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The bricklayer on the roof was calling for more tiles.

In 1919 veiled women in Cairo marched against British rule, calling for independence.

The brick-layer at the top of the scaffold is calling for more mortar.

It is also calling for independent verification of the industry warranty system.

America has so far refrained from calling for Mr Assad's ouster.

Today’s fragile world, with its dwindling resources and expanding populations, is calling for other agendas in the West.

The question will be how much progress is enough to forestall other measures that people will inevitably start calling for.

Some are calling for more drastic action, though that would stiffen the headwinds blowing against a fragile economy.

Mr Brown has been calling for a global summit for weeks, emboldened by international acclaim for his plan to rescue Britain's banking system.

Scientists are now calling for doctors to prescribe 'green exercise' - working out in a park or the back garden - for patients who suffer from mental illness.

The G-20 should institutionalize a monitoring role for the IMF, to review the execution of these stimulus packages and assess results, calling for further action if necessary.

Several events are scheduled for the Whistler resort, as well as Cypress Mountain, but weather forecasters are calling for warm temperatures to continue.

Then, a month or so ago, posters calling for his son's candidacy for President began to spread in cities and in the countryside.

But he is calling for a review of Maine's groundwater laws, which in effect allow landowners at the moment to pump as much as they wish.

The victims’ relatives are calling for justice, and the interim government has unsuccessfully sought the extradition of Mr Bakiyev from Belarus, where he has found exile.

Politicians in both countries are on their soapboxes howling about job losses and calling for the repayment of subsidies that EADS received from local governments.

Mr Daniels’s response was: “You need to do this or you’ll end up with single payer [the single scheme that the protesters in Indianapolis were calling for].”

People say that we've heard what he had to say before, but he is the president and he was calling for a sense of urgency about [America's indebtedness].

We were able to secretly play Stick War for almost three whole days before one of our asshole classmates ruined it by calling for help when we wouldn't stop hitting him.

President Ahmadinejad, facing an election battle of his own in June 2009, responded by calling for an apology for decades of American misdeeds, but did not explicitly reject the overture.

It is considered a "pound" cake--with the recipe calling for a pound each of flour, dark brown sugar, butter, glace cherries, raisins, prunes, currants, plus a dozen eggs and flavorings.

On September 22 of the 26th year of the Republic (1937), the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China issued a declaration calling for united efforts to save the nation.

Buffett and company cite these factors in their petition calling for opposition to the estate tax repeal. They also discuss something that's equally emotional and far more complex: the principle of meritocracy.

At the start of this year, he produced a study calling for either a four-runway hub airport on a new site in the estuary or increased capacity at existing airports nearby, such as Gatwick or Stansted.

In its declaration of September 22, 1937 calling for united efforts to save the nation our Party stated: Democracy should be put into effect and a national assembly convened to frame and adopt a constitution and draw up a policy of national salvation.

If he cannot cause his foes to writhe in agony, he instead forces the ground beneath them to open up, calling forth lava to immolate his foes.