For the next four days, the nation and the world watched with bated breath to see whether a full-scale core meltdown would follow. |
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As the 1000-odd crowd assembled at the spot watched with bated breath, the personnel started pulling the rope up with utmost care. |
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Well, the American people don't sit around the table waiting with bated breath for the president to speak. |
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We await with bated breath your musings on other complicated hygiene issues. |
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The world looks on with bated breath as two old rivals get together moulding their swords into sickles and ploughshares. |
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While we wait with bated breath, the meaningless one day jamboree rambles on. |
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The crowd of spectators sat on the edges of their seats, waiting with bated breath for the drop of the violet flag. |
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The inbound tourism industry is waiting with bated breath the re-introduction of the 12-day derogation. |
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Ordinary citizens were here waiting with bated breath to hear what this government would say and do about their number one priority, health care. |
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We're all sitting with bated breath, wondering if and when we're going to go fishing. |
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As researchers show how the two diseases are very much alike, I'm waiting with bated breath to see what kind of biological differences, if any, these eggheads might find. |
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Throughout Christmas eve and day, the world is monitoring with bated breath. |
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Hawking took 10 minutes to build up the answer on his computer and the audience waited with bated breath. |
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We all may have waited with bated breath for Wiig's big, first post-Bridesmaids, post-SNL star vehicle. |
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With bated breath, the hotel later welcomed the Who's Keith Moon, who checked in dressed as a cop before handcuffing two strangers together. |
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She clenched her fists tightly, awaiting his answer with bated breath. |
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We are therefore looking forward with bated breath to the first meeting between President Kostunica and Mr Rugova. |
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We are now waiting with bated breath to see whether Turkey will push ahead with political development on its own initiative. |
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In the fall of 1996, hundreds of thousands of TV viewers followed the adventures of the beautiful Marguerite Volant with bated breath. |
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Faster, higher, stronger: in the run up to the Winter Games in Vancouver 2010, the Olympic motto is keeping the world with bated breath. |
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This week, in the wake of the Presidential elections, we have followed the situation in Yugoslavia with bated breath. |
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It turned out to be a false alarm... we had to sit and wait with bated breath, if you will, to get an answer. |
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I await with bated breath the EU's new agricultural policy, on which the Commission will be taking a decision next week. |
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Mr. Fleisher's crew isn't waiting with bated breath, but they'll try anything once. |
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I wait with bated breath to hear the outcome of this meeting. |
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If you have been waiting with bated breath to read it, email me. |
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Football fans are looking forward with bated breath to the clash of Kerry and near neighbours Limerick in the national league semi final later in the month of April. |
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With millions of Indians waiting with bated breath over the decision of the men in blue for the mini World Cup, cricket fever has only just begun. |
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While this haggling for coveted posts and berths is going on in political circles, the common people are watching the developments with bated breath. |
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The young ones were waiting with bated breath to have a rendezvous with Kalam, for wherever he tours, a session with kids is very much part of his itinerary. |
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While the rest of the world waited with bated breath to see if they could simply complete the facilities in time, the Athenians were always confident they could deliver. |
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She watched Hecate with bated breath, her hands clenched into tight fists. |
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The following is told in confidence and with bated breath by the inhabitants of a flourishing city in Western New York. |
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Today, curiosity blended with excitement is keeping the institution's 3,500 students and teachers with bated breath. |
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We waited with bated breath while the government recalibrated itself for three months. |
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A huge favourite in Quebec, her 2007 Festival visit left fans waiting for her return to Montreal with bated breath! |
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I remember that while the force, the ships, moved forward, we all waited with bated breath to see whether there would be a war. |
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The world is waiting with bated breath and is counting on us all. |
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My Group is waiting with bated breath for the document the Commission has promised on a European space satellite in which, needless to say, the input of the European Space Agency is vital. |
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I hate going food shopping so now I'm waiting with bated breath. |
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When we last considered this bill, the hon. member for Ottawa Centre was waiting with bated breath for a reply from the hon. member for Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington who has the floor. |
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First immobile to keep the audience waiting with bated breath, he executed a figure and continued whilst using his legs, swaying hips, chest movements, swirls, gallops and whirls. |
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With bated breath, the chest was lightly slapped. |
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With bated breath we await the next riposte. |
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With bated breath, many political commentators waited for an upset. |
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Mrs Maij-Weggen is not here today because she left for the Netherlands after today's vote in order to take part in the elections, the outcome of which we are all waiting for with bated breath. |
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It is simply not the case that the workers in our regions and constituencies are forever waiting with bated breath for us to liberalise previously protected sectors. |
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I am standing in front of the Cutspring Grocery Store with my mother, brothers, neighbors and — I'll take a guess here — bated breath, knowing who is coming, in the flesh: President Kennedy. |
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As I speak, the whole of the European public is watching us, and is waiting with bated breath to see what is about to happen in the great history of the Commission and the Parliament. |
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Norway awaits their answer with bated breath. |
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Everybody's sitting with bated breath to find out his response. |
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We will be waiting with bated breath to see what the outcome will be. |
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Everything unfurls in slowness, in bated breath, with precaution even in the voice, to describe those little rituals that daily life invents to sustain a terrible, painful crossing. |
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And unions have been waiting with bated breath. |
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We are waiting with bated breath for the release of the new version. |
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