But if prices double every week, you hit a point where people start to flee the currency altogether.
If it came to the point where Mubarak had to flee, would the U.S. allow him to come here?
In this spectacular tragicomedy the yoga guru tried to flee the ground where he was holding the fast dressed like a woman.
"I was receiving intimidation threats, by phone and in person, and it came to a point where I had to make a decision and flee my country, " he said.
Compared with Estonians brought up in Estonia, Mr Ilves was lucky: his parents managed to flee, first to Sweden, where he was born in 1953, then on to the United States, where he grew up.
When the victim saw an opportunity to flee, he ran to a nearby gas station where he asked the owner to call 911, the report said.
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So there are still worries that turnout may be dented if people continue to flee their villages or are unable to reach the places where they have registered.
Arafat and the PLO flee Lebanon in August and settle in Tunis, Tunisia, where they remain until moving to Gaza in 1994.
Because of this, says Mr. Singer, creditors and trading counterparties might flee even faster than they would from a firm headed toward bankruptcy, where at least there is established law instead of regulator discretion.
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He says it is being driven by generations molded by television shows like "Seinfeld" and "Friends, " where city life is shown as being cool again -- a thing to flock to, rather than flee.
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MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- The U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday it has picked up more than 500 Haitians attempting to flee their troubled island home by sea and will send most of them back to Haiti, where a spreading rebellion has stoked fears of a new wave of refugees.
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