Instead, I stayed in bed with my eyes closed, forcing myself not to moan.
But if these were effective, why would employees feel the need to moan on Facebook?
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So what's there to moan about, fellas -- we all trust Google to do the right thing, right?
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It's very easy to moan about giving from the comfort of your own laptop, having had the luck to be born in the West.
"Jesus Is a Good Name to Moan" features squealing guitar feedback and demonstrations of its title, and "Deep Breathing" proves a more honest acoustic track.
Rather than examining in detail the United States' relations with Europe, he prefers to moan about how Britain joined one sort of Europe only to discover that its partners were hell-bent on creating another.
Still, when the professors saw one another at the staff club or at church or at a faculty meeting, they were careful to moan about the riffraff from town coming onto their sacred campus to steal.
So, the next time you start to moan about the weird tech support guys and grumble about your internal support costs and how little seems to get done just understand that this stupid Microsoft bug is just one small part of the black hole that sucks away their time.
He would often moan to his friends about the difficulties of balancing his day job and his writing.
Butterfield insists he's managed to mollify customers who moan about SCO.
Ta Moan turned out to be a sleepy site, about the size of a football field, with brown rock remains of walls that outlined one central building with some still visible decorated doorways and corridors, and half a dozen subsidiary structures.
Small businesses moan that banks will lend to them only on draconian terms, if at all (though they also say weaker sales are a bigger problem).
Unless Internet and catalog purchases are taxed, the states and localities will have to raise income and property taxes, pols moan.
Their rules, moan the banks, have forced them to report enormous losses, and it's just not fair.
"People gripe and moan about the penny, but they still want to keep it, " says Richard Doty, senior curator of the Numismatic Collection at the National Museum of American History in Washington, DC.
People moan about the need for marketing, but more and more authors are asked to do marketing.
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