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He said the nation cannot afford to let the $858 billion measure fall victim to delay or defeat.

But all that could be at risk if large numbers of SMEs were to fall victim to the global economic crisis.

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.

We all fall victim to at least a few lies during the course of our lifetime.

Looking back on my five-year-old self at "The Greatest Place On Earth" , I have to ask, "Did I fall victim to The Princess Effect? "

Swamped with debt, Oleg Deripaska seemed the most likely of Russia's tycoons to fall victim to the financial crisis a year ago.

No one in their right mind thinks that the United States could fall victim to a Japanese-like lost decade.

People are worried that like the city's old neighborhoods, Beijing opera could fall victim to China's commercialism and modernization.

There were no rewards in life for such stupidity, and he promised himself never to fall victim to that kind of blind, wishful thinking.

This was welcome news to defence contractors worried that the grandiose project might fall victim to pressure for budget cuts.

The worry, though, is that, like the old neighborhoods, Beijing opera could fall victim to China's rampant commercialism and modernization.

The United Nations World Food Program says Chad could be the first country to fall victim to this funding crisis.

Barack Obama, the president, has ordered a review of cyber-security as US government agencies increasingly fall victim to attacks.

They too fall victim to the propaganda of a very profitable industry.

Peoples must arm lest they fall victim to the "law that the weaker should be subject to the stronger. "

However, many Australians remain wary of assertions that their country will fall victim to potentially destructive, man-made climate change.

Critically, innovation must not fall victim to budget constraints in the current climate of austerity.

Traditionally doctors have always believed that men under pressure at work are far more likely to fall victim to heart disease.

As tragic as it is, you must keep in mind that some of the most famous, wealthy intellects fall victim to addictions and suicide. Why?

Prominent academics warn that China could fall victim to the dreaded "middle-income trap, " which has derailed many a developing nation.

Opinion polls suggest that almost 50 per cent of Americans worry that they or their families could fall victim to a terrorist attack.

They may also play dead. Birds are ladybugs' main predators, but they also fall victim to frogs, wasps, spiders, and dragonflies.

But even the great teams -- title contenders, no less -- can fall victim to 20-point blowouts, especially early in the season.

None of us in Asia should fall victim to the strategies of outsiders.

Self-discipline: you may have the best intentions in the world, but without self-discipline you will fall victim to the temptation.

Harley-Davidson is worried that its dealer-financed loans to bikers will fall victim to new federal financing regulations.

(fall victim to) Just overnight, many a villager fell victim to that beautiful lie.

We hear that Tor users can fall victim to anonymity-breaking attacks from javascript, java, activex, flash, etc, if they don't disable them.

With most youth in the slums lackingtheopportunitiesfor a good education and training, many fall victim to the promiscuous culture.

Despite that, there is definitely something that people, including me, fall victim to when they jump in the personal development whirlpool.

Do you think a lot more teams will fall victim to the likes of Spurs and Manchester City this season?

If you fail to keep track of who has access to your personal information, you can fall victim to identity theft.

Modern migrating herbivores fall victim to many sorts of carnivore: big cats, wolves and hyenas, to name but three.

Yet it is hard not to mourn much that will fall victim to this transformation.

Randolph himself was unlikely to fall victim to water drinking, for he used none in mixing his favorite mint juleps .

This strategy has forced migrants into the hills, where many fall victim to criminal gangs.

But if measures that would increase stability fall victim to politics, everyone will be worse off.

All of Europe will then fall victim to a terrible punishment by evil powers.

Did the dinosaurs fall victim to a cosmic collision?

We have seen young gladiators , when injured, fall victim to cannibalism.

Children with adolescent parents often fall victim to abuse and neglect.

Unfortunately, not only do some activists lack the necessary savvy, but even the best can fall victim to savvier regimes .

But what we cannot do, what we must not do, is to allow our generosity and our concern for others to fall victim to today's crisis.

Be careful not to fall victim to online banking fraud.

But later they fall victim to inattention to market conditions.

S. and other world development aid will fall victim to crisis-related austerity moves.

You can also fall victim to working on the wrong things, namely the things that aren't as urgent or important.

"Men tend to fall victim to business investment schemes and some other schemes that have a higher dollar loss, " said Kane.

but many adults fall victim to peer pressure also.

In fact , I am continuously astonished by people in the company who fall victim to their own propaganda .

If we value achievement and adopt celebrity standards, we will certainly fall victim to our own excess.

if we fall victim to their seduction , we lose our original nature.

As for what we buy our children, Cassidy says we should negotiate with them, not fall victim to pester power; ask what they think they need.

Here are some of the most popular excuses for not running -- and how to make sure you don't fall victim to them.

According to the Home Office, 10 to 15-year-olds are the most likely age group to fall victim to personal crime such as muggings.