1.   And they worry about what they consider a mean spirit haunting the country as politicians and voters appear to be turning on poor people.

2.   A version of the memory that haunts Kerrey also haunts the country.

3.   That sorry deal has haunted the country ever since.

4.   The memory of the dead haunts the country, Quinn-Judge says.

5.   Those are horrible questions to be haunting any country.

6.   We think electronic redlining is very shortsighted and will come back to haunt this country.

7.   But reminders of the fragile truce continue to haunt the country.

8.   By all means, they should be welcome but we should not be lackadaisical in efforts to keep the country free from diseases that haunt those countries.

9.   Meanwhile, its banking history haunts the country.

10.   One of the impacts of the monetary crisis is unemployment and it is haunting every country in the world.