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As you know, catastrophe has struck our nation. Has struck the world.

Whether she did that as effectively or as forcefully as the catastrophe demanded is the question that now haunts the Governor.

Once catastrophe happens, wards for infectious disease can be available and medical staff can be assembled and ready to work immediately.

It has, however, taken the catastrophe of the earthquake to translate the subsequent goodwill into a momentous diplomatic initiative.

It would be a catastrophe if she were to make a scene by introducing them to my mistress, which is clearly her intention.

Describing it as a "catastrophe" , Haiti's envoyto the US said the cost of the damage could run into billions.

and it's a disaster such a catastrophe for you to see so damn much of my ass you ask for me?

Society is not set up to deal with rapid sea level rise. It would be a catastrophe of a magnitude we've never experienced.

The American economy is on the edge of catastrophe, and much of the Republican Party is trying to push it over that edge.

Such a spike would be felt by businesses and homeowners in catastrophe-prone areas around the world, including Florida and California.

And one failed harvest is enough to turn Ethiopia, a nation of 66 million farmers, into a humanitarian catastrophe.

The immediate effect of Garn-St. Germain, as I said, was to turn the thrifts from a problem into a catastrophe.

If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of those ways can result in a catastrophe, then someone will do it.

Simply knowing it's there can reduce stress, since you know you're not walking a fine line2 between comfort and catastrophe.

Local officials have warned that China faces a catastrophe if it fails to stop erosion and other problems around the reservoir.

Last night, Obama said the time to pass the economic stimulus package is now, otherwise, he says, crisis could turn into catastrophe.

It's been a catastrophe of unprecedented proportions but senior management can only put on a brave face.

This was: "Are we doing enough to reduce the probability of such a catastrophe? "

The slump is being discussed as if it were a natural catastrophe like the arrival of the comet that destroyed the dinosaurs.

Where you can buy extra coverage depends on the location of your home and the particular catastrophe you're trying to protect against.

In contrast, the U. S. government has managed its financials very poorly over the years and is flirting with a Greece-like catastrophe.

While this might have been a good thing for the world as a whole, for my awards ceremony it was a catastrophe.

So I would encourage you to be as generous as you possibly can in response to what is a major catastrophe .

Globally, insurance companies are calling it a "catastrophe trend" .

It's almost as if the higher the rating of a financial institution, the more likely it was to contribute to financial catastrophe.

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

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

As you know, catastrophe has struck our nation.

Finally, we hope against hope that we have the courage to ensure that this type of catastrophe can be prevented or mitigated.

"TO CALL it a catastrophe was a catastrophe, " says Martin Bartenstein, Austria's economics minister.

It raises the question of whether Mr Buffett is as canny an underwriter as Ajit Jain, who runs his catastrophe reinsurance business.

BPGlobalPR : Catastrophe is a strong word, let's all agree to call it a whoopsie daisy.

We are doing all that is possible to avoid a future economic catastrophe resulting from the extreme malfunctioning of the financial sector.

If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of those ways can result in catastrophe, then someone will do it.

By now it can be applied to any policy which consists of daring one's opponents to take matters to the point of catastrophe.

It was only a week ago that al-Shabab was driven out of the city, allowing aid workers to survey the scope of the unfolding catastrophe.

Out of expectation, Shaoyang Jixin Real Estate seems to survive the catastrophe.

And utter catastrophe does look like a realistic possibility, even if it is not the most likely outcome.

You know that colonization which people brag about today has been a historic catastrophe.

When the catastrophe occurred the banks were unable to claw back bonuses already paid out on unreal profits.

His outlook may have been shaped by his own experience with catastrophe and risk.

It is not known whether Mr. Dunne will fall victim to today's world financial catastrophe, but there is no doubt that his country has.

The local economy tends to be vulnerable subsequent to the catastrophe.

Default on its $441bn exposure to credit default swaps and other derivatives would have been a global financial catastrophe.

"reapers" ? as in more than one? They only gather like this at times of great catastrophe -- Chicago fire, san francisco quake. Pompeii.

Therefore, floods is one of the most difficult property insurance catastrophe to cope with all around the world.

How sure are we that this kind of change in the environment would not lead to catastrophe?

What I feel about in this movie is how Chinese tradition and culture leads her people go on and face this enormous Catastrophe.

"When twelve times catastrophe has tolled. . . " What if the prophecy referred to the earthquakes and not to deaths?

There doesn't seem to be much danger of a Malthusian catastrophe.

"The Federal Reserve took extraordinary actions to arrest this crisis and prevent utter economic catastrophe, " he said.

They should have put limitations on these companies so such a catastrophe could have been prevented.

Each catastrophe increased the likelihood that he would give up his weird stunts; but as soon as he could he would limp back and try again.

Sadly, however, before she could get to aphonetotell anyone about it, a terribly stupid catastrophe occurred, and the idea was lost forever.

Of course, they were not perceived as the underlying cause, and what resulted was an even worse catastrophe.

But such attention will have to be sustained for years if the country is to recover from the worst catastrophe in its tragic history.

We are on the edge of a potential catastrophe for the euro and that's not going to be good when it happens.

Another witness who gave his first name as Fabio said he tried to warn police before the stampede occurred that a catastrophe was building.

Many professors have accepted at least some of the blame for the global catastrophe.

The age of deterrence is now the age of control , averting catastrophe fron weapons of mass destruction .

Since it is possible to avoid such a catastrophe, you might think that the worst will not happen.

Some kind of natural catastrophe, perhaps a flash flood, killed at least 13 persons and buried them in a natural grave.

Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet.

New energy finds, unconventional fuel sources and advanced technology are likely to ameliorate the long-prophesied energy catastrophe.

A likely knock-on effect will be a redeployment of catastrophe cover elsewhere, probably driving prices lower for a time.

Concerned that destroying the new Well might bring about an even greater catastrophe, the night elves resolved to leave it be.

That he owed his presidency to that "catastrophe" clearly did not matter.

Rates for catastrophe protection are falling industrywide after successive hurricane seasons left the U. S. untouched by major storms.

The dents reportedly visible on the British sub show the boats were no more than a couple of seconds away from total catastrophe.

"The president of the United States is right in saying that protectionism and closing one's borders is a catastrophe, " Sarkozy said.

The catastrophe: As if the political turmoil weren't bad enough, nature struck Haiti in2004 to devastating effect.

In this atmosphere, many if not most Germans came to believe that World War I was a sort of natural catastrophe, with no human authors.

Today we, the last living survivors of the greatest catastrophe ever perpetrated by man against man, are disappearing one by one.

Then comes catastrophe and bankruptcy, and a fresh consensus emerges from the debris of the last great party.

No-one can say for sure how this particular arachnid met her end, but she may have succumbed to a natural catastrophe.

their life after the catastrophe, but I wish I will never have to feel on my own.

Another missing piece was any discussion on how the common man can survive such a catastrophe.

hence a redoubled anxiety around that silence whence a catastrophe was on the point of emerging.

The young man was too well acquainted with the business of the house, not to feel that a great catastrophe hung over the Morrel family.

But unlike human beings, even the most intelligent animals don't worry about the possibility of being wiped out in a terrible catastrophe.

The Associated Press quoted military sources said the day is the Palestinian "catastrophe day" 63 anniversary.

Eventually, the number of mutations can exceed the "error catastrophe threshold" , again leading to the extinction of a population.

It has been unable to stir up the millions of victims of Zimbabwe's economic catastrophe.

This institutional weakness has been a catastrophe for people who trust investment professionals.

"The market is taking risk off rather than necessarily pricing in catastrophe, " he said.

Whenever there is a catastrophe, the networks try to take advantage of the weakness of the state and of the control systems.

I have nothing but admiration for the dignity and decency displayed by the Japanese in dealing with this catastrophe.

There was not going to be a repeat of the last catastrophe when theAtlanteans destroyed Atlantis some 10, 000 years ago.

It might sound calculating, but the death of a child is an economic as well as emotional catastrophe for many Chinese couples.

The US and many other countries face a bad recession - but surely nothing to compare with that sustained catastrophe.

In the case of nuclear energy, the Fukushima power plant meltdown was the latest catastrophe to scare us off.

Foreign donors were also slow to respond to the catastrophe, due to its unfolding nature and, perhaps, its relatively low death toll.

As it turned out, the Fed was dead wrong: the wave of small-bank failures was a catastrophe for the wider economy.

Who would not, for a mere few thousand dollars, want to protect their child from some future catastrophe with such "biological insurance" ?

But when statutes seek to avoid environmental catastrophe, can preventive, albeit uncertain, decisions legitimately be so labeled?

The existence of oil so near the border might be thought a catastrophe for Sudan.

DB: You see, the first instinct is to say, 'What can we do to stop this tremendous catastrophe'?

The full report, due to be published by December, is expected to warn of an environmental catastrophe.

To lose a passport was the least of one's worries; to lose a notebook was a catastrophe.

The company lost its biggest customer and that was a catastrophe for its future.

"Either we will create the necessary momentum to finally galvanize a global response, or else we risk a global catastrophe, " he said.

But then the world was shaken by an economic catastrophe that toppled banks, destroyed businesses and ruined countless livelihoods.

The president warned people that if war broke out, it would be a catastrophe.

Let's just hope whoever our current President has enough left in the tank to deal with such a catastrophe.

Japan stands on the brink of nuclear catastrophe a year after the West Virginia mine explosion and the gulf oil spill.

Eternal in the United States if this static moment, the future may be faced by the catastrophe, had been comforted and rewarded.

And that's what happens in an asteroid catastrophe, because that's what this was, of course.

There hasn't been a major catastrophe and in fact, the city is in an upswing.

Global warming is more than just an ecological catastrophe; it would be a human catastrophe in all of its dimensions.

That will be the beginning of the worst catastrophe that will ever have befallen the human beings and the Earth.

Time and time again, panic turns a bad situation, or even a mild inconvenience, into a real catastrophe.

For many of these families, emergency unemployment insurance is the last line of defense between hardship and catastrophe.

this catastrophe, viewed as an uncoupled humiliation to the whole nation, was far more than enough for a revolution.

JAPAN is in the middle of a catastrophe that transcends any talk of trauma and resilience, the easy language of armchair psychology.

But maybe the Japanese people could use the experience of this catastrophe to rebuild a society bound together with a renewed trust.

That would have been a catastrophe. So Helen, are you the kind of person who likes to do things at the very last minute?

The attempt to expand the business was a catastrophe for the firm.

Communist leaders have only been a factor in the past 100 years and the majority of the time, it has been a catastrophe.

Vargas narrowly escaped catastrophe as a live hand grenade landed at his feet.

This struck me as an odd choice of idiom in an era when demented mortgage practices have triggered worldwide economic catastrophe.

The regulatory regime for investment banks may now have to be rethought to make them more resilient to financial catastrophe.

Connecting their purposes, however, needs to be their ultimate task if the world is to avoid the catastrophe of unchecked proliferation.

These are the elements that post the most risk in case of a nuclear catastrophe, and were some of the most harmful after Chernobyl.

The evacuation plans came against a background of mounting concern over the possibility of a nuclear catastrophe.

The president said it should not take the risk of "economic catastrophe" to force lawmakers to work together and do their jobs.

Just a decade ago Indonesia was on the brink of catastrophe.

This was a culture devoid of self-criticism and self-analysis, hindering the prevention of impending economic catastrophe.

The simple picture of gas cooling inside dark matter halos faces an important problem known as the cooling catastrophe.

Will politics allow all this to be accomplished in time to avoid a catastrophe?

A catastrophe is something like an earthquake, a tsunami, a war and so forth. And a blip is everything else.

The measures do show something important: Japan is easily rich enough to deal with this catastrophe.

That is still a catastrophe for a country that seemed to be rushing towards prosperity and pluralism.

The infiltration of mind into the universe will not be permanently halted by any catastrophe or by any barrier that I can imagine.

But the green craze has many asking how , if at all , it addresses what many characterize as an impending climate catastrophe .

Taxis and buses weaved and passed one another at bone-chilling speeds, with only millimeters separating them from bloody catastrophe.

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

No wonder Mr Crist likes the idea of a national catastrophe fund, which would spread the risk across the country.

It was the second time in his life that she had caused a catastrophe.

The U. S. government has never defaulted on a loan, and it would take a mighty big catastrophe before the U. S. Treasury could collapse.

The catastrophe of World War II ended for Italy with a civil war that raised fears of a communist takeover.

Their solidarity was important in the face of every catastrophe (disaster) such as hurricanes and other mortal misfortunes.

The only way China could surpass US manufacturing next year would be for the US to encounter an economic catastrophe of some kind.

The catastrophe was caused by a disintegrating comet and saw the planet sprayed by thousands of frozen boulders made of ice and dust.

The bonds can be viewed as a kind of catastrophe insurance for which a premium is received in return for a small chance of a big loss.

President Michelle Bachelet has declared a "state of catastrophe" in central Chile.

The consequences of such a catastrophe are too awful to contemplate.

This would be an economic catastrophe even if California were not already mired in a deep recession.

It was his first meeting with foreigners since the Beslan catastrophe.

Many geneticists saw this phenomenon as the potential beginning of a new global catastrophe.

There will always be a Bernard Madoff or a subprime mortgage repackager willing to set us up for catastrophe.

The US government could still add a couple of trillion dollars to its debt without setting off any immediate catastrophe .

Every one feels that a disaster is imminent , as if a catastrophe is about to come.

This catastrophe is the work of the ultra bomber, John replied. The Ultra bomber is a devotee of an anti-government cult.

Not only the US, the whole world should blame him for the catastrophe today.

A blunderbuss in the hands of a blockhead is a catastrophe waiting to happen. You're not a dunderhead, but exercise great care.

On the first date, at the German Physical Society, Max Planck presented a resolution to the Ultraviolet Catastrophe.

In other words, after all this other stuff he's told you, that's when the big catastrophe takes place.

This post will outline what the "Great Catastrophe" is, the signs that exist now and how each region around the world will fare.

If that thing walks into a populated area there'll be a major catastrophe!

English party turned out to be a catastrophe.

U. S. President Barack Obama says inaction on climate change could leave future generations with an "irreversible catastrophe. "

The worst catastrophe was a dinner I cooked for a strict vegetarian with vegan aspirations.

Hours after the earthquake, Yonemura picked up a faint signal from a naval station near Yokohama, relaying word of the catastrophe.

The catastrophe occurred in the last 16 minutes of the 16-day mission as the spaceship glided in for a landing in Florida.

But when he was put to the test by circumstance, he somehow turned catastrophe into opportunity; turned his weakness into strength.

This would not have stopped the three large Icelandic banks from overextending, but it would have prevented national financial catastrophe.

Historically, Chinese traditional medicine and Japanese Hanfang medicine went through a catastrophe, which were prohibited by government.

The prime minister, Raila Odinga, last month warned of a "catastrophe" if seasonal rains don't come in October and November.

Japan's catastrophe will no doubt lead to further technological advances.

What influence will a war which brought such catastrophe to mankind bring to such a poet?

Citizens is acting as the insurer of last resort, underwritten by the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, a pool financed by the state.

The prospect of a nuclear catastrophe drove stocks down around the world.

It may help landlocked countries with improved transport infrastructure, but cannot eliminate the catastrophe of having bad neighbours.

The World Bank Group advocates catastrophe risk financing as an important element of the strategic framework for disaster risk management.

The briefing shows that drought and ecological catastrophe swept over the whole locality, and followed by a slack economic.

Without bank bail-outs the financial crash would have been even more of a catastrophe.

Since the significant catastrophe thunderbolt, people would often have stress barrier after the wound.

Or it might be a legend of black art and witnessed a catastrophe of the world?

Later, when Ji Bu met with catastrophe, he narrowly escaped due to the help of his friends.

And in 2006, Mexico became the first sovereign country to issue a catastrophe bond with technical support from the Bank.

Whoever was the culprit, in Garment's view, only radical surgery and the fullest admission of error could avert catastrophe.

The earthquake adds two further threats to the global economy (aside from the risk of a genuine nuclear catastrophe).

Charles Perrow, emeritus professor of sociology, Yale University, is the author of The Next Catastrophe.

Mr Obama is said to credit Mr Bernanke with a leading role in helping to avert economic catastrophe.

Error catastrophe theory has led to a strategy of mutagenesis to control disease viruses.

If it will hit it will cause a incredible catastrophe which will probably extinguish mankind.

Bloody Sunday was a tragedy for the bereaved and the wounded, and a catastrophe for the people of Northern Ireland.

The alternative would be plunging asset values, a complete withdrawal of credit and economic catastrophe.

Many were struck by tragedy: blindness, the suicide of a child, a profound professional catastrophe.

To break any one link in this or any of the possibly billions of food chains in the environment could lead to catastrophe.

"Many feel compelled to help in a catastrophe that really, shouldn't be happening anywhere, " she says.

This does not threaten a radiological catastrophe on the scale of Chernobyl, experts say, but could still cause grave local pollution.

After the killings, the authorities said there were indications that the two youths were disturbed and hints of the looming catastrophe.

Many companies therefore will form a cooperative arrangement to share equipment with other companies in the event of catastrophe.

TYPICAL USE: The war was a terrible catastrophe in which many people died and many buildings were destroyed.

The thesis of the "Nine planets line-up" catastrophe lacks factual basis and is scientifically untenable.

Peak Re will focus on natural catastrophe and other general insurance risks to which ordinary people in Asia are exposed.

The better applied results show that cusp model of catastrophe provides a new reliable technique and method for the oil-gas prospection.

" This sudden catastrophe of tension, Japan entered the " extraordinary times " state, the parties had to agree to the " political truce.

Thirty waggons could not save all the wounded, and in the general catastrophe one must think of oneself and one's family first.

Does his support for economic freedom mean that the interventionism of South Korea was a catastrophe?

During a congressional hearing last week, experts said, it would cost billions of dollars to actually prevent a potential catastrophe.

Although we are stuck with paying minor expenses, our premium is low -- only $560 a year -- and we are covered against catastrophe.

Each of these changes is a catastrophe. Together they make for something much worse.

Business can play an invaluable role in addressing factors that predispose a community to a potential catastrophe.

catastrophe, seeing such grades as foreclosing the possibility of a top college, thus dooming his son's future.

But it's only a temporary solution to the catastrophe unleashed by a drilling rig explosion nearly 12 weeks ago.

TIME talked to Cronin about his scope for catastrophe and the staying power of the vampire story.

Doctors in Greece are warning of an impending health catastrophe brought about by the financial crisis.

Some advocates for the 2012 catastrophe say that what will actually cause the devastation is an alignment of planets.

Turn on your cable stations and you can immediately see the latest catastrophe---sometimes as it is actually happening in "real time" .

2012 is the Mayan prophecy of the end of the world, with the arrival of this day, people must face an unprecedented devastating catastrophe.

Climate change often is described as an event that will bring catastrophe to Earth's inhabitants in the distant future.

In the next 18 months, you'll hear thoughtful proposals, outrageous reactions, and predictions of catastrophe or paradise.

"I think this is a near catastrophe for American relations with Eastern European countries and many in NATO, " he said.

Mr Putin once described the collapse of the Soviet Union as the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 2th century.

But we appear to have averted the worst: utter catastrophe no longer seems likely.

My life has been a catastrophe lately.

A renewed civil war would be a catastrophe, probably pulling in Iraq's neighbors.

So now the de facto strategy is to oppose any responsible action until we are in the midst of a fiscal catastrophe.

This paper researches the reasons of TGP s banquette slumping during river closure by the Catastrophe theory and Self organized criticality.

Third, once the risks of financial catastrophe have passed, rapid easing can be mirrored by equally rapid tightening.

Her money is just about gone. and a catastrophe is imminent unless Pinkerton returns soon.

The oil catastrophe afflicting the Gulf of Mexico underscores just how dangerous offshore oil exploration can be.

Few people believe it would have handled the many-headed catastrophe any more adroitly.

We'll wait until it's more of a catastrophe, and react, as opposed to prepare for it.

Given a catastrophe of such epic proportions in any normal country, the world would look first through a humanitarian lens.

"We must continue to act in real time to prevent a human catastrophe, " he said at a closing news conference.

For the pessimists, however, particularly climate-change pessimists, catastrophe will follow.

The oil catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico, as horrible as it has been, was yet another opportunity.

He is upset about it, more upset about this little incident than about the catastrophe itself.

Investors, meanwhile, are re-assessing their earlier fears about a major economic catastrophe springing from debt problems in the Europe.

Then one year, agricultural catastrophe struck Michigan in the form of Dutch Elm Disease.

Denmark Wang's sudden death, the souls of the emergence of a catastrophe rather than all these phenomena are being felt.

They say the fuel rods were almost completely exposed - raising fears of a further catastrophe.

You know the dangers of natural catastrophe that climate change can unleash.

The results indicate that flashover in building fires is in essence a phenomenon of swallowtail catastrophe.

No one thought that such a catastrophe as has occurred would happen.

It is not to be denied that no sacrifice is too great to avert a catastrophe.

Americans who rightly worry that the ballooning costs of Medicare and Medicaid could lead to fiscal catastrophe down the road.

He's created an increasing level of anxiety and catastrophe with this, but that fifth seal there's kind of a digression.

Not being able to calm hatred will lead to a destructive catastrophe.

No catastrophe hits, but all the little things go wrong, and nothing gets accomplished.

Many lawmakers who voted yes warned of a financial catastrophe if the bailout goes down again.

People's perception of threat of nuclear catastrophe depends on the amount of nuclear-arms testing being done.

But, says disaster expert Lee Clarke, only by imagining catastrophe can we cope with it.

Post-catastrophe, the lack of resources - of people, expertise, equipment - might be a far bigger obstacle than the physical loss of data.

For China, self-evidently, any such outcome would be a catastrophe.

"Not we, I. " And she reaches into her pocket and pulls out a catastrophe.