According to the report, foreclosures tend to be most common in "Rust Belt" states such as Michigan, Ohio and Indiana and in the "Sun Belt, " which includes California, Arizona and Florida--but for very different reasons.

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John Hume, the party's leading figure, once suggested that rather than insisting on decommissioning, the parties should just be content to let weapons rust unused in the ground.

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It isn't clear how much demand there would be for his planned 800, 000 square feet of office space in the Rust Belt city that has seen its population fall to 198, 000 from its peak of 290, 000 in 1960.

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Such an assumption is akin to claiming that a television set left on and unattended will still be in working condition after a million years because no natural events, such as rust, erosion, static electricity, and earthquakes can affect it.

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The foundations have to be renovated, brickwork needs repairing, and the steelwork on the top has rust in places that we will clean up.

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We saw Banahan's power in the last game when he ran at Kelly Brown and took him out, but although it's great having these players in the side they've got to be used - there's no point in having an asset and leaving it to rust.

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Factoring in all the layoffs already planned and those to come, I estimate the number would be close to 75, 000, with most of those job losses in Michigan and other Rust Belt states with GM plants.

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If the rust becomes uncontrollable, then a state's entire soyabean crop could be destroyed in just a few days.

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One of the Rice University scientists conducted experiments in which flakes of rust were made into nanoparticles by heating them in coconut or olive oil at 350C and could then be used in water purification.

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