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Mrs Slavick said she was "furiously typing" on her computer after the batteries ran out of the recorder last Saturday.

The ethics chairman who proffered advice to Mr Wolfowitz when he joined the bank is now back-pedalling furiously.

I ran to see if I could help the traveller, who was swearing furiously as he pulled himself free of his horse.

The policies introduced by Alan Greenspan kicked in and the stock market furiously climbed the front end of the technology bubble.

'Never! ' said the Queen furiously, throwing an inkstand at the Lizard as she spoke.

Houses that have grown up around the river crossing are also being furiously rebuilt; almost none of the original structures remains.

The three bicycled furiously to Chongjin's market. "It was like a battlefield, " he said.

My heart was pounding furiously as I felt the horrible weight of that dog on top of me before he raced away from the yard.

"I'm surrounded by a group of people that are breaking up fast and furiously and they were the ones ready to talk to me, " she quipped.

She did not speak, but straightened the parchment on her clipboard and began scribbling furiously.

he enquired in a furiously sarcastic e-mail that was so long it must have taken half the day to tap out on his BlackBerry.

In fury and desperation, the man next to me pulled out his own Newton, threw it to the floor, and began furiously stomping on it.

However, when she took the first bite, she spit it out right away and stared at us furiously.

he had made a moment ago, was for the moment unable to say anything in reply and puffed away furiously on his pipe.

After we had been driven four or five miles, a raging wave struck us so furiously that it overset the boat at once.

"I really miss this stuff the rest of the year, since they don't sell it in Shenzhen, " he said, his jaw working furiously.

Furiously they told him that the administration had no understanding of the realities, demands and stresses of military life.

The fly was beating its wings furiously, trying to break loose and free itself.

To win the nomination, a candidate must appeal to the kind of hard-core Democrats who vote in primaries, who tend to be furiously anti-war.

Since the crisis, governments have been borrowing furiously to make up for retrenchment in private spending.

Engineers and army laborers worked furiously on a spillway to relieve the growing lake, which had backed up past several settlements.

The next morning his wife asks him furiously. "Were you drunk again last night" ?

You see: when everyone is in weight furiously when he was walking, he? And is straightening easily humming to!

Regulators are furiously trying to find ways to prevent taxpayers picking up the tab for banking crises.

After asking Harry furiously if he knew the man, Aunt Petunia had rushed them out of the shop without buying anything.

"Mortgage the homestead again? " Lou cried. He sprang up and began to wind the clock furiously .

They found themselves at the extremity of a sharp point on which the sea broke furiously.

I refuse to believe in supernatural phenomena, yet an incident like this gives one furiously to think.

By the time of his death from tuberculosis in 1936, he was rowing furiously with the party's cultural apparatchiks.

And the United States should work furiously to build up alliances with other countries in the region, he said.

The lady watches in astonishment as the dog zooms over to the shop attendant and furiously devours an apple he has produced from his pocket.

I head next to house wares, toys, then electronics, writing furiously as I move through the aisles and hoping nobody asks me what I'm doing.

NEARBY NEYTIRI struggles furiously, trying to get her legs free from underneath three tons of thanator.

'Look what you've made me do! ' he said furiously, holding the broken crop.

He looked at him furiously for an instant.

You see, for past months, we had been furiously addicted to this game of crushing pigs with flying birds shot from a sling.

She burned furiously, mournful and imposing like a funeral pile kindled in the night, surrounded by the sea, watched over by the stars.

The man blushed furiously. "Now, behave yourself, " he said. "Watch your language, mother. "

Mr Rochester, staring furiously at him, raised his strong right arm to knock him down.

Your suit will be furiously churned out by the next morning and delivered to your hotel as early as 8am for a fitting.

He is a championship athlete, and he works out furiously twice a day at least.

Typing furiously, he would enter his buy requests and bounce from one keyboard to the next until he snagged the names he wanted.

Politicians will argue furiously about which way round the arrow of causation ought to run.

"Yes, dear, " I said, digging furiously at a tough root.

You! said Ron furiously. Go back to bed!

He took her wrists and held them furiously.

Professor McGonagall blinked furiously , and the twinkling light that usually shone from Dumbledore's eyes seemed to have gone out .

Make sure that your television can only operate if you are pedaling furiously on an exercise bike.

Russia and Serbia, as both are furiously aware, are to be presented with a fait accompli.

"Stupid? " I say furiously as my mother enters. She's pale, too, and her eyes are red.

A man in shorts and Crocs kept an eye on his daughter, whose sneakers squeaked furiously on the lobby's marble floor.

With a rapidly beating heart and his legs pumping furiously, he sped down the rough road.

Yes, and the biggest mistake, well two. Biggest mistake people make is, one: they try to take it all on too fast and too furiously.

At a furiously rising noon, I gazed deeply at the fire extinguisher on the wall.

Prudential is haggling furiously to avoid this, fearing that it might further stretch the already strained economics of the deal.

The fund was supposed to underwrite the collective costs of my various endeavors but I was furiously running in the other direction.

Khamenei, whose previously unquestioned authority is now under daily challenge, hit back furiously.

Reacting furiously to the war paradigm, members of the academic, political and media elite predicted the end of liberty in our time.

Nicky Oppenheimer is said to be furiously jetting around looking for shrewd places to inject his cash.

They were quarreling furiously (with each other) about whose turn it was to cook the dinner.

A man I recognized ran furiously, but vainly, the length of the platform.

Conservatives embraced the individualism of the market and reacted furiously if the state impinged on individual economic choice.

As I speak to you today, government censors somewhere a reworking furiously to erase my words from the records of history.

That they sleep, furiously on occasions and that it is no small task to wake them up.

A meal that raises blood sugar fast and furiously can leave you dragging like a willow in a windstorm.

"Yes, sir, " the man replied, and he began rowing furiously.

Republicans praised the president's action, but opposition Democrats reacted furiously.

They proclaimed right furiously; they were desirous, if only with fear and trembling, to force the human race to paradise.

A dog, who was the sole occupant of the vessel, furiously barked and bit the heels of the boarders.

They tried to stamp out the revolt, which spread all the more furiously throughout the country.

The IPO will generate several hundred million dollars worth of fees and investment banks have been lobbying furiously to bag advisory roles.

There went a man furiously rubbing his head.

The woman at the centre of the John Terry affair today furiously denied allegations of relationships with three more Chelsea players.

He seethed a long minute, then turned and walked furiously out the door.

As I speak to you today, government censors are working furiously to erase my words from the records of history.

They try to stamp out the revolt, which spread all the more furiously throughout the country.

American diplomats furiously reject this suggestion, arguing that Kosovo's status must be settled now.

The couple was quarreling furiously about whose turn it was to cook the dinner.

Michael turns and sees Haywire furiously sketching the missing piece of the tattoo.

My dog peed all over his shoes and my rabbit furiously humped his leg and wouldn't let go.

He pressed his ear close to the ground, listening for footsteps, his heart beading furiously.

But it is only the very silent, quiet mind that finds out what is true, not a mind which is furiously active, thinking, resisting.

Again he dived into the icy water and swam furiously about 30 feet, to a partially submerged tree near Buckingham.

Hadley grabs Andy's collar and propels him violently toward the edge of the roof. The cons furiously keep spreading tar .

Steinbeck wrote furiously and said that the effort nearly destroyed him.

All right there, Harry? he had time to yell, as he beat the Bludger furiously toward Marcus Flint.

"But not by you! " said Bellatrix furiously. "No, you were once again absent while the rest of us ran dangers, were you not, Snape? "

The whole saga was furiously dismissed as a racist plot to deprive the country of its well-earned gold.

United Nations aid agencies are working furiously to try to provide food and other essential relief to drought victims in Somalia.

Bellick, still hidden underground, continues to furiously rake his restraints against the jagged bolt.

We furiously exclaimed upon the wickedness of the plot they conspired against our company.

Bending over the handlebars , I pedaled furiously, ringing my bell as I passed.

The prosecutors, meanwhile, have leaked furiously to the media, which, say Mr Ozawa's defenders, hints at an establishment conspiracy.

He glared furiously at me when I contradicted him.

Water users along the line of the river are protesting furiously.

Yahoo Search, after all, is also innovating furiously, but hasn't been able to capture any new market share lately.

Spend half an hour sketching ideas and possible graphs on the whiteboard while they scribble furiously in their notebooks.

And maybe not so obvious things like those investors still furiously selling the financials short were crazy, greedy people.

His latest work, a lengthy series of reflections on Jewish-Russian relations, prompted charges of anti-semitism that he furiously denied.

The warning bell began to ring furiously.

Then the dog heard a rustle from a nearby bush and began straining toward it, barking furiously.

Then I would take the narrow box and pedal furiously through the quiet streets and deliver the rose to Miss Caroline.

Thanks to the requirement that they balance their budgets, states are furiously cutting spending.

It is reported by local media that last Friday five young men who were sitting in door way of cafe in shanghai were quarrelling furiously.

I require to be let alone! ' exclaimed Catherine furiously.

Bankers on both sides of the Atlantic are lobbying furiously against stronger regulation.

Environmental officials and BP worked furiously to contain a huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that threatened the coast of Louisiana.

I certainly didn't expect to be furiously checking my watch for the last 15 minutes or so.

The other group comprises people staring blankly or furiously punching the keys of clamshell phones with giant screens.

Woods's body lose control, the brain is turning furiously, panic, he quickly raised his hand the stick, just cross into mouth of Finney.

Beijing responded furiously with a raft of reprisals .

During the fight, the boxer punched the air furiously, but could not hit his opponent.

With new hope, Bellick begins to furiously rub the rope across the jagged bolt.

She could feel the blush rising furiously to her cheeks.

During the fight, the boxer swiped the air furiously, but could not hit his opponent.

Mr Ramesh says he has written furiously to all the states' chief ministers to highlight the deficiencies.

he began rowing furiously.

As we walk toward the shed, a Belgian Shepherd begins barking furiously, jerking its iron chain and baring sharp teeth.

Bits of concrete and plywood fly as Bellick furiously whacks away at the floor. Then, Bellick breaks through.

Like its peers, it has been furiously recruiting managers from big consumer-goods firms.

Under a tree she saw a woman meditating furiously .

In the middle of the floor, Billy wasstruggling furiously with a boy twice his size.

Go on' Malfoy didn't move. He looked at Hagrid furiously, but then dropped his gaze.

Members of Brazil's congress fought furiously to divide future oil royalties among states and municipalities.

lithium metal easily reacts with oxygen and nitrogen in wet air , furiously burns or explodes when mixed with water.

Almost immediately, it latched onto a scent and jumped into the truck bed, sniffing furiously.

Mr Petrondas was forced to dismiss all 10 of his employees but worked furiously to keep the business afloat.

or else in furiously suppress or distort the scientific results to preserve the political principle.

Thumping furiously on the table, China apparently believes, is a good way of convincing the world of its pacific intent.

Next time your mother catches you furiously clicking away at an online game, just tell her, "I'm learning English. "

Plutocracy must work furiously against the coming of democracy.

"Dog farts ! " roared Old Chen furiously. "While those people are stealing our money, all a turd like you can do is get gay with women! "

They quarreled about the orientation furiously and the focus of their conflict always was which city they would choose.

Something must be wrong; the dog is barking furiously.

Ever since the financial tsunami swept all before it in September 2008, many people have saved furiously.

Couples dance furiously in the middle of the circle as others watch and await their turn.

She was still writing away furiously when the bell went.

I saw him attack the ram furiously , striking the ram and shattering his two horns.

When he talked about being one, he made my father furiously angry.

Crawls furiously the annotation spiritless cliff.

Some people whip out their BlackBerries or iPhones and start reading or typing furiously.

The film is mainly a good deformation sighed and diamond in order to protect the earth some bad deformation of a diamond furiously.

She blushed furiously at the memory of the conversation.

Indonesia's palm-oil, pulp-and-paper and coal-mining industries are trying furiously to scupper it.

Indian capitalism is driven by millions of entrepreneurs all furiously doing their own thing.

Banks, under government orders, are lending furiously.

A telephone inside the execution chamber rings and the red light on faceplate blinks furiously.

In the middle of the floor, Peter was struggling furiously with am an twice his size.

Because I could not be, I furiously scourged myself, arrogant ambition tormenting sensitive flesh and blood.

He networked furiously with local businesses, but by then the economy had nose-dived.

So fast and furiously am I compelled to live now that there is scarcely time to record even these fragmentary notes.

Scientists debate, often furiously.

He dumped chunks of raw, pink meat into the oil, which sputtered furiously.

companies are furiously preparing comments ahead of a deadline on July 14th. There is lots of activity.

The traffic crept along, their lights on and their horns blowing furiously.

It is not clear whether women were held up by male staff because the men viewed them with contempt, or because male staff flirted furiously.

Learned to take a stand, said the speech, furiously launched an attack is my advertisement.

They are using this period furiously, while their economy is growing, to invest in low-carbon technology.

Then everyone starts furiously replying to all.

Spain and the Netherlands lobbied furiously for the spare one, and Spain won.

Sonia imagined walkingsintosthe office and shouting furiously at David.

At this diabolical violence I rushed on him furiously.

Foreign-policy heavyweights are furiously debating the virtues and dangers of developing a new "G2" with China.

Eight years ago this September I was furiously flicking through Lonely Planet's Europe on a Shoestring guide.

Furiously flapping, a chukar partridge speeds up a ramp at the University of Montana flight lab.

As he writhes in anger and furiously dials tech support you can rest easy with a job well done.

Now he was far down the bazaar, riding furiously.

Ideal qin, only then moves furiously unreliable, can play the interesting to listen to gorgeous music movement.

Last night Ferguson furiously denied that he was supporting the buyout in any way.

But just in case, golf is preparing furiously for the post-Tiger era.

As the dancers swing their arms sensually, their legs kick and tap furiously.

Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

Now American companies have bounced back to account for60% of our revenue, and we are furiously adding head count.

Bricks-and-mortar stores are furiously adapting.

Yes, it's true you might fail furiously, but hopefully you'll fail fast and move on.

"Oh, " he exclaimed, running furiously and tearing his hair-- "Oh, who will deliver me from this man? Wretched--wretched that I am! "

" Why don' t we go looking for souvenirs? " he shouted furiously.

And SBI, although it denies it furiously, loaned heavily and patriotically during 2008-09 to offset a slump in credit from private banks.

Zhang's idea was furiously opposed by TCM practitioners and rejected by the Chinese government.

The little major looked at us furiously.

The teachers, many of them farmers who have never traveled outside their township, take notes furiously.

Having reacted furiously to Mr Lee, Mr Kim's regime will be loth to do so.

We need to figure out how to fight furiously for our daughters in a way that includes their dads.

Why this happened is complex and furiously debated.

His dogs barked furiously. The bear wasn't intimidated.

Harry demanded furiously.

The chief executive of HSBC is furiously going native.

Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG Large, luxurious, furiously fast and only two doors to show its sporting intent.

He worked furiously fast to give himself free time.

All the dogs are running furiously.

The dog barked furiously at the mailman .

Yes, the 102EX is furiously expensive, has limited range and takes eons to charge.

Once upon a time there take toilet paper was seen by me when I say very furiously to him: how are you old my toilet paper?

"The third Generation be Goddamned" answered Gant furiously.

She felt herself blushing furiously.

Mr Latimer's account is furiously disputed.

Mr Pisapia furiously denied her claim and announced plans to sue for slander.

I started to chop furiously, the dry wood riving and splintering under the axe.

He pounded his fists furiously against it.

It is now furiously lobbying the regulator in order to maintain its stake.

The gong thundered more frequently and more furiously.

He stormed in, furiously angry.

I am not a cripple! "shouted the girl furiously, " I am not!

It mutates furiously.

The boy struggled furiously with the man twice his size.

The two boxers went at each other furiously.

I say furiously as my mother enters.

The weak can be terrible because they try furiously to appear strong.

They went at each other furiously.

(Bass): Why do the nations so furiously rage?

In Hong Kong, the subways are crammed with people furiously emailing or talking business on their i Phones.

No harm done when you bump your head against the lamp or open the cupboard door too furiously .

FIT to burst with anger, Matilda had confided to her son how George had furiously. . . gotten their own two-thousand-dollar cache of savings

Under the microscopes, their long tails furiously lashing, spermatozoa were burrowing head first into eggs;

Noble soul lost its sense, furiously appealed cruelty of slaughter

commercial interests are vying furiously for gold