Indeed, it is clear that ratings were ridiculously distorted.

Doing so would have cost them an estimated 1.3 billion, or roughly 0.01 of their GDP a ridiculously low price to pay for financial stability.

Broken, fallen over on this rock in the middle of March in 2000, typical Irish weather on a Wednesday gray, snot, tears everywhere, ridiculously self pitying.

With interest rates on government bonds in the US, Japan, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland at ridiculously low levels, investors are on a global quest for yield.

A simple order of an espresso in the morning is extended into a ridiculously long banter about the million different variations of beans and water that they offer.

My innocent dreams of teaching the villagers English or educating them about the world now seemed ridiculously naïve I soon learned that Africa is rife with hidden danger.

So people set about doing trials of these new drugs against the old drugs, but they gave the old drugs in ridiculously high doses 20 milligrams a day of haloperidol.

Economic gurus at places like the World Bank have developed a ridiculously long list of steps that countries should take to raise their growth rates (the so called extended Washington Consensus ).

The first thing I began to notice how many big concepts were emerging from the wisdom of crowds to smart mobs around how ridiculously easy it is to form groups for a purpose.

The text satirizes Kemerovo s Governor, placing him in absurd and embarrassing situations (his wife feeds him bugs and urine, he receives hate mail at work, and so on), and Tuleyev himself behaves ridiculously.

Early warning and early action

Wearing a ridiculously expensive watch to proclaim that one has achieved an elevated social standing seems especially immoral for a public official in a country where a significant portion of the population still lives in real poverty.

Early warning

Early Warning

Early marriage

The first observation is something that you might think is quite obvious, and that's that our species, Homo sapiens, is actually really, really smart like, ridiculously smart like you're all doing things that no other species on the planet does right now.

( He is ) the Lord of the two easts ( places of sunrise during early summer and early winter ) and the Lord of the two wests ( places of sunset during early summer and early winter ) .

( He is ) the Lord of the two easts ( places of sunrise during early summer and early winter ) and the Lord of the two wests ( places of sunset during early summer and early winter ) .

Early childhood development

Early warning function

A surveillance system was necessary because what we needed was early detection, early response.

Within five weeks, you can start to see the early atrium and the early ventricles.

Delayed early detection may partially explain worse outcomes in obese men with early prostate cancer.

Rogers classified individuals into five groups innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards.

The OSCE has a well earned reputation in early warning, early action and conflict prevention.

You highlighted early warning, early action and conflict prevention as an area for further cooperation.

I wake up early.

It is so early.

You arrived too early.

You arrived too early.

Early morning, April four

In early 2004, t.A.T.u.

(Also see early psychosis.

Early Childhood Development Agreement

A. Forced early marriages3

Early and forced marriage.

Career Literary career Early career screenplays Early in her career, Roy worked for television and movies.

Success By 6 early childhood coalitions provide support for parents and improve early learning for young children.

A Financial Early Warning System

My grandfather gets up early.

I wake up very early.

Sami's parents came home early.

Sami has an early class.

Early Retirement for the Eurozone?

Let's go early, shall we?