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Despite the fact that the Sun has been virtually asleep, embarrassingly quiet, they are on cue getting ready to blame it all on the Sun.

But though those talks continue in private, a fight with Alibaba and its founder Jack Ma has played out in an embarrassingly public way.

It was embarrassingly thorough, and when he finished, he was resigned and reluctant to tell her.

At Yale, and no doubt at other places, the message is reinforced in embarrassingly literal terms.

Till now, our military gives the enemy a beautiful shot back , which makes the enemy flee embarrassingly.

It took my graduate students and me, embarrassingly, at least ten minutes before we had the answer.

The mere prospect of consumer lock-in is enough to make technology executives and their investors embarrassingly emotional.

Somewhat embarrassingly, however, the two bears do not appear to have warmed to each other.

The actual code for this turned out to be embarrassingly simple. See for yourself in Listing 5.

Yet both candidates have been either silent or embarrassingly ill-informed about the fundamentals of the problems the nation faces.

Since 2005 there have been elections for the presidency, too, replacing the previous embarrassingly unanimous referendums.

Or, as conspiracy theorists conclude, is Beijing deliberately understating its embarrassingly large surplus?

The BBC is cutting costs and re-examining the embarrassingly lucrative contracts of some of its stars.

The affair has robbed an embarrassingly long list of supposedly sophisticated investors of their swimwear.

Embarrassingly, it also included trades with other parts of SocGen.

But though the denotation of niubi is embarrassingly plain, it's connotations are far from obvious.

It's a simple question, really, but a cunning one, because the answers are so embarrassingly, voluptuously personal.

No Russian (or Soviet) leader had ever made the provocative trip; it caught the Japanese government embarrassingly off guard.

Her remarks about me were embarrassingly close to home.

We looked at the MBA market and realised we were embarrassingly tiny.

Discussion of how to change AP's approach to digital news quickly led to the almost embarrassingly simple idea of an AP news blog.

Back home, it has also produced embarrassingly large profits at banks that weathered the crisis well, such as Goldman Sachs.

THE Big Four look embarrassingly male at their most senior levels.

Embarrassingly, most of the army's rank-and-file ignored his advice.

And though they are still somewhat religious, they are not embarrassingly so.

More labour-intensive growth would also boost incomes and consumption and so help to reduce China's embarrassingly large trade surplus.

The number also highlights multiple failings in China's embarrassingly ineffective anticorruption campaign.

We've got horrifically, embarrassingly drunk together.

When I'm embarrassingly loud and crazy at parties, Scott forgives me.

In the first place, this is an embarrassingly naive view of ideological movements.

Something I hear a lot is that a minimum viable product is by definition (embarrassingly) minimal. How can you possibly charge for it?

She is embarrassingly emotional in public.

The 2004 Olympics in Athens showed how to get it embarrassingly and disgracefully wrong.

The good news is that there are embarrassingly few tools you need in the first place.

I've been in these kinds of ruts, often, and sometimes for embarrassingly extended periods.

Embarrassingly , as happened on many occasions, local officials didn't know whom to talk to initially;