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And investors are trying to get a handle on the troubles facing housing finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Every night he listens to my troubles, cooing his understanding or praising me with an encouraging fart.

This poor man's cry came before the Lord, and he gave him salvation from all his troubles.

"Given up on by the doctors, " as he would later claim, he took his troubles to a Battle Creek Christian Science practitioner.

Friction, which is often considered as a troubles is sometimes a help in the operation of machines.

For a long time, he refused to talk to his wife, and kept her in ignorance of his troubles.

Despite the advancing age and medical troubles, Samaranch continued to travel to IOC meetings around the world.

Park safety and medicine with the pox should be able to help you dispose of your troubles. . .

They remembered that all their troubles had been preceded by the visits of men who brought pieces of paper.

Heart troubles would be easy to confirm with any one of the stethoscopes that adorn audience members at Davidge Hall.

We might have avoided the worst of the current troubles if we had not overturned laws adopted in response to earlier crises.

There, neurologists found that some of the children's cousins had the same language troubles, as did some of the parents.

Just over a year later, troubles at the company began spilling out.

Janel blamed his preschool for his early troubles, but Roland said he thought he and Janel had also played a part.

Today does not mark the end of our economic troubles. . . but it does mark the beginning of the end.

sterling is beginning to lose a bit of its competitive edge against the euro as Europe's troubles pile up.

But it seems to me one saying is suitable for these so called experts. That is "Do not make trouble until the trouble troubles you" .

Lawyers are always more ready to get a man into troubles, than out of them.

Eleven years ago that tenacious little baby with her terrible troubles and fierce needs had saved her mother from dying of love.

Sound no longer, no matter how many troubles facing the front of all, as if the whole world behind, leaving only himself.

The fire looked as if it was laughing at her troubles.

' Mr. Lee was one of the country's two International Olympic Committee members, but gave up his duties due to his legal troubles.

In any case, teething troubles with a few new members should not become an excuse for slamming the door on others.

Until now, I still feel greatly appreciative of him for helping me without hesitation when I was in troubles. That is real friendship!

Moses could no more put up with all of the troubles that the Israelites gave him in the wilderness than fly to the moon.

When his father was behind him, he could land on his feet, whenever he made troubles.

Many will look to see how firm his commitment to higher rates really is in the face of the continued sovereign debt troubles in the EU.

The modified equation did not eliminate the troubles with singularities , but it enabled Perelman to carry the analysis much further.

That's why we've got so much poverty and other troubles in this country, and if you get another term you've got to do something about it.

This success is all the more remarkable considering the troubles that regularly seem to engulf the company.

On the face of it, their troubles are few: in 20 years of radical change all the obvious economic issues have been dealt with.

The strain of bigger populations, diminishing water tables and a changing climate could all conspire to produce a storm of troubles.

I forgive others and my own self for the troubles and the failures I created and for the things have been done or not in the past.

However, from the countryside to the cities to live for so many years, my troubles did not seem that small, but is replaced like this.

The current troubles were years in the making, and in retrospect, easy to see coming.

Just as the housing bubble papered over the troubles of the middle class, it also hid, for a time, the declining prospects of many men.

Obscure allusions to chess are fine; but it troubles me that anonymous oracles know more of my business than i do.

Time of the poor is valueless, even sometimes is spare and they do not know how to kill the time and how to lazy away without troubles.

There's something about dancing that frees the heart from the troubles of the day, even if only for a while.

Debt consolidation is often portrayed as a simple way out of your debt troubles and money worries, but when is life ever that simple?

Her troubles over Afghanistan will not be so easy to settle.

There was certainly no hint of any troubles or any indication of what was going to happen a few hours later.

As the euro's troubles go on, however, the signs are that the German electorate is becoming steadily less eager to go along with it.

Muchof it had to do with my problems, but a good portion of our troubles were related to his issues, as well.

Whether this is another one depends on how much recent financial and economic troubles worsen.

Despite Sunday's troubles, officials continued to insist the situation had at least partially stabilized.

A bad mood is bad enough to cause you to lose self-confidence and leaves you helpless with all your worries and troubles in mind.

He read it through carefully several times, and then merely shook his head. It seemed as if his family troubles were just beginning.

I knows that I cannot make troubles with you, so learn to be independent, learn to look after myself.

His voice trailed away as he sank within his memories, to the turning point in his life more than two years before, in the Time of Troubles.

Andy: Gore seems to think the Rich are at the bottom of all our troubles.

He lived reclusively and appeared to be suffering financial troubles: an auction of Neverland goods was averted at the last moment.

With incredible spiritual power in its inner part, it spreads out just like lava, ardent, unyielding, and ready to make troubles.

Apple's environmental troubles have been a thorn in the company's side for years.

Count thy hardships, thy troubles, even thy disappointments, rather as stepping-stones to know His way better.

Don Corleone said simply. "These are troubles I can't help you with. " He paused, then asked, "What's the matter with your voice? "

I would like to deliver my gratefulness to Ms Yue who provide me with related information and helped me out of troubles.

Google's (GOOG) troubles in China seem to have taken a new turn as a result of the company's plan to create a vast digital library of books.

The face of life's troubles and setbacks, the most important is to straighten out his own heart state, positive face cutting.

The dynastic troubles seem to have been conducted via formal letters, mobile-phone text messages and sporadic family meetings.

But the RNC chastised Obama for saying he understands American's troubles, but then hopping up to New York for "a night on the town. "

In the face of such internal and external "troubles" , youths like us who had such high hopes for Nantah did not know what to do.

I need a week's vacation so that I can take my mind of my troubles. B: Yeah, maybe things will changes for the better.

All of these decisions may yet be impacted by GM's ongoing troubles and the pending sale of a substantial portion of Opel as well.

People, after eating shellfish, often a refreshing and pleasant feeling, which is no doubt that lifted some troubles symptoms is beneficial.

Wenzel said Miami has also taken a bit of a hit because of the housing bubble bursting and troubles in the real estate market.

For all his troubles, his poor health and the chaos of his life, his music still seemed to offer a means of salvation.

TRAPPED under a pile of rubble, you wait for rescue. Then, to add to your troubles, you see a small blob ooze through a nearby crack.

She believes the chronic troubles with her eye have helped her see in a different way, made her a better artist.

On the streets, few Venezuelans seem to be aware of these troubles.

Spain's economic troubles seem to have made it stronger.

Well now I've been thrown in jail, been divorced and had more troubles with that dog than I ever foresaw.

I do not know so much can help you solve the problem, hoping to lift your troubles.

But this trip made him mixed feelings: he has high hopes for the children each have their own troubles, off and unhappy.

Clearly, the Jerry Springer show is about the dark side of society, yet people are willing to eat up the troubles of other people's lives.

eg. Provided debt troubles do not blow out into a crisis, yield curves are staying right where banks want them.

Many companies have run into serious troubles trying to coordinate their sales and promotional efforts.

Twenty years ago, we were pure and innocent . And we had no troubles, like an angel that flies in the sky.

You know , computers bring troubles as well .

Yet they have never been less trusted to provide the answer to the financial and social troubles they are supposed to be addressing.

Just a joke, don't mind. I'm fine but I'm in bad mood. Something troubles me. I have no sleep at night.

Had these sensible tactics been followed in 2003, admits the general, the Americans would not be facing their current troubles.

Neither wants to see the world economy dragged into recession by European blunders. But America has enough troubles of its own.

Luckily, if the doormat or stove failed to warn of coming disaster, a successful lawsuit might compensate you for your troubles.

The West aimed to steal Iranians' money to help get out of their own financial troubles.

Despite Assange's legal troubles, a WikiLeaks spokesman insisted the flow of secret U. S. diplomatic cables would not be affected.

Not only did not lend a hand , but he also made a great deal of troubles .

There is a concern that the housing and credit troubles could be enough to push the country into a full-blown recession.

But his troubles emerged, his look at the Karmapa and things really do not know, right?

The euro's troubles have been a proxy for a deeper crisis of integration.

If you see ten troubles coming down the road, you can be sure that nine will run into the ditch before they reach you. --Calvin Coolidge.

The biggest advantage of eating out in resturants is to save us the troubles of cooking and washing uo the dishes.

So when a person pours out his or her troubles to a man, the latter hastens to give advice.

We go beyond the surface, houses, trees and mountains. we have gone beyond the secular, beyond the troubles, beyond the reality.

For if it bee not guided and bridled by reason, it troubles and mooueth all the sense and understanding, as a tempest doeth the sea.

Wall Street's troubles came as a freeze-up in credit markets threatened to clog the global financial system.

The shepherds had a great deal of troubles driving the sheep to a place of safety in the snowstorm.

FNPI- "cuddle puddle" -This nurturer tends to use its very personality as an emotional ointment for the troubles of their subject.

They married in 2005. The troubles started in October 2008, when she was on maternity leave from her job as a registered nurse.

Despite the troubles, Bertha Benz arrived safely, with her faith in her husband's invention strengthened.

I know we blame selfishness and a lack of a sense for the greater good as reasons behind the weakness in banking and our economic troubles.

You have to face up to life. You can't forever be trying to drown your troubles in wine.

The troubles of the nonprofessional middle class are inseparable from the economic troubles of men.

Never play cards with a man called Doc. Never eat a place Mom's. Never sleep with a woman whose troubles are worse than your own.

The battle with Buganda will remain the epicentre of opposition to an extension of his rule, but other factors add to his troubles.

Investigation has revealed that retirement tends to cause psychological troubles for some people.

She is a commoner and is primarily interested only in surviving the experience and gaining a little gold for her troubles.

it's been. a while since my last confession. what troubles you, my child?

Then you ll forget the troubles of this world. You ll rise above all the troubles like a boat rises above the sea .

Yet the great thing is, you don't have to let any of those troubles get to you.

Despite the troubles on its periphery, the public debt of the euro zone as a whole is not notably high by rich-country standards.

On children's day, The children can forget all the troubles, laugh heartily, enjoy singing and dancing.

We would like to see more opportunities and cooperation instead of challenges or troubles between the two countries.

Only it was as a major that Dalleson's troubles had begun.

I did not want to add to his troubles or to lead him into more danger.

troubles seem to be caused by something, not so, these caused by our clashing with the coming fact.

Jimmy Carter had his troubles between his White House staff and his cabinet, particularly over the conduct of foreign policy.

But its military troubles come at a time when the global strategic balance appears to be tilting away from America.

He was quick to remind the prime minister that when he had faced similar troubles it was the CHP that helped him out.

But the magazine's own troubles have involved just the sort of topic that Ms. Hu and Caijing relished covering.

Last week, Cisco's troubles were made painfully apparent when the company announced there would be layoffs, likely in the thousands.

Bruce almost forgot his own troubles as he watched her swing herself out upon the slender line.

He must have had troubles of his own.

"Forget your troubles for a spell and have dinner with us, " said the neighboring farmer.

A friend of Mr. Bernanke likened him to a firefighter reluctantly suiting up to battle new troubles threatening the global financial system.

It was honest of you to tell your troubles.

The sweet nots and the touching songs let me forget all the troubles. so when I feeling not happy I would listen to her songs.

If I could take your troubles I would toss them into the sea But all these things I'm finding Are impossible for me .

Spray away your troubles: Floral water sprays are easy to find at health food stores, spas and chemists.

In "Scorpions" , Noah Feldman offers a detailed account of the troubles and achievements of Roosevelt's four most notable appointees.

But the international response to what amounts to a redrawing of Georgia's borders suggests diplomatic troubles ahead for the Kremlin.

A weak pound, especially against the dollar, is another near-certain consequence of the British economy's recessionary troubles.

I'm all ready you see. Now my troubles are going to have trouble with me!

It was not as if America's current troubles were eclipsed .

The German public does not understand why it should be blamed for the troubles of the eurozone.

It was not the apple on the tree but the pair on the ground that caused the troubles in the garden.

When you're moody I can help you get your troubles off. when you're happy shared it with me. That's what friends are for.

I know a woman , one of her friends knows a fairy, so if you make troubles today, i will call Santa immediately.

We search for freedom from our troubles high up in the mountains, at pristine, beautiful beaches, and in the serenity of retreat settings.

Such a pleasure get wet in the rain, can the hearts of the troubles, the worries of a wash and air, a clean wash.

The troubles in the property sector have had a major knock-on effect on investment by developers, exacerbating the economic slowdown.

At this moment, a woman ran to him , she told him that a girl on the other side of the river had a lot of troubles .

He knew that if Americans looked at their troubles with a clear head, they would work out of them.

He was overwhelmed with legal and financial troubles and went into seclusion after the trial for child molestation ended in 2005.

Financial markets fear similar troubles could flare up in Portugal, Ireland, Italy, and Spain.

The difference between the two largely hung on whether an economy could grow out of its troubles.

Despite the troubles of US automakers, maybe a VW truck is still no match for those stalwarts like the Ford F-150 and the Chevy Silverado.

In spite of the sharp slowdown in property sales and the troubles in Europe, he said economic activity was still too strong.

It is the time of our life when laughter was easy, dreams were for free, moments were tender, and troubles were a world away.

It is too much to expect even such a huge project to solve all a country's economic troubles.

On Monday, Suntech, a Chinese company, disclosed a potential fraud committed by an affiliated company that might deepen its troubles.

The latest troubles came as Japan continued to suffer ripple effects from Friday's massive 9-magnitude earthquake and resulting tsunami.

If you curse someone, let him to be CEO, pains, pressures and troubles would make him uneasy forever.

Would you be out of your home, pour out your troubles with your friends, or just cry in your bed?

Shopper Chung Myung-sun says the troubles with the Japanese nuclear power plant are prompting a change in her household's eating habits.

Drag your thoughts away from your troubles. . . by the ears, by the heels, or any other way you can manage it.

The money would be available to rescue euro-zone economies that get into financial troubles, the diplomats said.

These troubles did not come out of the blue.

Be there for them should they want to talk and encourage them to share their troubles with you so you can assist them sort through a issue.

On the contrary, we use relationship as a means of covering up our own insufficiency, our own troubles, our own uncertainty.

Chinese exports are also performing better than expected, providing continued support to growth even amid the troubles in Europe.

Whether it is nobler to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune or to take arms against a sea of troubles?

There is always hope that you will get out of troubles, to change something.

It was good to hear from Emil, to read about his troubles.

All the things listed in this book are the troubles we've caused you--and all the things you've learned how to do in your whole life.

Russia stayed out of Kyrgyszstan's ethnic troubles this year, suggesting less of an appetite for military interventions in its near-abroad.

I have no doubt Amazon will make this right, but it's still a pain to have these troubles at launch.

That suggests that the possible cost of today's troubles, though alarming, is not off the charts.

The management representative and administration department shall assort with the related troubles among the departments and two sides.

Guy Boothby was a more thrilling author than Jane Austen, yet who troubles even to remember any of Guy Boothby's novels today?

In one battle in September she was crushed against a wall, which may have set off the breathing troubles that killed her.

Software of other and fictitious machine needs you to experience a variety of troubles, ability runs caller operating system.

Or do we refuse to let our "little handful of thorns, " our troubles, obscure the overwhelming abundance of our blessings?

Regard the troubles and cares you encounter as the "punching bags" of fate, given you to develop your spiritual muscle .

However, it would be arrogant for those in Washington, DC, to assume that Japan's troubles simply reflected its macroeconomic incompetence.

So far, such protests are the most tangible evidence of the troubles besetting Icelandic society.

His hometown's troubles, he said from behind a bullet-proof screen, were caused by Mr Chaudhry and his supporters.

If not and you call the cops, he could make real troubles for you. Better to let sleeping dogs lie!

Great, so we won`t have to worry about having further photocopier troubles for a while!

Indeed, Mr Plattner may be as much to blame for the firm's troubles as his former underling.

Las Vegas ranks at the top of our list of Riskiest Cities for Homeowners, but it's not alone in its troubles.

Nowadays, China and America are standing at a sensitive point. Difficulties and troubles are increasing although it is still not a crises.

Nevertheless, the troubles of the war had produced psychological and material strains within Chiang's governing bureaucracy.

How to expand the EFSF again is at the heart of the troubles vexing European leaders.

Like this you won't have troubles, having to look for new workers all the time.

Another sensitivity to be addressed is Germany and its troubles with the constitutional court in Karlsruhe.

BLG Stainless Steel Ball Float Valve is less troubles, reliable performance, easier installation and repair with its simple structure.

Robert the Bruce almost forgot his own troubles as he watched, fascinated.

They were full of the troubles in south-east Europe, and there was a long report about Karolides, the Greek Prime Minister.

Even when I was a child, pretending to be serious but in fact making jokes to cause troubles had been very easy for me.

It's a good thing that students are more open to talk about their troubles, but it also suggests the greater pressures they're facing today.

If God did not give us the opportunity to know Him, we would still be living in darkness, mired in our self-centered troubles.

However, the very forces that the company relied on for success are now responsible for its troubles.

When a woman can joke over her troubles instead of having hysterics, nothing can ever hurt her much again.

troubles will come sooner or later, and what you need to know is whether your coming manager is able to handle it.

Are we expecting a magician, with a wave of his wand, will remove all our troubles and problems in life?

Now the beginning of the troubles arose in a very curious way.

She knew they were having the same troubles that she had experienced.

Most people believed Van Buren was responsible for their troubles, because he did not end the depression.

nor be sure that men of diverse kinds and diverse views can live peaceably together in a time of troubles.

So then, banish anxiety from your heart and cast off the troubles of your body, for youth and vigor are meaningless.

The company is no stranger to controversy and money troubles.

Belgium is facing its worst troubles just as the EU confronts the gravest challenge to the euro.

Judging by Mr Dudley's previous troubles in Russia, Mr Fridman and the Kremlin have plenty of means at their disposal to put pressure on BP.

Montenegro says he asked the bank to repossess the houses, because he does not believe his family can overcome its financial troubles.

As time goes by, go from a a graders into a student of grade 6. Those troubles like about though, the barrage of comes to me.

The department chief will promote the internal communication among the departments, and assort with the related troubles.

What lies at the root of his troubles is a sense of insecurity.

Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so for away. = Yesterday, I didn't seem to have any troubles, which were for away from me.

Become a burden of interest classes classes, mother's interest in the child's troubles become.

In terms of unemployment, the troubles of the Detroit auto industry have hit Michigan in the Midwest especially hard.

Troubles occurred only in places where the Party committees had failed to give proper guidance .

The speed of the rout (see chart) has been scary for a place that was supposed to be largely insulated from the rich world's troubles.

Management troubles and drug trafficking allegations only added to the company's problems.

It seems strange, then, that inflation is now touted as a solution to the rich world's economic troubles.

When Fred lost his job and had to give up his new car, he tried to drown his troubles at the nearest beer tavern.

Wars and social troubles may someday be ended by an earthquake or flood that will destroy the whole world.

The old lady leads a free and easy sort of life and never troubles much about anything.

On the other side of the fence, Microsoft has had highly publicized troubles with its Vista operating system.

Vick was an all-star quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons when his legal troubles began.

Until one day my daughter came to me with homework troubles.

Do not tell your troubles to others unless you are sure they want to hear them.

Seemingly undeterred by these troubles, Vietnam is planning to convert itself into an industrialized nation over the next 10 years.

Finally, in test phase, the production quality standard should be at production phase enforced strictly to stop various hidden troubles.

It seems as if he has made some troubles.

If you are having troubles with CVS, though, you may not be able to use the CVS method to upgrade the package manager!

Despite these troubles, the socially phobic teens were no more likely than their counterparts to be taking medication.

You know, other people have family troubles.

When some troubles come to me, I'm only covetous of winning unconsciously, not to do it with incomparable patience.

He then tried to snatch it from me and was rewarded with a sharp kick for his troubles.

Our inkless printer is one of a series of recent troubles in the area of electronics, where China is king.

Tatu accommodate, let the broken but many troubles disabled, smiles, and a boundless joy rim.

Human life is filled with problems and entanglements. Simply to be alive is to encounter problems and troubles.

Love is the timeless commitment when you and I come across troubles.

Try eating a better diet and exercising more to lose weight, and see if it rids you of your snoring troubles.

Jackson's final years were marked by financial troubles and a second, even more damaging, child-abuse scandal.

Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them.

The European Central Bank's intervention in the Spanish and Italian debt markets is no panacea for the troubles rocking the continent.

Part III: For an example of A Kindergarten, proposes the troubles faced by teachers in curriculum leadership and the causes of the troubles.

Sometimes the person's mood, very not easy to open the heart, and let your troubles bewildered into meditation.

C. C. , man, no matter what troubles we had, you know, we're still a family.

Some shareholders believe London Asia's troubles should serve as a warning that China is still a high-risk territory to invest in.

He was depressed and preoccupied by some troubles all day long.

Review: all my troubles, are not put inflexible. When you decide to put down, you won't lose anything, lost only worry.

The spreading economic troubles were underscored Wednesday when a closely watched gauge showed Chinese manufacturing contracting.

What troubles me most about this is not the workshop or platitudinous questionnaire. It is the DNA bit.

After marrying him, she began to have troubles.

In his days as a community organizer, he was accustomed to listening as people on the South Side poured out their troubles for hours on end.

spiralis was used to ease teething troubles and its skin was applied to boils, bruises and insect bites.

Troubles, like a washing machine, twist us and knock us around, but in the end we come out brighter and better than before.