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151. Some economists fear that the funds available for the IMF to dole out, which in September stood at $255 billion, may not be enough if several emerging markets come under stress at the same time.

152. China has come under heavy criticism for the number of criminals it puts on death row every year, the number of crimes punished by death penalty and the opaqueness of its legal system.

153. He added: "It is horrifying that they should come under fire at an army base on American soil.

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154. He has a long list of currencies that could come under severe pressure, which includes the Indian rupee, the South Korean won and the Brazilian real, as well as "most" east European currencies.

155. Remember that business partnerships come under the rulership of this house, as well as those momentary one-on-one situations you encounter in your daily activities.

156. Both load and performance tests come under black box testing.

157. Cosmological and teleological arguments have come under sustained criticism, notably by Scottish philosopher David Hume, noted empiricist and skeptic.

158. Such an atmosphere could hardly come under the category of home life.

159. United States' credit-worthiness, while far better than Greece's, has also come under scrutiny due to its burgeoning deficit and tepid climb out of recession.

160. China usually refuses to mix human rights issues with diplomacy, but Hu has come under international pressure to use his clout with Sudan to push it to accept U. N. peacekeepers in Darfur.

161. When the property bubble bursts, Shanghai's income level could come under serious pressure.

162. The Lusitania's passengers may have been more prone to stampede than those aboard the Titanic because they were traveling in wartime and were aware that they could come under attack at any moment.

163. NATO spokesman told the BBC that Kandahar airfield had come under rocket and mortar fire. He said several NATO personnel have been wounded, but that the attack was never over.

164. The regulator has come under fire for not bringing more cases over the 2008 financial crisis.

165. Snail fever, Kaschin - Beck disease , the Keshan disease and other endemic diseases have come under control.

166. To come under the hammer means to go on sale at an auction.

167. Actions claiming salvage money come under the jurisdiction of the people's court at the place of the salvage or at the port where the salvaged ship first arrived.

168. Merchants report that your primary shipping route has come under attack from a dire whale!

169. Some 53% person acknowledged , own individual life snafu, therefore own pet dog has also come under the certain influence.

170. Rightful use of such remote login sessions come under the auditing umbrella for various compliances.

171. The wildcat strikes come under the backdrop of rapidly rising unemployment.

172. Snail fever, Kaschin disease , the Keshan disease and other endemic diseases have come under control.

173. Recently , the argument has come under serious scrutiny , with many influential philosophers unconvinced of its cogency .

174. Google has come under heavy scrutiny lately in both the U.S. and Europe from regulators concerned about its growing industry dominence, especially in the search field.