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It was this plea that moved the video from being just a game parody but a manifesto for freedom with gut wrenching emotional impact.

But they nevertheless find it wrenching to leave a post that has consumed so much of their lives.

This must have been a gut-wrenching experience, and I suspect it was often sung with tears.

When markets are wrenching up and down, he adds, 'It takes a very secure person to say, 'I don't have to trade. ''

Plus, you may have gained enough confidence that you're ready to tackle more complicated projects, so good luck and happy wrenching.

With a deadly effort, like wrenching a piece out of his own brain, he could even have dragged the thing into the open.

Wrenching the door open, she looked back to see Mike hurtling toward her.

Such was the case with Diane, who said the six years leading up to Lina's living as a woman were gut-wrenching.

If he had been taken into custody, what followed would have been the most complex and wrenching legal proceeding in American history.

Elias, I dont really have any messages with my books apart from trying to tell a good, and if possible, heart wrenching story.

No matter how it comes to be that we have a child with a disability, for most of us the beginning is a traumatic and wrenching experience.

There is always the enormous possibility of heart-wrenching disappointment if they should lose the prize after years of training.

It was sad to see Beckham sent off so early in the match, and especially heart wrenching to see him cry on the sidelines.

Wrenching an award from one athlete and handing it off to another is often a long and tortured process.

She let out a heart-wrenching scream at the news and started running wildly around the house, from room to room.

After a year of gut-wrenching losses, stock markets around the world recorded a positive day amid light trading to close out 2008.

The bottom line is that China hasn't yet faced up to the wrenching changes that will be needed to deal with this global crisis.

vinegar upon nitre, surely it is a heart-wrenching pain, and it dooms to be painful as a wounds. It is nothing if added more salt.

But civil aviation is undergoing a more wrenching change than just a drift eastward.

The doctor shook his head; such unfortunate things were always wrenching.

I told my parents I wanted to see her. I had to see her. My uncontrollable curiosity had taken a step above my gut-wrenching fear.

If you've never done it before, attempting to use a real guitar, even as a game controller, is a physically wrenching learning experience.

A gradual shift to a more plural system is a possibility; a wrenching period of instability cannot be ruled out.

The most wrenching recession since the 1930s ended a year ago.

For some of those able to reach their homes, the trip back was wrenching.

It was a heart-wrenching tragedy for this very young church and its congregation.

Although Corus was undergoing the pain of a wrenching cyclical downturn in demand for steel, Mr Varin felt he could leave with honour.

But listen to the heart-wrenching stories of unemployed engineers, and you will realize that there are tens of thousands who can't get jobs.

It was the most devastating, gut wrenching moment of my life.

One Marine serving in Afghanistan said suppressing the truth about his sexual orientation is gut-wrenching.

You know some people say it's a soul wrenching experience.

will have two to three gut-wrenching decisions a week to make.

And that is what has happened in southern Somalia, where people have had to make heart-wrenching choices simply to stay alive.

They saw buildings reduced to rubble. Not one wall was left standing. No building was left intact. It was a heart-wrenching scene.

Ivo Dutra has a heart-wrenching reason for ending what he calls the "permanent battle" in Lima's streets: He lost his only child to it.

With the country both overbanked and over stored, the adjustments that the economy will have to go through will be wrenching.

The data highlighted the wrenching transformation that investment banking and other parts of the financial system are undergoing.

A wrenching decade resulted in a more flexible and competitive economy, though also a more unequal and less cohesive society.

Part of the wrenching change the country now needs is to switch from low value-added manufacturing towards higher value-added services.

So you won't need Broadway tickets to see a heart-wrenching, debt-related drama in 2011.

It was gut-wrenching when they were told the disease could not be cured but to run its course .

It is easy to be jealous of those who go through life without a moment of wrenching guilt.

In the end, wrenching themselves free from the hands of death, the expedition walked out of the desert tenaciously.

In fact, these stages are common among people confronting all sorts of life challenges, from a romantic breakup to a wrenching job loss.

What Krugman is suggesting is a huge demand, however -- one that would have wrenching effects on China's domestic political economy.

The first 20 years of Mr Qaddafi's rule, after a coup he led as a young soldier in 1969, brought wrenching social change.

"Dont torture me till I am as mad as yourself, " cried he, wrenching his head free, and grinding his teeth.

The earthquakes following the pole shift will be no more wrenching than earthquakes due to plate adjustments under normal circumstances.

The global automobile industry is going through wrenching changes, and many of them are occasioned by economic developments worldwide.

"It must be in some ways gut-wrenching because she's part of the culture, " Mr Nathanson says of the cuts.

Don't torture me till I am as mad as yourself, ' cried he, wrenching his head free, and grinding his teeth.

Ireland's people are experiencing a wrenching recession and a sharp cut in living standards.

What a heart wrenching experience it is to see real people and little children dying because of the lack of food.

Questions about when to pull the plug are among the most wrenching any doctor and family member can face.

It is wrenching to accept that the historical system in which we are living is in structural crisis and will not survive.

Knowing whether to break up or stay together is a wrenching question that often lacks an easy answer.

And the gut-wrenching crash in European equities has reversed itself a bit in recent days.

Eventually it'll be torn apart as an expanding sun pushes the moon back toward Earth for a wrenching close encounter.

He is thus more determined than ever to pass a bill this year, perhaps even if it means making some gut-wrenching compromises.

The heart wrenching search teaches the man and his son much about the meaning of life and just how far we will go when pushed to the edge.

Such declarations, as Francis Fukuyama discovered, tend to be made on the eve of wrenching change.

The most striking statement at Michael Jackson's memorial service was not his daughter Paris' tremulous and wrenching goodbye.

The harrowing war scenes never feel like director's grandstanding, and the sentimental moments are heart-wrenching without becoming drippy.

Fascinating. . . poignant, horrifying, sad, and heart wrenching.

Given the wrenching swings of the past two weeks, many of us may wish we could be so sanguine about our own losses.

I don't know where it came from. . . but its just this gut-wrenching fear of slipping up and doing something horrible.

Globalisation imposes wrenching change and simultaneously saps the ability of governments to adapt.

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The step is painful, gut wrenching and overwhelming for all of these patients.

Tissues Out: The gut-wrenching climax. You know what we're talking about.

I saw a man with a "Will Work For Food" sign the other day, and it was wrenching.

More than half of Appalachian coal mining is done by the wrenching mountaintop removal method.

This can be very deep and heart wrenching, but it is the only way to learn your lessons.

The wrenching debate over the Iraq war is well-known and need not be repeated here.

The oil spill has not produced wrenching televised images of human suffering, as Katrina did.

Perhaps the most heart-wrenching items display belonged to Ruth McCourt of New London, Connecticut.

The plane took off, and shortly afterwards, encountered some stomach-wrenching turbulence.

Gut wrenching vocals, huge riffs, and the occasional guitar solo builds the assault for this band's debut Hell on Earth.

For witnesses who saw the partial collapse, the wrenching sound of metal was jarring and could be heard more than a block away.

With wrenching anger and painstaking care, his book describes how graft has infected the new establishment.

You may remember that disturbing and heart-wrenching report that we told you about earlier this month.

And the wrenching experience of the 2008 crash has overlaid client concerns about trust and increased demands for transparency.

It might not mean much to them, but to him, the silence and exclusion is heart-wrenching.

Our social, economic, and legal institutions now face a wrenching transformation.

It's a belief that's tested in those God wrenching moments when conflicting values pull me at opposite directions.

It's their first statement since their ordeal, and although they leave out many details, it's still gut-wrenching.

For parents who only want the best for their children, those prospects are like a wrenching pit in our stomachs.

It's refreshing and heart- wrenching in its own way.

The incident remains the most emotionally wrenching chapter in the history of Sino-Japanese relations.

Actually, short parting should not a heart wrenching experience, as long as we are willing to wait, one day, we will get them all back.

Sure the country and Wall Street have had their ups and downs - some pretty gut-wrenching ones at that.

I've got three words for you: Gut-wrenching death scene.

But the man, shifting the club from right to left, cooly caught him by the under jaw, at the same time wrenching downward and backward.

Flexibility has been essential as the party has both led and adapted to wrenching change since 1978.

At best there will be a wrenching slowdown; at worst, a relapse into recession.

When you talk about your experiences to shed light, you may feel wrenching pain, grief, anger, or shame.

On one level Brandt's wrenching decision to recognize the division of Germany was a courageous recognition of reality.

That experience, never fun, is far less wrenching in a city than in a one-horse town.

The wrenching oil slump of the 1980s still looms large in the public consciousness.

More often than not, IVF takes repeated, costly and heart-wrenching attempts.

A timeless classic! Absolutely heart-wrenching.

That strange, gut-wrenching feeling you have is not the sushi you had for lunch.

And it's -- three years ago it was kind of demoralizing. It was pretty bad, and it was really heart wrenching.

I remember bending down to gather my bags from under my desk, then a gut-wrenching spasm in my lower abdomen.

But on an individual level, the struggle between having a job and economic security, and safety and personal dignity can be wrenching.

Russian state television screened a gut-wrenching Polish film about the atrocity.

It will be the latest in a line of wrenching moments of retreat.

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In some cases, adaptation can be politically wrenching.

What also hasn't run its course are the stomach-wrenching swings in the stock market.

But three decades of gut-wrenching change are testing those old bonds.

This novels is gut wrenching story about slavery before Civil War.

My uncontrollable curiosity had taken a step above my gut-wrenching fear.

Given the wrenching competitive challenges and structural adjustments they are undergoing, that is not surprising.

However it is handled, the adjustment process to the new world order will be wrenching.

But even with these caveats the losses are still wrenching.

Charles Dickens's wrenching accounts of child labour helped to inspire a series of factory laws in 19th-century Britain.

eg. the novel I just finished reading was heart wrenching.

Of course, the ice ages and other wrenching climate shifts of the past were topics of research.

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We should not be embarrassed or dismayed if the process of unifying is difficult, even at times wrenching.

Imagine, for example, that consumer demand is depressed in part because people fear the prospect of a wrenching fiscal adjustment.

Letting go of staff is hard and often gut wrenching.

And it turns out we're all to blame for this gut-wrenching fact: 30% of all food produced in the world each year is wasted or lost.

It was so sad and heart-wrenching for me when. . .

It can be real blow when an idea you've been working on doesn't work out, this gut-wrenching feeling.

"2046" is awash in such wrenching and charming tears.

If you have a humanitarian bent, the crises in Haiti, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan might come a heart-wrenching first.

A heart-wrenching wail echoed through the room.

DURING a Formula 1 race a driver experiences wrenching forces of more than 4. 5G.

We need help, these wrenching films say, when we can no longer help ourselves.

Inner honesty like that is wrenching, but healthy!

So, it is, it is a heart wrenching story.

Open the history books, I appreciate a gut-wrenching patriotism.

Wrenching open the back door, Harry hurtled into their midst.

It must have been gut-wrenching when your sister found out she had cancer. How did you deal with it

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In order to support his younger siblings, he made the gut wrenching decision to drop out of school and find a job,

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