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Vermiculite tends to collapse in a short time.

But the scale of collapse was broadened and deepened by the freezing up of the machinery of global finance, a dramatic collapse in confidence and stock-slashing.

The special landslides with slide and collapse in Jiangjia debris flow valley is studied.

Consumers are still struggling with the collapse in the values of their homes and other assets.

A collapse in social order, however bloody, is normally an internal matter.

Friendship is sometimes fragile, and an inadvertent speech will make the building collapse in an instant.

Black holes are created when large stars explode and collapse in on themselves.

In terms of truth and knowledge, any person in authority itself, will collapse in God's drama laugh!

Prices plummeted in the wake of the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008 but the setback was short-lived.

Despite those fears, Washington and Seoul have no real contingency plans in case of a regime collapse in Pyongyang.

A collapse in credit would lead to a severe slump but spend-thrift behaviour has to end.

By the time of the Bear Stearns collapse in March, that spread had more than quintupled to 342.5 points.

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

Those bad loans drove them to the brink of collapse in 2008, forcing their regulator to take them over.

Finally until he alighted on the moment of hope, all the negative collapse in the face of facts.

The car industry is seeing the most savage drop in sales in its history (see article), but the collapse in demand is widespread.

In China, for example, weaker domestic spending-mainly the result of a collapse in housing construction-accounted for more than half of the country's slowdown in 2008.

Still others suspected a powerful government of using satellites in space to send powerful microwaves to Earth to wilt the plants and make them collapse in various shapes.

A currency or banking collapse in the Baltic would spook markets elsewhere in the region, threatening wobbly economies such as Hungary's.

We faced a slump for a simple reason: the financial crisis we inherited triggered a collapse in US private spending and a sharp rise in private saving.

Toddlers examine their toes, make faces in the mirror, turn in a circle until they get dizzy and collapse into giggles.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, revealed how close Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS came to collapse in October 2008.

One was the collapse in 1991 of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International, which led to accusations of lax regulation.

Hitachi and Toshiba, which make everything from nuclear reactors to the toasters they power, have been hit by the collapse in sales of microchips.

The new figure underscores the extent of the collapse in global demand for goods, and shows China approaching the starker export declines recorded by other Asian countries.

America's slowdown so far largely reflects a collapse in house-building, but if consumers cut their spending, the impact on Chinese exports would be harsher.

He was fit enough: an outdoorsman raised in “awful” poverty in the Bitterroot mountains of Montana, after his family had lost their homestead in a bank collapse in the 1920s.

It would let the government settle up with the holders of around $20 billion in bonds, part of about $95 billion-worth on which Argentina defaulted in its economic collapse in 2001.

Rather ballooning debt reflects a collapse in tax receipts as a consequence of recession and, in most countries, a big increase in public spending to shore up the economy.

There is very little Chinese policymakers can do in the short run without causing a collapse in the export sector and a rise in unemployment so rapid that it could lead to social instability.

A passing noble decides to call the miller on his shit and takes the girl and locks her in a tower and tells her to get spinning, presumably hoping to cause a collapse in the precious metals market.

In the belief crisis caused by the social collapse in late Western Jin Dynasty, the spiritual Faramita of the literati was broken down and the traditional value lost its last recourse.

The last of seven bodies was pulled from the rubble at the site of Saturday's crane collapse in Manhattan. Six construction workers and a woman in town for st.

Portraits of Honecker, the iron-fisted East German ruler who was responsible for building the Berlin Wall and swept from power shortly before its collapse in November*, were once a fixture in almost every East German building and household.

The last big issue for the G20 is what to do about the dramatic collapse in financial flows to developing and emerging economies, the largest of which are represented in the group.

However, sources close to the deal said that a more immediate issue was the likely progress of talks between Panasonic and the three Banks that rescued Sanyo from the brink of collapse in 2006.

The project, conceived at a time when the economy looked brighter, is not without its uncertainties, thanks to a local collapse in property values and the fiscal tightening ahead.

They made mistakes: a fixed exchange rate and unregulated bank privatisations triggered a massive recession and financial collapse in 1982-83. More pragmatic policies and a renewal of growth followed.

Rescuers got a stark lesson after Utah's Crandall Canyon mine collapse in 2007, when nine people died. Only one mobile robot made it down a borehole and onto the mine's floor.

When hit by a snowball, the snowmen and igloos disappear in a puff of powder, the penguins flip upside down with a quack, and the robots collapse into a heap of metal.

At that moment, I seemed to see the whole world collapse in front of me. The tiles in the ruins have vivid memories of the tiles, and now they are quietly attached to the earth. Even if I have a lot of care to keep quiet, I will eventually find that I am just a person who has been exiled by memory.

The details can not be ignored, the thousand Li dike will also collapse in the ant, small things, although the force is small, but the accumulation of the sun and the moon will lead to a qualitative change one day, and the work of dropping water and stone is not the name of the wave.

The dark matter star would collapse into a black hole. "Then the neutron star won't be able to survive anymore, and it'll collapse too," says Fairbairn.

But stretch a topic too far and usually it will collapse into irrelevancy.

Barns lean wildly or collapse inwards, slouchy silhouettes beside neat rows of corn.

The three vertices of the iron triangle collapse into one vertex of the Agile triangle called constraints.

It is their job to make sure Paris doesn't collapse into the quarries that riddle its foundations.

We are all exhausted and collapse into our dorms - but are woken suddenly by a fire alarm.

The new collapse involved a 25-foot-long garden wall which surrounds one of Pompeii’s best-known houses, the so-called House of the Moralist.

One theory is that they are youngsters, giving off heat as they collapse inward due to the pull of their own gravity, but nobody knows for sure.