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He described his mission as an effort to turn Thailand's opposition protest movement into a full blown rebellion.

I must repeat that there has never been any 'for sale' sign around his neck, this story has been blown out of proportion by the media.

The leaves enter the vortex, swirl around for perhaps a few dozen times and then are blown out in an unpredictable way.

Tons of paper had flown through the air when the towers collapsed. Some of it had been blown through the broken windows of nearby buildings.

It turned out to be a cement crusher, which had illegally set up and operated in some back yard and blown all over, she explains.

Trufa awoke and to her amazement found that she was no longer handing on the tree. The wind had blown her down while she was asleep.

With tput and a bit of work, you can create a full-blown, menu-driven shell script that will look great!

The Head of ICRC Operations, Pierre Kraehenbuehl, called it a full blown humanitarian crisis.

That's a rookie move, and you hate to see it. You always side with the wife - even if she's got a full-blown case of the crazies.

I felt as intensely for them as you might feel for a cloud, for a flower, for a leaf blown by the wind, or for the human face.

Visitors are greeted by a bronze rabbit, 11 feet long with ears blown back as if by the wind.

The wind had blown some dead leaves through the door into the church, and I watched them dancing in the sunlight near the grave.

Lieutenant Colonel Patton's aide had been experienced wars and many setbacks, in an accident in his eyes was blown blind.

Like the wind dunk as pain memories were blown, but love is in imperceptible in the cold.

Sorrow is like the wind, stop to do not come down, and again a blow burst from the family has blown, from GuoZiYi head blowing.

I had the feeling we were going to get blown out tonight. Yao getting in early foul trouble seems to have sealed it.

These cilia wave back and forth to push mucus either to the back of the throat where it can be swallowed, or to the nose to be blown out.

More importantly, when the gust of his presumptuousness had blown over, a quick glance around the cabin showed that he had a point.

TV stations also reported that windows were blown out in a Hualien hotel and that there was minor property damage in Taipei.

Our house was blown up in an air raid.

At the other end of the street is a brightly coloured mall with its windows blown out but a hole in the wall already mended.

The hissing of the water rent the air with a deafening sound, and the vapor, blown by the wind, fell in rain upon the sea.

At one point it looked as if full-blown nationalisation might be on the cards, but the government now insists that this is not an option.

Jobs' attitude throughout was, as he said about 10 minutes in, that the whole thing was "blown out of proportion. "

Frank Lucas: It dont mean nothing to me for you to show up tomorrow morning with your head blown off.

Mr. Woodhouse was afraid that his guests might be blown sick by the wind.

Many feared it had been looted, sold or blown up in missile strikes.

Normal couples go through similar things everyday, but since this program involves celebrities, it is usually blown out of proportion.

I do not know, towards which direction is the wind blown.

We shall never allow that torch of freedom to be blown out, however high the wind or stormy the tempest.

Tony was blown away by the number of friends that came out to his first solo exhibition.

It was from the Mac Group. They were trying to create tablet computers that were modular, and that could be used as full-blown Mac systems.

Quietly to the station which, once it was the land of China through the ages of history, culture and nature of the smoke blown drunk!

But when he asks, he must believe and not doubt, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind.

Frank Lucas: It don't mean nothing to me for you to show up tomorrow morning with your head blown off.

He took me by the hand to a shabby little barracks beside the tarmac, its windows blown out.

I made a full-blown documentary, just like those I make for the BBC and saw that other families might like the same sort of record.

In contrast, the male tassels of maize are a foot or more away from the female cob and are easily blown by the wind to other plants.

Then Saul had the trumpet blown throughout the land and said, "Let the Hebrews hear! "

Prabhakaran was shown with a single shot to the forehead, a cloth covering the top of his skull, which appeared to have been blown off.

I had to replace the portable DVD player which had blown up -- no way we were getting back on the plane without one of those.

"There used to be 13 major pharmaceutical companies with full-blown programmes of contraceptive R&D. Now there are none, " she said.

At the moment of speaking her hat had blown off into the road, their present speed on the upland being by no means slow.

Further agony is added by his decision that the decree should be transformed into a full-blown parliamentary bill.

All the rumours would be blown away by publication of the clear-cut decisions to which we have come.

As a non-modal destruction target, it got such good feedback, that we decided to turn it into a full-blown mission.

Suddenly a woman burst into his shed, as if she had been blown in.

In the bathroom, I discovered a pair of hand-blown glass bottles used for storing antibiotic pills and antiseptic.

There have been suggestions that Claudio Ranieri could be on his way out, but Amauri believes problems have been blown out of proportion.

He used somebody else's invitation card to get into the party, and nobody would have known if Cathy had not blown the gaff.

It is no accident perhaps that the row has blown up in a year where definitions of identity are already in the news.

They tried to sail away from the rock but the wind was so strong that the ship was blown onto it.

His legs were blown off by an antipersonnel mine, and he died the next day.

Deployed now for a kill in atmosphere, it resembled an umbrella blown inside out by the wind, its fabric stripped away.

I'm thrilled that we can help others. I'm blown away by how much it has helped us.

They were able to jump into the sea before the boat was blown up.

It was the wreckage of one of their cars, an SUV that had been blown in half earlier in the week.

Some investors are sure to see their shirts blown away in the wind.

My cover was blown, so I asked her to take a walk with me to the Yale Art Gallery to see the Mark Rothko exhibit.

It made her envy health, but it also made her sentimental over a leaf that the wind had blown into her room.

The less said the better about the team's cheap-shot fouls, blown defensive assignments and inexplicable lack of energy.

When a bubbles with transparent is blown bulge and goes up the sky, the kid's imagination also immediately dances in the wind.

In a twinkling the tree began to sputter and burn like a candle blown by the wind.

Now, even if I hurry to that city, it is no use already. Even the petals fallen on the ground have been blown away. It is really depressing.

"We have been dazzled, we have been impressed, we have been blown away by these games but we have not been intimidated, " he said.

The sun and the wind blinded the old man's eyes, and the papers on which he had the poem he was to read were blown to the ground.

The matter was blown up in the press.

Hold on to your umbrella in case it might be blown away by the wind.

process, the fibers are suspended in an air stream and then blown or forced onto a continuously moving belt where the web is formed.

That was all she could afford, having blown the rest of her week's paycheck and tips on booze the night before.

Old computers are like that, the motherboard's memory slots should be too much dust, blown about with an air gun.

Then, two years ago, he saw three of his daughters literally blown to bits by an Israeli tank that had aimed its shells at their bedroom.

"The explosion was huge, and the windows of all the houses in the neighborhood were blown out by the huge power" of the blast, he said.

No problem. Maybe something is wrong with the fuse. Let me check it out. Right, the fuse is blown out. I can get it fixed right away.

The bomb might have blown up if the children had tried to move it.

and the majority of that material that comes in is plastic bags that are easily picked up by the wind, and blown all over the place.

Jens Lehmann pulled out of the second German game. His elbow has blown up, it is bad bruising so we have to be patient with him.

Greece's spiralling public debts, which erupted into a full-blown crisis in May, called into question the long term future of the eurozone.

After an official investigation, the U. S. Navy reported that the ship had been blown up by a mine.

But China might have to act faster in the event we do get a full-blown dollar crisis leading to much higher interest rates in the U.

Both times it resulted in just a sore throat for a few days compared to the full-blown cold that I usually get.

Most windows in the modern-looking building where he resided appeared to have been blown out from the force of the explosion.

Crude oil prices have hit a two-and-a-half year high amid concerns that the unrest in Libya could turn into a full-blown civil war.

However large and over-blown it seems to be, it still must rock and turn and whirl about with every breeze.

The Dwarf Cavendish is the most widely planted as it is better adapted to a cool climate and is less likely to be blown over.

Then I saw Happy Together, and was just blown away by his performance.

One remained faced by the fact of a man blown to bits for nothing even most remotely resembling an idea, anarchistic or other.

The wind-proof clothes rack is not blown away when wind blows and has simple structure and low cost, thereby having quite high market value.

Vector images can be blown up to any size without loss of quality. Raster (or Bitmap) images become jagged when made larger.

Without her, they would have felt like straws in the wind, to be blown hither and thither at random .

In April the moderate leader of a fundamentalist Wahhabi organisation, al-Hadith, was blown up as he arrived at a mosque in Srinagar.

Fine particles of dust do not simply lie around until they are blown away by the wind.

The owner reignites the lamp and ridicules: "Lamp, light again. You should know one truth: The Sun will never be blown out by the wind. "

His bandages were blown off, and he spent the next weeks curled round his raw wounds in a shelter, close to death.

It was believed that this would support the ruins if the building was blown or shaken down.

A blown out control system sent Stanton's freighter careening into a private museum owned by no less than the Emperor Palpatine.

If the wind is strong enough, water may be blown into your home even if the windows are closed. Have handy towels, rags and mops.

A Qatari man in a traditional white dishdasha robe and a wind-blown red-and-white kaffiyeh stands before a sandstone formation near Dukhan.

Pakistan will hand over the remains of the stealth helicopter blown up in the Abbottabad raid.

All bridges had been left intact, but the French are reported to have blown up the big armaments factories in the suburbs.

Bump. It was a soft sound, like something being blown by the wind.

Mozart could afford a more unaltered repetition of his themes because his themes tended to be full-blown lyrical melodies.

Far from putting the dispute to one side, as Deng urged, China is escalating it into a full-blown diplomatic stand-off.

Although some of this may be blown into the car to warm the occupants on a cold day, much of it is lost.

Half covered with sand trees and shrubs at the bottom indicate that the slopes of the ravine were blown up.

There is a concern that the housing and credit troubles could be enough to push the country into a full-blown recession.

The wind blown out of the window with unbridled past, when the night comes, empty room can clearly feel his heart beating.

"Then they must be blown off, " might have been Bakunin's corollary.

At this point in her life, she's suffering with full-blown AIDS and had pneumonia.

The young officer was blown to kingdom come while he was trying to disconnect the unexploded bomb.

We fell in with a picturesque fleet of similar craft, heading upriver with their patched, bamboo-ribbed sails full blown in the wind.

Love isn't a bunch of coals that can be blown by an artificial bellows into a flame at any time.

The public was to have their resentment over rumored bunkers for the elite deflected by rumors that these bunkers were being blown up.

As smoke is blown away by the wind, may you blow them away; as wax melts before the fire, may the wicked perish before God.

When hair tip is blown so that work partly, with flat brush bang modelling, be blown ahead or to side-blown, depend on your hairstyle need.

The wind had blown away the trail of ashes, but the peas and lentils had sprouted and grown up, and showed them the way in the moonlight.

I don't ever want to have the effect on a person that this person had on me, where I was just blown away by disappointment.

Whether the case will indeed turn into a full-blown conflict between Brussels and Washington is not certain.

Second, it has transformed Japan's sense of disquiet into one of full-blown anxiety and crisis.

Another building outside the compound, next to a communications tower, was also flattened, and walls were blown out of an adjacent house.

After weeks of failed solutions, BP PLC crews on Sunday hooked up a mile-long tube to funnel the crude from a blown well into a tanker ship.

All would have gone well if he had not blown the whistle on them.

Global banks have lost more than $300 billion from write-downs since the housing slump evolved into a full-blown credit crunch.

A piece of paper, blown by the wind, becomes a playmate, and the night-time tree a ragged monster.

"We got fucking blown up real bad yesterday, " he explained, noticing me as I stared at his leg.

Your training is over, and you're ready to serve the Rebellion as a full-blown Jedi.

After Clean completing, covering furnace for a minute, containers will be blown dry, and put machine in a safe place.

The stuffing is usually blown into the stuffed toy by a machine, but the insertion point is closed by hand.

Two years ago 49 miners were blown up in an explosives factory at the Chinese-owned Chambishi mine in an accident blamed on lax safety.

When the process is complete and the material is set, the loose powder is blown away with an air jet to reveal the completed structure.

He kept a photo of it, blown up huge, in the office of the gym where he had trained in Philadelphia and later trained young boxers himself.

The president saw Woodrow Wilson frustrated and his peace plans blown to hell by a Congress that got out of control.

Paul Merhige's cover was blown when the motel owner recognized him in a preview for the TV show "America's Most Wanted" .

Thanks to them, the laboratory-cum-home of these impish African Grey parrots looks as if a miniature tornado has blown through.

Cangzhou Chen-Guang Light Industry Products Company Limited specializes in producing the blown-made glassware with its own processing base.

Methane molecules are easily blown apart by ultraviolet light from the Sun, so any methane around must have been released recently.

Mo - Mo -blown worm, also known as cicadas, jumping up to 70 cm high. The distance of more than 100 times its own length.

Only Pippa, into whose mind a breath of modernity had blown, began to think her brother's coldness odd.

But whether, as some fear, these differences turn into a full-blown transatlantic conflict remains to be seen.

It has blown wads of political capital, but it is still better positioned to manage the "rise of the rest" than its rivals.

We had blown out a tire. . . I replaced the tire as quickly as I could, but we still missed her flight. . . Both very upset, we drove home.

The photos were all over the 16-year-old's room at Sand Lake Hospital, blown up poster size.

Just in case some are still lively, bees can be pacified with a few puffs of smoke blown into each hive's narrow entrance.

By the time Scarlett had undressed and blown out the candle, her plan for tomorrow had worked itself out in every detail .

In Miami during the cold war, people could be blown up just for advocating dialogue with him.

The blown-out windows of a blue building at one of the street and a burnt patch of grass on a roundabout hint at the unrest.

A suicide bomber dressed in a police uniform has blown himself up to a checkpoint.

It 's strange that all the trouble with my nose disappears after a rain shower , bt it gets worse when the wind blown hard .

More churches and mosques have been blown up in the past few years than any time I can remember.

The Lib Dems crave full-blown proportional representation but may decide the best chance of any reform lies with Labour.

The latest bombing is the second in the capital since June, when the chief of police narrowly avoided being blown up in his headquarters.

Usually, such harmful fumes rise into the upper air and are blown away by the wind.

'The incident did not lead to a full-blown factory wide strike, ' a senior Toyota manufacturing executive said.

While walking by the king's pleasure garden, he saw that many branches had been blown off the trees and were lying all around.

BP oil company has begun pumping heavy mud into a blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico in an effort to seal it off permanently.

If Gingrich were to win South Carolina, it would mean the Republican race would be blown wide open.

You have to be very careful where you step or you could be blown to pieces.

This was number one on my list of must-see holiday movies and I so wanted to be blown away but it just didn't happen.

On Sunday afternoon, a number of river dikes were blown up in Anhui Province to release flood waters.

When I'm in a full-blown, dead-to-the-world snore, my husband has to give me a gentle nudge, wake me up and tell me to turn the other way.

A person who has lost heart is just like a tree without roots. It will be easily blown down by the wind.

Man, you ready blown up since the last time I saw you. You'd better start working out.

Like Michael Pettis, I think the chance of a full-blown trade war at this point becomes pretty high.

A keel is needed to keep the boat from being blown sideways at all points of sail except downwind.

Shout of brisk cold wind vigorously, the withered leaf fireweed on the ground is blown so that all over the sky flutters .

These structures can be blown up like a balloon, requiring several breaths , perhaps to serve as a reservoir of air supply.

i can confirm that building had been blown down in air attack.

He knew that if his identity were blown, he would be beheaded on the spot in the same way as Pearl.

An exotic array of offerings has sprung up to satisfy this need, ranging from esoteric spiritual retreats to full-blown psychotherapy.

Myanmar, are more surprising bogey at the dinner whistle ban or mouth blown food, believing it would blow financial resources to run.

I think part of the reason that some big leads are blown is due to the fact that Jackson does not call quick enough timeouts .

Most of it eventually got picked up again and blown further Southeast, much to the chagrin of Japan and Korea.

We are utterly convinced that all our notions spring full blown, as if by magic, from (form) our own unique selves .

All that must go will turn to sand and be blown away by the heavy winds of celestial encounter.

The wind of Sidr had blown all materials of the houses, tore apart all materials into pieces.

Rather than starting with a full-blown object-oriented implementation, I'm going to represent transitions in a hash table.

The invention relates to a double-component melt-blown durable electret non-woven fabric and a manufacturing method thereof.

All piping and tubing shall be blown out with clean dry air before it is connected to the equipment.

She will come really close to Hainan, if not hit us directly, so we will definitely suffer from a day or two of blown out madness.

No one was charged at Christie's, which had blown the whistle on the commission-fixing.

John was building a small house, but it was blown down in the storm.

Even though she , the poor, took care of his husband from head to toes but his husband has blown her off for a rich lady.

Many big trees on both sides of the road were blown down in the gale last night .

In children the onset of full-blown deficiency can be very rapid with much greater risk of long-term damage or even death.

Insert key in lock, open door. Drive away, secrets open to the wind, everything blown to hell and gone.

According to previous speculation, these strands were gases that had been blown out by an explosion in the galaxy.

More recently, wind-blown deposits have accumulated around the crater, as evidenced by the parallel ridges dominating the landscape.

On older monitors, there is a fuse located on the power supply circuit inside of the monitor case that might have blown.

Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko said the 2 countries face a full-blown "gas war" , Reuters reported.

Spooked investors have moved back into the greenback amid fears that Europe's debt crisis could turn into a full-blown meltdown.

Wind gaps now of some, shake right to shake on the left blown by the wind.

Scarlett: Oh, go on. I want you to go. I hope a cannonball lands slap on you, I hope you're blown into a million pieces, I. . .

Yet there are plenty of Chinese economists who argue that the economy is now too big to be blown off track by inflows of hot money.

If S&P can have an effect, it would improve the chances that the US comes to its fiscal senses without needing a full-blown crisis to do so.

Sharon Osbourne has admitted that she's blown more than half a million dollars on cosmetic surgery over her lifetime.

The last thing you want in the face of an advancing zombie horde is a blown fuel sensor.

When trees are cut down, the soil is washed away by the rain or blown away by the wind.

In general, about 10% of the children had ever suffered wheezing in their lives, though less than 1. 5% had had full-blown asthma.

But if full-blown socialism were implemented in a civilized, democratic society, the socialist could claim, things would be much different.

During this past year I've had three instances of car trouble: a blowout on a freeway, a bunch of blown fuses and an out-of-gas situation.

Biarni was hoping to join his father who was with Eric, but he was blown off course and found himself in an unknown land. 4.

He too only survived a few weeks, before he was blown to smithereens in a massive car bomb blast in Beirut.

That building was blown up yesterday and the police began to look into it.

Goldman, of course, had blown his cool and didn't expect her to take the suggestion seriously.

As soon as the book appeared, it was just demolished, it was blown out of the water.

I can't predict a win, but if our role players hit their open shots that will be created by an aggressive T-Mac, we will NOT be blown out.

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There was a conspiracy to hide the truth about arms exports but now the newspapers have found out and blown the whole affair wide open.

The monster was blown up on the stage and burst out of a cupboard, to devour the main character.

The banks, however, show little sign of worry just yet, and many analysts said worries over their health have been blown out of proportion.

That could mean bird flu will remain a dead end, infecting the occasional unlucky person but never turning into a full-blown pandemic.

Walk on through the wind. Walk on through the rain. Though your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on.

"Prices could explode to multiples of these levels in the event of a full-blown US recession, " he added.

I'll be doing a lot of thinking on rooftops, you know, about justice and whatever. Maybe the girl I love gets blown up.

(usually of variable length) blown by means of a cup -shaped or funnel-shaped mouthpiece.

Like a strong ship in a storm, you don't become bettered or blown off course.

From the news of it, it's a full-blown tech battle, complete with behind-the-scenes machinations to sic government regulators on each other.

All well-known faces, they are blown up to A4, and I sit here rather dazzled by their starry smiles or sultry stares.

But psyllids are light and can travel on the wind, so they could simply have been blown there.

If you stoke a fire with a blower, evenness is required so that the flame is not smothered out, or blown out of control.

The early Georgians used to walk in muddy lanes or over blown downs or through dim, green-gray beech-woods or fragrant forests of pine.

You can have the video blown up in front of you and still use the phone's accelerometer controls to play the game.

Chaplin left behind in the dash for gold, blown to the door of a lonely cabin.

After the end of the barrel clean mop, mop bucket on the hand grip on pumping to avoid the mop blown to the wall, leaving scratches.

A leaf, was the beginning of the autumn wind blown water.

Small partners had scared eyes widened, and even the atmosphere is not out of fear of a mouth blown off like I took.

A witness at the scene reported violent gusts , which caused some young trees to be toppled and dustbins and road signs blown around .

But if it does not tighten policy soon, a full-blown bubble is likely to inflate.

So get ready to be blown away!

I cried out impatiently, and instantly the yarn [174] disappeared from the spindle as if blown away.

The heavy drilling apparatus was blown sky high out of the hole with a tremendous roar.

Freshly blown pulp turns a reddish brown when exposed to air, on account of oxidation of lignin and coloring matter remaining in the pulp.

at the turn of the century most light bulbs were hand blown, and the cost of one was equivalent to half a day's pay for the average worker.

What's actually a simple task may get blown out of proportion, to the extent it becomes subconsciously intimidating.

The unexpected ruins plans. Perhaps the undertaking was superficially and inconsiderately designed: Risk of being blown out of proportion.

Owusu said she had been "absolutely blown away" by the work and imagination that had gone into the strips.

The dead leaves that were blown against the leaded panes seemed to him like his own wasted resolutions and wild regrets.

The old Barn was Blown down in the last storm .

One unlucky bomb had blown to fragments the Chamber in which I had passed so much of my life.

Most economists believe that the past month's crisis on Wall Street will push the US into a full-blown recession later this year.

So while we waited, one of the other cars took the blown-out tire back to the previous village and had it repaired.

If I read you correctly, you must have blown the deal with that big-shot client.

He had shrapnel up to the knee, his ankle was severed and his instep was blown off.

We have reason to believe that the fighting on the border may develop into a full - blown war.

Dr. Brinks in Mexico once showed a photograph of a small galaxy called HO2 that had been blown almost to bits by starbursts.

free to lie powerless in the dirt, to be blown helplessly along the ground, and to lodge lifeless against the first obstruction.

Girl remember once in winter, the boy is holding the girl's hand blown hot air. Although it was cold, but the heart is warm.

These strings could come in several types: D1 - brans or fundamental strings blown up to enormous size, or a combination of the two.

Being afraid of being blown back and taking action prior to putting yourself in such an ominous position is the best prevention.

The doctor may be able to prevent a full-blown episode by making adjustments to the treatment plan.