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Years later, she said, he would bemoan his lack of dating experience, wondering aloud what he had missed.

Fortunately, they were wrong, and a hundred years later there was a new mania to bemoan: the hyacinth.

All ye that are about him, bemoan him; and all ye that know his name, say, How is the strong staff broken, and the beautiful rod!

Car collectors and enthusiasts bemoan the demise of the stick, and some are trying to fight the trend.

Visitors love to bemoan the lack of an old-fashioned cultural neighborhood in Los Angeles.

They shouldn't underestimate their own capabilities and constantly bemoan their fate, he said.

We have to bemoan the fact that the new exponential influx of fake money will make prices surge to an unprecedented infinitum.

His theory is borne out on the ground by some Lehmanites who privately bemoan the clash of cultures with their new owners.

Those who truly treasure the pat will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

However, the boot landed far short of its mark, prompting Mr Howard to bemoan the "pathetic throw" .

Parents hoping for a reprieve from child care bemoan the unexpected holidays.

Again and again last week I heard Chinese officials bemoan the failure of the west to lead by example on tackling emissions.

That time happy really simple, not let me exclamation, yeah I now is the same young fare will begin to bemoan the vicissitudes of the world?

Meanwhile, pessimists can still bemoan that with a projected 28 approvals for the full year, 2008's looks like another below-average year.

T? he world's top central bankers meeting in Jackson Hole this weekend should do more than bemoan their respective financial risks.

The answer is not to bemoan national politics, but to enhance democracy.

For those who bemoan the scriptedness of public officials or the brainwashing of corporate advertising, personal brands can be deliverance.

Ms Bohley mourned that, but did not bemoan it.

The rich especially the older rich will bemoan the great refuge for secret stashes.

Really bemoan people now can enjoy a few of the most vividly the snow.

Those who truly measure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

While we bemoan the decline of literacy, computers discount words in favor of pictures and pictures in favor of video.

Mr. Wen goes on to bemoan the 'excessive concentration of power and lack of checks on power.

People bemoan a generation who grew up living life in front of screens, always connected to something or someone.

FOR many years now, we've heard American commentators bemoan the violence of the Palestinian national movement.

But the French side may bemoan a lack of penetration and risk-taking on their own patch when this tie draws to an end.

Those who truly treasure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because in memory are never lost.

Coaches bemoan the "skills gap" with continental or Latin American youngsters.

Chinese reformers bemoan the fate of "second-class citizens" and talk of "apartheid" .

While other UK banks bemoan their exposure to Europe and North America, StanChart is making hay in Asia.

Many bemoan what they see as the cheapening of the area .

People with no serious cares or worries in the world of course bemoan and upbraid this trifling inconvenience.

For their part, Western diplomats and human-rights campaigners bemoan what they see as an overreaction by the government.

His aides bemoan Mr Erdogan's ambitions of regional leadership.

Pundits bemoan our trade deficitwith China. But those container ships aren't heading home empty.

Historians, and some statisticians, bemoan the impending loss of a continuous data series that, in some cases, goes back over two centuries.

He used the meetings as occasions to bemoan the treatment of women in the West.

Bread historians bemoan the day in 1961 when the Chorleywood Baking Process (CBP) was introduced.

It is fashionable for chief executives to bemoan a lack of visibility.

Even those who bemoan Mr Saakashvili's flaws still care about the country he leads.

They bemoan the way that Labour ministers turned "too late" to activist industrial policies in the years before the 2010 election.

When eventually beauty is to fade, we should not just bemoan but to cherish it more.

Yet such efforts have yet to be echoed elsewhere ; industry executives , for example, bemoan lukewarm support from Europe .

But we don't bemoan that - we accept it because it's part and parcel of the game.

For who shall have pity on thee, O Jerusalem? or who shall bemoan thee? or who shall go to pray for thy peace?

Why bemoan this fact?

Chinese leaders shouldn't bemoan the so-called "trust deficit" because they know very well why it exists.

Newspaper headlines bemoan the European Union's lack of unity, political vision and leadership;

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I did not bemoan to god

Finance chiefs bemoan CEO optimism