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You will tell them that you have left behind your wife in Sudan, and that her life is now in danger and you want her to come as well.

Then it might come as a bit of a surprise to you, particularly these days, to learn. . . that Russian women are hot.

Huge savings have come as the company has broken down the barriers between its various operations.

All three come as investors have been giving various signals that the more than year-long equity rally is ready to pause or correct.

It may come as something of a surprise, but the happiest countries have the highest rates of suicide.

People familiar with the matter said that an official announcement could come as early as today.

I say I come as a trustee, for in the depths of my heart I am aware that this prize is much more than an honor to me personally.

Here I would like to emphasize that this policy did not come as a surprise.

That Cui Qi received the 1998 Nobel Prize did not come as a surprise to physicists, but I was still elated by the news.

He said he would come as soon as he had finished his work.

Although it had long been rumoured that he might defect, this will come as a big psychological blow to the remaining "government" forces.

One implication may come as a bit of a disappointment to science-fiction aficionados.

None of longed so much for her turn to come as the youngest, she who. . .

It will come as no surprise to any man who has waited for his wife to choose what to wear for a night out.

It has come as an act of defiance towards the United States, further stoking regional tensions already high due to its nuclear test in May.

It has nonetheless come as a shock to many Americans to find themselves plunged so abruptly into a new war in an Arab country.

Come as quietly as you can, sir. I want you to hear, but Idon't want him to hear you. And sin-if he asks you to go inside-don't go! '

Do not worry, wait, I have what looks bleak, he always said: the sun will come out, it will come as usual!

The Bank of China's entry into the British market will come as a surprise to some and a relief to many.

It may come as a bit of a shock, but the UK is home to a number of spiders that can pack a venomous bite.

It may come as old news to many women, but it seems a bit of retail therapy really is good for you.

In light of the above, and no further word from the clubs in question, these claims by the player's agent come as something of a surprise.

It must have come as a shock when they finally saw that this was Jesus.

I've been waiting in all day for your television repair man to collect the set, but he didn't come as he promised.

Frankly, this has all come as a bit of a shock.

None of this should have come as a surprise to investors now that Mr. Page is in charge.

I must confess the news did come as something of a surprise to us.

But if one day you call me. And there is no answer. Please come as fast as you can to see me. Perhaps I need you.

For those of us relying on healthy habits to get us to age 100, the findings from a new study of centenarians may come as a bit of a blow.

These nightly gatherings are just a taste of what is to come as the Ganges embarks on the next stage of her epic journey to the sea.

They had come as a good bat up the slope and a little out of breath.

I'm sure Henry was none too pleased to hear the news, which must have come as a shock to him.

The remainder, people said, would come as the bank records a tax gain from holding a smaller slice of BlackRock, the money manager.

Economist George Johns from Barclays Capital says the move has not come as a surprise to those in London's financial district.

If you are ill, please do not come, as even minor infections can spread rapidly through the children. Frequent handwashing is mandatory.

Their opinion may come as a bit of a surprise for some of the sub-continent's authors here at Global Voices.

"It should not come as a surprise that we continue to see more stresses, suicides and mental disorders, " Chan warned.

Did this year's awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature to Mo Yan come as a surprise to him, or to you?

although I'm sure that this will come as a shock, it is my belief that what I'm about to tell you is all for the best .

For Chinese diplomats preparing for the Group of 20 summit, the trade numbers might come as something of a relief.

Demands for further substantial discounts come as the outsourcing industry is facing something of a mid-life crisis.

If the Japanese measured well-being in terms of GDP per capita, the last twenty years would have come as a brutal shock.

Please tell them I wish to come as well . . . but it will take me much more time to have the correct heart situation to finally go.

None of them longed so much for her turn to come as the youngest, she who had the longest time to wait, and who was so quiet and thoughtful.

With the rhetoric having deflated to match the reality, the outcome of this weekend's meeting should at least not come as a disappointment.

Yet the uprising itself did not come as a surprise, only perhaps its speed and its bloodiness.

And all this to come as close as possible to the human dream of being able to fly .

or if the Parrys had come, as they talked of once, she might have danced with George Parry.

Few come as news (see table), but the most surprising is the degree to which even being a bit overweight is a risk.

The decision of Greece, and its bankers, to ask Beijing for cash to fund its yawning fiscal deficit should come as no surprise.

Worse is to come as Beth contracts scarlet fever in her Samaritan efforts for a sick neighbour and becomes more or less an invalid.

The results may not come as quickly as commercial polishers, but the onion-based polish is good enough to be a worthy substitute.

And it seems to have come as a complete surprise to Mr. Obama.

His remarks come as scientists released new data showing the first decade of this century will likely turn out to be the warmest ever.

The comments come as the debate is heating up in Washington over pending trade deals with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama.

He says he will consider the general's request for troops with a "sceptical" mindset even though it should have come as no surprise.

Christopher Elton's international recognition has come as a result of the many successes of his students at the Royal Academy of Music.

Nevertheless, the investments in the U. S. financial sector have come as a surprise, given Japan's reputation for risk aversion.

However, much of the good news has come as a result of extraordinary levels of liquidity pouring into opportunities around the globe.

Its steadfastness in tightening has come as an unpleasant surprise, at least to investors in Chinese equities.

That would probably come as no surprise to Dan Ward, an Air Force officer and advocate of building smaller weapons, faster.

It would therefore come as a surprise (and probably secretly please her) to learn she is the focus of at least three.

This shouldn't come as a surprise since the name of the constructor function is effectively the name of the class.

That should not come as a surprise. Britain is one of the most crowded countries in Europe.

I apologized for being late and told him that I'd come as quickly as I could. But the car had needed some major repairs.

So it will not come as a surprise to hear that India has overtaken China as the world's largest importer of arms.

In Jesus Christ God has come as a leper for the lepers, as a eunuch for the eunuchs, he became unclean so that you could be eternally clean.

So it should have come as a surprise to find her in Harley Street visiting a man with a syringe full of facial filler.

Mr. Wen's comments come as China as continued to ratchet up the pressure on Japan.

Does my sexiness upset you? Does it come as a surprise That I dance like I've got diamonds At the meeting of my thighs?

But for at least one patient, he adds, the finding had come as a complete surprise.

"I predict that he will come as scheduled and hold some sort of talks" with Kan, chief government spokesman Yoshito Sengoku told reporters.

It does not come as a surprise to you to realize that it makes no difference what you read or study if you can not remember it.

At least 500 more dealers will be dropped in the months to come as it closes or sells off its Hummer, Saturn, Saab and Pontiac brands.

So it might come as a surprise to some to hear that deep down, the Dutch are very conservative people who take sex seriously.

The person briefed on the matter said that the announcement could come as soon as Monday.

Reversal Is Coming Trend reversals do not have to come as a surprise; divergences between Force Index and price usually precede them.

That is just one of the new policies symbolizing the change to come as Washington shifts from eight years of Republican rule under Mr. Bush.

"You're welcome to come as our guest, to the Christmas party at Sonny's Bar tomorrow night, " I said.

living with the boys in Zurich, waiting for the money from the Nobel Prize, to come as a wish actually relying on it.

If multitasking is a myth, it might come as a surprise that some people are good at it.

Netanyahu's request did not come as a surprise to me.

Investors often jokingly referred to these failed dot-come as either "dot-bombs" or "dot-compost" .

"If that doesn't come as a surprise to you, take a look at the distribution of the founders' age at their first startup, " Rogati wrote.

So will it come as a transplant the core parts of the numerical control system has entered computer numerical control (CNC) phase.

Those figures come as the Bank of Japan prepares to decide on interest rates on Friday.

The cutbacks come as Harley (HOG, Fortune 500) scales back in the face of a sharply shrinking market.

civil unrest and natural disasters seem to come as standard and many tourists are going elsewhere as a result.

The mystery is that this should come as a surprise to any boss.

We are asking only a few of our best friends. David wants me to say he's as anxious to have you come as I am.

They came. But they did not come as the Mako had come.

The increases come as a result of a continuing and unprecedented rise in raw material, transportation and energy costs.

That may come as a surprise to the traders that are flocking to Asia as the next frontier.

Forbes just released its annual ranking of the world's richest people and, to a few readers, the list may come as a shock.

Life is just a party so come as you are.

Krishnamurti: Do you think happiness is an end in itself? Or does it come as a secondary thing in living intelligently?

With 35% of its residents living in extreme poverty, the city's high crime rate doesn't come as much of a surprise.

The North Wind will come as the Tree's enemy, and with its noxious breath it will tear away the third of the branches.

It should come as no surprise that News Corp would be the first to discuss such a deal.

Yet, the fact that HuffPo is at heart a referential publication should come as no surprise, given its founder.

Readers, you may want to hold on to your rocking chairs as the following news will likely come as a stunning shock to you.

In a time in which the discourse of economics seeks to hold us in its grip, this should come as no surprise.

Sure, financing is tight now, but these fields have oodles of potential, meaning the money will come as the economy rebounds.

Bill Reed of the National Hurricane Center says Fiona is not expected to come as close to land as Earl did.

Much of the progress on women's rights in the Arab world has come as a result of declarations from above, rather than pressure from below.

The findings come as the American Academy of Pediatrics debates updating its recommendations regarding circumcision among newborns.

But the existence of these guidelines would come as a surprise to most Chinese citizens.

Howl ye; for the day of the LORD is at hand; it shall come as a destruction from the Almighty.

Thanks to an affirming Uranus, when you get the news, it will seem to come as a big surprise.

Those words are likely to be heard for years to come, as the climate changes and hazards multiply.

It should come as no surprise that the color of the sun would hold many positive connotations .

The doomsday scenario revolves around claims that the end of time will come as an obscure Planet X - or Nibiru - collides with Earth.

It won't come as much of a surprise to women, but men are distracted by attractive news readers.

China's intentions to set new and ambitious targets for renewable energy, revealed in the Guardian yesterday might come as a surprise.

Yet another tipping point could come as ice sheets shrink and the polar caps start absorbing rather than reflecting energy from the sun.

Since parents and their only child are often very close, limits-testing and rebelling can come as more of a shock.

The first congressional budget votes could come as early as next week, but a final deal - if one can be struck - is likely months away.

So Mr Zander 's resignation did not come as a surprise.

The California resident has seen her share of wildfires, but says none has come as close to her as this one.

This week, the government in Beijing said the Gwadar takeover plan had come as news to China.

And it doesn't come as a surprise that Africa, south of Sahara, is at the bottom.

So the North's recent signals of a readiness to return to the forum, after talking to America first, come as a relief.

IT MAY come as a surprise to a walrus wondering where all the Arctic's summer sea ice has gone.

So it should come as no surprise that many of these women kept up their aliases long after the war had ended, some even to the grave.

But this should come as no surprise - surely anyone with any knowledge knows all this already.

He did not come as early as Wei Hua. He did not come so early as Wei Hua.

I have come as a light into the world, that every one who believes into Me would not remain in darkness.

So, when your pre-teen comes home one day and suddenly wants to be a vegetarian, it shouldn't come as a surprise either.

It may COME as a relief to finally understand that you never actually master life, and that striving to do so will only lead to frustration.

The problems come as the company is on an aggressive expansion path.

Given that near-term outlooks for metals prices are positive, deals would be strategic and not come as a result of distress.

The pricing issues come as China faces worker unrest as it tries to force consolidation of its steel industry.

He could have come as a diplomat. He knew what the risk were. He deserver everything he gets!

In such a climate it should come as no surprise that China's currency is becoming a hot-button political issue again.

Mrkonjic, a member of the Socialist Party, said he'd come as a friend, not a government official.

Her Christmas holiday, mostly spent cross-country skiing, must have come as a relief.

The cuts come as investment banks around the world are slashing costs to adjust to falling markets and a gloomy 2009.

Also near the top on PISA were five countries that should come as no surprise: Singapore, Taipei, Finland, South Korea and Japan.

The exercises come as Moscow and Beijing prepare to celebrate an important moment in history: 60 years of diplomatic relations.

Pornography had been immune to previous recessions, so the current downturn has come as a shock.

It does not come as a surprise, then, that Apple has already attracted some blue-chip media brands to the iPad's platform.

But this should not come as a surprise since women do not have the male which pushes for semen release.

I wrote back straightaway to say she should come as soon as she'd finished everything here.

Ikonic's plans come as other media and entertainment companies battle for a stake in one of the world's fastest-growing markets.

If the Universe really has no dark side , it will come as a relief to some theoretical physicists.

I'm just not sure we've come as far as you'd like to think, clique-wise.

That banks could be discriminating against women customers should not come as a complete shock.

He does not come as often as he used (to).

In fact, the worst is yet to come, as more economies around the world are following the U.

It may come as a surprise to you that while SOAP's window dressing is new, what's present under the hood dates back years, even decades.

Obama was one of a record 205 nominees for this year's prize and the decision has come as a surprise to many.

The first settlement could come as early as next week, these people said, although some of the other deals could take months to work out.

Every 49. 9 years, Sirius A and B, come as close together as their orbits allow, creating huge magnetic storms between them.

The attacks come as a standoff continues between the US navy and pirates holding an American captain hostage at sea.

And the voters may well decide to cast out Mr Cowen and Fianna Fail at the next election, which may come as early as next year.

We have come as your space and spiritual family and are pledged to bringing you back to full divine consciousness.

So if you can't completely replicate that Morning After smell, you might as well come as close as humanly possible. . .

The president's conciliatory words come as Kashmir, the disputed Muslim-majority Indian state, goes to the polls in state elections.

Concerns over risky investments come as the US and some other ADB shareholders have pushed for an overhaul of the Manila-based lender.

Since market prices tell us that this is what investors expect, it should not come as a shock to them.

It should not come as a surprise that the economies of China and Germany have been thriving.

In retrospect, none of this should come as a surprise.

Therefore, it should not come as a surprise that India's Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme has been finally shelved.

Therefore, it should not come as a surprise if in another four months Germany's growth rate has decelerated and the blame game resumed.

The idea that prices are "sticky" and do not fall as demand falls should come as great comfort to homeowners.

My wife and I are expecting you every moment. Please come as soon as you are at leisure.

The comments come as French MPs hold hearings on whether to ban the garment, which covers the body from head to toe.

Popularly Positioned Products, an established strategy for developing markets, has also come as a useful recession-buster.

His appointment has yet to be formally announced but administration officials said it could come as early as Tuesday.

That had come as a divine gift, and the divinity in question was Vhaeraun, drow god of thievery and intrigue.

The new findings did come as a surprise to Michael Ferrell of the Coalition for the Homeless in Washington, DC.

Since you started working you didn't come as much as you used to.

One unnamed investment banker, quoted in press reports in the United States, said that the findings should come as no surprise.

The first time you become conscious of this truth, it's bound to come as a shock.

Steve Dunning, headteacher of Emberton School, told the BBC the boy's death had come as a great shock.

The fires come as large swathes of Australia have been grappling with a severe drought.

The findings, reported in the journal AIDS, come as the CDC is developing new recommendations on circumcision for reducing HIV transmission.

The comments come as the two-day central economic work conference concluded over the weekend.

Western Australian trade union representative Simone McGurk says the speed of the slowdown has come as a shock.

Probably the biggest issues with database performance come as a result of poor database design and missing indexes.

I need this for my own personal use. The information can come as a email.

By now, it should come as no surprise when scientists discover yet another case of experience changing the brain.

Their appeals come as UN ceasefire observers began to arrive in the country.

Dividends or buybacks tend to come as a business matures -- witness Microsoft's belated generosity in recent years.

The latest changes come as Wikipedia tries to balance a need for credibility and a desire for openness.

These moves come as the PLA is apparently making rapid progress in its hardware modernisation effort.

That has come as a huge relief to the south, for which this vote means so much.

Doctors say he is stable, " he said. " This has come as a big shock. We realize how uncertain life has become.

Failure would come as a heavy blow for all parties, which have been meeting in the most optimistic atmosphere in 18 months.

That has come as a huge relief to the south, for whom this vote means so much.

The findings come as a national debate is intensifying about a possible overhaul of immigration policy.

China's threatened sanctions come as the country has been increasingly belligerent in its tone toward foreign governments.

It may not come as soon as you want or need, but keep faith it will come.

They come as part of a new and so far little-known product called IBM WebSphere Extended Deployment (XD).

I don't think the secular bear market fundamentals that I laid out above come as a surprise to most investors.

This may come as little surprise to most people: In times of crisis, women are more likely to take a shopping spree than in normal times.

They come as central bankers and regulators around the world are ratcheting up language on banking reform.

It may not come as a surprise to parents, but having children really does impinge on marital bliss.

The new import tariffs come as relations between China and the U. S. are becoming increasing fractious.

And they will come as the national economy is still struggling to find its footing since the financial crisis.

Baroin's remarks come as the United States pushes for stronger international action against Tripoli.

The warning will come as efforts to introduce stronger controls over the hedge fund industry increased over the weekend.

The verdicts will come as a blow to the many millions of people around the world who supported my struggle.

Dili businessman, Alchino da Silva, says the apparent assassination attempt o the president has come as a shock.

The concerns come as China pushes ahead with its offensive to keep open foreign markets.

The allegations will come as a huge embarrassment for the Indian military, which has been viewed as professional and honest.

His comments, in an interview with the FT, come as a counter to the increasing optimism in some quarters.

Most analysts agree that any ruling that could slow down the sale will come as a genuine surprise.

A chemical threat needs a different approach, because chemicals come as mists or vapors that are largely immune to particulate filtration.

Dell's moves come as peers start taking advantage of the recession by snapping up tech companies at reduced prices.

It probably doesn't come as a shock, but women are more likely than men to be super tired.

For Congress to act now "poses a very severe risk of a trade war and unintended consequences that could come as a result. "

But bankers say more is to come as the industry's revenues continue to fall in the fourth quarter and show little sign of improving in 2009.

So it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that I'm a big fan of the 'First Person Shooter' genre.

And if history proves consistent, there will be many more shocking disclosures to come as the world readjusts to another post-bubble era.

We've spent so many years accepting their ideas in only technical terms, some of this may come as a shock.

If so, that will come as a relief to many, as the virus has spread rapidly around the world.

While this will come as no surprise to most, this statistic suggests a massive number of unhappy working relationships.

Kim Jong-il's death should not have come as a complete surprise to anyone, given his tenuous health.

Releases usually come as statements from specific individuals, documentary films, or videos praising militant attacks.

The fact that Hollywood sells us an enhanced version of romance should come as no surprise, of course.

The gains come as Chinese workers more broadly have been securing wage increases, partly through labor disputes.

The data will come as a relief to eurozone policy makers hoping robust German growth will help ease the region's economic woes.

But rolling out ART must come as part of a comprehensive package, stressed Lewis.

Though it will come as news to many people, CEOs are no longer straining to meet quotas, as some used to do.

China's emergence as a supercomputing superpower should not have come as a surprise.

A senior official who spoke to reporters on terms of anonymity said an aid announcement could come as early as Wednesday.

For other carmakers the troubles of these weaker firms will come as welcome news.

The austerity measures come as neighboring Italy threatens to become the latest victim of the spreading eurozone crisis.

The probes come as the huge potential tab for taxpayers in the crisis raises the stakes for the Justice Department.

The whole thing has come as such a shock to me.

Yet, such changes come as part of the package, since American consumer culture is corrosive of all traditions and established truths.

The IPOs come as markets across the region have been floundering.

The moves come as the pension industry is frantically looking for ways to meet its growing obligations.

And its strong position does not come as a surprise.

For long-time observers of the cross-Strait relationship, this divergence should not come as a surprise.

With the disadvantages of closed adoption being obvious, open adoption come as a complement.

Yet the plot line of 'Hangover II' may not come as a surprise to anybody who has visited the Thai capital.

Throughout the month, there were many events in celebration of who we are and how far we have come as women.

The Reds are hoping his recent return will come as a boost for the player and United's midfield department.

The latest developments come as tensions grow over the Taiwanese conglomerate's breakdown.

Discovery or elimination of the particle is one of the LHC's major objectives; and it could come as early as Christmas 2011.

Signs of waning sales come as New York's economy prepares for a wave of job losses on Wall Street.

This must come as a surprise to Mr. Buffett, who prefers investing in boring companies and boring industries.

The penalties come as some investors have been predicting a crackdown on illegal trading activities.

The videos come as the government and the courts try to settle the future of the military policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell. "

Mr Singh's comments come as China is asserting its leadership among emerging markets of the global economic policy debate.

Bill: I understand this may come as a shock, but Head Office are confident that you will do fine in Alaska.

The remarks come as mainland IPOs have met with an increasingly tepid response from the markets.

Taking them long-term should not cause any health problems, but it is also naive to think male progeny will come as a result.