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To some extent, the elder might have saved one's life while this guy trying to go through the red light, for he might be hit by other cars.

If I watch a movie to distract myself, I may be hit with an unpleasant twinge just hearing the name of that movie.

What we did not know was that we would be hit by an earthquake that changed the face of global finance.

For a color to be seen, it must be hit by light of the same color and then reflected in the direction of the fish.

Remember that those who are going to be in and around the city areas in 2012 are those that are going to be hit first and die first.

He also warned that the global nature of the downturn was a threat because exports would be hit.

Those companies do not exist in a vacuum - they do business with other firms who will also be hit if they start to rein in their spending.

Kazakhstan was flying high until it was one of the first countries to be hit by the global financial crisis.

The actual result of Israeli policy seems to be: hit Gazans hard and they only get angrier.

She found that she would not be hit in crossing the street, and folk would move out of her way as she walked down a crowded sidewalk.

He said the high-tech, automotive and steel industries would be hit first.

Defence firm Lockheed Martin, which makes weapon systems that are sold around the world, was the latest to be hit.

Few of these examinations is not the mentality, it should be hit test, I had a premonition that.

Also, she could be thrown out of the car if you happen to be hit from the side.

No love, anyone let go, another would be hit sorely by rebound power of the elastic band . You let go either when he let go fearfully.

Hit affects auto-attack, Seal of Blood, Avenger's Shield and Hammer of Wrath. It takes a bit less than 9% hit to be hit capped.

Jewellery is not the only traditional area of gold demand to be hit by high prices.

You could also be hit with a huge independence streak and want to be the loan wolf.

Ask a boss the man of about, why to allow leave the child to play game, he says: "Legal holiday, the country allows, minor can be hit. "

Malting barley production in Australia was likely to be hit hard in parts of Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and NSW.

Given how fast unemployment is rising, however, it seems unlikely that this target could be hit.

"You was poor, did not wear shoes" - this explanation is really no solution can be hit .

Southern states including Georgia and Alabama were the first to be hit as the weather system moved north along the eastern seaboard.

They look as if they expect to be hit from an unexpected quarter.

The last thing they want is to be hit by a string of warranty claims for corroded fuel systems.

Meanwhile, fossil fuel corporations will be hit with a windfall tax that will be used to "deal with the effects of climate change. "

If approved by the board, the postponement of the Bovanenkovo field would be the first big Gazprom project to be hit by the crisis.

But the findings of the Mercer survey will add to fears that Australia's competitiveness could be hit by the rising cost of living.

Why are children, the smallest and most vulnerable members of society, the only people left in society who can be hit.

One often overlooked region likely to be hit hard by the price increases is Central Asia, Abbassian said.

Martin Winterkorn, VW's chief executive, said Europe's top-selling carmaker could be hit by supply shortages in the next few weeks.

The quality of inquests used to be hit and miss, with local lawyers and doctors serving as coroners.

Already, some expect both the flat-panel and semiconductor markets to be hit by a supply glut that will drive prices back down.

You cannot set breakpoints in this script, but the script will cause the database object to execute, and its breakpoints to be hit.

You might expect the breakpoint to be hit 10 times, but if the code is optimized, the breakpoint is only hit once.

Even those economies with tight trade links to Japan aren't likely to be hit terribly hard by the disruptions.

The largest Italian, French, Japanese and Spanish banks are also expected to be hit by the surcharge system.

The German Police said that because when it happened this man is drunk, therefore does not have detection to the end to be hit.

London wasn't the only European city to be hit by workers' strikes on Tuesday.

She cites a survey in which over half of young women said they would prefer to be hit by a truck than be fat.

That in turn would make it less likely that revenue-raising targets would be hit.

Building companies said construction work would become expensive, and commercial construction would be hit hard.

Even areas that normally experience mild winters can be hit with a major snowstorm or extreme cold.

It was very dangers because we might be hit by the trees, ad sign boards or others things.

Aerosols, metal vacuum closures and speciality packaging will also be hit by similar increases, depending on the metal content in the pack.

Lowest numbered ball on table must be hit first. Balls are to be shot in numerical order.

I feared they'd both be hit by oncoming traffic, and imagined my happily married life about to end, all because of a little dog.

You leave this, the sanctity of your house, and you could be hit on the street.

The author has depicted longing for living to be hit by very ordinary detail , being but showing but everywhere to love to fine life only.

Bond and currency markets could also be hit by the prospect of Japan issuing new debt to fund its rebuilding efforts.

NATO says that co-ordination with the rebels has also improved, enabling targets to be hit with increasing accuracy.

The coffee shop chain is only the latest foreign brand to be hit by a nationalist backlash in China.

A person, an animal or a thing can be hit by a hand or by an object held or thrown.

"All of these areas are going to be hit hard. "

It will not be hit by a comet or any other missile, and we will deal with any such threat.

However, he accepted that tough economic conditions would mean that inward investment would be hit next year.

He told Africans they would be hit first and hardest by climate change, so the need for the Green Fund was urgent.

Christmas, as a regional transport hub in Atlanta will be hit by torrential rain plus snow weather, seriously affecting aircraft movements.

Like a domino effect, country after country would be hit by revolt.

I'd rather be hit with the truth rather than be an ignorant but blissful fairytale princess who knows nothing about the real world .

she's But the truth is, she s not a static object waiting to be hit!

They are going to be hit very hard in due course when Gaia does her thing and turns in ways even you can't imagine.

So we don't have to worry that other targets might be hit by Stuxnet.

The rebellion in Homs, Syria's third city and the biggest to be hit by sustained unrest, is the most significant challenge to Mr Assad.

It is quite a leap from saying we may be hit by a meteor at any time, to saying science tells me its 2012.

In the ship, returns to Tokyo photographer cold, and slain sichuan KID is same be hit right eye.

They are now stationed in the area considered most likely to be hit by a revenge attack.

Major banks, whose profits and business structures could be hit by the Lincoln plan, are lobbying in Congress to kill it.

Those who will be hit hardest by the economic downturn and high unemployment are the urban blue-collar workers.

Growth is expected to be around 2. 6 per cent this year; many even believe the country could be soon be hit by the sovereign debt crisis.

He noted that Chinese export companies have small profit margins and could be hit hard, setting off a potential wave of social turmoil.

BMW noted its models would be hit by a modest 2 per cent duty, compared with a 15 per cent penalty for Chrysler and 22 per cent for GM.

This increased the chance for the dog or cat to be hit by a car, ingest poison, or meet some other accident.

Employee's technical ability , the achievement effect fail to be hit by very good embodiment in salary payment.

Also, the analyst believes Sinopec's big chemical business could be hit as demand from consumers softens along with the economy.

It is rare to be hit by so many problems in such a short space of time.

A senior Boeing Co. executive said aircraft production could be hit if disruption to parts makers last for several weeks.

More than two million households will be hit with a 31 per cent increase in monthly telephone charges next month.

The plant is the third Honda-affiliated parts factory in Guangdong province to be hit by a strike in recent weeks.

Its economy may not be hit as hard as that of the US.

Of course, we cannot be hit really, namely gally , the dot arrives till.

The people had hoped that a whole bunch of the police would be hit by the mine when it went off.

Rail passengers could be hit by some of the biggest fare rises in decades.

Many captive shippers also worry they wil soon be hit with a round of huge rate increases.

Some say that putting in a stop means asking for trouble because no matter where you put it, it will be hit.

But the main question about the middle class in the immediate future will be different: how badly will it be hit by a global recession?

Samsung, the first major global technology firm to unveil second quarter estimates, could be hit by its exposure to Europe.

Meeting you was fate of traction, leave you may be hit the doomed, perhaps predestination much will change!

Emerging economies may be hit harder by a spike, since they use more oil per unit of output than rich countries do (see chart 2).

But such steps would be time-consuming and could be hit by a loss of market confidence at any moment.

Multiple monsters can be hit by each use, and the ground is torn and fractured by this skill.

Doomsters conclude, therefore, that these economies could be hit harder this time.

'The path to the final solution will be bumpy and painful, and markets could be hit more than once, ' Lu said in the report.

First of all, you need to place stops where they are not likely to be hit, outside of the range of market noise (see SafeZone on page xxx).

Keeping fine sanguine psychology and the attitude making progress actively is really living to be hit by the most important principle.

They had the misfortune to be hit by a violent storm.

Smokers who violate the ban will face a 68-dollar fine, while owners who fail to enforce the rule could be hit with a 680-dollar fine.

Anywhere in the body can be hit by these bugs.

Current economic growth in developing states could also be hit.

Italy is the biggest economy to be hit by the eurozone crisis.

The state will be hit hard by the weak real estate market, falling government revenue and the Hollywood writers' strike.

China's rapid growth means Asia accounts for 75 per cent of US imports and would be hit hardest by US measures.

South Korea could be hit with a fever if China develops a cough.

The poll shows most people expect to be hit hard by the consequences of recession in 2009.

Regional banks will be hit harder, but should be protected by their notoriously limited lending.

The actuation mood after how exercising restraint to be hit?

Women will also be hit in agriculture, as commodity prices fall.

But when bad news hits stock markets, illiquid assets can be hit extremely hard.

But local authorities will be hit hard, as they depend heavily on property taxes and land sales.

You are 30 times more likely to be hit by lightning than be attacked by a shark.

Japan may be hit at 0300 GMT on Sunday, the country's meteorological agency said, calling for people to be fully alert.

At the same time Waitrose, which many analysts had thought would be hit hard by the economic downturn, has prospered.

Many captive shippers also worry they will soon be hit with a round of huge rate increases.

Way the clear temple be hit dizzy, wait at the time that he wake up, right! His instauration memory!

In June 1949 he would be hit by a car and die en route to the hospital.

Future generations of scientists will be hit: there will be fewer opportunities to gain a PhD or hold a postdoctoral post.

I dodged the rocks and managed not to be hit.

For now, all continents except Antarctica could be hit by satellite debris.

Meteorologists are forecasting that Kenya will be hit by the El-Nino phenomenon, which is responsible for extreme weather conditions.

So, if those materialize, and the Fed suddenly looks fallible, asset prices could be hit.

Analysts say insurers and other large investors could be hit with hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.

Demand among English students, who will be hit hardest by the rise in fees, is particularly high.

The appreciation could benefit imports of other commodities, such as cotton and iron ore. However, textile exports would be hit.

Due to the nature of randomness , they will furthermore be hit in strings of damage that requires very fast healing.

A company spokesman said Gazprom believed that level would be hit in 2009.

"You would expect production in Asia to be hit, " said Mortimer-Lee.

The weather is hammering Daqing and Harbin, and Suihua will be hit by the sand storm later.

The wind pattern in Japan showed that the Philippines are unlikely to be hit by any radioactive fallout from Fukushima.

You can be struck by a golf ball, you can be hit by lightning, you can have a golf cart accident.

If a church tower, for example, must seem to be hit by guns, he puts explosives in several places in the tower.

If a church tower, for example, must seem to be hit by guns, he puts explosives in several places in the tower.

China and America could thus potentially be hit with much higher costs for imported oil.

Other places that are well-served by current timetables but which the new line would bypass, such as Crewe and Rugby, will also be hit.

Only one position should be hit if news is straight forward.

In both cases above the database will be hit and the Category objects populated immediately.

Confidence may possibly be hit by the accident at Heathrow, too.

But investment will be hit by the violence, as will vital tourism revenues.

Actually the rounds are not there to tell how many times one has to be hit to lose.

Then there are China's fragile banks, which could be hit by waves of defaulting loans as factories fold.

Spending will be hit, too, by weak stockmarkets and shrinking housing wealth.

The poorest people will be hit hardest by climate change impacts, often in complex ways.

Although crops will be hit hard, no scarcities loom because grain reserves are high.

If the situation continues and even more developers stay on the sidelines, local city governments' finances will be hit hard.

Investors are thus unclear about how badly they may be hit.

Keep down of you'll be hit by shell fragments.

Having be hit by the big man on the nose, the less man begin to cry.

The boss became angry to be hit by the car.

Spending will be hit, too, by weak stock markets and shrinking housing wealth.

But it can be hit or miss, depending on your look, your belief system, and what the girl is into.

Colleges in some of the most deprived areas will be hit hard if the EMA is scrapped.

ensuring that the debt ceiling will be hit during this fiscal year.

But some companies, such as Sony Corp. , Sharp Corp. and Mazda Motor Corp. , have heavy exposure to the euro and could be hit by its fall.

More important, Britain will be hit hard by the credit crunch.

Xia zhi xing: i also swear that i wouldn't fall in love with vernon zhong, or i would be hit by car. Do you satisfied now?

The RAF looks certain to be hit hard.

In a recent article he argued that the brick wall will most likely be hit between 2013 and 2015.

Are you sure you can still drive? I don't want to see another poor guy to be hit by you, or maybe we'll die in your bloody car!

A website is claiming that 7 NFL football stadiums will be hit with radiological dirty bombs this weekend .

Many in the field worry that in this current crisis those areas will be hit hardest.

Many workers and their families are or will be hit by the crisis.

Goldman could be hit especially hard.

Jobs and house prices in London and New York, for example, may yet be hit.

The breakpoint will be hit only if the condition is satisfied.

Private stock exchanges will be hit by a scandal.

If oil prices remain above $30 per barrel, growth rates will inevitably be hit.

FRANCE and Britain will both be hit by public-sector strikes on Monday 6th September.

To the extent they are not, the budget will be hit.

There is a danger that trade flows and liquidity could be hit. '

That is partly because their profession, already sullied in recent years, may be hit by more bad news.

They are products of globalisation, and as globalisation goes into reverse they may well be hit harder than the rich or poor.

Half the planet could be hit by food crisis by 2100 Half of the world'.

Third, how hard might the broader economy be hit?

But Malaysia, which is much more dependent on foreign demand, will be hit harder.

That also means it will be hit relatively lightly by the new Basel 3 capital rules.

The poorest people will be hit the hardest by the crisis that is likely to get worse next year.

We will still be struggling with the painful days, rain will still be hit.

A breakpoint in the control will be hit, and you can start debugging.

The debt ceiling will be hit on or around May 16, the Treasury Department says.

Keep down or you'll be hit by shell fragments.

First, the paper could not be hit.

My school first name lets two be hit by.

Who can if be hit below fevered circumstance, tell me the baby what to consequence inoculation can have?

None will be hit, I pledge my honour.

If all collisions are elastic, will you be hit in the face when the balls bounce?

We can detect, classify and locate targets and, if need be, hit them from the same platform.

If mainland China's stock markets do fall, the lesson seems to be that Hong Kong shares will be hit harder.

Will my pension fund be hit?

Is armor factor the determinant for chance to be hit, or is it an "absorb" rating for damage taken?

Developing countries were hit hard by the 2008-09 recession and would be hit hard again if there were another developed world contraction.

I have an occupational pension - will I be hit?

We'll be hit if we stay up here!

Other industries could be hit hard - cement, for example, accounts for more than 5 per cent of global CO2 emissions.

Recall that California was one of the first states to be hit hard by the downturn in housing;

Hong Kong is the most important financial centre of China. It is bound to be hit by the financial tsunami.

But as a trading and financial center, Hong Kong will be hit by any downturn in the global economy, taking the edge off price rises.

Be careful! The glass on the desk, shouldn't be hit so hard.

the raising of a hand is a signal that he is about to be hit

And be hit by immigrant's fitting and development in new living environment, economy benefit in harmony with the local residents;

Athens may be hit with rotting rubbish as well as heat

The breakpoint will be hit and you will be able to step through

from time to time a "crab chest" , the player can be hit by points;

If the government's target were likely to be hit

be hit by a drunken driver