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Many US dailies face uncertain futures, battered by quickly declining ad revenue in the age of the Internet and a teetering economy.

He took a tiny stove out of his backpack, set it on a rock teetering on the edge, and made sweet mint tea and bitter Bedouin coffee.

By 1494, the bank had been forced to close almost all its branches and was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

The hinges appear to be a bit small in relation to the laptop's size, but barely allow a teetering after opening angle adjustments.

Suze glances up at my wardrobe, on which are teetering a brown leather case, a lacquered trunk, and three vanity cases.

"They were a company that was teetering and that was basically counting on its continued rise in its stock price for its survival. "

Japanese media said the Japanese IT parts, materials and finished goods sectors are teetering on the brink of collapse.

And why are they obsessing about something that happened a decade ago in London, when America is teetering on the brink of default?

Foot experts warn that you face as many risks wearing flatties as you do teetering on heels.

Your question hints at a process, from mood swings to a slow teetering toward the "abyss, " the "lack of everything. "

Climate change is teetering on the point of no return while our leaders bang the drum for more growth.

He seized her hand; she pulled away climbing higher on the railing teetering for a second there.

The US and China are locked in a teetering dance, each grudgingly matching one another's first steps.

Capitalism may be teetering on the verge of ruin, but it may not be socialism that replaces it.

Egypt's economy was teetering on the brink of collapse even before the recent violence, which has killed at least 50 people.

The gathering this year, however, took on a new urgency with the world teetering on the edge of a recession.

The regime of which the dollar is the centerpiece, in its role as the world's reserve currency, is now teetering.

As the housing market cratered, companies laden with securities backed by home mortgages were teetering.

Fortune interrupted his packing for a chat about China, commodities, and the teetering U. S. economy.

When the rich world is teetering on the edge of its worst recession since the 1930s, this is no time to insist on balanced budgets.

The group was confronted with a teetering, $1 trillion bank-holding company called New Jefferson.

Spain's banking system is still teetering on the edge of disaster.

If he is right the world is teetering on the edge of a terrifying crisis.

Greece is teetering on the edge of default and its government is descending into chaos.

Surely the storm that hit New Orleans revealed a society plagued with poverty and teetering on the edge of barbarism?

Several of our largest commercial banks were teetering.

Remember October 2008: Lehman Brothers had disappeared, AIG was teetering, every bank was watching its balance sheet collapse.

China has continued a policy of trade and aid for Pyongyang, helping to keep the teetering North Korean economy afloat.

the teasing delirious feeling of teetering on the very brink of unearthly order and splendor.

Europe is teetering on the edge of a financial crisis.

The world may be teetering on the brink of a prolonged and painful recession, but many luxury brands are looking for salvation in China.

In this October 2010 photo, Qaddafi stands between three other autocrats whose regimes are teetering or have already fallen.

and, while Britain is teetering on the brink of recession, the euro zone is already shrinking.

Teetering 7, 200 feet above sea level, the stadium has earned a reputation for Mexico's national team as a fortress of results.

But when a business is teetering on the brink of failure, you have two choices: You can throw in the towel or persevere despite the odds.

Big teetering stacks of magazines that get taller every time it rains.

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, the teetering despot of Libya, is losing friends fast.

In the chain of Europe's sovereign debt contagion the biggest domino of all is teetering.

It feels like a lot of things are teetering.

At Merrill Lynch, the most leveraged, $1 trillion of assets is teetering on around $30 billion of equity.

The Cavaliers ' starting bigs are both teetering on the edge of oblivion.

The economy is teetering on the brink of collapse.

At auctions Monday, Italy, with a big budget deficit and a teetering government, sold 10-year debt at 4. 43%, up from 3. 89% in October.

Today's home league match is against struggling {42} who are teetering on the edge of relegation .

But in the UK, which is teetering on the edge of recession, there is one leading indicator that times are tough.

THE Obama administration's plans for coping in the future with teetering giant financial firms will be unveiled on Monday October 26th.

Once the foolhardy are teetering on the precipice, it is too late for smugness.

Right now, though, you are teetering on the brink.

The DeRosias, like so many couples, were teetering on the brink of divorce.

Greece is teetering on the edge. It is bankrupt.

What a contrast to the 1990s, when the price of oil hovered under $20 a barrel and the Saudi economy was teetering.

The government is teetering on the brink of collapse over its latest plans.

Teetering banks were wrapped in a multi-trillion-dollar cocoon of public cash and guarantees. Central banks slashed interest rates;

Analysis and control of transient aero-elastic response of teetering rotor on the shipboard

The teetering giants Japanese newspapers are in worse shape than they appear