Re... Retard?

This is Kim Retard.

Delay will only retard terrorism s disappearance.

First you gotta retard the spark

..a retard first thing in the morning....

Advance the spark and retard the gas

Packing that! You retard! I'm a big boy.

And what, Kim Retard ? What would that mean?

That is not surprising Corporatist institutions plausibly retard development.

Hang out with this retard, they're gonna think you're a loser too.

Flostre part au café et on est déjé en retard. Au revoir.

I've got a 20 year old son who is sick. He's a retard.

If you don't retard the spark, she'll probably kick your blasted arm off

The increased interest rates are likely to retard private investment, which lowers future growth in employment and wages.

Proliferation would also impede cooperation for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and retard development in developing countries.

What if we could unravel aging and understand it begin to retard the process or even reverse it?

(f) Work in excess of their strength or of a nature to impede or retard their normal physical development,

However, while the favourable developments that have been universally welcomed are unfolding, there remain several factors which tend to retard peace and security.

To seize this opportunity, India first must move decisively away from state capitalism, the remnants of which continue to retard the country s economic progress.

These fratricidal conflicts in turn consume the lion apos s share of the national treasures of the countries concerned and thus retard their economic development.

A radical reorganization of the Council, with new categories of members, or new geographical arrangements, will lead to more complications and retard the progress we have achieved so far.

Conflicts continue to sap Africa apos s energies, to waste its scarce resources and to retard its development. They must be eliminated in order to create an environment conducive to economic and social development.

By subjecting trade relations to embargoes, sanctions, and tests of democracy, environmental standards, and human rights, the League is likely to retard the growth of trade, and thus the chance for poor non democracies to catch up.

In sum, corporate meddling in politics is bad not just for those members of society who are not corporate shareholders. It also can be expected to reduce shareholder value and retard the development of an economy s corporate sector.