I thought you were so sick...

I figured.

It figures.

Or so the US believed.

You came faster than I assumed.

I figured myself a pretty lucky guy.

I figured he'd bring her here.

If she thought anyone'd go for her... she'd walk down the street naked!

I filmed in war zones difficult and dangerous.

I imagined we'd meet with some slight disapproval.

If I'd figured, She'd never be able to go through with this.

I figured you'd be here at Choy's.

You're smarter than I thought, Mr Burton.

At first it struck me as a serious condition.

I pictured it all rather conventionally.

I figured he was working on some angle.

I naturally thought that he would call the police from the hotel...

I thought she might change her mind and run for her life.

He never told me, he wanted to leave. I first heard about it at work.

Executive Director, you are such a bad person, worse than imaginable.

I always figured you'd be regular army for the rest of your life.

But Israel was wrong to believe that Egypt could be a gateway into the Arab world.

And possibly you imagined at the time there was some understanding between you?

BhopalHouse (Faiza S Khan) I realise, I've known for some time, that no depths to which Pak won't sink.

I may be wrong, but I got the impression from him that the United States could go along with equitable or apportioned equitably .

If you think you'll make a plow jockey out of me, you got another thing coming.

Did you ever think we'd be flying coal and tomatoes in these crates?

So if you had to visualize it, you could imagine a protein that's on this apical membrane right here.

My first time out on a Segway was must easier than I imagined.

Okay, so your testimony is that you don't really know anything.

At a strategic level, Turkey is correct in thinking that the Arab revolutionary process has weakened its direct rivals.

And I pictured a world filled with beautiful, peaceful, compassionate, loving people who knew that they could come to this space at any time.

Most importantly, the government mistakenly reckoned that Hezbollah would not risk Shia Sunni clashes in Beirut.

Your eyes saw my body. In your book they were all written, the days that were ordained for me, when as yet there were none of them.

Thine eyes did see my substance, yet being unperfect and in thy book all my members were written, which in continuance were fashioned, when as yet there was none of them.

In the sub prime crisis, a similar phenomenon was implicitly at work, with banks speculating that they were too big for governments to let them fail.

So I figured I might as well do it the binomial way because that's probably what the California

It thought itself the measure of all things European, in terms of both the European championship and the European Union.

And it could, but if you imagine these differentials could cancel out, and you're just left with the dx and a dy, and we've seen that multiple times.

But central banks in both Europe and the US thought that a 2 annual inflation rate would be a desirable target (for the Europeans a desirable maximum).

In November, when the government thought that street brutality had intimidated the protest movement, Iranian officials backed away from the compromise.

Understandably, the Charter was conceived as a multilateral collective agreement by the victorious allied forces during the Second World War to forestall the recurrence of a world war.

After the Second World War even at the height of the cold war mankind envisaged a bolder world.

The government had been under longstanding international pressure to honor at least some of its international commitments to contain Hezbollah, and it wrongly calculated that the group would only respond in a limited way.

Moreover, institutions that thought they had transferred risk to the market realized that the demise of sponsored SIV s would damage their reputations irreversibly.