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He's so surprised that his eyes almost pop out of his head when he sees that such a little girl wants to wrestle with him.

I had to wrestle with it to keep its jaws away from me, and it would have clawed me to death if my wife had not arrived.

For himself, his own catch had been made, and he would have to wrestle with it for the rest of his life.

You are thunder and lightning before rainstorm. Although it a glimmer , it arouses my courage to wrestle with wind and tian.

Sony's Mr Stringer has had to wrestle with Japan's corporate culture in trying to turn the company round.

John Tyson, the company's boss, also employs an ordained minister as an executive coach to help him wrestle with ethical questions.

Maybe we'll see Gates return, a Nobel in his pocket, ready to wrestle with the Web once again.

Such regimes are eager to see what kind of precedents will be set by Western officials as they wrestle with these evolving technologies.

And if you want to dive in and really wrestle with these media, you need to ask yourself if you need something more powerful.

Mr Carroll seems to have plenty of personal demons to wrestle with.

His plan was to get it accepted by one of the high magazines, and, thus armed, again to wrestle with Brissenden for consent.

and, and I think that, and, you know, that I felt we're trying to wrestle with what it means to be young right now in some sense.

Another time a bull broke free, and this time Hunter HAD to wrestle with it before he could get it tied up again.

The challenge of this assignment is once again to wrestle with the move from the particular to the general.

He began to wrestle with his opponent.

Never wrestle with a pig because you both get dirty and one of you likes it.

He had to run the country, too, and wrestle with a fractious congress at every point to get things done.

I can't see or feel the change from one season to the next, and I constantly wrestle with the emotion of feeling trapped.

We prefer not to respond to nasty comments about our blog. 'Never wrestle with a Pig. You both ret dirty, but the pig likes it'.

What do you think, Samson? Should girls be allowed to wrestle with boys?

Like Jacob at Jabbok, it is when our earthly sun goes down that the Divine Angel comes forth, and we wrestle with Him and prevail.

A: What do you think, Jack? Should girls be allowed to wrestle with boys?

The S&P downgrade adds to the distress of Chinese policy makers as they wrestle with the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

But we have had to wrestle with the big challenges and have come to some ideas of where the answers lie.

I confess that it is here that I have had to wrestle with perplexities which are even now only partially resolved.

'The market will continue to wrestle with a poor economy and no likelihood of immediate stimulus. '

The case is an example of the many ways in which the law is having to wrestle with behavior on new, rapidly changing modes of communication.

The navy turned to Eckert, an engineer, and Mauchly, a physicist, to wrestle with the problem and produce a machine to do the job.

As countries wrestle with those problems, realities often differ less than theories do.

Icann's directors and advisors are meeting in Seoul this week to wrestle with some of the final technical issues.

I'll play ball with him. I'll wrestle with him.

Should women be allowed to wrestle with men in competition?

Even if the boom persists, Australia must wrestle with a two-speed economy.

I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig, you get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it.

When people wrestle with computer problems, one of the most common pieces of advice they receive is that they should update the BIOS.

His favorite funny sign: "Never wrestle with a pig. You both get dirty, and the pig likes it. "

It is not the issue speaking, but it is the master speaking, and it is okay to wrestle with old issues.

The people who commented on the post brought out some important elements, but I still feel like there's more here to wrestle with.

Simon Winchester's lively biography (see article) focuses on what drove Needham to wrestle with this issue.

Moreover, Chinese firms must wrestle with thorny regulatory and political issues.

him to wrestle with the famous wrestler.

What they can do is wrestle with the fundamental questions that govern the fate of any enterprise.

It forces us to wrestle with these texts until we see through the author's eyes, understanding how these two accounts work together.

Competition there is intense and users are fickle. Moreover, Chinese firms must wrestle with thorny regulatory and political issues.

You would clearly benefit from our help right now, but for the time being you will have to wrestle with them yourselves.

Despite the prevalence of plastic surgery, South Koreans still wrestle with whether it's good or bad.

Instead we think we can wrestle with the raw material of life and bring order out of anarchy. But we typically make a mess of things.

An egg should not wrestle with a rock.

Never wrestle with a pig. You both get dirty and the pig likes it.

We still have to wrestle with hangers and clips to hang clothes.

So if we are to find any meaning in this book, then we have to really engage it, and wrestle with it.

Journalists have to wrestle with whether, when, why and how they share these kinds of messages with the public.

But I also think it is very important to look at all options as we wrestle with ways to generate non-carbon power.

You have to wrestle with your unconscious fears.

Economists continue to wrestle with the problem.

Could even wrestle with a tiger!

We have to wrestle with difficulties.

They are good exercise for those who like to wrestle with challenging questions.

This was the being he had to wrestle with in order to write poems.

I am going to wrestle with it until I'm done with it.

That's a tough position for even Google and Apple to wrestle with.

Atheists often wrestle with their consciences alone, even though they are perhaps 8% of the population.

He has had to wrestle with accusations of corruption.

Not only do you have to contend with Struts, you also have to wrestle with the data layer and its implicit coupling to a database!

She is so big that my leg can't wrestle with her arm.

No need to wrestle with mark-to-market account.

We even wrestle with ethical dilemmas and conflicts of conscience so that we can live with ourselves more comfortably.

To take on and wrestle with (an opponent or a problem, for example).

I just wrestle with you in my dreams

Wanna wrestle with me baby

Cuz we done swam with the sharks, wrestle with alligators

He could wrestle with giants,