In addition to the job losses in the financial sector and the lower spending that will come with lower bonuses, plenty of homeowners are losing their homes to foreclosure because they got stuck in mortgages they couldn't handle--the subprime mortgage meltdown, in fact, sparked the crisis in the first place.
But some fast juicers don't process leafy greens well, and they don't handle fine-textured wheat grass, a popular ingredient in the juicing world.
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John McCain is hoping that after two decades of elections dominated by aristocrats -- the first election in 28 years without a Bush or a Clinton on either ticket -- America is ready for a shake-up, but the establishment doesn't think an outsider could ever handle it -- and shouldn't be given the chance to try.
Smartly styled in tough magnesium and aluminium, go-anywhere VAIO T Series is tailor-made to handle daily trips to the office or lecture theatre.
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The iPhone simply doesn't handle e-mail as well as the BlackBerry.
Sure, it's hard to imagine a reason for most people to pick up a DMP-B15 over a cheapish Blu-ray playing laptop -- the thing is monstrously thick, and can't even handle a traditional laptop-style screen orientation, only everything but -- but the hardware is reliable enough for kids to handle on the road, and the single-use makes it a good home Blu-ray player for plugging into that second HD-starved TV.
Observers also say there has been a perception that Net-Ware couldn't handle transactions as efficiently as Windows NT or Unix because it lacked pre-emptive processing.
Non-Facebook users can of course entertain themselves with the simple browser, but note that it didn't handle big websites well -- we had error messages about insufficient memory, so you should stick to mobile sites.
But the BlackBerry doesn't handle lengthy e-mail any better than the Palm VII--its smaller screen transforms even medium-length messages into marathon scrolling exercises.
We think they might be getting a wee bit ahead of themselves, though -- we don't yet know how they handle detergent, let alone a quality color-safe bleach.
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Williams wasn't strong enough to handle the league's second-leading scorer and Dante Cunningham couldn't hang with him on the perimeter, presenting a matchup problem that certainly isn't unique to the Timberwolves.
No matter how synchronized the output from the towers may be, there will always be some amount of multi-path to deal with, and until recently receiver hardware wasn?t equipped to handle anything but very minor levels of multi-path.
He returned to the States in the late '60s, and he was shell-shocked and stayed in his house for a long time, couldn't handle looking at the bright colors and seeing the cars moving so fast on the freeway and things that he thought he was going to - looking forward to seeing, he couldn't handle them when he got back.
And America can't lead -- we can't succeed unless we're also getting a handle on our debt.
But some of them (say, a small church or a walk-a-thon) can't handle noncash contributions.
Carly actually disappointed with her cover of "All I Want for Christmas Is You, " suggesting maybe she can't really handle upbeat tunes, performance-wise.
The basic design--a long piece of metal, with a serrated blade, attached to a handle--didn't change much for several millennia.
When she achieved success by her mid-20s, she wasn't able to handle it well.
So a significant portion of the money is raised by African-Americans, but you don't have an exact handle on that.
In an article titled, "Francis, the pope that declares war on us and later calls us on the phone, " journalist Bruno Bimbi said it wasn't clear how the pope will handle the issue of same-sex unions.
And, you know, some of them just, you know, can't handle the, you know, the stress and re-injure themselves.
And outside of what they're receiving for health care, workers are projected to see their take-home pay actually decrease if we don't get a handle on this.
The Aventis brass knew how to handle a scandal-plagued division that wasn't even really a big breadwinner: They sold CropScience to Bayer (nyse: BAY - news - people ).
"Either Sarah Palin is leaving the people of Alaska high and dry to pursue her long-shot national political ambitions, or she simply can't handle the job now that her popularity has dimmed and oil revenues are down, " DNC spokesman Brad Woodhouse said.
Specialized switches and routers continue to handle other data-passing chores, but they don't need to be as sophisticated as most current hardware.
Selling caps and T-shirts in the home market might be easy enough for a team to handle itself, but pushing them into other markets requires a bigger infrastructure and more marketing clout.
Along with receiving "enhanced" 4K output, the new Core graphics can handle a 3-screen collage mode -- we won't need dedicated video for a large, multi-monitor canvas.
Still, the highly portable nature of both machines is impossible to knock, so if you're willing to be a tad more patient whilst working, and don't mind unusually small keyboards, both machines should handle whatever you throw at it -- albeit at its own lethargic pace.
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But with the exception of games, which Virtual PC doesn't support because it isn't designed to handle the complex graphics and sounds that PC games require, many Windows-based applications can run on Virtual PC without any trouble.
Britain has moved away from its initial goals of counter-terrorism in Afghanistan and has started working on areas it isn't able to handle alone, the Foreign Affairs Select Committee said in the report, which examines security in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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