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"I am probably more famous for the collapse prediction, and the eating of that column, than I am for inventing Ethernet, " he says.

The collapse marks another difficult sales process for GM since it began to downsize its operations more than a year ago.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers, the US investment bank, and the global economic crisis changed all that in a matter of weeks.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 was one of these "credit events" .

However, facing the prospect of the collapse of one or more of the Detroit companies, the White House indicated it had few other options.

All this occurred in the socialist regime after the collapse of the in Romania, and a small detective close correlation . . .

The break-up of the film or cap is no doubt caused by the collapse into drops of a sheet of liquid.

The result was the collapse known as the French Revolution, which ushered in a terrifyingly more efficient version of the French state.

At a stroke, a rocky transition - only the second since the collapse of the Soviet Union - seems to have been solved.

The U. S. housing market has been a mess since the collapse of home prices in 2007 and is showing few signs of improvement.

Before you decide that's a waste of money, imagine how much more it would have cost before the collapse of ad revenues.

"The reason is the rising cost of imported supplies following the collapse of the Icelandic krona, " said the report.

An examination of the collapse of Xinjian Primary School offers a disturbing picture of a calamity that might have been avoided.

At a completely different level, the collapse of your economies was being orchestrated by beings of the dark and their agents.

Among the many reasons for the collapse of the old General Motors was its chronic inability to field a competitive small car in the U. S.

Again, this extravagance was partly responsible for the collapse: trees were used for making plaster with which to decorate their temples.

But since the collapse of the bank that led the funding, construction has almost ground to a halt.

Mr Paulson was still right to intervene: the collapse of Fannie and Freddie would have been a catastrophe.

The wind load characteristics comprise one of the major reasons for the collapse of industrial buildings during construction.

The right to travel was one of the most enticing of the freedoms Iraqis looked forward to after the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime.

Two-and three-dimensional hydrodynamic computer codes have been applied to the study of the early phases of the collapse of a gas cloud.

With the collapse of her marriage and no real family to turn to, Tatum succumbed to the demons of her past, which would nearly kill her.

But the collapse in the oil markets has shown just how much Russia still depends on getting a good price for its natural resources.

Mr Putin has said the collapse of the Soviet Union was the great geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century.

It said the collapse in the country's banking system would produce a "very sharp" recession.

The collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was the result of not considering the last of these factors. Tacoma Narrow.

The market did not turn until a year later, with the collapse of Burmah Oil.

Regulators are determined the chaos that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers a year ago should not be repeated.

The only saving grace is the collapse in inflation expectations, leaving the door open for deeper interest rate cuts in coming months.

The collapse is similar to what happens to hardened glass when it is smashed with a hammer, he said.

SIMON: And how do they miss stuff as big as the collapse of WorldCom or Enron or MF Global just a few weeks ago?

Adult videos The collapse of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I led to Greater Syria being carved into a half-dozen states.

He had done so in a previous trial arising out of the collapse of Madison Guaranty in 1990, and he had been acquitted.

First it was Goldman Sachs, which had a near-death experience after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

That factory, which started production just six months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers, might have looked like a mistake.

The twinkling of an eye, the girl finally burst the heart of the collapse, she thought: Perhaps, they had no future.

Many Prudential shareholders are relieved at the collapse of the company's attempt to buy the Asian operations of American insurer AIG.

In Egypt and Tunisia more professional armies refused to open fire to save their beleaguered presidents after the collapse of the police.

He feared that the collapse of the family, if it ever happened, would be the main threat to Singapore's success.

Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the number of hedge fund launches has fallen far from its peak.

Depending on the scale, velocity and nature of the collapse, this could generate a significant and potentially damaging tsunami.

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

One of the reasons Zimbabwe's economy is such a mess is the collapse of the commercial farming sector.

It had survived largely untouched since the collapse of communism.

Residents of the city began to stream into streets to welcome the opposition troops and celebrate for the collapse of Gadhafi's rule.

Despite the collapse of the deficit talks, credit rating agencies did not signal any intention to lower their ratings for US debt.

And the bonus from the collapse of energy prices a year ago for inflation and consumer pocketbooks has now largely evaporated.

But on Wednesday, many labor rights advocates said the collapse of Rana Plaza showed a continued failure to take meaningful action.

If our financial system was strengthened, it should be able to withstand the collapse of a company with just $68 billion of liabilities.

The collapse of Fannie and Freddie took with it the pretense that the government could do so at no risk to taxpayers, he said.

Hedge fund debt disaster Then there was the collapse of the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund in 1998.

President Obama spent his first year in office trying to prevent the collapse of big financial firms, and stabilize the national economy.

The collapse would come anyway, as what has proved unsuitable for you as you head for Ascension, cannot remain.

Fearsome invaders from another galaxy, the Yuuzhan Vong are the greatest threat faced by the New Republic since the collapse of the Empire.

There, a lack of proper oversight and transparency nearly led to the collapse of the financial markets and a full-scale Depression.

Since the collapse of Northern Rock, light-touch regulation is no longer a phrase that can be used in polite society.

Rivalry among the Mongol imperial heirs, natural disasters, and numerous peasant uprisings led to the collapse of the Yuan dynasty.

The collapse of our fiscal position is no more than the mirror image of this shift in the balance between private income and spending.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn said the risks of the collapse of another big financial institution are now very low.

But the officials refused to give more money and said the collapse of Dongqi Middle School was solely because of the earthquake.

Xi'an CDC in July 16, 2007 AIDS test issued this report card, no doubt to the young man to death, he followed the collapse of the family.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers and the banking system's near-death experience (plus a slide in commodity prices) changed all that.

Poland's Catholic Church Historical Commission said he had co-operated with the secret services before the collapse of Communism.

Bank failure has proved costly to customers caught up in the collapse, and above all to the public purse.

But no writer from the region, in fact or fiction, has produced a matching account of the collapse of the Iron Curtain and its aftermath.

Yet the collapse of the Senate bill does not mean illegal immigration will go away, either as a fact or as an urgent political issue.

Following the collapse of talks in London, Sunday, party leaders are meeting in Islamabad to discuss the coalition's fate.

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Government critics complain of being bugged: hard to prove, but a fear rarely expressed since the collapse of communism.

Indonesia suffered years of chaos and low growth after the collapse of his rotten regime.

Look for dystopian stories that take place in the aftermath of the collapse of "ObamaCare. "

How many billion years after nature to build harmony, human only spent less than 100 years of time, the collapse of a Tu Nong Lege.

These institutions have been lending well below $100bn a year but the collapse of financial markets represents some $700bn in lost access.

Some people close to Australian iron ore mining and Chinalco say the collapse of the deal caused the arrests, not the iron ore disputes.

There would be a mass migration area in the warm airflow shear area in the southeast of typhoon during the collapse of the typhoon.

"When he forecast the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1976, people laughed at him, " says Prof. Panarin.

In an unexpected twist, the experiment straddled the collapse of Lehman Brothers and of the stock market.

Investors almost seem to think they can return to the rules of the game that adhered before the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September.

Both, though, imagine the world as it appeared after the collapse of communism removed the only serious challenge to US primacy.

On the surface, the collapse of the Soviet Union reduced China's strategic value to the west.

Officials say the collapse of the railing triggered panic among pilgrims, and a stampede ensued as people tried to flee to safety.

North Korea's economy, meanwhile, turned into a basket case following the collapse of the Soviet Union, its main benefactor.

BR: Mm-hm. Now, if this occurs, would this be a worldwide problem? I mean, like the collapse of the dollar. . .

Then, of course, there was the famous claim that the collapse of communism marked the end of history.

You and I could not agree that the collapse of love has broken into scattered amid the snowflakes lost in the spring.

The bankruptcy of the model was then revealed by the collapse of twin stock market and real-estate bubbles and a subsequent banking debacle.

Like the toxic versions that were undone by the collapse in the American housing market, these products involve the use of derivatives.

The collapse of the Soviet empire and of apartheid rule in South Africa cut the number of visible prisoners of conscience.

The collapse of national civility and cohesion made it difficult for the disputants to hear each other.

When the collapse of the HIV virus the body's immune system, people will be infected with a variety of diseases.

Its days have been numbered since the collapse of the Berlin Wall coincided with the bursting of Japan's bubble economy.

All the government has said is that its investigations have so far found no human negligence led to the collapse of any building.

They also know that the collapse of the case does not prove there was no sexual encounter.

The results show that the basic causation of the collapse is that the thickness of the soil coverage is far beyond that of the design.

Two women holding children walked out of an adjacent building that remained intact, but was exposed by the collapse.

Meanwhile, divers continue the delicate task of looking for eight missing people. At least five others died in the collapse.

More important, it could remove the risk of another dollar trade-credit shock of the kind that followed the collapse of Lehman.

The collapse of world trade is likely to be the worst since the end of World War II.

In most Asian economies falling domestic demand was more important than the drop in net exports in explaining the collapse in GDP growth.

A year later, following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the markets made a U-turn.

As well as a heavy financial blow, the collapse of the venture would dent Fortis's ambitious China expansion plans.

Such large-scale expansion had a major impact, the collapse of the republican form of government.

A YEAR on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the world economy is turning the corner.

The collapse of General Motors into bankruptcy is only the latest chapter in a long story of mismanagement and decline.

After all, it was the collapse of global oil prices in the early 1990s that brought down the Soviet Union.

So recovery from the collapse is likely to turn into a long hard slog.

Since the collapse of communism, entrepreneurs have taken off in places where they were once forbidden, including Russia.

The collapse of the car and property industries, two big advertisers, did not help.

It is not true to say that authoritarian leadership has brought on the collapse of the banking system.

Indeed the collapse of oil prices, one of the few reasons around for economic cheer, may be setting the stage for another spike.

It's a lesson the financial world might have heeded after the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management.

One of the issues that will get little publicity in the official Chinese media during the anniversary is the collapse of so many schools.

the subsequent reforms did not cause the collapse of discipline that some had feared.

At first that did not seem unreasonable, because the economy had been weakened by the collapse of the dotcom boom.

There is also debate over the extent to which de-stocking in the developed world has contributed to the collapse in Asian exports.

eg. It was also felt that the collapse of the system opened up new possibilities.

Once it starts, the collapse cannot be stopped by any physical force, and a black hole is created.

After the collapse of the Soviet empire, the country was left without a clear sense of purpose or destiny.

The collapse of Bear Stearns was triggered by a run of its creditors and customers, analogous to the run of depositors on a commercial bank.

Since the collapse of communism, entrepreneurs have taken off in places where they were once forbidden , like Russia.

the collapse in oil prices, plus rapidly dwindling Syrian production of the stuff, confronts Mr Assad with a fast-approaching budget crisis.

The collapse of the British Empire, which Winston Churchill had vowed to defend at all costs, opened the way to worldwide decolonization.

The energy we expect to obtain from a black hole is gravitational. The collapse of a star produces a large amount of energy.

This ratio than to go their own children than the collapse of the self-esteem and self-confidence, so that the child's tormented soul.

I was wandering the collapse of foreign land, home of the hearts of the total surging river, like a dream always see the bridge arch.

The collapse of Doha, however, speaks to the failure of both sides to own up to the world as it is.

It took less than a decade after the collapse of the Soviet Union for Odessa to become a hub for the international sex trade.

He was acting on a common trope in literature: the collapse of our technology and a return to old ways.

The collapse treatment technology is of a certain reference of similar projects.

The authorities have ordered suspension of the construction and a thorough investigation of the collapse.

Astrophysicists try to explain them as being the result of the collapse of huge clouds of gas.

The collapse came as thousands of concert-goers were being evacuated from the fairground grandstand to a nearby coliseum.

The collapse of their hegemony gave rise to a sea change in the state and economic systems during the mid Tang and the Song dynasties.

In that accident the collapse of a reservoir of a metals plant near the western village of Kolontar, caused a catastrophe.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, new facts have surfaced about the secret weapons developed by the Red Army during WWII.

But they did not predict the collapse of the US mortgage market.

They don't address the core problem, which is the collapse of American manufacturing, he said.

The collapse is similar to what happens to hardened glass when it is smashed with a hammer, he explained.

"Since the collapse of XL Leisure Group consumers are a lot more focused on working with companies where they know their money is secure. "

Beggar-my-neighbour policies are sometimes justified by the collapse of a bogey called "market fundamentalism" .

son in a cold sweat, as if an instant loss of the pillars of the house, came the collapse of the will.

The fact that no one believes this will happen, leaving the market positioned one way, will only hasten the collapse when it comes.

With the collapse and privatisation of state-owned enterprises, the vast majority of citizens had been left with no insurance.

Making all this worse will be the collapse in private sector demand, as credit shrinks and wealth falls.

Of course, fighting remains fierce in Libya and the involvement of these people hardly guarantees a smooth transition. The collapse of Col.

Take a situation like the collapse of China's economy, an event considered highly unlikely.

and JJ is upset by the collapse of his band and his breakup with his longtime girlfriend.

Take an acute example, Spain, where the collapse of a construction-fed boom has led to nearly 20% unemployment.

Earthquake, the collapse of almost all convenience stores, restaurants, smashed beyond recognition, there was looting Chinese shops reflect.

The collapse of the industry could have severe consequences for borrowers, who may be forced to resort to money lenders once again.

Even if the IPO is to have been "drying up" , but the collapse of confidence in the market or index makes a new low record.

Some claims related to the collapse of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International in 1991 remain unresolved.

The fall of the Wall led to the collapse of Communist power, German reunification and the Cold War's end.

There was a wildness of disorder there after the collapse of the building.

Global institutions are used to dealing with governments; now they must deal with the collapse of the private sector.

A majority of the time, failure scenarios involve the collapse of the entire server, which takes us to the next step in Exchange protection.

That is nothing to sniff at considering the collapse of world trade on which the region depends.

It is almost a decade since the collapse of Webvan, an American internet grocer that was a darling of the dotcom boom.

The collapse of Enron, the US energy trader, in late November did little to help chief executives' already damaged confidence.

The collapse of the big newly-built bridge led to criminal prosecution against an engineer and two local government officials.

A couple of days of dutiful consultation would have resulted in a bloodbath and, perhaps, the collapse of the rebel government.

Only thus shall we be able to mitigate the sufferings which the coming period will bring to each one of us and to prevent the collapse.

The fundamental blow to the ownership society, however, was the collapse of the bubble economy.

Morale is now almost as low as seen in the wake of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, noted Martin van Vliet at ING Financial Markets.

For the US economy, the collapse in confidence in the housing market is perhaps more important than any of those panics.

Meanwhile, institutions are so tightly entwined that the collapse of a non-bank can hurt regulated entities too.

Banks are still plagued by the collapse of a real estate bubble and uncertainty about the real value of assets they hold, the IMF said.

Spain is grappling with a 20% unemployment rate amid the collapse of its labor -intensive construction industry .

He even inadvertently Watergate forced to sneak into the building thieves arrested, leading to the collapse of President Nixon.

The collapse of Soviet communism was a glorious moment. It remains so, despite mistakes and disappointments along the way.

That device that failed to stop the well from leaking uncontrollably after the collapse of the rig.

His expression of regret at the collapse of his bank should be included in every MBA syllabus.

The economic crisis began with the collapse of property values, the bursting of the housing bubble in the United States.

In less than 20 years, the collapse of the sociopolitical-economic system compelled rapid change in the media system and policy of Russia.

Shortly afterwards, the collapse of the Soviet Union deprived the relationship of its "defining shared purpose" .

More worrying has been the collapse in demand for products, shown in plunging orders data, especially in the automotive sector.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Central Asia region has become a focus of the international community.

It will raise fears that many other banks might be nursing steep losses following the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

The IMF said in September it has made $163 billion of lending commitments since the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

The treaty coincided with the collapse of the Soviet Union and with German reunification.

The "silent majority" had been disoriented, throughout the 1960s, by the collapse of traditional moral values.

The collapse of the shelf had been predicted, but is happening more quickly than expected, scientists said.

On the same day the FTSE 100 reached 5, 140, its highest point since the collapse of Lehman Brothers a year ago.

The financial crisis has caused investment in venture capital funds to dry up since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September.

Russian foreign policy since the collapse of the Soviet Union has been hard to read.

China, Mr Kim's only foreign friend, wants to avoid the collapse of his government and the flood of refugees it might bring.

It is unclear what caused the collapse. The bridge was scheduled to be completed by the end of the month.

You are literally at the brink of the collapse of the old world and a chaotic birthing into the new.

Folding folding refers to the Board, to a certain tension following the collapse of back and forth.

The collapse of the strike enabled the company to resume normal bus services.

So, since the collapse of the Soviet Union, have former communist countries in the Caucasus and the western Balkans.

But the collapse of Dexia in October after it ran out of cash suggests that the ECB may not provide unlimited liquidity.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union and its generous subsidies to Cuba, Fidel allowed limited foreign investment and self-employment.

I say " goodbye" two words when, him over phone and I do not think of the collapse.

It was inevitable that the collapse of an $8tn bubble would lead to a serious downturn of the sort that we are now seeing.

Some people just plucked up the courage to pick up some good, to make a change, it is the tide of ridicule and forecast the collapse.

In Haiti, at least 30 people are dead in the collapse of a school building.

The far-right British National Party (BNP) fed on the collapse of Labour support among the white working class (see article).

populist struck a triumphant tone, predicting the collapse of the American project to establish a democratic government in Iraq.

More people employed means more people spending money and a counterbalance to the collapse of global demand.

But there are a few worrying omens in the air, notably the collapse of the Doha round of trade talks.

When the land-based routes became less accessible after the collapse of the Mongol empire, European traders sought a sea-based alternative.

The collapse in Western demand has exposed the fact that much intra-regional trade was in components for finished products sold in the West.

The collapse of America's car giants has been a long time coming, but the speed of the final plunge has shaken everyone involved.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russians ate most of their beef cows as the system of reproduction broke down.

As part of the theme, you can include the graphics used to represent the expand button and the collapse button.

This extraordinary activism helped to stem panic, prop up the financial system and counter the collapse in private demand.

Since the financial crisis and the collapse of Scotland's two biggest banks, public opinion has swung against independence.

If improving the steel fire-resistant ability or enhancing the ductility of the structure, the collapse can be avoided.

Firefighters look for possible victims after the collapse of a wall in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, following two weeks of heavy rains.

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S. from the Middle East, which he imagined would lead to the collapse of all the American-backed authoritarian regimes in the region.

Due to the large area contact induced by the collapse, the adhesions are strengthened and the stable heterogeneous structures are formed.

Financial implosion robbed politicians of their confidence; the collapse of the Soviet Union remade Japan's geopolitical co-ordinates.

Moreover, when growth rates finally fall, the collapse in investment is going to knock a huge hole in demand.

In a human drama with more twists than a French plait, the collapse of the criminal case against Mr Strauss-Kahn raises many questions.

No one is sure exactly why, though experts suspect environmental and economic causes led to the collapse.

We simply do not understand the reasons for the collapse in productivity.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, relations between Russia and Georgia have been of concern for the people of the world.

Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September, trade credit has become scarce, causing international trade to implode.

The collapse in foreign equity and bond markets has inflicted massive losses on the U. S. external asset holdings.

If the stiffening system is inadequate, torsional oscillations due to wind might result in the collapse of the structure.

In September 2007, well before before the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Tett identified the heart of the problem.

It's now been nearly two years since the collapse of the real-estate bubble began.

You are probably aware of many facilities that have experienced the collapse of a similar structure.

Still, the collapse of the thermosphere was bigger than the sun's activity alone can explain.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, no opponent has had the ability to spy on U.

One result of the collapse has been the end of financial economics as something to be celebrated rather than feared.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers was a turning point for Wall Street - a sign the financial services industry was in deep trouble.

To get down to the real issues affecting your world just now: the collapse of the monetary system is in its final stages as we write.

the very fact that they still rose in most places is good news, given the collapse in other private financial flows to the developing world.

China's ancient feudal society had been irrevocably toward a true portrayal of the collapse.

The news follows the collapse late last week of an alternative rescue plan involving Hawtai, the small Chinese car manufacturer.

Few would have predicted that shark fishing could cause the collapse of a lucrative scallop fishery.

A policy of liquidation would proceed via mass bankruptcy and the collapse of a large part of the existing credit.

I feel cruelly, this few to have been lost, I really want to lose down the collapse.

So far evidence of a recovery in China's economy is hard to find as it reels from the collapse in global trade.

The collapse of the Soviet Union combined with a privatization of the oil fields initiated a turnaround in production starting in 1999.

There really wasn't much of a middle class right up until the collapse of imperial China.

So far, the collapse in euro-area output has had an uneven effect on employment.

Just as the collapse of Lehman Brothers deepened the credit crunch in the west, it also seemed to cause a sharp jolt to confidence in China.

Shareholders still grumbling about the collapse of the earlier Rio-BHP merger process might also be appeased.

Iceland, reeling from the collapse of its banking system and currency, is selling its ambassadorial residence in Washington.

The collapse of the fund underscores that Wall Street's biggest players are playing hardball with some of their best clients.

And in the 2008 crisis, the collapse of Lehman Brothers has at least created the preconditions for politicians to act.

The UN mission to Haiti was decapitated with the collapse of the hotel where it was based.

The collapse of the traditional family has made black Americans far poorer and lonelier than they would otherwise have been.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers and wider financial turmoil has dealt a heavy blow to the confidence of strategic and financial buyers.

First of all, I think this is wrong, and that with the collapse of communism left in the current crisis is nothing to do.

A new article provides insights into possible mechanisms of the collapse of fisheries, due to fisheries-induced evolution.