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It was an investigation he never got to complete. Because on one calamitous night, Raley's world was shattered.

Indeed, allowing deficits to increase put a floor under what otherwise would have been a calamitous collapse in demand.

Although we did not meet, also not know who the other party is, , I hope that your ability is come out from the calamitous shadow.

The regulator will also be keeping a watchful eye: to award a banking licence and then see that business fail would be calamitous.

More than any other nation, China suffers from a potentially calamitous variety of natural perils, most particularly floods and typhoon.

Peaceful contact proved elusive, but those encounters helped the agents stitch together a profile of a man with a calamitous past.

It was the first insulting shoe, payback for Bush's calamitous legacy in Iraq, for tens of thousands of dead Iraqis.

The assumption that the USA (let alone the rest of the world) is Silicone Valley writ large proved to be calamitous to the industry.

For emerging countries, the "great recession" was a blip. For high-income countries, it was calamitous.

But the country would be in less calamitous shape if more officials worked as hard as he.

Nothing that has happened in Tunisia or Egypt makes the consequences of that decision any less calamitous.

If this sectarian behavior is not stopped, sooner or later it may result in a resumption of calamitous Sunni-Shi'ite violence.

The Europa fine facial features beats ascend calamitous branding, but she hardly with lend a will to display a freshman with the smile.

That would be a calamitous outcome of European monetary integration.

C. . . The sight all over the world was focused on the strange country, either honorable or calamitous .

DIRE predictions that the financial crisis will result in a calamitous decline in philanthropy are probably exaggerated.

The media reports how the calamitous Earthquake in remote China has killed many thousands of people.

Truth be told, this calamitous slip was the first time Mr Brown has made much of an impact on the campaign.

When central banks put themselves at the disposal of finance ministries, the results can be calamitous.

Were Iran to precipitate a nuclear exchange with Israel, the results would be calamitous for both sides.

It may be calamitous on the bank balance, but is it so morally reprehensible?

In our own small way, each of us contributes to the harried and calamitous state of the world - including the roads we drive.

Even more calamitous is the prospect of history teaching in the schools confining itself to the transmission and regurgitation of 'facts'.

A so-called limited war will leave little more than a calamitous legacy of human suffering, political and spiritual disillusionment.

Put the two together and the mixture is horrible: stilted, embarrassing and potentially calamitous.

But a calamitous recession and higher unemployment undid this work.

An indication of something important or calamitous about to occur; an omen.

Emblematic of this calamitous development has been the motorisation of Chinese mobility.

In a modern power system, inappropriate operation or fault handling may cause calamitous outages and lead to widespread blackout.

These strengths have helped Mexico to rebound smartly from its calamitous slump.

That means a slower rate of growth will not be calamitous for China.

If the same thing happened with oil or wheat the results would be calamitous.

In the battle for world opinion, this mistake, if such it was, had calamitous consequences.

But no one wanted to take the chance of not acting and causing a calamitous market response.

Democrats and Republicans may well escape a calamitous default with an 11th-hour deal on the debt ceiling.

If anyone has had an equally calamitous moving-in experience, let's hear it.

The great American slowdown may be less calamitous than many people fear; but it is fraught with dangers.

But, with mistaken ideas about how it should work, it may prove calamitous.

A Greek default at this time, with interest rates and CDS prices leaping, would prove calamitous.

In history the social effects of the calamitous floods can ruin a country.

very serious, but is, to use the item of bigness, save the calamitous ages.

Not setting a coveted job is calamitous, but the consequences of being held up are seldom that serious.

Default would have calamitous consequences for the euro and the world economy.

If so, it was a calamitous mistake.

Above all, today's low and falling inflation is potentially calamitous.

If the goal is to prevent a calamitous collapse of bank lending, the answer is probably yes.

The result has been calamitous: Bad loans at five once-sleepy banks have snowballed into an existential threat.

The calamitous alternative is that depression, along with a break-up of the project.

In the past few centuries fossil fuels have risen to prominence, with calamitous consequences for the world's climate.

And that's good, because someday, experts know, we will face a truly calamitous virus.

If many universities drop big deals it will be calamitous for the publishers.

A calamitous event or experience; a grave misfortune.

Mr Obama must tackle two wars, a calamitous recession and the unexpected.

The daylong drizzle made the day slightly more calamitous than most.

Women have lost jobs, but at a less calamitous rate.

Emerging from the forest, he went to warn the other night elves of this calamitous news.

It can not be stressed too strongly how totally calamitous for us all the Roswell incident was.

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