Some items are too fragile to display or no longer fit a museum's mission.
Mr Major, who possesses a formidable if fragile ego, sees no need to apologise.
If the New York Times would interviewed me, or any number of much more distinguished non-Keynesian economists, it could learn why a payroll tax extension will either harm our fragile recovery or have no effect at all.
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With the economy still fragile, there has been no public decision to tighten fiscal policy.
That is no small matter while the recovery remains so fragile.
Do you really think all these machines have no impact on this planet's resilient but still fragile ecosphere?
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There is no "firm peace" there, she said, just a "fragile peace".
And although banks need much more capital, there is no hurry while they are wrapped in state guarantees and the economy is fragile.
The Fed stepped in to the Bear imbroglio "only because no other tools were available" to ensure its orderly liquidation in a fragile market, Bernanke said.
For a country in such a fragile state of recovery and facing growing domestic demand, this was no small bump in the road.
Many forecasters think the economy will still be fragile, so you can expect Republicans to argue that it is no time to raise taxes.
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