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In Prague, tens of thousands of Czechs who flocked to hear him in the city's central square cheered his promise of nuclear disarmament.

This decision cheered her a little, for though she knew the future was bleak, at least for the time being she could hold up her head.

Zhou, who still produces a paper a month from his modest flat in Beijing, is cheered to see that pinyin is growing ever more useful.

Old John cheered again as the bush flayed away at its captive and of course Old John had no intention of ever telling the bush to let go.

But in return, he gathered a good deal of support from friends and strangers who empathized, recommended doctors and cheered him on.

to wait quietly until the ship could be towed to a convenient port, cheered the decision of the commander to take the boats.

It was the hardest fight of Kraus's life. People at the gym cheered him on. Garud kept saying he could do more.

When that was done, and yet nothing was found, they cheered the actor, and loaded him with the loudest applause .

He was cheered when he arrived and one supporter said the prime minister had delivered a very impressive and forthright speech.

I walked on and pretended not to see, till the combat grew too exciting, when I turned round and cheered him on to victory.

Many of you have cheered for me, or worked with me, or supported me, and now, every one of you has good reason to be critical of me.

They arrived at Hangzhou at noon. The beautiful West Lake cheered up Nixon and Kissinger. Nixon had a tour of the West Lake with his wife.

The company did not offer a low-priced netbook, as some had expected, but analysts cheered the move.

The crowd cheered wildly as she took the smoke blackened bundle out of my arms, I had some difficulty in recognizing her.

The partisan crowd cheered while I slipped out the side door, feeling eerily like an early Christian escaping from a lion's den.

Manuel Uribe was rolled through the streets of Monterrey, Mexico on an iron bed with wheels as a crowd cheered him on.

Video footage showed the children in one of the keys pressed a cell phone, a toy police car detonated cheered.

That was one of the few times in the speech when Republicans stood and cheered. Most Democrats stayed seated.

The vuvuzela-blowing, flag-waving capacity crowd cheered the Black Stars as if they were South Africa's Bafana Bafana.

Here one of the guinea-pigs cheered, and was immediately suppressed by the officers of the court.

He was cheered by the hope that he might see his mother soon.

The fans cheered for me after the goal because they know how much I have suffered for this shirt.

she cried. The crowd cheered wildly as she took the smoke---blackened bundle out of my arms.

The children cheered up when they saw handreds colorful of balloons ascending slowly into the sky.

The children cheered as the ship drew slowly away.

She assured me that she had enjoyed it, which cheered me somewhat.

When television news played scenes of the torch's progress across the landscape, something in the soul of the audience cheered as well.

The crowd cheered wildly as she took the smoke-blackened bundle out of my arms.

As we got closer, they realized we were not the old guys and put their hands down for a second. . . then started cheered again nevertheless!

We all cheered on him when he made a goal.

Everybody knew the little girl had a fatal illness, but they cheered her up by saying that she would recover soon.

After the librarian finished reading And Tango Makes Three, the little girl--the child of same-sex parents--stood up and cheered.

Through his efforts, was named the best teachers, class teachers and the children cheered for him.

The current financial crisis seems to have actually cheered Mr Brown up.

In the post It really went with his wife, and his face stain disappeared, his wife also cheered up |!

After the game, fans lined up along the route from the players' garage and cheered every car as it left the building.

The flame reachs Acropolis after a journey across five continents and was cheered on by thousands of Athenians and tourists across the city.

When I was introduced and began to walk down the aisle, the Democrats cheered loudly as most Republicans clapped politely.

However, it did not take long before they gathered themselves and politely cheered the foreign conqueror.

At the sports meeting, we cheered him on when he dashed quickly.

Neither answer seems to deter Oracle investors, who were cheered by the hiring of H-P's former top boss.

Much of this has been cheered on by the exchanges, which have long had an uneasy competitive relationship with the much larger OTC markets.

She was so charming that she cheered them in their sorrow. Now that Charles was dead, her place and her son's place were with his kindred.

Colin Myler, the outgoing editor, addressed the media gathered outside his offices, watched by his staff who cheered him loudly.

One thing that cheered me up was that Vanessa and Maurice always found my ethical worries ridiculous.

"I feel very saddened by his death, " Nagamine said in a statement. "He cheered many citizens. "

Although they were used to daily office work, they could also cook special cuisine, perhaps a little clumsily, as onlookers cheered them on.

The thought cheered him. It seemed to draw him nearer to Her. He began comparing himself with the students.

The impoverished residents of Souk al-Juma, one of Tripoli's rubbish-strewn suburbs, quietly cheered the news of the arrest warrant.

His message was booed as he appeared on screen, but the crowd cheered when he paid tribute to William and Harry.

Examination end of the day, the little girl those people cheered : can throw away the book!

Some of those gathered among the potted trees were cheered by the upbeat message.

They cheered hurrah so loudly for Andy Jackson during his presidential campaign that they became known as the hurrah boys.

At the end of the game, the whole crowd got to their feet and cheered wildly.

"Frank flew down here and said, 'Yes, this is pretty much how things work, ' which cheered me up to no end, " Mr. Wouk said.

One man was stopped as he ran around with a sign that said 'Protest Carrefour, Protest CNN' as about 200 bystanders cheered, AP said.

U. S. stocks rose as well, as investors cheered the prospect of a bailout deal, boosting the dollar against the yen.

At this time, almost all the British are a masterpiece of humanity cheered the launching of Titanic.

But soon they were cheered by the arrival of two horse dealers with a drove of horses.

Where he had often chased the stag and cheered on his pack, his pack now chased him, cheered on by his huntsmen.

This was St Etienne part two and the fans cheered every tackle and it's one of the greatest nights in this football club's history.

I felt so cheered up by the news that I could not go on any longer with the Data of Ethics.

Bolt wore the Jamaican flag and danced on the track. People cheered for him for more than 10 minutes!

The Chelsea players all hugged and cheered the England captain as he walked through the dressing-room door.

Shay ran to home, stepped on the home base and was cheered as the hero who the who won the game for his team.

Everyone cheered and clapped and her fellow gymnasts came up to congratulate her.

Bonds enjoyed his largest base of support in San Francisco where fans cheered him as he broke records.

Opponents of the bill cheered when a legislative leader announced that there were not enough senators present to proceed.

King George's forbidding mother wrote to him, exasperated that more people in the House of Commons had not cheered the sellout.

Fireworks and smoke bombs were set off at the latter, and of all the team's players only Daniele De Rossi was actively cheered.

They cheered hurrah, so loudly for Andy Jackson during his presidential campaignThatthat they became known as the hurrah boys.

A few dozen friends and local officials cheered as the two filled out the requisite form.

Then after one of the speeches, everybody, including Franklin, got up, applauded, and cheered loudly.

Thousands and thousands of people cheered and clapped as he proudly held the Olympic torch high.

He spent the cool summer night on the bullpen bench as his mother and girlfriend cheered on the A's in a 14-4 victory.

The twinkling of an eye, many Chinese people cheered A, the venue of silence moment of joy and a marine.

When he had finished his speech, his audience cheered him to the echo.

She's cheered up a little after her son came to live with her.

Walrus sat in the front row. He was very excited. Fox came onto the ice and bowed. Everyone cheered.

On Tuesday, a handful of tourists cheered at an observation deck as the train zipped by.

Everyone cheered will joy in the car, for a long time to see that the village was so proud of the first college students.

A siren blared and family members of the trapped men cheered and waved flags as the drill finally reached the trapped miners.

The day cheered me by the loveliness of its sunshine and the balminess of the air.

Perhaps stung by Papua New Guinea's admonition, the US caved in and was cheered.

The world cheered when all 33 men trapped underground for 69 days at a mine in Chile were brought safely to the surface.

I was the last one to reach the finishing line , but every one clapped and cheered for me !

Fortunately, a local artist offered to build a life-sized group of identical penguins out of sand. The penguins finally cheered up.

Everyone cheered wildly when a signal was given and a huge cloth fell from the statue.

"hooray! " cheered the soldiers and some of them began to undo their buttons.

The crowd cheered the President as he drove slowly by.

Thousands watched and cheered as the eclipse's path crossed the African countries of Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Mozambique.

She advanced to the office quite cheered by the tiny episode, and presented a smiling face to Mrs.

Investors have also been cheered by a relaxation of some of the complicated rules governing foreign investment.

Instead, investors cheered the prospect that the debt crisis in Europe might make Beijing less inclined to tighten policy.

The crowd cheered the runners on as they started on the last lap of the race.

A crowd of Haitians and rescuers cheered as he emerged, without visible injuries.

When she heard that her mother was safe she immediately cheered up.

Fueledby a million man-made wings of fire---the rocket tore a tunnel through the sky---and everybody cheered.

On June 10, at a party held in Cape Town, a football fan, who described himself as eggman, cheered up the national team of South Africa.

Lauren cheered up Casandra by giving her a beautiful bouquet of flowers .

They were cheered by local merchants and motorists who were tired of the disruptions to downtown trade and traffic.

Similarly domestic producers may be cheered that rival, imported goods are more expensive.

Thousands of spectators cheered as the space plane rolled 3 kilometers before halting , trailing a curtain of fine dust.

My family cheered as I sat down.

They all applauded and cheered him up in Thai.

The commotion brought out the neighborhood. Nobody dared approach the python, but they all cheered on the four brave dogs from a distance.

People everywhere cheered as the cameras found the spacecraft floating downward beneath its three parachutes.

"A bad day for the Taliban and a good day for the people of Afghanistan" , cheered Britain's ambassador.

Fan clubs formed across the country filled with people who cheered his Robin Hood-style "steal from the rich" behavior.

People cheered wildly as General Charles de Gaulle and Free French troops marched into the center of the city.

Everyone cheered the winner as she crossed the finishing line.

The market has cheered the news, sending Kraft shares up Thursday in defiance of an overall swoon.

"We love what the Tea Parties are doing, because that's how we're going to take back America! " she declared, as the crowd cheered.

The animals who were watching cheered so loudly for the tortoise, which woke up the hare.

The protesters cheered ecstatically. Like excited tourists, they began climbing tanks, posing for pictures, and hugging soldiers.

They cheered and applauded as it made several passes, waggling its wings 'to salute the crowd, ' according to one onlooker.

Plaintiffs' attorneys cheered news of the fine, saying it bolstered suits seeking class-action status against Toyota.

Dashu enjoyed the buffet lunch and playing in the sand. Dashu also cheered on dad at volleyball, and participated in a kids tug-of-war.

As for his record, he was sceptical about the Iraq surge and admonished Israel during its war with Lebanon, which cheered his party's doves.

Mike cheered, Ed beamed, and I sank more deeply into my genuine semi-aniline leather seat.

A wave of stock buying would be cheered by investors still dreaming about their portfolios fully recovering from the past year's damage.

Markets were cheered at the prospect of European leaders, at last, seemingly moving toward a unified long-term solution to the crisis.

People at the gym cheered him on.

When he visited Europe as a candidate last summer, 200, 000 Berliners cheered him to the skies.

Inside the sixth-floor conference room where Messrs. Molinaro, Upton and others had huddled, executives cheered and exchanged high-fives.

When they arrived at the top of the mount, all the travellers jumped and cheered.

The audience clapped and cheered when she stood up to speak.

Scientists and engineers at the control center in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena , California, cheered.

We cheered her on as she ran the last lap.

The audience cheered en masse the moment they saw the famous singer appear on the stage.

Cold as the spectators, they were high in spirit and cheered for the two.

The sales were cheered by the investors as a sign the banks were cleaning up their balance sheets.

The populace cheered itself hoarse wherever the President appeared.

The entire class cheered as I walked back to Mark's desk, removed the tape, and shrugged my shoulders.

I cheered up at the thought of the long summer holiday.

Investors cheered Wednesday when Qualcomm at last settled its long-standing patent dispute with Nokia (nyse: NOK - news - people ).

The good news that her son had been admitted into Qinghua University cheered the sad woman up.

More than a million revelers in New York's Times Square cheered at the 100th drop of a giant ball.

She cheered me up, laughed at my dejection.

The gradual rapprochement between these two nations, long traditional enemies, cheered all Europeans.

The audience cheered him as he walked on stage.

The audience cheered the movie star as she walked on stage.

The game being over, the audience stood up and cheered for the winner.

People cheered them, the sense of national pride felt.

I hope in the Lord Jesus to send Timothy to you soon, that I also may be cheered when I receive news about you.

They have also been cheered by the return of interbank lending rates to more normal levels, thanks to liquidity injections by central banks.

After I lost my first job my Dad took out to dinner and gave me a pep talk, it really cheered me up.

Cascade The tourists cheered with excitement when they saw water cascading down the mountainside.

Arab and Iraqi reporters attending the news conference, stood and cheered for several minutes.

His latest move, cheered by environmentalists, was a ban on free plastic shopping bags, implemented on August 19th.

A cadre of two river channels, said some people heard the news repeatedly cheered, "Viva" , and some people are still skeptical.

The chancellor would have been cheered more loudly had he doubled or trebled that figure.

While the president held Ma Xiaobo, a grade-three student from Pengzhou city, close in his arms, everybody cheered.

She was feeling dejected and unhappy until the good news cheered her up.

Markets have cheered the news of the the EU's rescue package for Greek sovereign debt crisis.

The crowd cheered and clapped and Harry found himself being presented with the entire works of Gilderoy Lockhart.

In midtown Manhattan, Apple employees and eager shoppers cheered as the doors of the flagship store allowed the first buyers in at 7 a. m.

He finally cheered up when he realized he would arrive in time to catch the plane.

Voters, sick of the tales of graft that fill their newspapers, would have cheered swift action.

The humorous conversation with the teacher really cheered us up and eased the atmosphere of the lesson.

At this we all cheered. Of course, we would revisit that beautiful mountain village on the banks of the Yongding River!

Still, many economists cheered the central bank's decision to hold the line on interest rates.

The team captain was cheered to the echo when he was presented with the cup.

Investors were cheered by the announcement early in the day of major initiatives in Canberra and Tokyo.

Morethan a million revelers in New Yorks Times Square cheered at the 100thdrop of a giant ball.

Everyone was cheered by the news that peace had come.

All the people outside the burning building cheered up for the timely arrival of the fireman.

We are appreciative of the fact that the football fans of the ROK cheered the Chinese men football team during the World Cup.

He refused to even look at the African-American while all the Nazi German athletes were cheered and praised on the field.

The decision on the patentability of genes and DNA cheered much, though not all, of the biotechnology industry.

We are lying on the ground cheered: "" five consecutive championships, five consecutive championships!

And then people rose and cheered. There was a generas specias outleaked of i phone applause from every corner of the audience.

The first shoppers to emerge victorious were cheered as heroes and brandished their trophies for the cameras.

The crowd cheered the runners on as they started on the last lap ofthe race.

The huge crowd in Saint Peter's square cheered as the bands played the Vatican and Italian anthems.

The movie star was warmly cheered as he got on the stage.

Is worth the revelry in this in the season, I harvested have certainlynot wanted "to be free" , cheered!

"Finally, the first step toward restructuring, " cheered the Young Entrepreneurs' Association, a persistent critic of the government's line.

Across the room at a Sur La Table store here, the victors , the Wok Stars, cheered over their triumphant sweet soy and chili flank steak.

We cheered as he neared the finishing line .

Thousands of foreign journalists cheered them on. The world was watching.

Liu's much-anticipated return after 13 months out injured was cheered by a boisterous crowd at the Shanghai Stadium.

She was cheered by the news from home.

They cheered him with one accord.

While shareholders cheered the changes, Mr. Jobs flexed his power on Apple's Cupertino, Calif. , campus.

A downcast technology sector was cheered when Apple and IBM reported healthy rises in quarterly profits.

Cheered, feared and jeered at home, India's giants are mere middleweights on the global stage.

Western Europe may have cheered the revolution, but it fears a flood of riff-raff from the east.

They cheered and waved American and Liberian red, white and blue flags, which look very similar in color and design.

They cheered for several minutes before he had even spoken.

Meanwhile, those with power in our financial, political and media worlds simply cheered or sat on the sidelines feigning powerlessness.

War has intensified, tanks Cheered city, the guards broke up and dangerous!

It cheered the old woman to have her young neighbour visit her.

This has been predictably cheered by the infrastructure lobby and denounced by the poverty lobby.

His ardently nationalist supporters cheered the crackdown on Walmart.

The president's speech had an electric effect on the crowd, and the students all cheered him.

The blasts took place within seconds with each other as hundreds of runners were ending the race in the US city cheered on by a large crowd.

But the rebels who came pouring into Tripoli, and the beleaguered citizens who cheered them on, have won their day of victory by war.

The crowd cheered at the sight of the honored guests' motorcade .

When we heardthe sound of opening the door, we hid behind the door and cheered, "Happy Birthday! " as soon as mother came in.

The performance was warmly applauded and cheered over and again by the audience.

While some spectators cheered in support, most looked confused and bewildered.

Reviews have been mostly glowing, sales have been strong and investors have cheered, sending the stock up 40% over the past 12 months.

The performance was warmly applauded and cheered over and over by the audience.

Surprised and excited, she blew out her candles in front of the packed house as they cheered her on.

Delirious crowds cheered Neville Chamberlain's return from Munich .

"To life in the Big Apple! " they cheered as we tapped our glasses together.

Many students, especially the seniors, cheered, cupping their hands around their mouths. Some sang and clapped in time to the music.

During the three days, we cheered for our classmates, and busied ourselves in competitions on the playground.

The viewers cheered and applauded the young man's artistry .

Investors in August cheered the "more Asia" theme but are now fretting about the cost the unions will impose on getting there.

I wanted to join my neighbor in a 10K race and, only six months later, I crossed the finish line, as my family cheered!

Some Iranians who cheered Mr Obama's policy of engagement may have changed their minds.

Thanks to all who cheered for me last night at the indoor stadium.

We rooted loudly , but our team still lost . We cheered and applauded loudly, but our team still lost.

We applauded and cheered for a goal scored by our own team.

The young people cheered loudly as the singer appeared.

The good news of our football team winning the game cheered up everybody who heard it.

Canadians were cheered by their athletes winning several medals.

I smiled and nodded toward her while fellow loving classmates cheered and applauded her.

The crowd cheered the winning team that played so bravely away from home.

When the inspection group declared that the accounts checked, the staff all cheered.

He was cheered as he got on the rostrum.

Women everywhere cheered the advent of more comfortable tennis attire.

Everyone cheered loudly. I jumped and shouted, even forgetting I'm a girl student.

The Treasury, once a guardian of prudence and probity, cheered them on in the hope of higher revenues.

The audience cheered for every performance and the hall was filled with happiness .

Instead many cheered the party along (often from within banks).

For one thing, although LDP's gains have cheered the old guard, the success is deceptive.

They cheered the absence of the stifling tents in which they studied last spring.

One day he drew a big crowd while he was practicing on the drill ground. He shot so accurately that the on-lookers cheered with excitement.

I cheered for our basketball team so hard that I almost lost my voice after the match.

The Gaddafi supporters watched the smoke rise from the horizon. They cheered some more.

For now, the weaker dollar and rise in commodity prices is being cheered by equity investors.

When the film opened at the New York Film Festival in October (its nationwide release date is Nov. 23), some critics cheered.

Street crowds around Tripoli cheered for it.

Our team did a good job and a lot of schoolmates cheered for our team.

He crossed the white line, and all the kids cheered. Clifford scored !

Good! He cheered in a low voice, and downloaded it on the desktop soon.

I cheered so loudly at the match that I completely lost my voice.

U. S. computer and video game makers also cheered the promise of tougher enforcement.

Recalling cheerful yesterdays cheered the lady.

Research In Motion's quarterly earnings cheered investors.

Thomas whooshed into the station with Bertie arriving just behind. "Well done Thomas, you've won the race! " the passengers all cheered.

Too often the aid lobbies have cheered them on, loth to acknowledge the flaws in people they need to prove that aid works.

The spectators in the amphitheater cheered the gladiators.

Everyone cheered as the band went on stage.

The family were cheered by huge crowds as they visited the Notre Dame cathedral.

The crowd cheered when he appeared.

When they heard the exciting news, they appears excited. Then, the excited people got shouted and cheered.