"With the construction sector still in a slump, the domestic economy, particularly private consumption, has a long way to go, " said Mr Oh of Standard Chartered.

BBC: S Korean growth picks up pace despite fragile outlook

So Mr Oh had to go.

ECONOMIST: An entrepreneur shakes up the political landscape

Mr. SCHEUNEMANN: Oh, I've been called all kinds of things by all kinds of people.

NPR: McCain's Foreign Policy Has Disparate Tones

Mr. RUMSFELD: Oh, this is a question the kids asked every time there's a press conference.

NPR: Iraq War Seen as Rumsfeld's Pentagon Legacy

Mr. KENNEDY: Oh, he's just like, he's another one of the great New York rappers.

NPR: College Freshman Brings Unique Worldview to School

Mr. COLEMAN: Oh, just based upon, you know, my friends who tend to have redneck attitudes.

NPR: Cowboy Troy and 'Hick-Hop'

Mr. COWING: Oh, they can renegotiate it, but you know, it's like anything else.

NPR: Is the Space Shuttle Worth the Effort?

Mr. ELSTEIN: Oh, no, nothing like this at all, and that's because it's never happened before.

NPR: Reporters Analyze Wall Street's Downward Turn

Mr. WINTER: Oh, I had many friends, particularly on the Gulf Coast who are devastated, who lost everything.

NPR: Rebuilding with an Eye to Social Equity

Mr. BAKER: Oh, I saw a puppet show when I was about five...

NPR: Photo Walls: Bob Baker's Marionette Theater

Mr. FEINSTEIN: Oh, they've got a lot more interesting storyline than just trying to win an NBA title, Steve.

NPR: Defending NBA Champs Bounced from Playoffs

Mr. GRAY: Oh, I mean, it's just--you know, I've sort of healed.

NPR: David Gray, Beyond 'Babylon'

Mr. RATTO: Oh, I think one is probably inseparable from the other.

NPR: Bonds' Approaching Triumph Has Mixed Meaning

Mr. COLEMAN: Oh, my primary influences musically are Charlie Daniels, Jerry Reed, Metallica, Run-DMC, L.L. Cool J, Dwight Yoakam, you know, people along those lines.

NPR: Cowboy Troy and 'Hick-Hop'

Mr. BAKER: Oh, this was to get children to eat vegetables.

NPR: Photo Walls: Bob Baker's Marionette Theater

Mr. HESS: Oh, I think it's going to be very different.

NPR: Clock Ticking On Obama's First 100 Days

Mr. COLEMAN: Oh, I never really thought about neither one.

NPR: Ornette Coleman on Sound Innovations

Mr. DOUGLAS: Oh, yeah, it - it's already happened.

NPR: Orchestrating Goodwill for Northern Ireland

Mr. BORDALON: Oh, no buddy, can't do that, man.

NPR: Coming to Terms with New Orleans' Flood Zones

Mr. WHITE: Oh, Honey, I don't talk about that.

NPR: Michigan Town Weighs Presidential Choices

Mr. KING: Oh, yes, I always wanted it, yeah.

NPR: Building a Museum for B.B. King

Mr. HAYES: Oh, man, it was--his funeral was awesome.

NPR: Celebrating Little Milton's Big Musical Career

Mr. GARCIA: Oh, I'd say very, very, very little.

NPR: Mexico's Obrador Won't Give Up Presidential Fight

Mr. LINNELL: Oh, well, we do have a song.

NPR: Serenading Science In A New Rock Album

Mr. THOMPSON: Oh everything, you know, everything is fuel-based.

NPR: The Toll of High Gas Prices: Two Stories

Mr. CRUZ: Oh, I think Starfleet paid for his.

NPR: Medicare Resists Calls to Provide Eyecare Coverage

Mr. BRYANT: Oh, what team might want him?

NPR: Giants Say Goodbye to Bonds

Mr. ELSTEIN: Oh, I think the idea that the market is a pristine thing that should be left alone and will solve its own problems, I think that idea is just shot.

NPR: Reporters Analyze Wall Street's Downward Turn

Mr. NORQUIST: Oh, I think that those were all reasons for not leaving sooner, that you couldn't leave after '06 if it looked as though you were leaving because of '06 not doing well.

NPR: Ally Norquist Discusses Rove's Departure

Mr. WRANGHAM: Oh, pleasure to talk to you.

NPR: Scientist: Cooking Sets Us Apart From Apes