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Many flights to surrounding countries are reported full with people trying to leave Japan amid news reports of the possibility of meltdowns.

you missed some classic eleanor waldorf meltdowns . if it wasn't such a tragedy, it would've been funny. actually, it kind of was.

Engineers are trying to prevent meltdowns by flooding the chambers of the nuclear reactors with sea water.

'It was a year of Ponzi schemes and banking meltdowns, ' she says.

The markets continued to operate normally, despite the regional volatility and meltdowns.

It just turns out to be a lot of what you call "meltdowns, "

Jobs's famous meltdowns upon his return were symptomatic of this.

Keeping loans on banks' books will help avoid future meltdowns that could torpedo years of profits.

Couple that with the fact that economies are cyclical , and occasional meltdowns are inevitable , researchers say .

Another post today discusses using thorium to help safeguard facilities from meltdowns.

Before the Fukushima meltdowns, nuclear energy powered up to 30% of the country's electricity.

It is also currently the site of one of the worst meltdowns in the U. S. real estate market.

The accident has also contaminated livestock, fish and crops. But no human deaths have been attributed to radiation from the meltdowns.

In most financial meltdowns a comprehensive solution was required, and the sooner it was provided the better.

So not until the tsunami swept away the diesel generators did the cooling system fail, ultimately causing meltdowns.

Matt offers appealing insight because he has grown sales for companies during both of the last two economic meltdowns.

In response to the meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear-power plant, much of the country's nuclear capacity has been suspended.

In late February, Wolf showed he was alert to the scale of the crisis, warning that the US faced "the Mother of all Meltdowns" .

After all, market meltdowns tend to speak louder than cowering politicians.

The possibility of multiple reactor core meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear power plant has captured the world's attention.

The concrete-sealed reactors may be safe from meltdowns , but they're not that efficient.

With so many high-profile financial meltdowns, mere existential angst among fund managers can pass unnoticed.

I've suffered too many computer meltdowns that have almost melted me down.

Following Friday's major earthquake east of Japan, fears were raised of radiations leaks and nuclear meltdowns at power plants.

Megan still has meltdowns, or tantrums, because she finds it very difficult to communicate.

Having the Fed intervene to prevent financial meltdowns tacitly puts a floor under financial markets.

Meltdowns could occur at nuclear-power plants when coolant isn't restored.

Meltdowns are also more likely to happen if a larger portion of the workload is resting on one set of shoulders.

Somewhere in there, we're aware that explosions and meltdowns can happen.

Until those are fixed, they must pump in water from outside to prevent overheating and meltdowns.

At first, I discounted a lot of the sensational headlines and scare stories about meltdowns and radioactive clouds.

If their blood sugar levels dip too fast, it can cause sudden, inexplicable meltdowns, poor judgment, or lack of impulse control.

Rallies and meltdowns will be part of the process.

The 1960s design of five Fukushima-I reactors has the smallest safety margin and probably can't contain 90% of meltdowns.

Meltdowns on the scale we are seeing are not slow-motion events.

It is hard to know what compensation Tepco will owe to those affected by its reactor meltdowns.

Opponents think that revaluing seldom-traded assets during market meltdowns makes banking crises more likely and more severe.

What were your feelings as you read of earthquakes, revolutions, counter-revolutions and nuclear meltdowns in Japan?

Tsunamis, earthquakes, power plant meltdowns,

In my experience, context switches are actually behind more total "meltdowns" at high load than data copies;

New Bank Rules May Not Prevent More Meltdowns - Newsweek