This is no time for political reporters to be holding their noses like dowager duchesses aghast at the vulgarity of the masses. |
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I know many videophiles will be aghast, but my concern in changing ratios stems from butchering widescreen to pan and scan. |
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Try as I might to hide my emotions, it was tough not to be aghast at the scratching so close to my work surface. |
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Her reverie was broken by a babel of voices, the approach of running feet, and suddenly her vision was filled with Theo's aghast features. |
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I have an urge to walk around in the nude, but Neil has a roommate and while he's at work, I'd be rather aghast to have him show up unexpectedly. |
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They stand aghast that a person can devote so much of their busy life to quiet conversations with these furry friends. |
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No sooner has Frank recovered the uphill ski than he turns aghast to see another bad crash and a second guided missile just brushing past him. |
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Hornby was aghast but answered her questions in increasingly staccato and downbeat tones. |
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On the other hand, most readers would probably be appalled and aghast at this stuff. |
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Recently, Macintosh and his wife, Claire, had family pictures taken and were aghast to see how much they seem to have aged in the year. |
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Mr. Iyengar, who specialises in laws related to intellectual property rights, was aghast. |
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Television cameras exposed the errors, viewers were aghast and the sport's officials were left red-faced. |
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I am aghast with horror that at this late stage in the day, we are still having to have this argument. |
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Cultures like the Japanese or some continental European ones are less aghast at the idea of collective decision making and responsibility. |
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She looked slightly aghast at his words, but any real emotion she hid behind a mask of silent fury. |
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His blue eyes blacken and I watch aghast, as he buries his face in his hands with a barely stifled groan. |
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Eric did the funny bits and Previn, vamped in a de rigueur monkey suit and swishing a baton, looked on aghast. |
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Amid the muddle, Australia and New Zealand, the region's most influential powers, stood aghast as outrage followed outrage. |
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Jasmine jolted to a halt and stared aghast into the unholy creature's absent eyes. |
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The interviewer was aghast that I could question the prime minister's integrity. |
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He said a lot of people walked out, because they were expecting croony jazzy style, and were quite aghast at the new direction. |
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He would be aghast at the spread of materialism and greed, and angry at our indifference to poverty and deprivation. |
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One woman, who moved to the area in the summer of 2003, was aghast at the horror in her own backyard. |
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We stood open mouthed and the English couples dining were all aghast at this behaviour. |
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Hark looks on aghast at his ruined production, but snaps out of it when the audience responds with a standing ovation. |
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One telling anecdote earlier this year had watchdog watchers aghast and amazed. |
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He turns to Cymry and widens his eyes, giving her such a droll, woeful and aghast look all in one that she starts laughing anew. |
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I saw it on SBS at about two in the morning, once, and sat there aghast for the duration. |
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He had spent three years in solitary confinement as a prisoner of war, and was aghast. |
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It was clear the Italian couple and Russians were aghast but keeping clear of interfering. |
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Like countless others, I am aghast and incredulous at the fact that the postal service to my house has all but collapsed. |
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People are truly aghast by what had to have been a pre-mediated attack. |
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The international community is aghast at the heart-wrenching and appalling images of dead and injured children. |
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But when she pushes the swinging door open, she's aghast to find her father sitting at the table, eating some taco chips and reading the newspaper. |
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I was aghast and horrified at the extent of human stupidity, and chalked it up to a quickly passing fad that would be soon go the way of foot binding. |
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Thrust off balance, Ikeda reeled backwards, shocked and aghast. |
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Opponents of this sea change were aghast and direfully warned that if this were to occur, the sky would fall and civilization as we know it would come to an end. |
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Everyone was sad, aghast, and even feared that the new owners of the bar, would yuppify the beloved dive which sits just on the outskirts of Skid Row and displace its cast of lovable barflies. |
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And while the jury is aghast at some of the recent evidence, and will rightly demand its pound of flesh, it is also capable of taking a longer-term view. |
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Those avatars of hedonism, The Europeans, are aghast at discovering that the average American vacation lasts for just 4.1 days. |
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Were Eisenhower alive, he'd be aghast at our debt, deficits and still expanding military-industrial complex. |
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Now, particularly if you're a guy, you might be aghast at the whole concept. |
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Many Japanese watching on television were aghast to see their young people shout down and silence a foreign dignitary. |
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I'd asked, aghast, since Hardy was so obviously sympathetic to women. |
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The church volunteers who serve it were aghast and flabbergasted. |
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The court was utterly speechless, they were aghast at her rude behavior. |
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Holland was well aware, though, that her feminist friends were aghast at her career choice. |
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She imitates his nasal hee-haw very loudly and we look on, aghast. |
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She recalls that her father was aghast when somebody asked him if he had treated King differently than he might another patient. |
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Everyone is aghast by the actors who are eventually cast in the lead roles. |
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He must be aghast at England's dismal results, even if he does not blame Robinson for the lack of a global vision for the defence of the world title. |
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But upon reaching the coffin, which was framed in white and black marble and laced with gold trimmings, she stood aghast in silence for what seemed like an eternity. |
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Like so many of your correspondents I too am appalled, aghast and ashamed. |
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That glance from under the untidy chopped fringe was bright as a bird's, flitting in an instant from fey to amused to aghast. |
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He was going gaga for flicks that left some in their homeland aghast and disgusted. |
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I'm still aghast as to how these failures so far apart can cause such widespread misery. |
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I'm just aghast, on behalf of my committee members, that we have received documentation that I am unable to provide to them. |
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Today I would like to convey a message of solidarity with them, for Canada was aghast at the brutal targeting of kids in their school. |
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Canadians are aghast to learn that no charges can be laid today in these deaths. |
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Every day new cases of abuse, especially of men upon their children, even with the compliance of mothers, leave us aghast. |
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The rest of the people seem to be quite aghast at those things, and they want this to be recognized. |
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Most Canadians are aghast at the fact that the government has chosen not to put any plans forward with respect to the environment. |
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All the ladies were amazed and aghast that recently a five year old had received a 200 euro phone for his birthday and knew how to use it. |
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I should declare an interest: my stepson is a truck driver and he and his colleagues are aghast at these proposals. |
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My high school science teachers would probably be aghast to learn that I had won a national award for science writing. |
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The world is aghast, however, at the decision to ban 3Â 000 reformist candidates from standing in the next parliamentary elections. |
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There was not a single resolution on Iran, to the disappointment of Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi, aghast to discover these little games. |
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One is kind of aghast when looking at what the government offered and what it said it would do. |
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When our Senate committee started identifying security problems at Canadian airports, the airport establishment was aghast. |
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The message board, normally the exclusive domain of fashion and beauty tips, was full of comments from fashionistas aghast at the proposed changes. |
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The Clonmore man looked on aghast but was quickly granted a reprieve. |
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When I was twelve I began sprouting my first pubic hair, and I was aghast. |
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Arriving at the outskirts of Brussels the merry band of travellers were aghast to discover that the entire city had been obliterated by a weapon of mass destruction. |
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Canadians are aghast that this Liberal government has severely eroded its commitment to health protection through deregulation, privatization and massive cuts. |
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He stares aghast as Lady Red gets out of the bushes on her side. |
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The sentimental will be aghast at the absence of Tony Benn. |
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There has been no change to speak of in the economy, and, after five years in post, Mr Osborne can hardly plead that he was aghast when he opened the books. |
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Parks Canada was quite aghast at this approach. |
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Shreve does such a great job writing that you feel the scratchiness of that uniform and are aghast at a war that destroyed an entire generation. |
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Hardliners were recently aghast at reports the TSO had allowed a woman to sing solo at a performance. |
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Since these were important positions, the senators were aghast at their being placed in the hands of former slaves. |
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Even Conservatives are aghast at the budget. |
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Secretary of State Robert Lansing was aghast. |
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For instance, it is common to overhear construction contractors in Beijing who have been working in the TAR swapping stories with much aghast about the delivery of poor quality materials, such as impure cement, and so forth. |
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Isabella was aghast and prayed to God that the marriage would not come to pass. |
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I know that Mr. Yanukovych would be just aghast to find that out. |
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During the spectacular ballroom scene, Juliet's downcast eyes were astonished to glimpse conductor George Crum rising with a partial coterie of orchestra players around him, until they were peering down on the dancers aghast. |
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Some researchers were aghast when they found out what we had done. |
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Don't be aghast at this acerbic wit, and tread carefully when responding. |
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians in Vancouver Quadra and across the country are aghast at the theft from the Museum of Anthropology at UBC of gold artwork by the late Haida artist Bill Reid. |
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And while the revellers stood aghast at the fury of the man, one more wicked or, it may be, more drunken than the rest, cried out that they should put the hounds upon her. |
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O freeze my soul in fitful sleep lest wind-filled sprites bequim the air and take us singly or in threes in mad agog or lumpsome nub, aghast to Milford Haven. |
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Republicans, like those at a Senate hearing on the topic scheduled for March 10, are suddenly aghast that there's soft money being used to finance campaign activities. |
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