its role as the country's most externally focused lender.

Fear of deportation keeps sick children away from hospital and battered prostitutes away from the police, and promotes other woes.

Given the scale and variety of Yemen's woes, it is hard to see what he can achieve in so short a time.

He paused as if to edit his woes and select the most telling ones.

Japan has certainly taken note of America's woes, with its leaders calling American workers lazy and illiterate .

The Big Society's woes are not just a gift to the Labour Party.

As the single currency's woes have deepened, British ministers have found themselves pulled in two directions.

But Republican Senator John Kyl of Arizona says Democrats are far from blameless when it comes to America's housing and credit woes.

For American investors grappling with European debt woes and plenty of uncertainty at home, China may not rank high on the list of concerns.

The idea that Britain might bear some responsibility for the woes of Cyprus seems not to have occurred to him.

The idea that Britain might bear some responsibility for the woes of Cyprus seems not to have occurred to him.

Debt crisis, what debt crisis? Financial woes are not going to stop this party, but the menu offers more burgers than truly Irish fare.

As Lehman's woes mounted, another political factor made it difficult for foreign investors to participate in a rescue.

Putin is partly right pinning the blame on the US but can't attribute all of his country's economic woes to the captains of Wall Street.

People say money woes put more strain on relationships than any other factor.

While Ireland has a history of bloody civil war, it appears to be facing the current woes with surprisingly high levels of social cohesion.

To attach the blame for the team's woes to the two former galacticos is manifestly, in sporting terms, as unjust as it is irrational.

California's fiscal woes have also reduced the amount of money available to the Berkeley lab, Randall said.

But for all Dubai's woes, the Gulf still needs a financial centre, a port, and a secure place to live, Mr Cooper points out.

For months, U. S. officials have argued privately that Greece's financial woes were a European problem for European officials to resolve.

There are few human woes that cannot be eased a little by exposure to the dreamlike beauty of the Aegean.

Howyou feel about this--your petty woes and joys, even your agonies and raptures--seldom concerns us.

But its fiscal woes are also due to a simple fact: tax evasion is the national pastime.

Adding to the woes generated by the weak economic data is a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the political horizon.

At about the same time, Greece's debt woes appeared to be spreading toward the core economies of Europe.

The banks are no longer able to support the market, since they have their own balance-sheet woes.

If the potential buyer is not an enthusiastic member of the Windows Mobile camp, Motorola's woes could extend to Microsoft.

With a shrinking population and workforce, losing skilled hands would only compound the country's woes when the economy eventually recovers.

Amid continuing credit woes, a protracted spell of deflation would be particularly unwelcome.

Manufacturing failed to compensate for the losses, even if a cultural efflorescence led by the Beatles accompanied the economic woes.

Manufacturing failed to compensate for the losses, even if a cultural efflorescence led by the Beatles accompanied the economic woes.

The only medicine for suffering, crime, and all the woes of mankind, is wisdom.

Despite global woes, the economy keeps growing by around 7% a year.

It now seems that the crisis of 1997 was not the cause of Asean's woes but rather a highly dramatic symptom.

They have had a surprisingly good crisis given the country's economic woes.

The education woes in Portugal show the extent of Europe's challenge as it tries to right itself amid the sovereign-debt crisis.

Investors remain skeptical of European countries' abilities to solve budget-deficit woes in a slow-growth environment.

Most analysts trace America's current economic woes to tight credit conditions sparked by a wave of home foreclosures and mortgage defaults.

But none of these is a solid answer to Yahoo! 's woes.

Meantime, at least, Japan's current woes are giving China a chance to show its soft side.

Meantime, at least, Japan's current woes are giving China a chance to show its soft side.

To add to his woes, Mr Weiner's district might disappear, thanks to congressional redistributing.

The woes of the Volksparteien are partly the result of having to share power unhappily in the grand coalition.

Instead, actions by some countries to get a handle on their financial problems have sometimes worsened woes elsewhere.

Asian investors (and others spooked by the eurozone's woes) have been raising their purchases of treasuries.

Setting the tone for banks was a series of developments that underscored the feeling that the industry's woes aren't in the rearview mirror.

You couldn't just blame bad p. r. for the company's woes. Stale food and tired stores also kept people away.

They investors should take a long? term view and should not be deterred by current investment woes.

Al and Tipper may have been inspired to split after living through both of their daughters' marital woes, she says.

It is a simple relationship: As Europe's woes fuel the dollar's rise against the euro, dollar-denominated commodity prices fall.

It is a simple relationship: As Europe's woes fuel the dollar's rise against the euro, dollar-denominated commodity prices fall.

Daniel Hanson of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington said, however, that Europe's debt woes slow the process.

Among Gordon Brown's woes in 2009 the ongoing row with his native land will not be the least.

No matter how you're feeling, keep your personal woes out of the interview process.

One reason is that after years of caution spent weathering the economic woes at home, Japan's banks are looking for growth.

A vicious feedback loop between growth, sovereign-debt concerns and banking woes is now in train.

Taking a walk somewhere peaceful is one of the world's best antidotes to everyday woes.

For China, a strong economy has created its own woes.

Germany's woes owe much to cooling demand for the machine-tools, heavy equipment and other capital goods it churns out.

But as in the other Arab uprisings, economic woes and political repression, not sectarian strife, lie behind the discontent.

Pour out your heart, your fears, your woes - share them with Him.

Earlier this month he led a prayer rally in Houston to help America through its current woes.

This seems justified given hapless policy responses to US and eurozone debt woes and accumulating evidence of slowing growth.

To find the root cause of Wall Street's woes, you have to go back to the collapse of a different bubble - tech.

This predicted windfall offers Panama the best chance to escape the economic woes that have stymied much of Central America for centuries.

An uncontrollable wave of wildfires sweeping across European Russia is adding to farmers' woes , threatening their land with destruction .

Economic woes in Europe and the accompanying decline in the euro are already digging into the profits of Asia's manufacturers.

Financial woes are more disturbing than concerns about work, relationships, health and even a partner who snores or shifts around too much.

Both countries are seeking to avoid the problems of Iceland and Ireland, where financial industry woes devastated the broader economy.

it is made of two heaps, a heap of ideas, and a heap of woes.

The data will come as a relief to eurozone policy makers hoping robust German growth will help ease the region's economic woes.

Yet no greater step could be taken to alleviate Arabs' economic and political woes than investment in cross-border infrastructure.

The confrontation reaches an intense level as Jesus pronounces seven "woes" on the Pharisees and teachers of the law.

Some politician somewhere will inevitably try to use a lease as a pill to ease budget woes.

Yet whatever Europe's macroeconomic woes, there is actually a more optimistic picture emerging from its lenders.

And being aware of them can save you loads of money woes in times of a cash emergency.

However, most critically, local officials and industrialists blamed their woes on banks favouring state-owned enterprises.

Lucky for travelers, the economic woes of these countries can mean opportunities for those who want to visit them.

What about health - For some people, a heated blanket is a perfect remedy to his or her health woes, however this is not true for everybody.

Now, as then, European debt woes and worries about the U. S. economy have dominated investors' minds.

Third, when analysing the woes of the eurozone, people persistently fail to recognise the private sector's instability.

Greece remained at the heart of market woes.

With economic woes sweeping through Europe, Mr. Salles says he believes France can offer a cheaper model for other countries to follow.

It is an article of faith for many in the U. S. that China's undervalued currency is responsible for many of America's economic woes.

But he didn't cause GM's woes, and whoever succeeds him might not be able to cure them.

Mr Mantega habitually refers to foreign "currency manipulators" as the source of Brazilian industrialists' woes.

Many are the woes of the wicked, but the Lord 's unfailing love surrounds the man who trusts in him.

The battle pits the founding Toyoda family against a group of professional managers , each blaming the other for the auto maker's woes .

China, says a water expert at the Asian Development Bank, is not to blame for all their woes.

Fears are high that measles and diarrhoeal disease outbreaks could compound health woes facing those displaced by ongoing insecurity.

The idea that China will save the world from its economic woes is one that has been batted around by economists for some time now.

That would force Greece to make even larger cuts in government spending, further exacerbating its economic woes.

Any U. S. glass industry woes, the ministry said in a statement, reflect weak domestic economic conditions.

Ironically, the FLA inspection is using iPads to beam the woes, entered anonymously by workers, back to servers in New Zealand.

As the mortgage-related losses mount, credit conditions will tighten, adding to consumers' woes .

Others mock her occasional gripes about her personal finances and her solipsistic college thesis about the woes of black Princetonians.

Supporters contend that China's policy of managing the yuan's value against the dollar is a cause of America's unemployment woes.

Farmers often burn the straw, increasing pollution and carbon dioxide emissions (see Stalk burning fuels China pollution woes).

Japan, for all its woes, has benefited from a huge pool of domestic savings and investors happier to keep their money at home than abroad.

But as Greek woes mount, there are now some hints that we may be on the edge of a paradigm shift.

But Greece was reeling under its huge burden, and its woes were threatening to engulf other countries.

Gossip girl: Spotted, Bass drunk off his ass at the palace bar, drinking away his woes and investment capital.

His expression of sympathy for the 'small people' on the Gulf Coast last month added to BP's public-relations woes.

Blame crazy schedules and, of course, sleeping woes.

Even more than is the case already, political energy and capital will soon be overwhelmingly consumed by domestic woes.

ECONOMIC woes afflict many at the moment.

Sima Qian interprets the title as "Woes of Departure" i. e. Qu Yuan's exile, while Ban Gu interprets it as "Encountering Trouble" .

This frighteningly simple procedure enables the hacker to cause a variety of networking woes, described next.

Turning back to Europe's debt woes, Mr Ryan declares: "This is not who we are, and this is not the fate that we want to have. "

At a time when the world stopped listening to Chechnya's woes, Estemirova stayed on in Grozny.

That sums up the tone of British debate over the euro zone's woes.

The results of the tax audit just added fuel to the fire of the couple's financial woes.

The recession, or the financial woes that have hit the poor fashion and art worlds?

European debt woes and renewed speculation that China will continue to tighten weighed on risk appetite and led investors to seek safety.

Europe's recent woes highlight the difficulties in shoring up the weaknesses in any state.

The credit crisis has long since moved beyond the woes of investment banks forced to slash the market value of exotic securities.

Looking to the long term is a sound escape from present woes.

Paradoxically, labor's woes likely will enable many firms to beat near-term earnings expectations, as wage costs dwindle or stagnate.

But too low a price would force banks to take further write-downs associated with those assets, exacerbating their financial woes.

If Mr Yar'Adua can crack the Delta's woes, he may learn how to unpick some of the problems of the country as a whole.

IN THE headlines about Europe's economic woes, one country stands out. Its public finances are a disaster.

She told him all her woes.

To be sure, this crisis was never really all about Greece's current debt woes anyway.

His murder compounds the woes of the ruling Pakistan People's Party, which saw its main coalition partner walk out.

If you thrive on helping your friends and family solve their computer woes, consider becoming a computer support specialist.

Now, however, investors are "trotting out the familiar issues aroundEuropean sovereign debt woes, " Dunigan said.

That could reduce US growth prospects and has been an economic risk, unrelated to the current credit market woes, for some time.

Our lives are filled with the endless distractions of cell phones, car alarms, commuter woes and the traffic in Bangalore.

Compounding its agricultural woes, Africa bears an overwhelming burden of tropical diseases.

Nissan Motor Co appeared to benefit from Toyota's woes as its sales rose 16 percent. GM's rose 14 percent.

In the euro zone, the debt woes that started in small peripheral countries have spread to much-bigger Spain, Italy and perhaps even France.

As the woes of Spain's banks deepen, analysts question their ability to fuel growth at their Latin outposts.

Adding to organizers' woes, a section of false ceiling at the weightlifting venue collapsed today, CNN-IBN said.

It's unclear whether the country's current economic woes will affect the move toward younger child-bearing.

He dismissed suggestions that US fiscal woes coupled with rising Chinese military budgets meant the US presence would ebb.

Chen's own legal woes began with allegations that he embezzled money from a special fund designated for Taiwan's diplomacy.

no matter that Wall Street's woes are largely of its own making.

So, putting a brave face on your woes could actually be counterproductive.

About that misdiagnosis: What sense does it make to view our current woes as stemming from lack of competitiveness?

The debt woes of the euro zone, China's biggest trading partner, will merely reinforce this judgement.

Investors aren't yet convinced of Europe's ability to recover from its deep financial woes.

Europe's new strategy to tame its debt woes invigorated global financial markets despite lingering questions over how t.

Disney put his financial woes and a troubling animator's strike aside to make the trip.

This isn't to say that Asia hasn't been affected by America's financial woes.

Failure to control development costs may also have contributed to the publishers' woes.

Common problems are homesickness, financial woes, lovers' quarrels and spats with co-workers, Geng said.

The number of Korean visitors plummeted during South Korea's recent economic woes.

Even the best marriages have fights, economic woes, emotional ups-and-downs.

But debt woes in the U. S. and Europe mean investors have with few choices.

It's old hat for candidates to accuse faraway nations, and political rivals for enabling them, for domestic economic woes.

Visnic said Ford was not alone in hoping to take advantage of the Japanese car firms' woes or GM's fall.

But to attribute the woes of euro-zone government-bond markets solely to evil speculators is dangerously misguided.

So far there is no magic bullet for economic woes.

Cohen and his colleagues found that based on objective measures of nasal woes, happy people were less likely to develop a cold.

Indeed, by the middle of the 2000s just about all fear of country-specific fiscal woes had vanished from the European scene.

The simultaneous woes of manufacturing in rich countries and poor countries are something new in the global economy.

The euro zone's emphasis on austerity rather than structural reforms has aggravated Greece's political woes.

Nor is repression alone enough to solve debt woes.

Exporters are starting to worry about the yen, which has been treated as a safe haven currency despite Japan's economic woes.

Adding to the global woes: China defied expectations by failing to boost its economic stimulus program.