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I was here when we were down in the dumps.

Your bank was down in the dumps only three years ago.

Thompson had been down in the dumps over his friend's death.

I've often been down in the dumps, but never desperate.

"I was down in the dumps on Friday night," he said.

"I was down in the dumps all those years with the Giants.

I was down in the dumps, however, and for some reason I wanted to hear her voice.

Guys on this team are used to seeing a happy-go-lucky guy and I was down in the dumps.

Yes, the city's spirit is down in the dumps.

It was all very sad and everyone was down in the dumps.

"There are many reasons for the Filipinos to be down in the dumps.

You don't feel like you are down in the dumps."

I was down in the dumps when I thought they might not be coming at all these hols.

In 1994, it was down in the dumps with lower profits and a falling stock price.

"We were down in the dumps," said Barry Green, his car owner.

"We'd been down in the dumps for so long," Arnott said.

The stock market may still be down in the dumps, but those who expected a downturn in business activity so far have been proved wrong.

"Motorola is an American company, it's been down in the dumps, but it is coming back.

"He's been down in the dumps ever since Peter... you know.

"In addition to having doubts about my mom's matchmaking skills, I also was down in the dumps," he said.

"Pretty much everybody thought we were just going to be down in the dumps this year," point guard Jarrett Jack, a sophomore, said.

"There are probably a few establishments in Manhattan that will be down in the dumps today when they hear the news.

He is down in the dumps, although his stay in Baden has restored his good health.

Japan's economy has been down in the dumps for so long that many people now worry that it will never recover its dynamism.

"We could have been down in the dumps, but we could count on Mel and Joe to keep us together."

But for the most part, the stocks are in the dumps.

Before Sept. 11, the military industry was in the dumps.

It is pretty damned obvious you are in the dumps.

New York magazine has seen better days; ads, like the city's economy, are in the dumps.

Spain is trying to catch up with the rest of Europe after being in the dumps for 50 years.

It concluded that no one knew what was in the dumps or if they had the capacity to meet future needs.

Two or three weeks later, I'd be in the dumps because I had been too excited.

He hated noise especially when he was in the dumps.

"I've been in the dumps for a long time now and don't need anymore.

It is not news that the dot-com industry is in the dumps.

What's plain as the nose on your face is that the economy is in the dumps.

"If guys are in the dumps when we go on the field, then it's going to make a difficult proposition that much more difficult."

"If it weren't for leasing, the auto industry would be in the dumps."

Even worse, his company, Cypress Semiconductor, is in the dumps.

Often thought she was in the dumps till she began to lilt.

The Mexican economy is in the dumps and there is a feeling of insecurity among those men."

"Morale is in the dumps," said a recruiter who has worked with Coke in the past.

The economy is in the dumps.

They say they are in the dumps, that their currency is falling, but they're all here and still buying."

And while it seemed her personal life was in the dumps, her professional life appeared to have just taken a full tilt toward the better.

"I deep am in the dumps.

Her career is in the dumps, and Mr. Golub wishes to provide a vehicle.

The agency's creative reputation was in the dumps after years of stringent cost-cutting and creative-director turnover.

They kinda remind me of the 49ers who were in the dumps with Singletary.

The trouble, Mr. Stiller said, was that the German market was in the dumps.