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After the collapse of a bubble of historical size, deleveraging by the private sector is likely to be substantial in scale and duration.

Japan did not have housing or credit bubbles, but the undervalued yen encouraged a bubble of a different sort.

Those two days, known as Black Monday and Black Tuesday, burst a bubble of speculative trading and helped trigger the Great Depression.

The island was created when the Icelandic Plume, a bubble of magma beneath the Earth's surface, forced the crust up and out of the water.

About three weeks before each big tournament he would enter a bubble of concentration that muffled even the crowd's applause.

The explanation could lie in the sharp temperature jump a particle experiences when it becomes dispersed in a bubble of reactant gas.

For five years, this region was a bubble of optimism, growing fatter and fatter while its walls stretched thinner.

So many poured borrowed money into the product that the volatility price collapsed - that is, buyers were sucked into a bubble of their own.

It was strikingly designed as a bubble of blue plastic that enclosed both the monitor and the computer.

A hypothetical spacecraft would remain stationary inside a bubble of mutually expanding and contracting space-time.

Floating on a bubble of debt is nothing new, as recent examples such as Iceland and Argentina show.

In recent years they have entered the heliosheath, a bubble of gases that marks the outer limit of the solar system.

They lived on a bubble of credit and real estate development that sent wages and debt soaring.

The magnetosphere is a bubble of magnetism that surrounds earth and protects us from solar wind.

In retrospect it is clear the country was living in a bubble of hubris and unearned kudos.

A bubble of glass sits close in front of the driver's face.

Yuba heating a bubble of power 275W, 4 Zhi namely, 1100W, power-and result in strong light pollution.

Charms can make a person laugh or dance or even create a bubble of breathable air around a person's head.

It is like that a bubble of metal fusion liquor in a big smelter, jumps out and asks the smith, "Make me into Moxie Sword. "

After years of lecturing America about loose lending, Canada now must confront a bubble of its own

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