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BEIJING : Chinese stock markets took a tumble this week, just as economists were saying the bubble would burst.

After read, we took a tumble that this test was fairly complex actually.

I wanted to talk with her, but she didn't give me a tumble.

She mostly missed and took a tumble -- but it's no surprise her first instinct was to protect her husband.

Chinese imports of all industrial commodities took a tumble last month due to the Lunar New Year, but copper's fall seems especially sharp.

Luckily she was only inches from the ground, and would not have suffered injury had she taken a tumble.

But that has only made these assets riskier, exposing investors to the possibility of a tumble.

Investors look at the share index at a private stock market gallery in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia , as share prices take a tumble.

Then the woman swung the lash and the tiger rolled on the floor and made a tumble.

Things were all in a tumble.

Our shared past is a tumble of scenes reaching back three-quarters of a century.

felt like they were in a tumble dryer, smashing into each other.

After a tumble in May and recent volatility, stock markets have regained some stability, with Wall Street registering a rally overnight.

For batch loads of castings, small fabrications and heat treated parts, a tumble machine is ideal, being quick and efficient.

Salt Lake City holds the Winter Olympics. Gold-medal favorite Michelle Kwan takes a tumble, settles for bronze.

Like the outcome after an exam, death makes us aware of anything, That is, its too late to take a tumble.

Price of lead drops 12% amid profit-taking Lead prices took a tumble yesterday while gold .

These ruined happiness, before losing, stumbled a tumble by who, tumbles in my desolate dreamland .

No matter how he admires her, she won't give him a tumble.

Take a tumble to New England and sample savory seafood trays.

The man took a tumble and never spread the overhead news ever since.

While the global equity markets have taken a tumble, what's the economic impact at all.

She took a tumble on the stairs.

Stock prices took a tumble in the afternoon.

In 2000, after a big drop in profits, its share price took a tumble (see chart below).

The risk, of course, is that a tumble in gold price can wipe out the collateral behind a gold-futures position.

He's taken a tumble - didn't look where he was going.

I've had a bit of a tumble

A tumble in copper prices and falling shares in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Brazil all have a number of investors on edge.

Suddenly from the valley was stripped of his skin by a tumble down the fat,

Isaiah created a two-page brochure, citing studies from the Internet, accompanied by a tumble of adolescent feeling

She would not give anyone a tumble

She'll take a tumble on you

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