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In fact, Countrywide had become a leading purveyor of toxic mortgage products that would take the company to the brink of bankruptcy.

His refusal to go quietly since the army ousted him in 2006 has helped to push Thailand to the brink.

And so I let it go, working myself up to the brink in her pussy then pulling out to come all over her.

As he came into office, the country stood on the brink of a new Great Depression.

She thought his smug two-year-old grin of self-amusement and satisfaction would drive her to the brink, but she maintained her composure.

But having taken the plunge, he is now on the brink of adventure; he is about to be launched into his own inner space to the astronaut.

"Their unwillingness to compromise is pushing us to the brink of a default on the full faith and credit of the United States, " he said.

And he said unto me, Son of man, hast thou seen this? Then he brought me, and caused me to return to the brink of the river.

There are hundreds such reasons why the relationship of a husband and wife is often on the brink of either breaking or splitting.

A week after going to the brink of war, the presidents of Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador kissed and made up on television.

The Ark is at the brink (hence the name of the game) of a civil war which is where the game's first levels begin.

Queen of Pain could bring him to the brink of death, but she was rune-bound to keep him alive.

When his master halted at the brink of a pool, and looked round to call him, he stopped outright.

With the euro in peril and the US on the brink of bankruptcy, the west seems to have enough to worry about without fretting about cricket.

They told me that Turkey and Greece were on the brink of military confrontation and implored me to intervene to stop it.

Had he failed to put in the hours, he would not have made it past qualifying, let alone to the brink of his first world title.

Bear had been the only big firm that refused to help out Long-Term Capital Management, a hedge fund that came close to the brink in 1998.

Mr Osborne talked grimly of the injustice of burdening future generations with debt, and said he would bring Britain "back from the brink" .

It seemed to him that heaven had at length taken pity on him, and had sent this noise to warn him on the very brink of the abyss.

Prosecutors said he left Enron because he knew the company was on the brink of bankruptcy.

As you know, we are on the brink of eradicating guinea-worm disease, and funds are being secured to ensure this happens.

Instead, he soldiered on, following the sat nav system right up to and over the brink of a cliff.

Miss Bulstrode did not answer . She was hovering on the brink of irrevocable words.

"We're on the brink of a massive power shift, a grinding of the gears of history into a new human condition, " she writes.

"Now that the world doesn't seem to be on the brink of collapse, the market is looking for higher yields elsewhere, " McCarthy said.

Thomas believes that we may be sitting on the brink of a phonon-driven technological revolution as well.

As General Motors peers over the brink of the abyss into a future that very likely holds a bankruptcy, the hits just keep coming.

Several bees quickly browsed the area and noted that the ground was bulging in one portion of the field close to the brink of a cliff.

It's taken three years of hard work, but I'm delighted that we're on the brink of real protections for consumers.

Over time, jobs come and go; but one profession that seemed to be on the brink of extinction is now making a comeback.

Just over a week ago, News Corp. was on the brink of gaining government approval to acquire the 60. 9% of BSkyB that it doesn't already own.

So, far from being on the brink of another quagmire, Libya is in fact in pole position compared with other countries in the region.

At that point the Greek state could well be unable to pay salaries and pensions and Greece would be on the brink of a disorderly default.

Japanese media said the Japanese IT parts, materials and finished goods sectors are teetering on the brink of collapse.

He realized that drastic measures were required if the Separatists continued to push the galaxy to the brink of war.

Some government and Communist Party officials, he said, are "now on the brink of unreasonable greediness. "

And why are they obsessing about something that happened a decade ago in London, when America is teetering on the brink of default?

Is love brings inspiration to SAN MAO continuously writing desire, is also love indirect let her to the brink of death.

That kept growth close to 10% and was a contributor to pulling the rest of the world back from the brink.

Late Tuesday, U. S. President Barack Obama urged extreme caution on both sides, in an attempt to push Sudan back from the brink of war.

But now that the principle is proven, in the next years real patients could be on the brink of a blink.

All right, then. You know. . . you know we are on the brink of another cataclysm, probably nuclear, on our own soil.

Dirk Nowitzki(notes) was tired of everyone messing with his chance to be a champion, mistake upon mistake pushing him to the brink.

Within a week, lincoln lies dead from an assassin's bullet, but America has pulled back from the brink.

Even when he's forced to hurl an entire continent made out of deadly Kryptonite into space, Superman bounces back from the brink of death.

Even white writers- Andre Brink, for instance -- who have dared to criticize, or appeared to criticise, the apartheid society have suffered.

China may be on the brink of a vicious wage-inflation spiral, which could undermine the authorities' grip over the economy.

Ten districts have already been slated for reorganization. Rutland, with 124 students, is one of many near the brink.

The British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that the world economy could be pushed to the brink by the euro zone's debt crisis.

Messrs Abbas and Haniyeh are trying to pull things back from the brink and to negotiate.

One minute, it seems as if the two countries are on the brink of war.

He also leaves office with the economy on the brink of its deepest crisis in 80 years, and, fairly or not, that could be his biggest legacy.

May the day wears Eda in Okayama City, together with related parties, said, "The Government is in the brink. "

Japan stands on the brink of nuclear catastrophe a year after the West Virginia mine explosion and the gulf oil spill.

US defence spending is levelling off and appears to be on the brink of a potentially significant downturn.

"We stand at the brink of a second nuclear age, " the bulletin's board of directors said in a statement.

In just one full sequence you'll get a healthy dose of presses, fly s, and extensions to push you to the brink.

Just a decade ago Indonesia was on the brink of catastrophe.

But at the same time, we're trying to figure out, when does a fee prohibit someone who's on the brink economically from using our service?

And, like most other things on the brink of middle-age, the internet is struggling with its own mid-life crisis.

Instead, he pushed it to the brink, thinking I would have to rescue him, so I taught him a lesson.

The family has not been able to make mortgage payments in five months and has been on the brink of foreclosure.

Last week we were at the brink of something that would have made anything that's happened in financial history look pale.

After the country was on the brink of bankruptcy they decided on an intelligent, sophisticated black man to fix it.

Y et the power of a "burning platform" is not confined to companies on the brink of collapse.

Humanity is in peril! The tides of darkness have come again, and the whole world is poised upon the brink of war!

This is Our Youth is a tragicomic portrayal of youth on the brink of adulthood and reveals the ache at the heart of the slacker generation.

You stand on the brink of a new age but before this dawns the old matrix must be brought to an end.

The world economy is no longer seen by most to be on the brink of another Depression .

As Gladwell tells it, the fuzzy footwear was a dying brand by late 1994--until a few New York hipsters brought it back from the brink .

Our livestock was almost at the brink of extinction, protected as well.

And how He saved you from the Pit of Fire when you were on the brink of it.

brink He fell down on the brink of a cliff, with minor injuries .

After Mr Jobs lost a power struggle and left Apple in the 1980s, the company floundered until it reached the brink of bankruptcy.

The talk, part of Mr. Paulson's promotional tour for his new book 'On the Brink, ' was held during a meeting of the Greater Omaha Chamber.

More interesting than the run to the brink of a medal ceremony was the reaction back home in the US.

In a matter of days, the situation on the Korean peninsula appears to have switched from the brink of war to hope for new dialogue.

His derision, criticism and challenges of authorities can always trace back to his hybrid position on the brink.

In the space of 14 years, Apple has transformed itself from a computer firm on the brink of bankruptcy into a stockmarket superstar.

"We are on the brink of a blackout, " said the economy minister, Lubomir Jahnatek.

Expect a few narrow victories, little entertainment and plenty of rumours about McLeish being on the brink.

You are literally at the brink of the collapse of the old world and a chaotic birthing into the new.

How to explain the psychology of a woman driven to the brink of insanity by the figure of a man?

To these Beings, what you are on the brink of accomplishing is a sign that their deepest desires can be fulfilled.

Investors have seen Washington walk to the brink of a needless financial disaster and talk seriously about whether to jump.

She had never hung so near the dizzy brink of the unreal.

The U. S could manage to hold the fort for international coordination and pull the world back from the brink of Smoot-Hawley II.

Furthermore, South Korea is burdened by North Korea and its nuclear weapons program and an economy on the brink of collapse.

The aftershocks of that post-bubble carnage have now brought Europe to the brink.

We stand on the brink of a new future for women on our campus, in our communities, in our countries . . . and around the world.

of the pivot-point, the change-line that you stand on the brink of, and that everyone is approaching.

He thought that he already distinctly perceived the brink of the bottomless abyss.

Now the crisis had reached America. A little-known but powerful private investment fund was on the brink of bankruptcy.

China's national economy was on the brink of total collapse , thanks to the " revolutionary measures " of the Gang of Four .

Hopefully, this study will help society find the best way to help the dwindling wobbegong back from the brink of extinction.

Here they threw themselves down together by the brink ; and putting their mouths to the level of a starry pool, they drank their fill.

As the world teeters on the brink, an immortal struggle for dominance turns to one of mere survival.

A country once on the brink of famine has turned itself into one of the biggest exporters of farm produce.

Taking place in the not-too-distant future, mankind is on the brink of extinction.

Nuclear recycling would bring South Korea to the brink of being able to make bombs.

Humanity is in peril, the tides of darkness have come again and the whole world is poised on the brink of war.

This fear-driven avoidance is, Zeleny stated, bringing the time-honored tradition of the political meeting to the brink of extinction.

His incompetence has brought the company to the brink of bankruptcy.

I have come to the brink of eternity from which nothing can vanish--no hope , no happiness , no vision of a face seen through tears.

Egypt's economy was teetering on the brink of collapse even before the recent violence, which has killed at least 50 people.

It's sad how our effort to promote the survival of our species through copious copulation has run other species to the brink of extinction.

Jobs returned to Apple as an interim CEO in 1997 and bailed out the company which was on the brink of bankruptcy.

But claims that we are on the brink of fundamental change for the renminbi deserve to be greeted with scepticism.

I never thought I'd see the day that GM, Ford, and Chrysler would be on a brink of bankruptcy.

AIG, by losing money and maneuvering their operations to the brink of bankruptcy, was telling us that they were inefficient.

others are rare, having been hunted to the brink of extinction or chivied out of their last natural redoubts by human pressures.

love = honor the courage of the 15 blood donors, blood donation can be regenerated, on the brink of death to save lives.

A variety of rescue plans came to nothing, and a month ago, ICEF Public Schools hovered on the brink of collapse.

"It's one of the great psychological findings that we are at our happiest when we are on the brink of achieving something. "

The move has helped pull the rest of the world back from the brink, but now, China is paying for the uneven distribution of the credit.

On Friday, administration officials defended the stimulus as necessary to pull the economy back from brink.

What will happen if sudden surges in the number of people requiring care for influenza push already fragile health services over the brink?

The ads also urged consumers to brink a Coke to gain the energy needed to push through long day at the office.

Global warming had rescued them from the brink of destruction and cemebted their position as one of the most powerful species in Africa.

The German government was bankrupt by the end of 1923, and the Reich tottered on the brink of total economic ruin.

With the Allies advancing and Germany on the brink of defeat, Hitler retreated to his Berlin bunker.

Reports yesterday morning revealed Del Piero was stunned by Juve's offer on Tuesday and that negotiations were on the brink of collapse.

"He did bring us back from the brink of a Depression, " said Democrat Robert Menendez.

She plays a Japanese tourist who brings one character to the brink of infidelity to his girlfriend.

Was this the man to breathe new life into a company on the brink?

Bernie is on the brink of a big discovery. It could be a sure thing in a month if she works really hard.

Mr. Bush noted that the U. S. auto industry employs millions of people, and that it is on the brink of collapse.

This is a Tzu Chi Volunteer. His mind was never confused, even at the brink of death. He is an example of a Bodhisattva who diligently.

On a night for the Knicks franchise center to forget, the Bulls put the Knicks on the brink of playoff extinction.

If the world is on the brink of an out-and-out currency war , a variety of battalions has been out on manoeuvres in the past few weeks .

On the brink of the divorce, the wife found Ms. Orlov and Dr. Hallowell's Web site, adhdmarriage. com, and began consulting with Ms. Orlov.

Such exclusions speak to the album's sharp focus-- to move everything forward while constantly tipping on the brink of frantic instability.

The river slid along noiselessly as a shade , the swelling reeds and sedge forming a flexible palisade upon its moist brink .

A recent book on Egypt is subtitled "The Land of the Pharaohs on the Brink of Revolution" .

The speed and ferocity of the Lehman Brothers crisis brought the world to the brink of a meltdown.

We cannot forget how close we came to the brink, and perpetuate the broken system and breakdown of responsibility that made it possible.

By the middle of this year, the report notes some economies had gone into recession while others were on the brink of recession.

Washington's scapegoating of China could take the world to the brink of a very slippery slope.

Cyprus, a midget within the monetary union, has been pushed to the brink of a bail-out.

But the Kissingers were a Jewish family in a Germany that was on the brink of Nazism.

We stand now, Among the brink of destruction, for the reign of chaos has come at last.

If we have eyes and stand on the brink of an abyss, we will not jump.

Pushed to the brink of survival, the Kaminoans perfected cloning technology and practiced selective breeding to keep their species viable.

Climate change alone is expected to force a further 15%- 37% of species to the brink of extinction within the next 50 years.

Yet between them they had pushed the world to the brink.

We urge him to walk away now and allow new blood to retrieve us from the brink of disaster.

The firing was accompanied by more tough talk from Pyongyang, which warned Friday the two nations are edging closer to "the brink of war. "

"But it's suddenly fallen off, people just aren't booking all of a sudden. A lot of tour operators are on the brink of bankruptcy. "

The world has stepped back from the brink, but is still skirting the edge of the precipice .

Meanwhile, security and immigration procedures in American airports drive travellers to the brink of rebellion.

These journeys made him realize to the fullest extent that many of the world' species were on the s brink of extinction.

The Obama administration's push for peace in the Middle East appears to be on the brink of collapse.

Kilimanjaro is surrounded by mountains, live there many mammals, some of them to the brink of extinction or species.

It is imperative that you fulfill your obligations to your own race and step back from the brink of insanity to face ascendancy.

While practically any proposal is liable to bring temporary relief, disappointment could push financial markets over the brink.

The Brit racer is on the brink of championship glory after a display every bit as dazzling as the pyrotechnics during the Beijing Olympics.

Lubbers pass, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, and so on the company's turmoil has put these people on the brink of unemployment.

Liberia and Sierra Leone have been pulled back from the brink of utter chaos in recent years, and both are now at peace.

ancient China from the economic brink of the brink of collapse leapt to promote world economic growth, a powerful engine.

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

The brink of the sea there are rocks, not one of the peninsula is the Mody .

The darkest days once drove him to the brink of suicide, Ren admitted.

Thatcher loyalists are outraged that their heroine should be portrayed as decrepit, on the brink of dementia.

Using these unnatural methods FOR the purpose of human enjoyment would only push mankind towards the brink of destruction.

This will further drive the country to the brink, especially if winners and losers are defined by their religious and ethnic backgrounds.

But its departure marks the first big reversal of a troop build-up ordered to pull Iraq back from the brink of all-out civil war.

A number of big property developers overextended themselves and approached the brink of collapse.

Look no further than India and Pakistan, two arch enemies that possess nuclear weapons and occasionally come to the brink of nuclear war.

We had better not ask for a bigger discount; it might push us over the brink.

Its unravelling was swift and disheartening, and brings Thailand back to the brink of further unrest.

And one of the major industrial corporations of the world-of all time [General Motors] could be on the brink.

That's why we chose to pull the auto industry back from the brink, saving hundreds of thousands of jobs in the process.

Despite the sudden escalation of tensions, Berg says the IAEA report does not suggest Iran is on the brink of becoming a nuclear power.

Its political leaders often approach the brink but step back to close ranks when under sufficient pressure.

Our son, Brink, has an M. B. A. degree and is an industrial planner in Oregon.

The resources crisis mines are defined as those which be faced with producible reserves exhausted and on the brink of bankruptcy.

For SMEs, this change has led to a credit squeeze, which is pushing many to the brink of bankruptcy.

Even white writers - Andre Brink, for instance - who have dared to criticise, or appear to criticise, the apartheid society have suffered.

For one thing, Budapest was on the brink of falling even before Dietrich's troops had started their attack.

Now, after surgery and a long rehabilitation, Eduardo is on the brink of rejoining his team-mates on the training pitch.

In Yemen, meanwhile, President Ali Abdullah Saleh has resisted calls to step down, pushing his country to the brink of civil war.

Murphy's first job was in publishing, another industry that was on the brink of traumatic technological change.

While practically any proposal is liable to bring temporary relief, disappointment could push markets over the brink.

"We are on the brink of disaster because of unconsidered dependencies, " he said.

"We hope that we don't see a crisis which pushes the global economy to the brink of ruin, " Glos said.

Mr Shapleigh publishes his own report: "Texas on the Brink" .

Yet Ms Lovell contends that they administered only the final blows to an empire that was already on the brink.

Scientists are on the brink of a breakthrough in the treatment of cancer.

Major electronics brands like Apple were also blamed for driving Chinese workers and factory owners to the brink.

Invasive species can decrease biodiversity and drive resident species to the brink of extinction.

So our financial crisis is on the brink of turning into a policy crisis.

Alongside Android, several other mobile companies are on the brink of launching handsets supporting NFC.

Republicans pretend the U. S. is on the brink of losing the world's trust, but they don't really believe that.

Sokol: He swooped in to save utility Constellation Energy from the brink of bankruptcy.

Liberation, after the atom bombs were dropped in August 1945, came just as Mr Zamperini seemed on the brink of death.

If there is a stridency in what I say it is because I believe Nigeria is once again on the brink of a precipice.

Politicians have joined hands and completely plundered this country to the brink of destruction.

Some now think they are on the brink of a discovery that could open a new window into quantum mechanics.

Without these more fundamental changes, these populations will teeter on the brink of disaster year after year.

At present, conventional optical cameras and related film industry down overall, the brink of collapse.

Thanks to the recession, many Japanese firms are being pushed to the brink and will need the help of outsiders to survive.

In 1991, Indian economy was on the brink of total collapse after running a centrally planned economy since independence.

Additional, using two-layered grid structure in the brink of structure would improve the stability of structure.

He returned to the leadership eight years later, but only as Republicans were on the brink of losing power in the 2006 midterms.

The man went over on the Canadian side, right at the brink of Horseshoe Falls, " said Inspector Paul, of Niagara Parks police. "

From being qualified at the brink of the Second World War, Dr. Watson has worked as an obstetrician for 63 years.

The owners vanished for good, and countless unemployed workers were driven to the brink of desperation.

His cunning tactics and unerring strategies brought the Empire to the brink of victory five years after the Battle of Endor.

The Earth could be on the brink of the sixth mass extinction in history, claim scientists.

Lu even the hegemony of the past, has become a dominant Luneng's one-man show, and Dalian, had fallen to the brink of relegation .

The titans of Detroit were tottering on the brink of liquidation, threatening to collapse and take more than a million jobs with them.

A businessman will reach the brink of explicitly denouncing a government policy but not take the leap, instead lapsing into awkward silence.

On the brink of independence, south Sudan lacks a lot of basic information about its own towns and communities.

And the European Central Bank's interventions in the banking system in December and February have pulled the euro area back from the brink.

Engineering System Analysis is a new brink subject which studies the big engineering system.

But war can increase domestic demand to promote the production, saving companies the brink of bankruptcy.

These journeys made him fully aware that many of the world's species are on the brink of extinction.

Had a dream once came to the brink of collapse, many times flying expect the eternal soul.

The Youth Pill: Scientists at the Brink of an Anti-Ageing Revolution.

Today, the koala has climbed back from the brink of extinction and is thriving again.

A UNESCO study warned that targeted violence had brought the university system to the brink of collapse.

Instead, after the tireless Mr Lamy started to circulate potential compromises, the talks pulled back from the brink.

On the eve of liberation, Shanghai's national industry was on the brink of bankruptcy.

Whenever cannibals are on the brink of starvation , Heaven in its infinite mercy sents them a nice plump missionary.

Though his physical body had healed, Durge's already dangerous psyche was pushed further past the brink of sanity.

When we burned the midnight oil, and whom has put a glass of milk on the brink of your desk?

But such whaling, paired with high seas expeditions, brought many whales to the brink of extinction.

But now perhaps we are at a most critical point on the verge of controlling nature and on the brink of destroying it.

But his legacy remains a demoralised and debt-crippled country on the brink of needing an international bail-out.

He is credited with helping South Korea recover from the brink of bankruptcy during the Asian financial crisis.

Are a million young unemployed people on the brink of achieving something?

Last week's European bank stress tests might represent another small step away from the brink.

We're on the brink of war and you're supposed to be finding a diplomatic solution.

This combination of dry spells, violent conflict and rising prices has pushed Somalia to the brink.

This 50 warrior, maybe not going to come back, they do with your life, walk chips at the brink of death.

Some car market analysts think the country finally could be on the brink of realising its ambition to become the car factory to the world.

Greece still teeters on the brink of default, and yields on debt of Italy and Spain are near unsustainable levels.

We sit poised at last on the brink of a great victory!

Not quite two years ago, oil was $10 a barrel and the cartel was on the brink of collapse.

South Korea had revealed it was on the brink of bankruptcy.

The brink of collapse with the Soviet Union had different, if China suddenly a huge tsunami disappeared, the world will miss it.

A new non-proliferation group warns the world is on the brink of a massive increase in nuclear weapons.

But this time his brinksmanship pushes events over the brink.

In most countries unemployment above 10% is seen dangerous, taking societies to the brink of massive protests and riots.

Under the orderly liquidation authority, the FDIC is provided with the tools to wind down a major financial firm on the brink of failure.

It is on the brink of surpassing Japan as a trading power and, within a decade, will match the US and the European Union.

close to the brink of a cliff.

Lula rode to office on a wave of anti-capitalist rhetoric that panicked investors and brought the country to the brink of default in 2002.

The world's eighth largest economy in California, has reached the financial brink of bankruptcy.

the teasing delirious feeling of teetering on the very brink of unearthly order and splendor.