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61. A man burdened with a secret should especially avoid the intimacy of his physician.

62. Burdened with no fardel of the past, he has boldly taken the initiative.

63. Windows PCs are no longer burdened with the disliked Vista OS.

64. Finally, some parents , believing revolutionaries could be burdened with children, surrendered them completely to the farmers.

65. Employers in other countries not burdened with costs of discrimination will be able to undersell discriminating employers in the international market for goods.

66. Forwhile we are in this tent, we groan and are burdened, because we do notwish to be unclothed but to be clothed with our heavenly dwelling, sothat what is mortal may be swallowedupbylife.

67. Dacca's air is burdened by vehicleemissions; air quality improved after the advent of unleaded gasoline, but toxins such as carbon monoxide persist.

68. Three months later he found himself the man burdened with directing that task.

69. Some young women have also said they feel burdened by expectations they should try and carve out a career in more male-dominated environments.

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70. There is grave danger in requiring teachers to publish for a higher technical position while they are burdened with heavy teaching tasks based on some regulations.

71. U.S. consumers, burdened by unemployment and a continuing housing slump, are unlikely to generate a new consumption boom.

72. Several euro zone ministers in Wroclaw seemed peeved that the United States, itself burdened with a large budget gap and debt, was lecturing Europe on what should be done.

73. Behold the endless caravan of beings who burdened with sorrow and pain, and open your heart to undiscriminating compassion.

74. While trying to help starving villagers, Yunus met a 21-year-old woman named Sufia Begum, who was burdened by a tiny yet crushing debt, Yunus recalled in his autobiography, "Banker to the Poor."

75. Poor fellow he was only twenty two and to be burdened with a family!

76. Did you feel burdened by having to take responsibility for others?

77. The unawakened one is constantly learning and therefore continuously burdened and does not know what freedom is and hence what living is.

78. For we that are in this tabernacle do groan, being burdened: not for that we would be unclothed, but clothed upon, that mortality might be swallowed up of life.

79. She was burdened with a constant and often harassing sense of deficiency.

80. A hard-working cupcake maker is inadvertently elected mayor of a small town burdened with debt. Uneducated, she relies on her street smarts to clean up the town.

81. A burdened state of mind, as that arising from heavy responsibilities; worry.

82. Generally speaking, new cadres are not so burdened are less encumbered.

83. Britain was heavily burdened with the huge military expenditure during the process of decolonisation.

84. Poor fellow, he was only twenty - two - -- and to be burdened with family.

85. The evil consequence resulted from men's parturiency is burdened by women. This is a deviation from the idea of Buddhism that all flesh is equal and the major idea of comeuppance.

86. To them, only fools would want to be burdened with so many children.

87. She was burdened with nearly the full responsibility of running the farm.

88. He was only twenty two, and to be burdened with a family!

89. We cannot afford any longer to be burdened by labels, such as rich and poor, developed or developing, north or south, nonaligned or western.

90. But to study oneself demands extraordinary care, extraordinarily swift pliability, and a mind burdened with the desire for a result can never follow the swift movement of thought.