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A spokesman for the movement said the carnage in Kabul was just the beginning.

If there is any good to come out of the Lahore carnage, it may be the sense of "humiliation" that many Pakistani commentators are voicing.

It would not be until I opened my eyes once again, that I would see and hear the carnage of the war around me.

From Legally Blond You know about competition. It's about ferocity , carnage , balancing human intelligence with animal diligence .

And I felt they looked silly too, but they would look a whole lot sillier a few days later when financial carnage was spread from this act.

I find his answer falls far short of even trying to explain let alone apologize for the carnage they cause.

Picking through the carnage, Uganda's police found a severed head with "Somali features" .

Yet amid this carnage there is one thing that, surprisingly, has continued to grow: the paycheck of the average worker.

I am not sure whether anyone in Israel actually believes that the scenes of carnage in Gaza will induce such a response; no one else does.

He stared into deep space, remembering the carnage, and that the UNSC had only won one of those battles.

Amid today's financial carnage, it's worth noting that people who lived through the Great Depression were, as a whole, a frugal generation.

As the city devolved into a maelstrom of carnage, Zhukov began building up his forces on the city's flanks.

But if the carnage continues over the next two years we'll have nothing left.

Filmmaker Kim Nguyen infused romance into the story because, he said, even in the middle of carnage , life goes on.

Bush said he and Maliki agreed to seek ways to stem sectarian carnage threatening to split Iraq.

In the cramped confines of a packed commuter train at rush-hour, a small bomb in an innocent-looking bag will cause carnage.

The Dow lost 127 points at today's close. But it was an up week for the markets after last week's carnage.

The port had been utterly destroyed, and I will always remember the carnage that I saw there.

Kissinger concedes that these years of hell produced "human and institutional carnage" .

The seller must contract at his own expense for the carnage of the goods to the named Place Of destination.

"It's carnage out front everywhere, " Troyer said, describing the front of the coffee shop.

They intended to cause carnage through a series of co-ordinated explosions and bring terror into the lives of people around the globe.

But for all the career carnage on show elsewhere, the tangible political damage wrought by the scandal has been slight so far.

But it was an up week for the markets after last week's carnage.

As a predator, embark upon a path of carnage and turn giant creatures and advanced weapons into worthless rescue teams!

The carnage and injustice made Danton declare he was "sick of men" .

Maybe the carnage in Bolivia spooked them, I said. Maybe, he replied.

By corollary, it might be sensible to focus on some of the slightly more preventable aspects of Friday's carnage.

Others say he is a man, just a man, but driven mad by the endless carnage he has witnessed.

Living apart that it is grotesque and that the statues are presenting explicit carnage, this park is rather weird looking than historical.

Watching the unspeakable carnage, you wonder how any of the soldiers could possibly have survived the battle, let alone triumphed.

China then was in denial, and the news of the carnage trickled out for weeks without any official acknowledgment from the government.

This shared experience of carnage and loss is the foundation of the modern relationship between the two countries.

If they all fled for the exit at once, dumping assets and stopping lending, the result would be carnage both at home and abroad.

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

Roman Polanski's latest film, "Carnage" , was financed by Europeans, with American distribution added almost as an after-thought.

The public vehicles set up by a few of the larger houses most clearly depict the carnage.

As the roadside carnage near Benghazi showed, however, the loyalist forces' superior armour now stands exposed to devastating aerial attack.

Karzai seems tired of the war's carnage and uncertain of the international community's staying power.

"Please make the road free" a man shouted through a loudspeaker as his team tried to reach a scene of carnage.

Again, a strategy widely offered to wealthy investors to enable them to make money during the carnage had come a cropper.

I suspected that the intentional targeting of reporters were to prevent them from filming the carnage.

The doors were locked and I had to enter through awindow, causing some carnage to a nearby table bearing a pair ofTiffany lamps.

The cull comes soon after similar carnage at Citigroup and Merrill Lynch, which also announced thousands of cuts last month.

Kay: Bugs thrive on carnage. They consume, infest, destroy, live off the death and destruction of other species.

A biologist who has witnessed this carnage observed that "it is like a tabby cat attacking a hippopotamus" .

The lawlessness and carnage has led some Mexico-watchers to suggest the country is at risk of becoming a failed state.

Iraqi officials surveyed the aftermath of the siege at the Our Lady of Deliverance church, expressing shock at the extent of the carnage.

Also Monday, Filipino anti-crime activists placed flowers at the site of the carnage in a Manila park.

When was the last time you heard an anti-nuclear campaigner drawing attention to this daily carnage?

The result of this fratricidal carnage is that al-Qaida has now lost what fatal attraction it once held for anti-imperialists.

Though poaching is still a problem, strict laws have reduced this senseless carnage.

Iraq's nationalist insurgency has faded, but al-Qaeda is still wreaking carnage every month or so.

Take it as you will: a smorgasbord of vehicular carnage or a condensed physics lesson.

Most of the carnage came two hours later, in a different building filled with classrooms.

Ferdinand the duck: Christmas? Christmas means dinner, dinner means death! Death means carnage; Christmas means carnage!

Mumbai saw the carnage in the southern region, I feel that I am also one of the victims of brutal violence.

The market carnage coincided with the year-end season when many companies make their equity grants to executives.

Fueling this carnage lies the deep political animosity that has led to this war.

This unprecedented carnage forces a complete rethink of traditional battlefield medicine.

But even with all their carnage and destruction, the Deccan invaders couldn't erase the grandeur of the place.

On August 7th trouble broke out in various neighbourhoods around London. The carnage on August 8th was worse.

Insurgent groups like Al Qaeda added to the carnage, but the conflict itself was a civil war.

Pictures of carnage from the dog eating festival made their way on to the internet, incensing thousands.

The carnage at Gettysburg displayed the Confederate forces' peak of power, and their quick decline afterwards.

The young man was Henry Dunant who witnesses the carnage following the Battle of Solferino, in Italy.

Despite Thursday's carnage, many investors remain optimistic about the medium- and longer-term prospects for many emerging-market economies.

On all counts, his comments reeked of the savage hypocrisy that underpins the west's role in the current carnage.

No one then could imagine the carnage that was to follow.

Two Indians accused of helping to plot the carnage, Fahim Ansari and Sabaauddin Ahmed, were acquitted due to lack of evidence.

And though Farmar took home an ugly plus-minus for the quarter (minus-7), the carnage would have been much worse without his contribution.

But her childhood library visits searching encyclopedias and history books turned up little on the carnage.

Blackbird goo, draping my arms over their shoulders and bodily dragging me away from the carnage.

Speakers pointed to the carnage in Mexico and the corruption and graft funded by a huge black market.

Two Israeli missiles - one of which hit the militants' van - caused the carnage.

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Take on six levels of carnage, each with a dastardly boss to defeat.

When we stare at carnage we feel fear and revulsion, and that tells us with certainty that creating this kind of horror is beyond us.

Strygwyr therefore goes out in search of carnage.

On the ground, government fighters and the scenes of sheer carnage nearby told the story of the dictator's final hours.

One day last summer, Gene Mulak, observing carnage in the sand trap, decided it was time to rescue the Leader of the Free World.

The carnage on the Tokyo stock exchange has forced the government to consider buying shares to prop up the market.

scale; an aftershock registering 7. 1 occurred less than a day later, adding to the carnage.

Underneath the carnage, war movies are usually about the bonds of brotherhood.

What place has art in the shadow of such indiscriminate carnage and suffering?

But Sunday's carnage could also help Pakistan return to focusing on the extremist enemy within.

Recreation the friend can take packet of match, the ant with transient carnage, insect!

Get a grip, come out from beneath your intellectu¬ al umbrella and see the carnage that the rich have brought to the world.

The big shift occurred after the carnage of the first world war and the Spanish flu that followed.

It's funny how some races see nearly everyone finishing, and others witness carnage.

Some officials readily admit to many mistakes in Darfur, and regret the carnage.

Amateur footage showed smoke rising from the city and scenes of carnage.

All men have a pity, even though they had never trauma, witness the carnage, also will destroy our inner peace.

Indeed, most wealth managers say high leverage severely dented Asians' wealth during the 2007-2009 market carnage.

We seldom discuss the carnage because we don't dare puncture the illusion of safety.

Their perception of war alternates carnage with comic books.

Millions of Hindus and Muslims died in the ensuing carnage of partition.

Miss D: Shall the carnage continue? Holidays are over, people.

After the deaths, there is new evidence that mammals would come to check out the carnage and gnaw on the bones.

No 4 It's about ferocity, carnage, balancing human intelligence with animal diligence.

That was the unappealing choice facing UBS, a Swiss bank which has been badly hurt by the carnage in America's mortgage market.

That left politicians free to project their own rationals on the carnage.

Morgan Stanley expects bond carnage as this catches up with the Fed, predicting that yields on US Treasuries will rocket to 5. 5pc.

Even by Chinese standards, this month's carnage has been extraordinary.

Driven by profit, fresh from the carnage of the Civil War.

There was carnage on the slopes around us.

At that elevation he was safe, and had a front-row seat to the churning carnage below.

This is low-tech and unsophisticated, but it can cause enough carnage to make a significant impact on the American consciousness.

It took two score Dreadfort spearmen to part the combatants and put an end to the carnage.

A lone soul surveys the wake of carnage that surrounds him.

On August 19, the group tweeted: 'Follow @HWLeaks for all the latest Hollywood carnage. '

THE carnage in Mumbai stunned India and the world, and focused eyes on Pakistan.

The carnage in stocks was the Dow's ninth down session in the past 10.

Imagine the carnage if they ever escaped their cages.

Their emergence brought undreamed-of prosperity; but also carnage on a scale hitherto unimaginable.

A strategist at a local trade association predicts that "2011-12 will be carnage year. "

No-fly zones have in the past caused the carnage to escalate, as one or more sides attempted to consolidate their gains.

The park's tigers are fed chunks of meat dangled from a tour bus so sightseers can view the staged carnage up close.

While these months can bring carnage, that is most often not the case.

In the span of 30 years, such carnage would twice engulf this continent.

More than 330 people, most of them children, are killed in the carnage.

And thus for wider carnage taught to pant.

You spit on mercy? Then you will have none! You want carnage? Garrosh will get more blood than he ever bargained for!

Kyruk stood atop the gate and surveyed the carnage below.

The crash area contained "a lot of carnage" , he added.

A grisly new feature of the carnage is that people are not just being shot.

These are real-life death machines in which one wrong move could cause a 100-car pileup and mass carnage.

The FTSE 100 closing down 3. 5%, with similar carnage in Frankfurt and Paris.

It may explain why the stocks that fell the most during last year's carnage have led the recovery since March.

Others need to learn from it if they are to stop the carnage.

Chinese stocks were still soaring when the carnage in global markets began last year.

It may have come late, but the president's emergency plan to save the country's fifth-biggest city from carnage and crime looks promising

I'm asking if you could maybe sift through some of that carnage

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