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The U. S. financial system is like the game Jenga, where participants remove supporting beams from the structure until it topples.

"It knows that if the U. S. economy topples, China will be dragged down too, " he said.

Harley also has a video on its site showing how "even small women can pick up a bike of 550 pounds if it topples over. "

The courage that rises from defeat and tries again, as you with laughing face rebuild the house of blocks that topples to the floor.

His collection of foreign films and documentaries topples out of an unpacked box.

I feel a mere explosion which topples others is not quite the best way to show the death of a unique monster.

As experience has shown, if an event is large enough to topple reinsurers, it generally topples several at a time, and not just one.

At some point a listing ship topples over, and Germany would plunge into the sea with everybody else.

It triggers a wave of popular anger in the Middle East that topples any regime seen as too close to Washington.

It seems more likely that stasis will begin after some disastrous event effectively topples the existing controlling faction.

It's meant for people who dream of being on the barricades, not for the ones who'd rather watch on TV when the tyrant's statue topples.

However, chimney topples toward plant and pressures on pile of broken plant, so that shock of chimney collapsing to ground is reduced.

On April 1, 1933, the paper's front page proclaimed, "Dome Topples Off Statehouse: Officials Say Legislature Generated Too Much Hot Air. "

Another hazard that topples schedules is flattery.

The Place Where the Chimney Fractures Most Easily When it Topples down

God topples from the sky, hell's fires fade: