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Should the U. S. legal system confirm its charges, the entire Socialist Party would be deeply embarrassed by such an appalling scenario.

Despite what might be considered appalling timing, given the state of the global economy, he had raised all he wanted by January this year.

It is an amazing spectacle to see prosperity beginning to spread in today's India even in the presence of appalling governance.

It would be appalling, I'd go so far as to say disgusting, if this was doctored or entirely fabricated. My intentions are only good.

So it was a shock to hear Mr Zoellick describe as "appalling" the bank's behaviour over a bungled project to develop the coast of Albania.

Though tortured for a month in appalling conditions, the young man has no plans to flee his homeland.

But their efforts have proved that reform is possible, even in a city that has tended to blame poverty and racism for its appalling schools.

The army's attempt to rid Bangladesh of its appalling leaders, or to shock them into better behaviour, has failed.

His sense of humor is intellectual and subtle, and is complicated by an appalling temper.

It's appalling to discover that the berets for one of our elite military units were to be manufactured abroad.

He took himself so seriously; it was something appalling.

Because of course he would never call someone in the building by her first name; it was appalling to have suggested it at all.

"The City in the Sea" is one of Edgar Allan Poe's short poems, and is well reputed for its dreamy tone and appalling atmosphere.

With his tardiness, careless and appalling good temper, we had nothing to do with him.

The UNDP says the money was handed in by an Egyptian consultant in 1995, and forgotten: an oversight, yes, but hardly an appalling scandal.

His manners were appalling before he got married, but his wife soon got HIM house-trained.

That would be appalling, and that would be the point at which I would hand in my membership.

The dark spaces between the walls rumble with strange and appalling noises.

What struck me most was the script. It was appalling , and I also thought the acting was virulent.

That it fell to Jaina to kill Jacen was all the more appalling, but Jaina did her duty as a Jedi Knight.

One thing that stands out is Norway's determination not to let Mr Breivik's appalling deeds affect its unusual way of life.

Many Chileans still wonder how such a highly disciplined force could have resorted to such appalling violence.

Over-exploitation of marine and coastal pollution: as a result of over-fishing, marine resources is in the appalling rate of reduction.

It was an appalling misunderstanding, but it did generate a masterpiece.

In a recent study of India's public services, the activist and author Samuel Paul concluded that "the quality of governance is appalling. "

During the all-but-interminable course of this appalling event, I asked the same question of myself.

A crowd of confounded bystanders stared at the appalling wreckage.

Police said crime scene appalling, saying it was an "isolated incident. "

The reality of a nurse's job is still appalling pay, mounting workloads and dismal living conditions.

There is only one plausible route out of this appalling situation.

People exclaim why they are living in such an appalling condition, and they tell me that they have never seen such a disciplined army.

Theater built in accordance with the hillside, like the appalling, condensed the breath of big beauty heaven and earth.

He is in awe of his fellows' fighting skills and mostly good-tempered acceptance of, indeed sometimes relish for, appalling danger.

The German had an appalling race after admitting he had made the wrong choice in opting for Bridgestone's hard-compound tyre.

Today, in the gym, as I bent over to pick up my weights an old man farted right in my face. The stench was appalling.

We like to see horror piece like watching all news stories, stimulate the appalling can also cause arguments, vent their emotions.

A former American ambassador to Morocco is quoted as bemoaning "the appalling greed of those close to King Muhammad VI" .

Even reputable channels suffered from appalling inaccuracies as they battled to be "first" .

Elsewhere deliberate attacks on civilians have proven to be an appalling, if relatively effective, method of warfare.

A spokeswoman for Gorman later said Myer had been 'appalling' in its handling of the decision.

While I was there, I visited a eucalyptus forest that, in February, was the scene of an appalling wildfire.

Hundreds of thousands of vulnerable children in Eastern Europe are living in appalling conditions in large, residential institutions.

"It is an appalling indictment of the education system that so many schools have dropped languages as an element of the core curriculum. "

It's an appalling situation. And if I told you what happens when they're taken to the dog pound, you'd be horrified.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Col Gaddafi's speech was "very, very appalling" and "amounted to him declaring war on his own people" .

In protest of the appalling waste and suffering of the war, Dadaists refused to create anything of beauty.

Of course, the argument to buy stocks because bonds are appalling is really just a version of the so-called Fed Model.

I couldn't believe the horrifying and appalling cruelty [that] animals go through before they [arrive] at my table.

The figures for burglaries have risen alarmingly over the last few years and are now quite appalling.

Most appalling, perhaps, is the cost of maintaining such an indifferent system.

I think everyone of us will have quite a headache as it has been an appalling time.

The first message I got in the early morning should be so appalling.

My trip to Calcutta brought home to me that some people have to live in the most appalling conditions.

That means, in particular, making China see that a tinderbox it has long regarded as a strategic asset has become an appalling liability.

None of these numbers is trivial: most are appalling.

Some state-owned restaurants usually offer slow and rude service, less than appetizing food and appalling toilets.

"I thought he was shameless . . . I thought it was appalling. He blamed everyone . . . He blamed everybody but himself. "

What made it specifically tragic was modern technology meeting much more ancient tactics, so the death rates were truly appalling.

Others, officials say, are smuggled into the Dominican Republic to do domestic and agricultural work, often in appalling conditions.

for this morning she announced, as a piece of appalling intelligence, that I had actually succeeded in making her hate me!

Some state-owned restaurants offer slow and rude service, less than appetizing food, and appalling toilets.

Their social habits are appalling - the males are always beating their fellows up and stealing their females.

For a Chinese trainee-teacher this was the most appalling thing that could happen - loss of face.

not all readers are ready for a glimpse at the appalling hubris and harrowing self-doubt that beset most writers.

So we have come here today to dramatize an appalling condition . In a sense we have come to our nation's capital to cash a check .

Judge Lord Matthews said they had been convicted of an "appalling crime" .

This redefinition of the universal enemy would be disturbing even without the appalling events in Oslo and Utoya island.

I don't know why she's marrying that appalling man; I wouldn't touch him with a barge-Pole.

Back in Guangzhou I meet a man who is happy to talk, and over three hours pours out his appalling story.

It still refused to face up to the appalling consequences of Philby's being a spy.

At this level all Civilizations enter upon a stage, which lasts for centuries, of appalling depopulation.

What's really appalling in the state of Web applications today is that the poor Websites aren't just amateur attempts.

He has a broad smile and a ready wit - and he even manages to find our meeting place despite my appalling directions.

Partly because of that failure, and despite sharp falls in the poverty rate, appalling numbers of Indians are still desperately poor.

The college was also responsible for the appalling new student bar installed shortly after we arrived.

The British also ordered 450, but after receiving 26 they decided that the aircraft had "appalling handling" and cancelled the order.

The Chinese people, like the Americans, strongly condemn the appalling terrorist attacks.

The animals pay too, by means of the appalling conditions in which they are reared and trucked.

His appalling human-rights record has led British Prime Minister Gordon Brown to boycott the meeting.

It gave him a rather appalling look at the way democracy responded to crisis.

But at least they know the man who was responsible for these appalling acts is no more.

Chinese mines have an appalling safety record, with thousands of deaths reported every year in explosions, floods and cave-ins.

Regret is an appalling waste of energy; you can't build on it; it's only good for wallowing in.

Foreign businessmen, who have slashed investment over the past year, rank graft as their biggest headache behind appalling infrastructure.

The weather is just appalling -- oh, drifted back about five miles in the last -- last night.

Appalling poverty of this remote region is a reproach to the well-fed politicians in the capital.

Such expansion created a nasty urban environment in which living conditions were appalling.

More appalling, people demand that I read their e-mails, since I expect them to read my columns.

Successive parliamentary inquiries have revealed appalling examples of waste.

In what has he wronged you, to warrant this appalling hatred?

In what has he wronged you, to warrant this appalling hatred?

"She thought it was the most appalling display. "

The working conditions of those who manufacture the products are appalling and ill paid.

One could not help but notice the absolutely appalling physical conditions and the overwhelming, oppressive atmosphere of hopelessness.

Since Pakistan's leaders are not beholden to the people, their appalling performance during the flood is not surprising.

Despite his impact, Danton is enigmatic: his appalling penmanship meant he wrote practically nothing.

The number of the sick was increasing with appalling rapidity .

He also sang against South Africa's appalling crime wave, apparently unstoppable by bodyguards, police or high walls.

The understanding of the God concept on this planet is appalling.

dawn quickly if the crisis caused a lot of land, is likely to face an appalling death -- is likely to be tough.

If once we really felt the responsibility of our own actions, how quickly we could bring to an end all these wars, this appalling misery!

But what has really turned the tide is the ceaseless stream of appalling imagery that fills the Arab satellite channels.

And to NOT be overly delighted by the mundane is appalling. It's horrific. And, Dude, that's heinous.

Of course, we find this appalling, but the shipping department manager made an entirely rational decision.

Among all the love, the most heart breaking, the most appalling and jaw dropping love is the Forbidden Love.

The current lack in human resources is appalling: some trained personnel are there, but remain unemployed.

Many purists thought simplifying characters as appalling as eliminating them.

Eg. This high rate of infection is being blamed on the appalling hygiene conditions.

So we have come here today to dramatize an appalling condition.

And if what the public can see is so appalling, can you imagine what the conditions are like for the tigers hidden from view?

The destruction wrought by the fire was appalling.

Unusually appalling weather in a large chunk of southern China couldn't, it seems, come at a worse time.

Rubbish symbolizes appalling circumstances in our world, while stars symbolize dreams that will never be realized.

The Allied forces were evacuated at the end of 1915, after both sides had suffered appalling hardships and losses.

Such statistics, Mr Mthethwa felt obliged to agree, were "appalling and disgusting" .

Real disposable income actually increased by 3. 2 percent, despite the appalling state of the labor market.

Inside are a total of 36 metal cages, stacked on one another, all stuffed full of cats, the conditions too appalling.

Andrea Camilleri from Italy: "I am blowing the whistle at myself, at you, at all of us who silently accept this appalling tragedy. "

' Into many a green valley Drifts the appalling snow ; Time breaks the threaded dances And the diver's brilliant bow .

The appalling shock of the First World War severely destroyed people's faith in the Victorian values.

Appalling conflicts of interest were accepted.

The region suffers from "long-term neglect by Moscow" and "appalling corruption and misgovernment at regional level" , Bobo Lo says.

S. and China, for them to be mocking the leader of the free world, I find it even more appalling.

What Member Feng Pei'en has listed here for us are appalling numbers and startling examples one after another.

It was too appalling to be contemplated.

Of course, we find this appalling, butthe shipping department manager made an entirely rational decision.

The quality of everything, from schools and equipment to teachers, is appalling.

adj. They reacted to the appalling weather with typical British stoicism.

It shows appalling ignorance not to know who the present prime minister is.

Nothing will change as long as the workers continue to accept these appalling conditions.

The appalling explosion started a big fire and caused the partial collapse of the building.

I propose to draw a veil over the appalling events that followed.

It's mind boggling and appalling that human beings are being denied civil rights in this country.

Third myth: Japan has appalling corporate governance.

I find this shocking and somewhat appalling. Can't we make cleaner-burning cooking fuels?

Their hardships were appalling and many died of disease and malnutrition.

Others say it was because he was appalling at foreign languages.

He deserved his punishment because he had committed an appalling crime.

The reports on the contaminated milk powder and meat are really appalling.

What I find appalling is that in this analogy Bird and Magic is equal to Wade and Bosh.

The Halloween masks are very appalling.

On one thing, everyone agrees: the consequences of a big earthquake would be appalling.

The crimes committed by criminals were appalling.

To be blunt, your work is appalling.

We all feel really, in our hearts, the appalling cruelty of exploitation, if we have given a single moment's thought to it.

He forces on us the appalling questions: Of what is our Constitution made?

The appalling terror in Beslan, Russia not long ago caused massive casualties, many of whom are children.

His pupils always groaned at his appalling jokes.

After the appalling bloodshed in Bangkok both government and protesters need to back down.

As indeed they had, triggering appalling, endless wars.

The treatment may sound appalling, but it works.

The illiteracy level of our children are appalling.

Just now we witnessed an appalling exhibition of bad manner.

You solve the appalling working conditions that lead to suicide by sacking the work force?

We see objectively the appalling mess the world is in.

The economic advice she has received throughout the crisis has been appalling.

the appalling disparities of health, and wealth, and opportunity that condemn millions of people to lives of despair.

Not that the West was free of appalling brutality.

What an appalling philosophy that sounds!

A famine will attack the people, and an appalling death rate will follow the famine.

Finally, little male appalling saved, the girl is a hero.

When we come to the realm of morality we find an appalling disintegration of moral values and moral standards.

The results of explosion were appalling.

Is optimism overdone when the intervention was only necessary because of appalling problems for the US housing market?

They have been living under the most appalling conditions for two months.

It's absolutely appalling, I'm trembling with anger.

Yes, true, appalling is that each of you has a women's dormitory curtains!

We decided to adhere to our orginal plan, in spite of the appalling weather.

then took the blame for Harvey's appalling crimes.

These cases, such as Enron and Exxon-Valdez, look at the situations in which individuals and companies made appalling decisions.

It's pretty appalling. And, Ross, if you're listening.

The Chinese approach throws into relief the appalling actions of Burma's military rulers.

Now, when I was working in the 1990s I spent most of the time covering the appalling conflict in Yugoslavia.

Nor have many of them yet come to terms with Mr Toyoda's urgency and appalling frankness.

With 5, 000 divorces a day, it is an appalling number for Chinese people.

This month's accident is appalling.

That's appalling. It's disgraceful.

Ms. Politkovskaya's dispatches from Chechnya begin with four words: "These are appalling stories. "

Appalling levels of poverty still existed in the 1950s.

Central Park is a hug center. The amount of love made visible in the Park is simply appalling.

For many Kenyans this is both an appalling and, until recent events, incredible prospect.

it is the habit of Earth people to grow weary and accustomed to appalling events and situations but that is not happening this time.

He doesn't care how many words there are in the line as long as the last words rhyme, so the meter is appalling.

The bus service is appalling now.

These Americans can not seem to fully understand it, is simply appalling "injuries" to the Chinese people, this is well-known self-therapy.

The working men worked and lived in a appalling conditions.

This is absolutely the most appalling situation I've ever encountered.

Air pollution is appalling in almost every city in China. The toll on human health is enormous.

The government said state-run restaurants will now provide more lunches. That is a recipe for appalling food and service.

As is the case with ZhaoYan play the same, but is appalling.

I want to awaken you to the cruelty, to the appalling oppression, exploitation, that is about you.

A Lutheran pastor with the Swedish army was one of those who left a vivid record of the appalling suffering:

As many as 1, 200 patients may have died between 2005 and 2008 because of the appalling standards.

I also feel for all those who live in fear because of these appalling scenes that we have seen on the streets of our country.

I'm first proud to say that we have had appalling success

"Paradise Lost" is a timely reminder of the appalling cost of expansionist political ambitions;

Appalling emergency care resulted in enormous suffering, says health watchdog in most damning report ever on an NHS hospital

The statistics of the many dead who died because of this lack of warning were covered up and is appalling;

"You made me have a baby, " she screamed above the uproar. There was a sudden and appalling hush;

Dark machines that wheeze and breathe then mock the air, appalling

prevent the appalling bloodshed seen in Bosnia and Kosovo

opened up an appalling line