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• Annus horribilis, as Queen Elizabeth once put it.
• For New York City, 1968 was an annus horribilis like no other.
• JAPAN : An Annus Horribilis c . 1995 Newsweek
• Let's start with the locals, currently experiencing annus horribilis in spades.
• If Queen Elizabeth had an annus horribilis, we have had a summer annoyancius.
• No one wanted to talk about his personal ( itals ) annus horribilis ( itals ).
• Moreover, Meehan's triumph marks a stunning turnaround from his annus horribilis of 2001.
• But in hindsight it is clear that for much of Asia, 1997 was an annus horribilis.
• "By any measure, 1995 was an ` annus horribilis', " he said.
• Add a couple of off-ice scandals and Trondheim had suffered an annus horribilis of great magnitude.
• Queen Elizabeth II told of her annus horribilis in 1992, a particularly grim year for the Windsor clan.
• The same cannot be said for Brown's season, a personal annus horribilis if there ever was one.
• He clearly is the MIP on the Celtics, one of the few bright spots in this otherwise annus horribilis.
• The fire was the final straw in what the Queen referred to as her " annus horribilis ."
• It has been, as the Queen might say, an " annus horribilis " year in Washington.
• Currencies and stocks have plunged in what will be remembered as an annus horribilis for the region's financial markets.
• The year 1651 was something of an " annus horribilis " for flooding, with many disastrous floods in Europe.
• The perfect way to sign off what has been an Annus Horribilis, " Spain's leading sports daily Marca said Wednesday.
• Annus Horribilis is an ongoing literary project which aims to collect true " worst day " stories from people all over the world.
• But it would be a fitting follow-up in an Annus Horribilis that is deflating Japan in its own eyes and those of the world.