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Unfortunately, forcing such a currency realignment would be a blunder of historic proportions.

Reporters said that Christina felt flustered after the blunder and did not know why it happened.

Mr Wolf admitted that this had been a blunder. Like other people, he said, he sometimes felt remorse.

It was his great blunder to have ordered the soldiers to attack the enemy in the daytime.

He must have made an awful blunder that have made him regretful so far sometime before.

He made several efforts to creep out of his scrape, but the old man's eye was upon him and he made blunder after blunder.

He told the BBC he did not regret his blunder because it had led to the divided Germany being reunited peacefully.

In the past certain time, he made a blunder which he even regret today, but he never told in detail and no one knows what it was.

He made such a capital blunder that he got a capital punishment.

Yet I know and you know people who blunder through life trying to wigwag other people into becoming interested in them.

But the word " rescue " plainly indicated that it was not a brilliant victory but a blunder costing many lives .

If he engages in controversy of any kind, his disciplined intellect preserves him from the blunder.

"He (Zardari) made a blunder, he shouldn't have come here especially in a time of crisis when his people are suffering, " Dar said.

We were stunned by the blunder, and when the boss came in the afternoon, no one dared to tell him the truth.

The Church's blunder involves the wording of the banns , which must be read out in church three times in the weeks before a wedding.

Hence, she starts worrying that the children come behind again meeting carelessly the blunder interpose into.

But MySpace's blunder was to try to force-feed content to users by completely cluttering their homepages with links to it.

If he engages in controversy of any kind, his disciplined intellect preserves him form the blunder.

The profits of a brilliant trade can be thrown away in a moment by a careless blunder .

This comes about when a blunder is made, and that to which the relative is related is not accurately stated.

Now, Lisa has made a really serious blunder, but I'm sure he'll give her a slap on the wrist.

Confronted with the conflict, the conscientious conqueror confessed his blunder and confined himself to his house.

Ill health may have precipitated the present crisis enforcing Mr Abe's final blunder: the poor timing of his resignation.

Microsoft seems to be repeating this same blunder as its own network of sites becomes more and more deponent on Silverlight.

This is a blunder in a tough position . It is all over now .

The blunder, she said, reflected a broader muddying of the line between what is private and public online.

Mortality is nothing new in other industries, nor indeed for the birds who blunder into whirling windmill blades.

On the contrary, when heart breaking and regretting doing blunder in a dream, you waken up and feel lucky because it is just a dream.

General McChrystal's blunder was to put too much trust in Rolling Stone.

"Another day, another blunder. I doubt even Leeds were in such a mess this time last summer, and look what happened to them" .

A frightened look in Becky's face brought Tom to his senses and he saw that he had made a blunder.

Einstein abandoned the cosmological constant with relief, declaring that its invention had been "my greatest blunder. "

I don't want our club to be a one season wonder or rather blunder like Man U in '99! ! ! PATHETIC club they are I tell you! ! !

Blunder away in go into business because of the communication get difficulty the case of good opportunity everywhere all matter!

I saw that I had been guilty of a careless blunder.

"To cause so many civilians to die was a great blunder by the P. L. A. and tragedy unparalleled in the civil war, " Mr. Zhou said.

"They could easily have avoided the iceberg if it wasn't for the blunder, " Patten told the Daily Telegraph.

His decision to force the election now looks like an epic blunder.

Never do believe that the next will be better. Blunder away, never repair return of regret.

If Poulsen proves to be Juve's only acquisition in this area, then the transfer directors are making another huge blunder.

I made a blunder, and I tell myself that I'll never make that mistake again.

Sadly, we are still living with the consequences of that moral and strategic blunder.

Flower, have pity for the worm, it is not a bee, its love is a blunder and a burden.

I can't believe that you made such a blunder.

The "Cultural Revolution" was a blunder and a failure because it ran completely counter to the scientific tenets of Mao Zedong Thought.

The chief blunder of many scholars in doing research work is their misconception of the classical original works.

On another occasion, someone murmured: "The worst blunder is still to make people suffer. "

And those seasoned experts may have to use authority in certain situations if their loved ones are doing a blunder in ignorance.

Those measures are now almost universally seen as a blunder that unnecessarily exacerbated economic misery.

It followed a bigger blunder: Israel's failure after Yasser Arafat's death to work seriously with his moderate successor, Mahmoud Abbas.

Usually they beware of the details of their conducts, never committing a blunder by and from ignoring the small error.

If did not cast into what blunder previous.

remediable problems; a remediable setback; not a crime but only a remediable blunder.

It raises the question whether Japan will use this blunder to professionalise its handling of classified information more broadly.

And in Brazil there is always the possibility of a scandal or blunder.

In retrospect, fixing a low rate of the yuan was a blunder, because it encouraged a flood of cheap Chinese manufactures into the USA.

a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase "make a spectacle of" yourself.

Some people are so afraid of making a mistake that they never open their mouths. And that's the biggest blunder of all.

"realism" entirely indifferent to western values would be one blunder.

He had committed his first blunder, by falling into the ambush of the bench by the Gladiator.

Being punished while making mistake is perfectly justified. Conniving at blunder even crime may result in irremediable complexion.

A calm look at the numbers, then, suggests that the odds of a collective G20 blunder towards recovery-wrecking austerity this year are low.

Lin Grensing-Pophal, an HR management expert, recalls one of her past employees who made a big blunder.

Apparently, "forgetting to give her eyebrows" was not considered a major blunder at the time.

Hot on the heels of the incendiary slave earrings blunder, Vogue Italia insists on continuing to use shock tactics.

This embarrassing blunder nearly blighted his career before it got off the ground.

He blamed the blunder on his secretary without cause, which made her decide to resign.

He would later call this the biggest blunder of his life.

Being a junior person wearing jeans in a room full of pinstripes could spell 'youthful blunder. '

Then, in a huge blunder, they responded to protests last weekend exactly as Mubarak had: violently.

Two million husbands and wives are not lawfully married because of a Church of England blunder, it was revealed yesterday.

But that was why he could not imagine how the man who had placed them there could have made so gross and obvious a blunder.

So, it was not a serious blunder to entitle him as Duke Spirit.

Thanks to his catastrophic blunder, the other team got two extras.

To change ships in the midst of a storm would be a catastrophic blunder.

Mr Sokol's blunder ought to make 80-year-old Mr Buffett address his own failure.

Games will never scold you even for your most foolish blunder.

I had an arranged marriage and it was a blunder that I did on my honeymoon.

In the case of corporate earnings, it is worse than a mistake, it is a huge blunder.

Sending the bill to the wrong customer was a terrible blunder.

He has admitted to making a blunder by loading up on this stock during the 2008 oil boom, and just before the stock-market crash.

He used his committee appearance to reiterate that he continues to believe the decision to go to war was a massive, strategic blunder.

Our regiment occupied a position that was vital; a blunder now must be destruction.

But we now stand on the cusp of an even larger congressional blunder: cap-and-trade.

Khruschev immediately realized the blunder he had made: he had mistaken his host's bedroom for Bulganin's.

Flower, have pity for the worm, it is not a bee, its love is a blunder and burden.

China cannot afford to ignore the lessons of America's most painful policy blunder on the inflation front.

This shocked the older woman, yet Mr. Keck was totally unaware that he had committed a social blunder.

(VI) Those whose blunder causes fire but has not resulted in heavy losses.

The blunder is doubly embarrassing because this GM maize is an illegal variety that is not allowed for cultivation anywhere in the EU.

The blunder is doubly embarrassing because this GM maize is an illegal variety that is not allowed for cultivation anywhere in the EU.

A tremendous performance (with the exception of one major blunder) against United helped earn him back the respect of all fans.

Taking the wrong medicine was a serious blunder.

If Apple's board hadn't made that blunder, they wouldn't have had to bounce back.

And it seems overwhelmingly likely that the latest plane crash is a tragic blunder-cum-accident.

The most shocking miss of the season I can recall is Inzaghi's blunder against Juve.

This is a bold, selfless move that may prove to be a disastrous blunder.

Man one of God's blunder or is God one of man's blunders?

And in the unlikely case that you too should blunder in the future, you'll be deserving of the same mercy.

The move is a blunder because it glorifies Mr Assange, and also because it confuses a cause with a symptom.

To Keynesian critics the switch to austerity is a colossal blunder.

MAO zedong not only made important force literatures, also appeared blunder in the process of exploring party's discipline construction.

Yet in dealing with one blunder Mr. Brown has made another.

Ireland's finance ministry also uncovered a happy blunder.

This is a gross blunder, which we hope the Kuomintang will correct in the cleansing flames of the anti-Japanese war.

Don' t be afraid of making a blunder. Young people like you need to experience more.

The other great casualty of the Fed's blunder has been the global dollar bloc.

One night, a group of doctors and nurses are saving the life of a dying patient, but they fail because of a blunder of a nurse.

When politicians seek to deaden thatpain and supplant those lessons with hasty fixes of their own, they almostalways blunder.

The military made a colossal blunder.

Emerson Youth is a blunder; manhood a struggle; old age a regret.

But in his view, Iraq was fast becoming a blunder.

He will probably make a blunder at some point. Human beings have that tendency.

I don't know how the blunder happened.

Wells watched Ditka's biblical blunder on local television when he lived in Chicago.

Youth is blunder; manhood a struggle; old age regret.

Tell me when you make mistakes and what you learned from them. Then I can accept that I am OK, even when I blunder.

I'm afraid we must have made some blunder and given offence .

This blunder may well have shaped the future of the entire Pacific Northeast.

To make a silly mistake; blunder.

You have been guilty of a serious blunder.

fear lest we commit an inexcusable blunder.

To blunder away state property is a grave crime.

Youth is a blunder; manhood a struggle; old age a ret.

China's decision to accumulate roughly $2, 000bn in foreign currency reserves was, in my view, a blunder.

a serious and ludicrous blunder.

Happiness is also very difficult, before your heel, A thousand mountains and rivers but blunder away because of Doing not turn a head.

Not working itself is already wrong, and it is a blunder to hurt the hard working people.

Another blunder.

V F4 Y8 WThe other great casualty of the Fed's blunder has been the global dollar bloc.

You will be much happier if you are given a chance to correct your blunder.

How alike in triumph and in blunder.

Dan's blunder was inadvertent and we forgave him.

"A blunder, " said Tyrion.

I think that I committed a blunder in asking her because she seemed very upset by my question.

If love isn't one big blunder.

I hope you will not blunder again.

Better bring back some Oil. We didn't go into Iraq just to Kill 1 Million Iraqis and lose 5, 000 US Soldiers! Iraq = BLUNDER!

A badly written book is only a blunder. A bad translation of a good book is a crime. (Gilbert Highet)

One post on the blog DailyKos. com called Obama's decision to vote for the bill a "sellout" and a "tactical blunder. " iReport. com

The patient died after he was infected as a result of a hospital blunder

Study of the treatment and improvement of power blunder of 7-spectrophotometer

Test and Analysis of Blunder on Height Abnormality in GPS Height Conversion

The act of fail, to blunder, to make a snafu, or catastrophe

commit murder, suicide, theft, a blunder, an unforgiveable error, etc

The chief blunder of many scholars in doing reseach work

Error or Blunder Analysis in Travers Survey

blunder: a stupid or careless mistake

His statement is full of blunder

Determining the Value of Blunder for Leaser Square Method

Blunder in the flower field