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Economic fundamentals are 'going awry, ' notes Neil Mellor, a currency analyst at Bank of New York Mellon in London.

Some people may feel angry about this childhood prank gone way awry, but I personally enjoyed it all.

We find ourselves in a global crisis, and there is no doubt that something has gone seriously awry with our relationship to our environment.

But, if the attempt to tame China goes horribly awry , make sure America is still around to help sort out the mess.

Now North Korea has only China to turn to if the political transition that seems to be starting goes awry.

Things go awry when stress persists and your body has no opportunity to return to its resting state.

I came to understand scoliosis as having a complex rotational dynamic, arising out of a growth process, albeit one that has gone awry .

Prior to the Linux 2. 6 kernel, file caching on a Linux system could go awry, using a huge number of cycles trying to manage the file cache.

They attack it, like a vulture on prey. As soon as something look like it's about to go awry they are on top of it to squash it.

By thy first step awry, thou didst plant the germ of evil; but since that moment, it has all been a dark necessity.

Then he hastily set about smoothing his hair and settling his ruffled shirt and his cravat which had slipped awry behind one ear.

He held his head awry, giving the impression that he had caught cold in his neck during the night.

Just a few weeks later, though, things started to go awry .

Next , we ll examine some of these basic principles , and discuss some situations where disregarding them have made projects go awry .

The technology we depend on is going awry. Our civilization is going up in flames.

Although 'prudence' seems to be their middle name, protectionist plans can go awry if a visiting horde arrives.

During the tests, a driver was always on board in case something went awry, but it's still amazing to think about.

At unit two, the decision was apparently made to put seawater only into the reactor vessel, but the intervention went awry.

"Eternity is defined as the time between when you see something go awry and that first voice report " the special-operations officer said.

And if these algorithms, like the algorithms on Wall Street, just crashed one day and went awry, how would we know, what would it look like?

Things went awry when the personal bond between Blair and the British public began to fray.

But when good intentions go awry, or just as an insurance policy, there are always vitamin pills.

Indeed, at the core of brain research is the desire to fathom what happens when memory fails and information processing goes awry.

Physically at least, it seems that's why so many of his throws are going awry .

This allows you to delve deeply into your own subconscious to discover where your thinking may have gone awry.

But if al-Qaeda intended to trap America in Afghanistan, its plan went badly awry, at least initially.

"There'salways something that goes slightly awry on a first mission, " he said.

As a youngster in Utah, he went tooling around with a liquid-fuel rocket on a roller skate and things went awry.

This could allow researchers to watch the disease as it unfolds and trace the molecular processes that have gone awry.

The festivities went awry when one of the industrial-grade fireworks struck the nearly completed tower.

But Inspector Oskar Rheinhardt has a strong feeling that something is badly awry in St Florian's closed, conservative hierarchical society.

But when Jesus was killed then the whole thing seemed to go awry because the Messiah is not supposed to be killed.

Donald has a short fuse when things go awry, but he never gives up.

Without a sober mind, even the fastest footsteps can go awry; without the correct direction, one can stumble on the the most level path.

Things only started to go awry when the computer security experts told me this password would no longer do.

But often things go awry because owners won't make a deal at a reasonable price, as with America's nascent aircraft industry.

Lime Brokerage, a technology provider, has raised the prospect of a rogue algorithm going awry.

I always recommend viewing the default configuration file, and making a local version for customization, in case something goes awry.

Here's the short answer: Coffee itself is terrific for you. It's caffeine and additives that make things go awry.

In odd counterpoint, colorful tapestries and paintings, masterworks all, hung undisturbed except where bulging walls had pushed them awry.

It so happened that the parlor door was partly of glass, shaded by a silken curtain, the folds of which hung a little awry.

Her hat was blown awry by the wind.

The scales of Libra will hang awry until Aries props them up with its curving horns .

However, in a number of human diseases, including cancer, cell signaling pathways can go awry.

Rather than offering a voucher when something goes awry, she suggests, businesses should hand over the real deal to assuage upset customers.

Jason: OK. Alright. I'll take the chapels from Adam's Rib to Marriages Awry, and you take Naughty but Nice to Zing Zing Zing with my heart.

The ravelled linen around her neck looked like a fashion statement gone horribly awry .

In type 1 diabetes, these cells are attacked and destroyed by the body's immune system gone awry.

Consider things that may go wrong, and come up with a contingency plan before things go awry.

These imprinted genes usually result in a balanced, healthy brain, but when the process goes awry, neurological disorders can result.

The host's behavior goes awry as the virus moves from the brain to the salivary glands, where it can be transmitted to a new host.

Lehman also suffered as previously successful hedging strategies designed to cushion its mortgage exposure went awry.

But shortly after Mr Mutharika's landslide election to a second five-year term in 2009, things started to go awry.

When disease or injury changes the stiffness of a tissue, things can go awry.

Dollars lost to corruption, and projects gone awry, spurred the growth of aid agencies into bureaucratic behemoths.

The definition of an investment should never be a trade gone awry.

Scientists are studying how genetic abnormalities that make hormone levels go awry may play a role in sexual orientation.

The exact percentage of customers who say something is awry is less important than the trigger for managers to start work on a solution.

This makes me wonder if your problem will stem from a co-worker or even a subordinate, or from a work assignment that has gone awry.

a. . . youth with a gorgeous red necktie all awry- G. K. Chesterton.

The most likely theory is of a plan gone awry.

In Listing 2, you can see where all this complexity could go awry.

History is littered with plans that went awry because too little was known about complex natural systems.

He says once individuals on the board start thinking first about the needs of their own company, then decision making can go awry.

You are more resilient than many people, as you instinctively know how to adjust your behavior when plans go awry.

Installation is not advised on any machine which you rely on in case things go awry.

Sometimes those campaigns go awry, resulting in awkward Chinglish.

But depending on how we use such products, and the age at which we use them, our good intentions can easily go awry.

But the reason there are dress codes is to limit the signals that could go awry -- including ones that evoke the irrational.

These are stories of justice, of speaking truth to power, of journalism gone awry, as well as quirky human-interest tales.

It's also possible to go awry with the wrong jeans in the right place.

Unfortunately, I've seen self-service BI initiatives go completely awry.

The deal goes awry: Police arrive, Steve shoots the officers and Jake is shot in the leg by police.

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The harvesting projects can go awry if they focus too heavily on the quantity of food gathered.

Something, however, went badly awry, as 61% of voters ended up choosing to repeal Mr Kasich's collective-bargaining legislation this week.

And there, although progress has been made, some things are also going awry.

Hundreds of rioters rushed the capital's center after a rally organized by two opposition members of parliament went awry on April 12.

BY THE time Gianfranco Soldera realised something was awry, it was too late.

When things go awry at Madrid they always phone for Camacho - the capital's Red Adair.

My cap had gone awry, my apron was stained, my feet ached. The loaded trays I carried felt heavier and heavier.

Worse, Mr Sarkozy is largely awry in his economics.

If Abel's scheme went awry, Ramsay would make their dying long and hard.

It is no use to blame the looking glass if your face is awry .

Another troubling aspect of these deals is how long it takes to untangle them when they go awry.

I had my face turned from you, therefore I read the letters awry and knew not their meaning.

Resist the urge to blame the customer when communication goes awry.

But even the best-laid plans can sometimes go awry.

The researchers hope that the new brain discovery can help uncover where and how the development of some premature babies goes awry.

Inevitably, things start to go awry.

If the output is awry or overloaded automatically.

It is no use to blame the looking if your face is awry.

A good leader will recognize this ahead of time and plan accordingly, offering a backup plan when the original one goes awry.

This is not South Korea's first experience with good intentions going disastrously awry.

What exactly is going awry in the brains of people who have autism?

It stopped before a crazy brick structure, foul and awry.

With this regard their currents turn awry.

Many a simple trade discussion has gone awry over even common usages such as "free-on board" or "after market" .

That seems counterintuitive to many Americans because they associate "sexual freedom" with things going totally awry.

But then things started to go awry.

awry cell signaling is commonly found in pathologies such as cancer , cardiovascular disease , and diabetes.

Equally, do the thing you really want to do first, as often plans go awry as the day goes on.

Occasionally, these jobs can go awry.

Sometimes, naturally, the use of social media goes awry.

A wedding dress from a marriage gone awry?

It's not clear why a human instinct to nurse went awry.

Life does go awry every so often, so be prepared.

My cap had gone awry, my apron was stained, my feet ached.

Something has gone awry.

It would appear that your plan to learn the gargoyles hiding place has gone awry, sir .

She rushed out, her hair awry.

His face WAS awry with pain.

Remember, this is really just an emergency shutdown gone awry.

As a result, their group insight went awry.

They say the best laid plans go awry, and this is true in the world of navigational rallying.

And this is when things go really awry.

If they are not decoupled, the rhythm will go awry, and you can make all sorts of unexpected mistakes.

A person who is already insecure about an aspect of their appearance may suffer a severe blow to their confidence if the surgery goes awry.

Why does this happen? Here are some reasons why a date could go awry based on your sign, and how to prevent them from happening again.

Children are easy to go awry without parental control

Dr. Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) has exiled himself to Portugal after his experiment with gamma radiation went awry;

Weasley, kind-faced, balding, his spectacles a little awry;

With the deft touch of long malpractice, she dabbed awry my well-set scarf-pin;

the editor came from the inner office , a straw hat awry on his brow

There is no sober-minded, fast pace also goes awry;

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