The moribund Italian economy would spring to life if the euro fell by 30 , adjusted for inflation. In 1997, South Korea s economy took a nosedive, and 1998 was still difficult, but GDP soared by 11.1 in 1999.

So Sudhir went home. Took a shower, took a nap.

I took a walk.

I took a shower.

She took a job?

Wife took a trip.

I took a job

Norman took a wife?

I took a Comanche!

She took a taxi.

So I I took my camera, I took my notebook, took a chair, and started to observe this behavior.

First they took a kidney, then a gallbladder and then they took his whole damn stomach.

She took me for a whore. I took Sylvie away from there quickly.

A nurse took my temperature.

He took a week off.

We took a wrong turn.

Tom took a step backward.

You just took a counterfeit.

It took a man, Daniel.

You took quite a jolt.

You took a long time.

He took a step forward.

It just took a minute.

And so he took the Maitreya it shrunk into a globe, a ball took him on his shoulder.

And it took about a year.

He took a trip to Europe.

He took a walk before breakfast.

She took a walk before breakfast.

He took us for a ride.

You took him for a ride.

...myself, I took a look around.

I just took a little ride.

David took me for a walk.

We took a bike ride together.

I took a bottle yesterday, Ma.

I took a look at it.

A friend of his took it.

It took a lot of courage.

I took a step toward her.

She took a step toward me.

I took Silien for a rat.

While I took a train home.

Oh. Took a pill, did you?

Moreover, the new EU member states in Eastern Europe, which have neither the economic strength nor the political stability of long term members, are now beginning to take a nosedive. Given the exposure of some euro zone states such as Austria, this crisis will also affect the euro area directly.

I took a stand, paid half a grand!