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Her mother would later speculate that Margarite desperately needed to feel noticed and special.

Tears almost welled up in her eyes, but she kept up appearances desperately.

Manchester United are desperately trying to prise the Bulgarian away from Tottenham - but as yet have been unable to strike a deal.

He tried desperately to persuade the authorities of his true identity right up to the day of his death, and failed.

Kinshasa, desperately poor with its streets full of hawkers and smell of diesel and sewage, is alien, but Gracia has got to stay.

The gay community was full of men like me: boys still desperately seeking to crack the code of real manliness.

Since the bottom is lonely desperately of guy. As he said it, we may really like.

He makes love to his wife while she slumbers, desperately trying to quench the thirst that love and marriage and her silence awaken in him.

He desperately wants to be an actor, so you'll have to give him time to get it out of his system.

As he tries to get his lines just right, a production crew tries desperately to shape him into a star by advising him over a loudspeaker.

Pedrito arched his back against the mattress, desperately trying to form an air space.

pretend to understand type new to a unit, obviously do not know what, but also desperately pretended to know everything looks like.

He transformed back into a rat and went searching desperately for his old master, Voldermort.

The doctor has told me that she does not have much longer to live. Since she has been so desperately ill, the old Duke has not been back.

Standing next to me was an old woman, she is carrying a parcel, the face rises very red, desperately out of the atmosphere.

But everybody in the financial industry is desperately trying to figure out what the margin of error might be.

I would see she was a drowning woman searching for buoy desperately, if i have look close. It's fortunate to her that she found one.

Until I fell on the ground, there is a moment I seem to be with him, it was a vacuum in the world, I desperately want to pull him!

I stumble to my feet desperately trying to coordinate my limbs into a fighting stance.

When I saw him he was always cheerful, sometimes desperately cheerful, and he made good jokes and was a good companion.

I go over to see it, the dog has look at me, has taken a sniff at Barbecued Spare Ribs in my hand again, chasing me desperately.

Away from the city center, locals have been desperately trying to save their possessions and property.

Bradbury and his wife walked home and along the way he told his wife that he desperately wanted to work with Kelly.

The outburst was muffled at first, as Anderson desperately covered his mouth, but it soon grew so intense that he had to leave the grave.

Trying to look calm, I showed them my empty hands and desperately tried to look unthreatening.

Pakistani authorities say the rumors are baseless and are desperately trying to get the word out to prevent a spread of disorder.

Gunshots can be heard, and the next day neighbors desperately trawl the morgues looking for the bodies of their friends.

they were swearing desperately and fighting , trying to pull a boot from one another.

loss: But, she did not love me, and I are still desperately in love with her, and that more unfair ah!

Britain then spent years desperately trying to join in the face of repeated rebuffs and eventually gained admission only in 1972.

You can see Apple and its board desperately trying to convince us that Tim Cook is great, and I'm sure he is and will do fine.

The dark is desperately trying to get the ball back and we intend to score yet again.

I remember desperately wanting to hold on to this pattern, trying to savor the wakefulness when everything outside was quiet and dark.

Poor Jo tried desperately to be good, but her bosom enemy was always ready to flame up and defeat her.

It tries desperately to convince me that I shouldn't keep going; that it just wants me to be safe.

She was desperately lonely and yet she had no privacy.

People are turned away, even a child I saw carried in desperately by his mother.

We desperately need that and the power of a God who can motivate you to believe that you can become what you want to become.

Mrs. McCain replied that the child desperately needed surgery and years of rehabilitation.

This open letter is based on an interview I conducted with a contractor who's desperately trying to keep his head above water.

But what happens when the familiar becomes unsafe, when the fear that we have been desperately trying to avoid finds us where we live?

Instead, it was probably the result of a malfunctioning computer desperately trying to get the attention of a technician.

Jennifer Lopez has again denied constant media speculation she is desperately trying to conceive a baby with her husband Marc Anthony.

Soon the two of you will have pained expressions on your faces as you desperately search for a way out.

If we stop to take one of these breaks that you think you so desperately need, people die.

Changfeng is about to fall asleep, the phone rings desperately as if a rat is struggling to get off the clip.

"Umm, " I stammered trying desperately to think of a way out, "I am really out of practice. I'm not sure if I can do it. "

Soon after Shane's mother contacted him about I. O. U. and found he had been desperately trying to get in contact with them.

In Germany, firefighters and soldiers are desperately trying to reinforce strained riverbanks.

she was constantly pained by the sight of the white - faced , ragged men who slopped desperately by her in a sort of wretched mental stupor.

I was desperately trying to pick out the Brits but it was tough, there were at least a thousand dancers between me and them.

More than titles and degrees, though, I desperately wanted to be happy, or at least happier than I had been.

I won't think of it now, " she said desperately, burying her face in the pillow. "

It is possible to put a positive spin on anything, as the desperately positive recent comments of some central bankers have shown.

It is enough to stop this, desperately struggling in the grade in the forefront, as if fighting is endless.

He stretched out his hand desperately as if to snatch only a wisp of air, to save a fragment of the spot that she had made lovely for him.

A brief scream was stifled as her throat closed up and she tried desperately to escape to turn to scratch him with her nails.

Tessie Hutchinson was in the center of a cleared space by now, and she held her hands out desperately as the villagers moved in on her.

The British have been a people trying desperately to hold back a booming rendition of God Save the Queen.

Emily desperately searched all over the place for her lost engagement ring. In her words, she has left no stone unturned in her house.

'Oh, there's no use in talking to him, ' said Alice desperately: 'he's perfectly idiotic! ' And she opened the door and went in.

While Brown was my No. 1 choice, Penn was a close second, and I desperately wanted to make sure I got into one of the two.

"It's literally like living in heaven on Earth, " he said of the island, but "I guess I could say I'm desperately lonely sometimes. "

So, during the past few weeks, the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve have been desperately trying to fight that freeze.

Then be dove suddenly and the old man saw flying fish spurt out of the water and sail desperately over the surface.

When I passed through the gay world years later as a young man, I saw the same thing -- men desperately trying to connect with other men.

Young Jesse soon took to the stage himself, and by his early teens, he discovered that acting was an outlet he desperately needed.

If you start each day desperately wishing for an extra hour in bed, the following is likely to leave you feeling even more grumpy.

The sisters were in poor financial health and desperately wanted at least part of the frozen funds released.

Confuse it! Harry said desperately to Ron, and, seizing a tap, he threw it as hard as he could against the wall.

From a passenger ship, everyone can see a thin bearded man on a small island, shouting and desperately waving his hands.

The wind of heaven blows, The anchor desperately clutches the mud, and my boat is beating its breast against the chain.

The reason? For two hours I've been desperately trying to balance giant rocks on top of each other. And failing badly.

He cut desperately at me rope in an attempt to free his foot.

He spent his last years crippled by strokes, desperately trying to pay off his debts.

Called in by a panicking board, Hayden found himself back in charge as Executive Chairman, trying desperately to rescue what he could.

"Please let me in, " says the man desperately. "I forgot to buy a turkey, and my wife will kill me if I don't come home with one. "

Her son desperately wants to know of the reality of his mother.

But the cash is also desperately needed by producers trying to consolidate and upgrade mines that are the world's deadliest.

I called in sick to work for a few days after the attack, but I soon went back because I desperately needed some normality.

Ben desperately tried to locate his mother, but instead felt her death in a wave of Force energy.

The Rockets desperately need to work on their FT shooting and passing, geez. It was an ugly win, but I'll take it.

Everybody agrees that Ethiopia with its 80 million, and growing, population need energy desperately (a lot of it, as a matter of fact).

Fall, it's blowing in the slightest breeze, the dancing. The wind stopped it in the long desperately like to know the upcoming winter.

The US is desperately trying to create animosity in that area, it might work in the short term, but in the long term, peace will win.

All around the school, teachers were desperately trying to hide and soothe children.

Photographic and video records had to be kept to help identify the dead, as shaken people hunted desperately for missing loved ones.

European politicians are desperately trying to cram the genie back into the bottle.

I rather enjoy looking at a nubile beautiful yoga teacher posing in front of me, as I try desperately to imitate her flexibility.

Oh, Ben, if you only knew. I wanted desperately to be with you again. To touch your face, your hair. Feel your warm kiss.

Oh, Ben, if you only knew. I wanted desperately to be with you again. To touch your face, your hair. Feel your warm kiss.

Oh, Ben, if you only knew. I wanted desperately to be with you aga in. To touch your face, your ha ir. Feel your warm kiss.

Today, this rarely heard little fact of its history is something that the Planned Parenthood people desperately attempt to hide.

Having said all that, the club desperately needs to win this match to get our league hopes back on the right track.

I struggled desperately wanted to cry, while filling a little bit of effort is not.

I stretch my neck, and open my arms wide, as if desperately wanting to hold someone tight.

NEYTIRI shoves with one free leg, desperately trying to pull her other leg out.

The AU is trying to improve its peacekeeping capacity, but is desperately short of resources.

The third man started searching desperately through his pockets and finally pulled out a pair of women's glasses.

It took carpal tunnel syndrome and an inflexible corporate environment for me to realize that I desperately needed a change.

The Biancocelesti have had a disastrous season, and currently languish in a desperately disappointing 12th position in Serie A.

Help is still desperately needed even a year from the seismic tremor.

Desperately, she grabbed the skirts of a woman's coat and hauled herself to her feet.

The poor guy has been out of the limelight for years now, desperately vying for attention against the iPhone and iPad.

It is little wonder, then, that after Bhatti's assassination, many desperately wish to leave.

Had I looked closer, I should have seen she was a drowning women, desperately in search of a life raft.

Reed said the Iraqis are not feeling enough pressure to make the tough political decisions that are desperately needed.

He desperately wanted to be free and eventually Harry Potter managed to trick Lucius Malfoy into giving Dobby an old sock.

Liu Deyun desperately for help, constantly beating with a brick down his things, there is no response, again over the last comatose .

He waved desperately to his companion , who had been water-skiing for the last fifteen minutes .

Nora thought it was providential that they had asked her to visit just now, when she so desperately needed pampering.

Sammy Kessler was hunched in a position of agony over his paper , his eyes flicking desperately over at Rudolph .

He is up to his ears in debt. He desperately wants to liquidate his fixed assets to pay the debts.

I'm down on my knees and the neighbors can see, That I regret so desperately.

US banks suffering the effects of the global credit squeeze have been able to tap desperately needed capital.

An expert of the meteorological station said: " This winter will be very cold, look. Those Indians are desperately accumulating firewood. "

Like everyone else on Wall Street, I'm desperately trying to do something when there is precious little to do.

Bankers are desperately trying to placate their critics.

It's a brave decision for a man who's desperately in need of positive swing thoughts as he struggles to keep his game from falling apart.

But most dads desperately want the opportunity to guide and advise their daughters. They're just not always good at talking about emotions.

I reluctantly went with him, even though I desperately wanted to stay in the first place that really seemed like home.

So welcome Mr Lugo, because Paraguay desperately needs change and a democracy worth the name.

The other was the eagerness of war-weary intelligence operatives who saw a mirage and desperately wanted it to be real.

You are forced to wait until it clears before you find a poor boy desperately trying to get away from the old woman's punishment.

We are desperately looking for something that is under women's control (and diaphragm use is) to see if it reduces the risk.

I hope some of you will think also about serving in other parts of the world, where your skills may be even more desperately needed.

He desperately wants to win the Premier League with Liverpool and every season that he does not do it hurts a bit more.

The nope ties up the "sheep boy" was untied by the police, The boy longing for the freedom pull the gate of sheepfold desperately to exit.

These children desperately need help to tackle their problems but feel they have no one to turn to.

It desperately wants community but it doesn't want authority and yet you cannot have community without authority.

She desperately wanted to do advanced studies, but her mother refused.

Today, a boy in a wheelchair saw me desperately struggling on crutches with my broken leg and offered to carry my backpack and books for me.

We started from desperately searching customers and ended up in permanently cooperating with them.

I shall be hoping desperately that things go our way and he'll be doing the same.

I shouted desperately, throwing water over him to put out the flames.

With the suckling, Allen shook his head violently and arched his hip into Kanda's mouth desperately.

I had the feeling that Dasey knew she was dying and desperately needed to be prepared for this huge and final journey.

United went close on several occasions but, heading into the last ten minutes, the young Reds were still desperately seeking an equaliser.

THERE is a group of people whose numbers the British Government desperately wants to see dropping.

What they desperately needed (and what we need), and what God, in amazing grace was ready to give, was forgiveness.

Whether in poetry or in online video clips, it is Mr Meckel's sort of place that Thais need desperately to find today.

I saw it as somebody who. . . she wanted so desperately for someone to call her out.

He said she was desperately unhappy.

Ironically, the NEP was aimed to help small businessmen - the very same people that the Obama economy so desperately needs nowadays.

Suning from the past week the market view, their marriage will no doubt wonder, the index rose desperately, Suning why you trouble?

It was clear that the man desperately wanted to speak, but a uniformed Turkish policeman was quickly heading toward him.

Status Offline . . . , several issues regarding safety desperately to be addressed concerning the behavior of everyone on the road.

Desperately he tried to back the car out of the sand bank. But the wheels only spun deeper in the soft sand.

Snatching the eternal out of the desperately fleeting is the great magic trick of human existence .

She always seems to be desperately busy!

But Socrates also jumped into the river and pulled his head into water desperately.

I know that I am a very lucky mother, indeed, to have such a wonderful little girl, who wanted so desperately to share her heart with me.

If I get the feeling that a person desperately wants something from me (not including one of my kids), I am more reluctant to give it up.

Every year, thousands of loggerhead sea turtles hatch on the beaches of Florida and flap desperately toward the sanctuary of the surf.

It was the dog that the widow had seen earlier, a poor anemic creature running desperately around us in circles.

BBC News---The Chinese government is desperately trying to cool down an overheating property market.

Capital projects are being cut by every operator and, after years of desperately searching for labour, lay-offs have begun.

For all his technocratic brilliance, however, Gamal desperately lacks any hint of a common touch.

She recalls the crying scene after Hanks' men have desperately attempted to save the life of the company medic.

The woman turns her house upside down, searching desperately for her lost coin.

Yet on any given day one individual might desperately need a reliable charge for her car.

In societies where women cannot be seen by a male health worker, access to health care may be desperately limited.

They so desperately wanted me to win that they hired a calligraphy teacher to teach me to write the hardest form of calligraphy.

The more timid of her two sons, Rajiv, Rahul's late father, was desperately reluctant to enter politics.

If the Fed contracts this money, it risks harming the banks it desperately wants to see bailed out.

Mike and I sat there uncertain of his message. He sounded cruel, yet we could sense he was desperately wanting us to know something.

I wanted to scream and searched desperately for any signs that would guide me to a painless reclusion .

Everyone wants to know the answer , the answer may have many kinds , but acknowledged, He may be the kind of professionalism desperately .

The ship appeared to tug owners, they are a big ship waves of turbine, desperately against.

An Indian may be desperately poor and yet say he is happy; an American may be well fed yet fed up.

But he wants it desperately. I mean, it's as if his life depends on it.

Communications technologies were used to coordinate aid, optimize resources and provide desperately sought information about the victims.

Even realizing this at the moment though I composedly confess, which could only desperately firm that void.

This sweltering, desperately poor country appears to be one of the world's most forgotten places.

The desperately convoluted deal between the stock exchange groups of Tokyo and Osaka is an amusing distraction from general market gloom.

But I think there's a national conversation that desperately needs to occur, and I'd love to begin it with HuffPost readers.

I just came up with it now because I desperately want to coin a phrase of my own, so I can be cool, too.

but the west desperately needs such heroism if it is to generate the surpluses to pay down debt and provide work.

The hit-and-run suspect then hit two more vehicles when he desperately attempted to flee, which resulted in a police chase with helicopters.

Well, like most women, I crave chocolate and have been known to scoff three bars of Galaxy in one go if I desperately need a sugar fix.

He clubbed desperately at what he could only feel and hear and he felt something seized the club and it was gone.

BBC News---The Chinese government is desperately trying to cool down an overheating market.

You won't be able to see results overnight, no matter how desperately you would want to.

And the other party ensign, is still in the top of the hill, and he desperately flying towards oneself and fired.

The experts and policy makers who so desperately want to take action have failed to tell a compelling story about why they're so afraid.

The enemy is fighting desperately, but we already expected that.

Her car had broken down and she desperately needed help. Wet to her core, she signalled to the passers by.

But if he wants to be a singer or actor or something like that, I would oppose to the job desperately.

Though desperately poor, she signed up for a deal that supplied one volume of "World's Greatest Literature" every month at 39 cents a book.

In love, please running bravely, confirmedly and desperately, then even though tumbling, you also can say like this: We are florid.

Beyond Olympus, many investors -- and many Japanese executives -- have said the country's corporate culture desperately needs to change.

Would my neighbor hire a robotics graduate for one of the systems engineering positions his company desperately needs to fill?

'I desperately wanted to say goodbye, but her parents told me I wasn't welcome at her funeral'

US leadership, he said, was "desperately needed" to secure a deal.

As the grades grew steeper and the curves sharper, my sense of control faltered, "It's all in your head, " I kept repeating desperately.

You do not need to be the very best here in order to make enormous contributions to a world that desperately needs you.

So, he has been differing desperately to her tone, but she never and really once grudged him while the beginning knows.

Desperately, he decided to try to run upstairs and warn the family.

We desperately need the kind of moral and principled leadership that Aung San Suu Kyi would provide.

Forty yards downstream, a bus rocked like a whale stranded in surf, with three people clinging desperately to the top.

It's a province that desperately needs development, and better security so we're delighted to have the American troops coming.

It is the biggest prize and yes, absolutely, the club should have had more European Cups and Alex desperately wants another European Cup.

Life without a difficulty to surmount, or an obstacle to struggle against, would be desperately dull.

Equipment and engineers are in desperately short supply for all mining projects at the moment.

Which all goes to suggest that the Islamists may indeed be intent on bringing peace and prosperity to a country desperately in need of both.

"Researchers are desperately trying to find ways to regrow fingers and even limbs, " Highfield says.

Include an amount of discretionary money into your budget to spend on things that you might not desperately need, but would make you smile.

Had I looked closer, I'd have seen that Gabrielle was a drowning woman desperately in search of a life raft.

Moving Out of Poverty finds that even in desperately poor or conflict-affected places, people retain initiative to survive and get ahead.

"Hermione, let me read your composition, " said Ron desperately, checking his watch.

Pat, do not tighten the upper body, desperately to ride, be sure to relax hands, arms and facial muscles.

Open your eyes, a beautiful wife is devils stood beside me, one hand desperately tugged at my ear.

But Britain and France were drastically diminished colonial powers holding desperately to the last remnants of empire in Africa and Asia.

He says he understands the frustration of aid workers who are not able to quickly reach the survivors with desperately needed assistance.

He was a living, breathing rollercoaster and I desperately wanted to get off.

Lin was overlooked by most NBA teams until the New York Knicks, desperately looking for a point guard, picked him.

The tiny fingers clawed desperately underneath the edge of the door.

And yet investors may be willing to gamble, despite the higher fees, because they desperately need high returns.

And you probably have resources the cause needs desperately, even if it isn't money.

In theory, I could try to do the whole lot myself, but the work is desperately repetitive and I suspect I would go mad.

Sam Van Veluw came up with this interesting idea, one night, at a music concert, while he was desperately looking for a public toilet.

Here, Spencer's mom tries desperately to get Spencer to give away some of his gazillion toys.

Ask 200 million of the poorest families who are probably spending more, and desperately trying to earn more, because a child is disabled.

Given that he's desperately in love with you, he probably . . . . . .

The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who can understand it.

The Australian mining company desperately needs the cash in order to pay off $19 billion in debt over the next two years.

People were so desperately hungry, they began to eat small animals and many things not normally considered edible, including tulip bulbs.

'No, Mr Jaggers! ' cried the man desperately, tears in his eyes. 'Don't say you're against him! I'll pay anything! '

Still, what really scares South Koreans is not the North's military but its desperately poor civilian population.

Some fear that she seeks to maximise her power and may, if elected, not push through reforms that Ukraine desperately needs.

But instead of the thousands of local facilities Britain desperately needs, it will get a handful of massive useless ones.

Paul, meanwhile, was desperately trying to get his family to release the couple's life savings.

At the same time kids this age are increasingly aware of how others especially their peers see them and are desperately trying to fit in.

And rescuers are digging desperately through the ruins of toppled buildings in parts of Christchurch.

It is desperately hard to speak up in any organisation.

As EU politicians desperately try to save euro, plans emerge to deepen the union, widening Brussels regulatory powers.

Not to mention, in the famous Christmas story with Mr. Scrooge, Timmy is the little boy that desperately needs help.

Four consecutive washes later, my hair still smells like salad dressing and I'm desperately searching for ways to get it off.

We're completely overwhelmed, there'd better be other people coming quickly to help us out - I mean, the response has been desperately slow.

The man in the sea desperately tried to get the side.

Paramedics, primarily health care specialists and public health specialists including epidemiologists are also desperately needed.

On top of it all he was desperately in love with this boy whom he had told us about the first day.

It is as hard to imagine cracking a joke with Romeo as it is with Young Werther, both of them seem differently but desperately intense.

Although the doctor tried desperately to save the crushed bones, he finally had to amputate the fingers from both the boy's hands.

Although he tried desperately to make love to her, she repulsed his attention.

And at a time of economic hardship, it means forgoing jobs that we desperately need.

Giorgio Armani desperately wanted Maldini to model his clothes when he kitted out the Azzurri for the 1998 World Cup. The player declined.

He cut desperately at the rope in an attempt to free his foot.

East Germany was on the verge of bankruptcy and desperately negotiating with West Germany for a loan.

The two most likely to desperately need another half are Libra and Scorpio, though for not the same reasons.