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One reason why "Hillarycare" imploded was that Mrs Clinton failed to court the barons on Capitol Hill.

After such explosions in 1944, humanity began to be stripped once again, and this imploded the human heart chakra.

And a year ago last weekend, when Bear Stearns imploded, that cleared a lot of pessimism. Global markets leapt 13%.

Some may have recalled the trek that Bear Stearns made to China in the months before the bank imploded.

Thought to be the next big wave, MEMS-based optical switching devices fizzled when the telecommunications market imploded.

Alas large fission machines were rolled around her and the vibration driven up and up and up of her molecular structure until she imploded.

The Department of Justice is investigating the company for giving subprime mortgage securities top ratings just before they imploded.

He completed his book before Wall Street imploded, the American economy slumped and Barack Obama won the White House.

After the Soviet Union imploded in 1991, there was an upsurge in the ratio of boys to girls in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.

Through 1993, however, the rouble area imploded: new currencies came into play from Armenia to Azerbaijan and from Belarus to Georgia.

If their shares had not imploded, would the government have stepped in to save RBS and the others?

A stable two-party system broke down when one of the parties, the Social Christians, imploded after corruption scandals.

True, there was a rival, in the shape of the Soviet Union. But that imploded two decades ago.

Since the second one imploded in 1989, it seems past time to put to rest the nebulous and sometimes toxic third-world concept.

Yet in a few swift years the Review's circulation and advertising revenues imploded.

so sad were the tales and so dense was the suffering that the pain had actually imploded the human holographic planes into black holes.

Norm takes a few steps and drops to his knees. Imploded by grief.

Policy makers hope private investors will return to the markets, which imploded during the financial crisis.

If unemployment has exploded upwards it can only be because, after Lehman imploded, workers chose to take a holiday.

US car unions proved much more amenable after their industry all but imploded during the financial crisis.

The Berlin Wall fell, the Soviet Union imploded, and its satrapies in Eastern Europe were liberated.

Indeed, many traders think the best historical parallel for the current mood is 1998, when Long-Term Capital Management imploded.

After a drawn-out demise, the government imploded in August 2007 and Law and Justice decided to press for an early election this autumn.

At 10: 28 AM, the top floors of the north tower imploded, bringing the rest of the building down.

This is fact happened when Russia imploded and had to divest of her satellite countries.

BeforeChina's dairy industry imploded in a swirl of tainted products, milk was a cash cow.

Without it, the financial system would have disintegrated and the economy imploded into depression.

The contents of the array are then imploded into one long string, which is in turn loaded into an XML object and (in this test case) echoed.

In the 10 months since Lehman imploded, Chinese companies have gone on an unprecedented buying spree.

The boom, which lasted for most of the last decade, imploded in 2008 when the credit crunch cut off its life blood.

Now that it has imploded, the banks cannot fill the hole.

Just before the Well imploded , Illidan had filled several vials of its powerful waters.

Meanwhile, Alexander has admitted he wasn't surprised that Britney's marriage to Kevin imploded .

But many who lived through the seven tense months before the deal say Bear Stearns imploded because it was at war with itself.

Where the bridge to zombie kingdom is semantically imploded ?

By the time the Soviet empire imploded in the late 1980s, the answer was obvious.

The Fed's rate cuts after Long Term Capital Management imploded a decade ago fuelled the dot. com bubble.

Before the broker imploded, most onlookers had assumed western governments would never let a large institution fail.

Then Enron imploded, the markets lost faith in the energy-trader model and Dynegy's shares plunged.

They had to fail, as they would in any event have imploded upon themselves.

So our kingdom holds karmic liability with the many nuclear bombs imploded upon Earth over time and on the part of humans.

This year lots of frauds we have been aware of for some time have imploded.

Their pet candidate, Howard Dean, imploded in 2004 to the relief of congressional Democrats.

Since May, commodity prices and mining shares have imploded.

The bad news: Pacers had chances to beat mighty Mavs twice and imploded both times.

The Hacienda Hotel was imploded in 1996 to make room for the gigantic Mandalay Bay Resort.

When Japan's bubble economy imploded in the early 1990s, the government net debt to GDP ratio was a negligible 15 per cent.

Mr. Greenberg lost much of his net worth when his sizable stake in AIG became largely worthless as the firm imploded last year.

Up until ascension began about a decade ago, the only time that cords imploded in this manner back upon another has been in death.

Our dream isn't dead. It has imploded.

Alan Greenspan claimed you couldn't see a bubble until it imploded.

The ruling Socialists imploded, winning just 59 seats.

Putting that in perspective, Lehman Brothers was levered about 31 to 1 before it imploded.

Then entire countries such as Iceland, Greece and Ireland imploded in economic turmoil.

And the firm has all but imploded in America, despite Mr Kallasvuo's pledge to conquer the region.

Iceland made a brief, feeble attempt at supporting its currency as its financial bubble imploded last year.

Reparation for a section of imploded furnace tube of reforming furnace through part replacing method