Katie's eyes opened wide with surprise, but she didn't let out so much as a whimper or whine, much less a cry.

WSJ: How Machiavelli Saved My Family by Suzanne Evans

They still boast of their fiscal prudence as a contrast to Mr Bush's recklessness, but worry that fiscal discipline is a less effective rallying cry when, despite huge budget deficits, America's interest rates remain extraordinarily low.

ECONOMIST: The Democrats

But when it goes after less unpopular targets, some cry vigilantism.

CNN: Meet the Rules of the Internet

Turnout was less than 50%, a far cry from the 89% who voted in the national election last year.

ECONOMIST: South Africa

It was actually Far Cry 3 that made me want a game that was more lonesome and less kill-happy, or that made me so starkly aware of that desire.

FORBES: [Spoilers follow.]

He did it so effortlessly that the cry went up that he'd "stolen" the franchises for much less than their worth.

FORBES: Envy With Green

Wilshere was known to cry with frustration if his team-mates were unable to match his standards but that became less of an issue once Arsenal came calling.

BBC: Jack Wilshere ready to shine for Arsenal and England

Recently, we have seen top officials from the Bank of the England and the FDIC cry for simpler models due to the complexity of the existing ones essentially they want a less mathematically complex model with simple rules.

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