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With its thick armour and a version of the dreaded 88-mm AAi'anti-tank gun, the PzKpfw VI Tiger was an outstandingly powerful design.

Knowing how much I dreaded flying, Father booked us on a non-stop flight from San Francisco to Shanghai.

But the boat changed into a dragon all at once! The dramatist dreaded it so much that he dared not to see it.

For decades in American households the most dreaded morning sound was that of an alarm clock.

only , as she dreaded a scene , she crossed the kitchen and made her escape by the back stairs.

But maybe the word has simply become tainted and is seen as a proxy for that other dreaded and derided phenomenon, bureaucracy.

"I wish we could trade places, " I said, knowing how much he dreaded the coming ordeal.

Jeff compiled this great list to help us avoid the dreaded use it or lose it syndrome, and I am pleased to share it with you.

But always she dreaded the moment when he took his leave. For then he would always ask, " Beauty, will you marry me? "

Keith DID not flinch at the thought of dying. But he hated the possibility of leaving me, and I dreaded it too.

She fled for refuge, as it were, to the public exposure, and dreaded the moment when its protection should be withdrawn from her.

The moment both New Long Marchers had most dreaded - the onset of serious sickness - appeared to have arrived.

I know how much U dreaded coming to the hospital although U never said anything. I felt it.

Best of all, whether you used the dreaded word or not, it would be the meaningful further stimulus that the economy badly needs.

In the days leading up to that meeting, the one that never happened, I dreaded the questions I needed to ask him.

he asked, hesitating, as if he dreaded the answer to his question would introduce details that he could not bear to hear.

In the first podcast of his I listened to Robin explain how in the past he dreaded giving any sort of presentation.

I used to be an English teacher and the most dreaded task that I could assign my students was to write a short essay.

"Just checking the dreaded VB hasn't managed to get hold of any of our clothes, " the Daily Mail quoted her, as saying.

She would be the last to Aaccompany me to the grocery store, challenging my patience with those dreaded words, "I have to go potty. "

I have always been a passionate campaigner against the dreaded double denim look.

The very private Mr Girodon dreaded being exposed in a book, but he courageously defends his wife's right to write her own story.

Since the sinking of the Cheonan, South Korea has dreaded that Pyongyang would raise the stakes with an attack on civilian targets.

Mrs. Wilson might awake in a state which Mary dreaded to anticipate, and anticipated while she dreaded in a state of complete delirium.

Slyme's presence in the house had not proved so irksome as Easton and Ruth had dreaded it would be.

Avoiding the dreaded flash, There has been a civilian arms race against falling victim to these speed enforcement devices.

Precisely such a dreaded blowout is presumed to have occurred on the Deepwater Horizon.

I always dreaded budgeting and paying bills and thinking about savings and retirement, and figured I could always deal with it later.

Keep adding code recklessly and, before you know it, you'll have created the dreaded Big Ball of Mud.

Winter moves in on Minnesota like an obnoxious uncle-familiar and tolerated, but dreaded nonetheless.

And he ordered the construction of several super weapons, including the dreaded Galaxy Gun and a small fleet of World Devastators.

In cases of insolvency, the government could take over the bank, the much dreaded nationalisation, albeit temporary.

I hope it doesn't shock you to see a personal development web site use the dreaded C-word.

It is the presence of a beloved or a dreaded master that wakens up the whole attention of the servant who waits on him.

Christopher McCullough once counseled a man who liked his job but dreaded monthly meetings in which he had to participate.

When Zeus gathered all the evils and placed them in the box, I dreaded what would happpen if it was opened again.

In this case, though, what I'm talking about is the dreaded TPK, the Total Party Kill.

The thing I dreaded most was the six months of rehabilitation, and not being able to jog and play golf.

Scientists are declaring victory over a deadly animal disease that cattle herders around the world have dreaded for millennia.

She always has a word to say about: What I should do, but right or wrong she never says the dreaded, "I told you. "

Optimism has now been replaced by concern that the United States could be heading for the dreaded double-dip recession.

It led to a condition of penury which led him briefly into a debtor's prison, a thing I have always dreaded.

This process means that Java has solved one of the nasty problems that plague other programming languages -- the dreaded memory leak.

The dreaded 'D' word is back in circulation, and I don't mean 'depression. '

Russell Payne, a resident of the island, says locals have long dreaded such a disaster.

There were soft winds and fierce winds. And then there was the dreaded sirocco, the warm wind that blew in from the Sahara.

And he dreaded that mind: it revolted him: he shrank forebodingly from the idea of committing Isabella to his keeping.

INSIDER TIP: Spirals should also start lower on the head. This leaves the top of the head smooth, so you avoid the dreaded pouf .

In 1992 Hidalgo, a south Texas town, decided to capitalise on its site in the migration path of the dreaded African killer bees.

It's the only thing that will protect your nucleus from the dreaded red molecules that are closing in to cause harm.

I dreaded leaving so much that I avoided telling people the actual date of my move.

For I dreaded destruction from God, and for fear of his splendor I could not do such things.

I had been wrong. Some of the troubles we saw were every bit as bas as I had dreaded.

If you've received that dreaded phone call from your child's teacher, don't try to get your child out of trouble.

Those dreaded scientists claim that once a year is about right.

Monitoring your heap allocation is one of the simplest ways to detect a dreaded memory leak.

Links can become obsolete and sometimes even break, resulting in a less than satisfactory user experience (the dreaded 404 error).

Unbelievable , but school is starting up again . And that means that the dreaded early- morning scramble is starting, too .

I moved into the slow lane, next to the dreaded edge, and swept around the terrifying curve.

The impact of application software quality has often been equated with availability and its dreaded converse, downtime.

Disruption of a mainstream bronchus is a rare but dreaded complication of pneumonectomy.

One day, for the first time since 1979, he saw one of his former jailers there, a "tiger" he had dreaded.

I dreaded being told to go for a walk and I'd be healed.

Dark and menacing, this dreaded craft (dubbed the Scimitar) is the latest model in a long tradition of vessels used by the mysterious Sith.

An earlier Design Idea illustrated one approach to that traditional headache for the analog designer: the dreaded ground loop (Reference 1).

The appearance of their annual editions is awaited eagerly by gourmets and dreaded by chefs.

When that dreaded pink slip lands on your desk, what happens after you leave the building?

That'll be most exciting when it's not the expected stuff like consumer electronics, air quality monitoring or the dreaded internet fridge.

otherwise known as the dreaded tobacco mosaic virus.

If you've totally lost interest in something, and if it's become a dreaded chore, then find a way out!

But as lethal as such weapons are, they are mere toys next to the greatest construct of the daemonic smiths-the dreaded Soul Grinders.

It's the dreaded age when the biological clock starts tickin' with the menace of a time bomb.

William: Yes, and I've heard the phrase quite a lot with the adjective dreaded.

The inmates of the Kessel spice mines dreaded the name Bane Malar.

Seeming friends are often more to be dreaded than open enemies.

What I feared has come upon me; what I dreaded has happened to me.

When I finally had time to visit him again, I was not sure what I would find. I dreaded the sight of an empty bed.

My husband and I dreaded the day as well.

If you let the bill-paying get pushed back, it becomes a dreaded thing, and your bills start to become overdue, and then it's much worse.

Acute pancreatitis continues to be the most dreaded complication after ERCP.

'Dreaded iPhone alarm problem, ' wrote someone who identified himself as a pastor. 'I guess [I] didn't need to be on time for church? '

A stutterer made it through a dreaded speech by concentrating on the hat.

She dreaded seeing Wickham again, and was resolved to avoid it as long as possible.

These two dreaded days in the airport could have been avoided if Mr. Johnson had only prepared in advance.

One of the most dreaded, tedious and boring household chores is doing laundry.

I almost choked on my peanut butter and jelly sandwich as I ran down the dreaded hallway.

Prominent academics warn that China could fall victim to the dreaded "middle-income trap, " which has derailed many a developing nation.

It is the end of an era, a moment that Apple fans and Wall Street investors have long dreaded.

Ludicrous, luscious, lascivious. . . and also denied, debated, sometimes even dreaded.

When I was an assistant teacher, I dreaded the days when the head teacher was sick.

If we don't toughen up, the dreaded Chinese are going to kick our asses at everything -- even football.

That malady is not the dreaded H1N1 virus, nor bronchitis, appendicitis, or tonsillitis.

Naturally, throughout the ages people have come up with all kinds of harebrained schemes to avoid that dreaded hangover.

I still do all of my own yard work, even the dreaded weed-pulling.

She dreaded hearing from Wyoming that Snoopy had died out there, never knowing how hard they'd tried to get her back .

Try to relax before eating, to avoid gobbling down everything in site when you do eat - the dreaded mindless eating.

But in the context of the increasingly tight credit crunch, declining prices can race toward dreaded deflation.

Indians and farmers who resented cattle trampling their crops and spreading the dreaded Texas fever protested their passage.

We Democrats believe that America can overcome any problem, including the dreaded disease called AIDS.

The last step is verifying the other dreaded edge case, where an invalid word is entered.

Actually, not my uncle. Someone who insists I call him "Uncle" while he gropes my ass and asks me the question dreaded by all singletons.

Alzheimer's disease, a dreaded specter for many elderly, is far more likely to strike individuals with Down syndrome.

That first bite of cheeseless pizza was something I dreaded but in reality, it was remarkably easy and welcoming.

I dreaded going over to D hall to be manipulated by prisoners.

and our Constitution surmount every adverse circumstance dreaded at the outset as beyond control.

If you do this on a regular basis, it does not become a dreaded holiday chore.

This landmark case dispels the absolute finality of this dreaded disease.

No, it's not the first meeting with the dreaded in-laws, although some parallels could easily be made.

Scientists have discovered a cure for the dreaded Monday morning blues - stop sleeping in on weekends.

3 recognition of the Jewish state without having clearly to spit out the dreaded words of acknowledgment itself.

The final plunge of the most powerful and dreaded firm on Wall Street in the Roaring Eighties came with astonishing speed.

Now he dreaded indeed those ideas that had then opened to him boundless vistas of light.

That wholesale price is set to roughly match the price of CDs, to avoid dreaded "channel conflict. "

With the economy sinking faster, employers are giving more Americans dreaded pink slips right before the holidays, AP reported.

You may be worried about that dreaded "freshman 15" , the weight gain that some college students gain in their first year.

After many arguments and setting of boundaries, I somehow overcame the dreaded roommate disorder.

Some of the troubles we saw were every bit as bad as I had dreaded.

With the recent discovery of the fish in Britain, officials are scrambling to find a possible solution to this dreaded environmental issue.

The dreaded Gargoyles of Northrend are voracious flying creatures who revel in slaughter and mayhem.

Pimples are part of teenage life about as dreaded and unavoidable as the SATs.

I got the dreaded phone call telling me that Jonathan was dead at about 6: 00 am.

Mentally prepare yourself: Avoid the dreaded holiday weight gain and change your lifestyle now.

First, lots of locals have gotten wealthy (or wealthier, anyway) from those 'dreaded' Russians.

Someone who insists call him "Uncle" while he gropes my ass and asks me the question dreaded all by singletons.

The dreaded pat-down, enemy of the privacy advocate, would hopefully become a thing of the past.

Of course, if you are expected to diagnose and repair the "Dreaded DRAC" , the first thing that you must do is FIND the "Dreaded DRAC" .

No one mentions the dreaded word sub - prime over cocktails at Centro or "M on the Bund" .

In a city in Russia's Far East, the dreaded moment has arrived - a toxic spill from China caused by a chemical plant explosion 5 weeks ago.

Problems with my laptop required calling the dreaded company help line.

She smiled and turned her foot back and forth. Then came the dreaded question.

The divorce I had dreaded ultimately proved to be simple.

Supporters say the research will help find cures to dreaded diseases, but opponents call it's immoral.

Smallpox (or variola ): One of the world's most dreaded plagues before 1977.

Mr. Gorham dreaded his first networking call in January. For weeks, he and Mr. Redmond rehearsed.

They are avoiding dreaded commutes, doing volunteer work, pursuing college degrees or caring for family.

It is, in short, the scenario that Microsoft has dreaded ever since Netscape.

The most dreaded event in my social year is the office Christmas party.

Whatever the case, you may hear those dreaded words: "You're overqualified. "

These diseases are dreaded by affected populations, and the demand for treatment is growing.

Categorization is key to avoiding the dreaded three-hour build that runs all "unit tests. "

He sees a rising yuan as a possible antidote to dreaded deflation.

Damned, who knows these two giants will also suffer the dreaded disease spread by Pak like India.

It's true that computer keyboarding has now made the dreaded writing of multi-stroke-characters mostly moot .

Then one day, what everyone dreaded finally happened. My Grandmother was gone.

Descend into the dreaded dungeons, and unlock the God King's darkest secret.

Can a diplomatic miracle in Copenhagen save the planet from the dreaded tipping point?

We compete against each other and the dreaded clock as we strive to produce the 'best' possible weekend.

Jobs' death, while dreaded by Apple's legions of fans, was not unexpected.

Forced Deals and the dreaded Deal Breakers, which could change your fortunes at any time!

Sometimes she dreaded only lest Glaucus should discover her secret.

More consistent damage, plus the dreaded Combusted Blast Wave.

In those cases we have to practice the dreaded art of self control.

Though unhappily married, she dreaded divorce.

the panic generated by sars will weaken our immune system which will make us more susceptible to this dreaded disease.

To reiterate, the time to start tracking problems is prior to receiving that dreaded phone call.

And the questions were followed with the dreaded "if not, explain" free-form field.

The dreaded wood-eating shipworm is invading northern Europe's Baltic Sea.

The first few months of the year I had dreaded the ringing of the telephone.

If you put more terms, then you get the dreaded Taylor approximation that I know you guys don't like.

He dreaded telling her the truth.

The source of a new or dreaded disease often is puzzling.

We were flying home that night, and I had dreaded telling her, remembering all those other tearful partings .

He dreaded telling us the truth.

Though unhappy marriage, she dreaded to divorce.

When Sunday night arrived, I dreaded turning my computer back on.

And while Bynum didn't avoid the knife, Oden, lest we forget, had dreaded microfracture surgery.

Here are five useful tips that can help make reading a rewarding experience rather than a dreaded chore.

She also dreaded falling prey to the diseases of middle age.

But in order to procrastinate on that dreaded item, I crank through a bunch of other things on my list.

He dreaded being seen by them, I think, as an informer.

Worst cases can lead to recession or the dreaded "stagflation" , when inflation soars and growth sputters.

What happens when a jobless individual attends a social gathering, only to find herself faced with the dreaded question: "What do you do? "

He dreaded having to spend Christmas in hospital.

A recipe for the dreaded "weight creep" .

The number one piece of feedback I get from people who dreaded the jump but did it anyway is: Why didn't I do this sooner?

It is not death or pain that is to be dreaded , but the fear of pain or death.

and douse the colony with the dreaded yellow rain.

In fact, I dreaded each Saturday morning, " she writes. "

Not knowing is the worst, most dreaded feeling.

Fear dreaded the shining humanity.

I dreaded being told to get more sunshine and it would all be better.

The dreaded U. S. trade deficit with China rose 33% between 2005 and 2008, even as the dollar fell 18% against the yuan.

And it was destiny that his kiss would break the dreaded curse.

Meningococci are bacteria dreaded for their ability to kill young people.

Why are pandemics such dreaded events?

Mary dreaded Tom's anger more than anything.

Whatever the case, you may listen those dreaded phrases: "You're overqualified. " And you command to knowinging how to reply.

You'll never know when you'll meet the dreaded Ping Of Death.

Focus on why it excites you, rather than the dreaded aspects of the activity.

Jack had dreaded the interview.

The words have a rhythm and they sound quite nice, a bit like children's poetry: dreaded double dip.

He dreaded the interview with Mrs. Fox.

Love, never dreaded to lose myself.

His name's Mr Collins, the dreaded cousin.

Worst of all, I dreaded going home and have my beaming mother smile and ask, "How'd it go? "

Come graduation season, the dreaded "what are you going to do with a degree in that? "

In fact, most people take every precaution possible in order to prevent contracting any dreaded sexually transmitted diseases like herpes.

I dreaded gym class at school because I got bullied by my classmates.

I had a bunch of dreaded, dull tasks to take care of.

She dreaded the night before her.

The girl dreaded the sight of snakes.

It results in the dreaded '404 Page Error - Page Not Found'.

Then one day, what we all dreaded finally happened. Grandma was gone.

The night before, vow to yourself to do the dreaded task.

and that is before the dreaded prospect of another terrorist attack in Britain.

You, the dreaded recession, appeared from the rubble.

I have saved the best for last. The dreaded cold call!

Hating guards were not Curry's only problem, his 6-3, 185-pound frame had pundits talking the dreaded tweener talk.

A difficult task is dreaded because of all the work that lies before you.

I remember how I dreaded it.

How I dreaded those long 9 a. m. elevator rides.

This is a special moment that I've dreaded.

She had dreaded him, winced before him, succumbed to adroit advantages he took of her helplessness;

For example, programmers soon learned to avoid the dreaded "goto" statement for just this reason.

for others, they're dreaded. One factor that can make them tough is spending time with difficult relatives.

A nice example is that dreaded polar ice cap.

As I went to push the 'save' button, that dreaded box appeared saying 'This programme needs to close ' . . . 'NOOOOOO! '

Just before Christmas, in a letter to an Observer colleague, he broke the news he had always dreaded.

How often do you need the dreaded rectal exam?

Then he'd ask a barrage of questions, ending with the one Ahlrichs dreaded most: "Are you sure you'll make deadline? "

Ah! Is this dying? How have I dreaded as an enemy this smiling friend!

What child hasn't dreaded September, the end of summer and the return to school.

Before my wife had a chance to voice any of this, I jumped in with the pat answer I always give when asked the dreaded question:

Cinema's most daring facial grooming styles, from tentacle manes to the dreaded soul-patch braid

propose the abolition of the dreaded Academic Aptitude Test

the question she always dreaded

all dreaded it , all sought to avert it

World United to Rid Africa of Dreaded Guinea Worm

These dreaded words slip from your lips

And thou most dreaded impe of highest Ioue,