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Prices for swanky Manhattan property fell by 20% in the last quarter of 2008 and could possibly fall by another 50% this year according to Barron's, a weekly magazine.
ECONOMIST: Producers of luxury goods are suffering in the downturn
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Reducing the Fed's bond purchases would likely cause interest rates to rise, making loans more expensive, and possibly cause stock prices to fall.
NPR: Fed Stands By Stimulus, Sees Stronger US Economy
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Chen Zhi, vice head of the association, estimated that housing prices in Beijing would continue to fall, and possibly at a faster degree.
FORBES: Beijing's 5% Housing Correction Far From A Collapse
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As firms with familiar names stumble and fall by the wayside, possibly to be rescued and reincarnated, do business leaders discern the pattern?
FORBES: Another Familiar Firm Falls: Borders Files For Bankruptcy
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In order to stave off default by one or more large countries like Spain or Italy (and possibly even France if either of those do fall over) someone, somewhere, needs to purchase large amounts of the bonds of those two countries.
FORBES: The Euro Rescue Isn't Going to Work
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They become denizens of the asteroid belt found between Mars and Jupiter until they fall out of orbit, possibly after a collision.
WSJ: Russia Meteor Was Largest in More Than a Century
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They become denizens of the asteroid belt that's found between Mars and Jupiter until they fall out of orbit, possibly as a result of a collision with another object.
WSJ: Russia Meteor Was Largest in More Than a Century
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She said Sewanee also expected the move to increase awareness of the college and possibly boost the number of applicants for the school year starting in the fall of 2012.
WSJ: University of the South Slashes Tuition, Cites Economy
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Anecdotal evidence shows that some couples who initially struggle to conceive and have a child by IVF or adoption, later fall pregnant naturally - possibly because the stress of the situation has been lifted.
BBC: NEWS | Health | Clues to stress-infertility link
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What it also does is pass the problem on to the next president, who will be elected next fall, well before the freeze on those mortgages lifts--and possibly before the markets turn around.
FORBES: Bush's Bad Mortgage Medicine