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Put bluntly, governments have to step up to the plate, as [U. S. President Franklin] Roosevelt did in the Great Depression.

He gave reporters free access to meetings in which the bleak progress of the drive against the Taliban was bluntly discussed.

Put bluntly, countries and companies from around the world did not dare snub the rising and occasionally abrasive power by not turning up.

Said bluntly , of course repeatedly violence, malpractices, the only course that the perpetrators of the violence is nothing Chishi dog.

That was when one of our classmates put up her hand and bluntly asked us if we were Christians, to which we said yes.

His ex-wife, Elizabeth, has put it more bluntly: "That little boy didn't stand any chance of any normal sort of life. "

He said bluntly and out of left field, "You know that I was a criminal, right? "

The WPP boss explains bluntly: "Why did I pick Charlotte Beers? She had the attention span of a gnat, but she was fantastic. "

Elsewhere, he put it more bluntly: "This business about a graceful exit just simply has no realism to it at all. "

To put it more bluntly: the United States is in the beginning of a period of relative decline.

To put it more bluntly, the business was hemorrhaging cash and would have continued to do so.

But this promise was, as Time magazine bluntly put it, a "scam. "

"I'm sure you could use the money, " he said, bluntly.

One must speak of him bluntly and, if need be, with the appropriate contempt.

To put the point bluntly, there exist more or less useful ways of making a fortune.

Or, to put it more bluntly, he ordered his army to inflict starvation on every man, woman and child in Misrata.

To put it bluntly, whoever controls this technology can control the minds of men-all men.

Or to put it more bluntly: what happens when $5m is wired into your company's bank account?

To put it more bluntly: the US must learn to receive India's "smart power" as much as it is willing to bestow its own onto India.

"The European economy is in decline, " he said bluntly. "Times have changed. "

I spent three whole nights dancing in the tent and after that Qaddafi bluntly told me that I would become his permanent mistress.

The head of another financial communications firm, who asked not to be named, puts it more bluntly, saying: "Rich people hate the press. "

To put it bluntly, participants have to fear the consequences of making serious mistakes, not just be told to stop.

To put it bluntly, the essence of double or multiple standards is still one standard, namely, the standard of one country.

Magic put it bluntly, is a kind of entertainment, easy to see, in order to Enjoy a taste of.

But there was the danger of his breaking through my defense bluntly .

However, only a few instructors I've seen tell their students bluntly about their capabilities and prevent them from overestimation.

I grew up in a Queensland country town where people spoke their minds bluntly.

To put it bluntly, one's research is only as a good as one's proposal.

At the summit, Mr Berlusconi was told bluntly to go away and come back in three days' time with a credible plan to reform his country.

Bluntly (for she had a tart tongue, lubricated with cigarettes and beer), she dismissed "the primacy of agriculture" in human history.

Determined to join the Royal Theater, he presented himself to the theater's director, who bluntly advised the uneducated youth to go home.

He did the opposite by bluntly dismissing lending in the last resort and denying that he and his colleagues discussed Italian yields.

To have someone from a different culture stating it so bluntly that their approach is superior was not going to remain without attention.

He knew the Potions professor would try to "collect" Harry and bluntly tells Harry to let him.

To put it bluntly: if we miss the poor, we miss the point.

Like the first point: In fact, business enterprises, put it bluntly, just wanted to break the first to make money.

Stan Shih, Acer's founder, who no longer manages the company but retains a board seat, put it more bluntly.

Her monumental task -- to rescue one of the nation's most troubled education systems -- is one she assesses very bluntly.

To put it bluntly, we are very thin, and a crisis would quickly stress our cyber forces.

Ah you die can not be reconciled, however, to see if I wear slippers, you'll put it bluntly, slippers, I dragged out.

"It won't happen, " he said bluntly, in response to the Republican proposal.

"They would open fire, " Spiderman replied bluntly, his mouth half full with fluorescent pink candy.

Asked what will happen if the system is not reformed, Mr Specter says bluntly: "The alternative is absolute disaster. "

At annual physical exam, doctor bluntly ordered us to leave this unhealthy pattern of life behind.

When Buddha was asked, near the end of his life, to describe his secret, he answered bluntly: "I'm awake" .

We think it is consequently fair to say, to put it very bluntly, that when a man dies, he is dead.

To put it bluntly, the banking system has been gaming the taxpayer on an intolerable scale.

With all eyes on Chinese development, some American officials still bluntly criticize China for repressing its own people.

The United States embassy stated bluntly that the result was "inconsistent" with reports by numerous election observers.

Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, has said bluntly that discretionary fiscal policy should be "avoided" .

"If a woman is a girlie girl, a sissy girl, I can't deal with that, " Auriemma says bluntly.

Another initiative is called bluntly "Defenestration 2010" .

To put it bluntly, classical chemical theory predicts that cars should not start in the morning.

And when they complain, they don't get coddled or promised better things: They get bluntly shown the door.

Most of the cheap and simple inventions have, to put it bluntly, been made.

I'm sorry if I put it bluntly, but you'll never get anywhere in business by sticking your head in the sand.

Put bluntly, it was a form of white colonisation.

Jane: A cat in gloves catches no mice , Jill. Tell her bluntly that you need the money.

By marginalizing these voices, we are to put it bluntly: censors, worst type of censors, since we advocate "free speech" .

California's much-vaunted high-speed rail project is, to put it bluntly, a train wreck.

On Wednesday, Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said bluntly that the Japanese hunt was not science, but "the slaughter of whales. "

To put it bluntly, China boasts a booming econmy, which boosted our confidence and blurred the division between us and rich economies.

More than once, he stated bluntly that there would be "no taxpayer money on the line" for Lehman.

In that case, China will have to speak out more bluntly than it has yet cared to.

Some scholars said bluntly that the Internet had indeed built a direct link between the grassroots and the central power.

The British Minister Mark Malloch Brown bluntly told reporters "Mr. Mugabe has to go. "

Put bluntly, to not accept Greek bonds is to end Greece's membership in the euro, with all the consequences.

Bluntly, starting a business takes energy, and you need to be able to give it 100 percent.

Would you mind if I bluntly call you a workaholic who almost forgets our love?

To put it bluntly, he needed the money.

If the hair in the center of the Y is too long, pull it up straight and trim it bluntly.

The generals , to put it bluntly, are busy elsewhere putting out fires they started years ago .

Beijing has bluntly warned international oil companies against concluding exploration contracts in areas Vietnam claims as its EEZ.

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Yes, it is going to meet the challenges first more bluntly than most others.

Viktor Yuschenko, the Ukrainian president, put these neighbors'fears bluntly: "What has happened is a threat to everyone. "

I contend, quite bluntly , that marking up a book is not an act of mutilation but love.

I contend, quite bluntly, that marking up a book is not an act of mutilation but of love.

One said to me bluntly that the Bosnians "should pull themselves together. "

To put it bluntly, I think you have made a complete mess of things.

" To Put it bluntly, it is full of lies and fabrications, " Mizushima said.

Greece was told, bluntly and publicly, immediately to embark on a radical programme of privatisation.

A song on the charts just recently stated the message pretty bluntly: "I Want Your Sex" was the title of it.

Bluntly, starting a business takes energy, and you need tobe able to give it 100 percent.

The president bluntly stated that "all people should be free to speak their minds. That includes ethnic and religious minorities in China. "

Three years ago at the same lectern here, Mr. Gates's predecessor, Donald H. Rumsfeld, bluntly criticized China's swift military buildup.

Peter Chou, chief executive of Taiwan's HTC Corporation, put it more bluntly last week, saying "everyone is overreacting" .

Parents all know that children make it harder to do some of the most enjoyable adult things. Bluntly put, kids can get between you.

The king of Jordan, to the south, hitherto cautiously neutral, has bluntly told Mr Assad to go.

Put bluntly, the United States is taking the rise of China much more seriously.

His visual message, which he could never articulate so bluntly, is that although he is black, he is not threatening.

When I asked him what the extra work is, the worker bluntly told me that I might need to offer erotic services to the boss.

Your composition, to put it bluntly, is ill? written.

"I need a heart transplant. " Without it, he added bluntly, he would die.

To put it bluntly, it's a ruse on the part of large scale interest groups for the future.

Regional governors were bluntly told to avoid similar incidents happening again.

And he spoke bluntly of the need to promote democracy, religious freedom, and women's rights.

The IEA bluntly says consumers and governments globally are doing too little to improve energy-supply security and to cut pollution.

He says bluntly, that "a listed company can only sponsor projects that have a clear function in income acquisition" .

Hammond bluntly, if really necessary, the use of anti-aircraft missiles to defend the Olympic Games is not impossible.

Putting it bluntly, do you think Robert has thrown in the towel prematurely?

Chinese delegate Xu Huaqing bluntly said rich states had to do the most to allow the poor to burn more energy to end poverty.

To put it bluntly , I think your chances of getting admitted are slim to none.

To put it bluntly: Neuer cheated, and then boasted about it.

Czech person is in this respect most adventure, the person of 65% admits he ever had had unreliability action with new partner bluntly.

An industry observer puts it more bluntly: Having been fine-tuned, nuclear plants have become "cash cows. "

A newspaper once carried an editorial which stated bluntly that half the city council were crooks.

The dominant features of today's economy is that erstwhile private borrowers are, to put it bluntly, bust.

Bluntly speaking, the impact of the possible reshuffle of the entire market.

To put it bluntly, when we pass our stress on to others, we violate the Golden Rule.

Putting it bluntly, the college is a place to be greedy .

The state's decisive role in the Chinese economy allowed it to respond bluntly and effectively to the recent global financial crisis.

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"We are a team, it's not right and we don't want to look for who was at fault, " Cannavaro bluntly told reporters.

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One of Iran's aims is, bluntly, to make America fail.

To put it bluntly, these have not worked.

While many Turtles like DiMaria thought Dennis was playing favorites, Mike Cavallo bluntly disagreed.

To reject bluntly , often disdainfully ; snub .

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"Why do you live with him? " Rudolph asked bluntly.

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Fiat's Sergio Marchionne had spoken too bluntly about the need to cut capacity in Europe, and RHJ was portrayed as a vulture investor.

I hope you'll pardon me if I speak bluntly.

"What were you shooting at, at the bend? " Agustin asked bluntly.

Mikhail Shneider, an organizer of the 1991 resistance, put it bluntly: 'We live in a country where the coup plotters have finally won. 'Mr.

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Great Bear speak bluntly " theory jin sell " it is to reveal oneself .

According to the official, Mr. Medford told them bluntly: Toyota was taking too long to respond to safety issues.

Most officials dare not say this so bluntly, but they admit that change is needed.

"Why did you recall me? " Dinin asked bluntly as he took his place beside the desk. "I had infiltrated Vandree fully. "

For this price, Sun Deliang bluntly that the domestic industry B2B industry is profiteering .

Some diplomats bluntly say China is becoming arrogant.

Others put it more bluntly: "an armed society is a polite society" .

The Pope bluntly told the world's priests yesterday to stay celibate.

As Guo bluntly told me, "You are facing transformation, too. "

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"We have nothing else, " Mr Paulson replied bluntly.

In the second letter Peter bluntly warned the churches against false teachers.

The US is failing to lead on the environment, Sarkozy says bluntly.

Put bluntly, the Democrats are messing him around.

pro - american governments , such as egypt and saudi arabia , bluntly blame hizbullah for this latest wasteful war.

To put it bluntly, a film critic should have a hobby.

But Marbury then said bluntly that he will regain strength should use their own preemptive position.

But this quest has failed, the minister said bluntly.

"You need to learn how to say no, " he said bluntly.

To speak bluntly, that student is sure to fail the English examination.

You talk to your boss so bluntly, aren't you afraid that he will give you a hard time?

Put more bluntly, that means guns, money and ideas.

Immelt isn't the first CEO to break ranks and talk bluntly about the problems multinationals grappled with in China.

Put bluntly: Wall Street will never be the same.

"It's bullshit, " one expert tells me bluntly.

After a moment of calculation, I asked bluntly, "when did this happen? "

Hours later he gathered his brothers and sisters in the living room and talked bluntly about the future.

Every night I cry is certainly someone Zhuangshennonggui, tonight I went to put it bluntly, she was!

For the cottage in English, many foreigners have also bluntly "too funny, do not understand What is the meaning. "

Put bluntly, not becoming emotionally involved insome ways could not only increase medical costs but significantly harm thepatient.

TIME: You're a brave man. You talk bluntly about a lot of things in your book.

It is improper to criticise others bluntly.

And in April, Zoellick bluntly declared the era of the "Third World" over.

Mulroy bluntly forced citizens to use less water.

To speak bluntly, you are sure to fail.

And, bluntly, I'm wary of bonds at any price.

Let us state it bluntly.

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Put more bluntly, the problem is that they are "congested, poorly planned and dangerous" .

One economist close to the prime minister says bluntly: "I think Putin wants to know how long he can afford to do nothing. "

"Put bluntly, it's a competition over scarce women" , says Ravinder Kaur of the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi.

Did Mr Obama speak so bluntly?

Jack bluntly told us that if we wanted his vote, we must bring Mandela to the Caribbean.

At the same time, he bluntly admonished that the Chinese must 'play by the rules. '

Put bluntly, we are headed for about another 0. 5C of warming whatever we do.

I will bluntly give you my opinion.

Putting it bluntly , this is dream talk.

i went broke , " he put it bluntly" .

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A new survey from human-resources consultants Mercer LLC puts the state of affairs bluntly:

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The wise politely refuse; the foolish bluntly turn it down