He throws the ball, catches it, throws it again.

President Vladimir Putin s choice of Dmitri Medvedev, Chairman of Gazprom, the gas company with an emerging stranglehold on European energy supplies, only throws this question into an even starker light.

Larry Fink, the CEO of the multinational investment management firm BlackRock, takes a similar view It really throws into question the whole globalization of these firms, with each country for itself .

Then he throws his helmet in the air.

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The tree throws its shadow over the wall.

The question occasionally pops into my head.

Stronger criticisms called Miyamoto's ethnicity into question

Her cub, feeds him, throws him Exactly like me.

The boy runs down again and throws me the ball.

This is important, because according to studies this is the amount of trees a single person throws out into the trash each year.

Certainly, America s global role will not be called into question.

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Ask me the first question that pops into your mind.

I do not enter into the question now in detail.

It throws a stark light on the flaws of capitalism's core institutions.

In short, nuclear Iran would call Europe s fundamental security into question.

Such states call into question our traditional attitude towards national sovereignty.

But now even that is coming into question, thanks to Germany.

If the types do not match, the compiler throws a compile time error.

There remains an open question as to whether Japan will go into depression or into pervasive controls.

It's a culture characterized by a social intelligence which takes what the theocratic regime throws its way, breathes new life into it, and creates their own leaders.

So the big question is why growth hasn t translated into poverty reduction.

Now the question is whether these initiatives will be put into practice.

Today, however, more than four years into a credit crisis, a conspicuous enigma calls this legacy into question.

But the halting and weak response to Katrina has called this into question.

As governments move into uncharted territory, they will need to question themselves constantly.

Observers have long asked the question can blogging translate into genuine political prominence?

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Mine squeezes me in a tire, throws me to the ground and starts hitting me.

She's so cheap that she uses tea bags three times before she throws them away.

America s withdrawal from Afghanistan must not be allowed to call this stability into question.

Indeed, the overwhelming evidence currently calls into question the preventive effect of antioxidant pills.

Indeed, the crisis is calling into question the very foundations of the European Union.

The mixed record of poverty reduction calls into question the efficacy of conventional approaches.

The formation of the Conservative Freedom Party coalition government called that partnership into question.

And we have reason to call into question companies judgment in using that data.

Political commentator Andrei Piontkovsky said nothing of Putin's mortal coil, warning instead that Putin is dragging Russia into a Middle Eastern holy war. Saving Assad's butt, Putin throws Russia into the sizzler of a medieval religious war between Shiites and Sunnis.

At that point, the future of an independent Iraq itself will be called into question.

Indeed, the internet boom bust cycle brings into question prevailing economic theories about financial markets.

The US led invasion of Iraq called into question the efficacy of today's international system.

Indeed, what defines a recipient country has increasingly been called into question in recent years.

This called into question the Soviet guarantee of existence for the communist states in Europe.

Contrasting of both figures bring me into question the effectiveness of microfinance to alleviate poverty.

This spontaneous question would turn into a painful game, one which you could call sick.