We sucked in imports beyond what we paid for in exports and our trading partners were happy to hold the dollars provided to make up the difference.
There was no getting away from the fact that we were being sucked into the deeps of an emergency.
"Because of their physicality, we were probably getting sucked in into the breakdown and putting one player too many, and one or two too tight, " he added.
With some in the Pentagon reportedly pushing for drone strikes in Mali, and the United States providing logistical and intelligence help to French forces there, we are gradually getting sucked into conflicts that were never considered our vital concern.
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Both teams will be going at it and we might have to keep our heads, play the way we do and not get sucked into their football.
My parents were strict when it came to what we ate, and believe me when I say it sucked.
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"We don't want to see all of the oxygen sucked out of the room" with a protracted debate on the council, he added.
But what I want to end with is that, you know, to me we need to be careful when we go back and try to say we should do things like the '30s because the '30s sucked.
They sucked out almost all the tin, and so this year we have 75% less than last year.
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It may be part of the mix as a bridge to a transition to new technologies and new energy sources, but we should be pretty modest in understanding that the easily accessible oil has already been sucked up out of the ground.
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Morganza Spillway , it's just being so sucked up and absorbed so fast by the earth that it's not flowing as fast as we should, which is a good thing.
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