Either it slows at their behest, or it will collapse of its own accord.
Afghanistan's future turns on whether the central government appears stable, or whether it looks as if it will collapse as soon as NATO troops retreat from the field of battle.
The infinite amount of leverage ensures that it will eventually collapse under its own weight once the chain is broken.
As the U.S. prints trillions of dollars to ward off economic collapse, it will spark inflation.
And it will now take an unlikely collapse from Spurs to give Burnley any hope of facing either Manchester United or Derby in the final.
He hopes that the strains within Mr Amato's team will soon cause it to collapse, so precipitating an early election, which current opinion polls say he should comfortably win.
"If this industry goes down in a catastrophic collapse, it will be more expensive than a bridge loan, and with the state of the economy it will drive us into a depression, " he said.
Crazy as such talk may sound to euro-zone governments that believe they have strained every muscle to save Greece from collapse, it will convince some people in a country where conspiracy theories (and, indeed, conspiracies) have a long history.
And there is a risk, although I can't scientifically quantify it, that the whole thing will collapse.
Again I think it probably will be stock prices that collapse and not the U.S. economy that surges.
When the bond bubble bursts, it will be just as ugly as the collapse in housing and the stock market proved to be.
When Carwyn Jones says the NHS will "collapse" unless it changes, he goes out of his way to make sure he's not seen to be questioning the commitment of those who keep it afloat now.
Some economists argue that it will take years to recover from the worldwide collapse we're facing.
"Everyone knows it has to happen or the whole company will collapse, " he says, taking a swig of his beer.
Investors should be aware that he will do whatever it takes to avoid a collapse of the money supply and a double dip in the economy.
The world economy will neither collapse if the Doha round fails, nor will poverty be eradicated if it succeeds.
The speed at which a firm will collapse as word gets around that it might be headed to FDIC resolution could be "amazing, " says Mr. Singer.
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So it will be fascinating to see whether the board of RBS - which is facing legal action in the US from investors over its collapse in 2008 - will feel it has to systematically investigate the alleged affair and the associated question of whether Sir Fred sufficiently breached his contractual duties to make him ineligible for some or all of that generous pension.
They're telling the world they've done nothing wrong, and that Judge Jackson's ruling will collapse like a house of cards when it gets to the Supreme Court.
Any observed statistical regularity will tend to collapse once pressure is placed upon it for control purposes.
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If a deal on an alternative agreement fails, the European Central Bank (ECB) says it will cut off funds to the banks, meaning they would collapse, possibly pushing the country out of the eurozone.
As for institutional collapse, it did not begin with Mr Sharif and will not end with him.
It is hard to envision, however, that the Android ecosystem will collapse due to inferior network effects.
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They recruit them, leaving the older, sicker seniors in Medicare, and every health care economist who looks at it says over time what will happen is the traditional Medicare system will collapse.
Primark says it will pay compensation and offer emergency food aid to victims of the Bangladesh factory collapse who worked for its supplier.
And she's got to persuade you that she's changing the NHS in Wales because if she doesn't, it could collapse but that if she does, in the end, it will be better.
The problem is, it may make economic sense for the EU mainstream to let the Greek centre collapse and force Greece into an exit crisis, but politically it will leave a bitter taste.
Citigroup's plunge from its customary top spot in our Global 2, 000 is nothing short of epochal. (Maybe soon it will go back to being good old Citicorp.) An even more stunning collapse was that of Swiss bank UBS, whose uncreditworthy adventures have dropped it from 9 to 386.
Citigroup (nyse: C - news - people )'s plunge from its customary top spot in our Global 2, 000 is nothing short of epochal. (Maybe soon it will go back to being good old Citicorp.) An even more stunning collapse was that of Swiss bank UBS, whose uncreditworthy adventures have dropped it from 9 to 386.
If it leads to their collapse or to widespread conflict, the province's politicians will have to carry much of the blame.
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