Could such a crisis recur?

Without treatment, these experiences recur relentlessly.

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Next year we'll recur to this issue.

There is not much agreement on the answers, but two themes recur in many explanations.

Bubbles recur, especially in real estate, because this reflexive relationship is repeatedly ignored.

Recriminations after financial crises have a long history, and they recur in regular cycles.

This threat could recur, however, if there is a renewed standoff between new superpowers.

Not so for the person with mental illness. Without treatment, these experiences recur relentlessly.

We have noticed certain themes recur, though mainly, lots of death and lots of sex!

These misunderstandings have not been corrected, which means that the same kinds of speculative dislocations could recur.

There are several ways to win the game, some of which recur from the previous Civilization games.

As funding problems recur in the recession hit economies, governments may resist bailing in and the associated losses.

The particular problems that prevented us from observing the returns on these stock markets will never be repeated, but it is wrong to assume that problems of that scale will not recur.

Regrettably, such incidents recur with enough regularity to feed the media machine that continues to stir a nationalism rooted in conflicting historical memories.

In the post crisis financial order, governments must take on the role of monitoring and regulating pay in financial firms otherwise, the perverse incentives that contributed to the current crisis could easily recur.

While engineers have not determined the cause of the recurrent resets, they have created new software to help troubleshoot the problem should it recur.

If no measures are taken to increase the minimum equity requirements for banks and other financial institutions, financial crises like the current one could recur.

Nor should the international neglect that has for too long allowed the Darfur genocide to go unpunished recur when it comes to sustaining the quest for peace in Sudan.

Getting things right including a new regulatory system that reduces the likelihood that such a crisis will recur is one of the many tasks to be left to the next administration.

Pursuing a strategy that simultaneously deepens recession and weakens confidence will not resolve the debt crisis. As funding problems recur in the recession hit economies, governments may resist bailing in and the associated losses.

Writing on the blog Toustodo, Oscar Muñiz asks why governments always seek to bury information about such disasters, when it's their obligation to do just the opposite. A serious and responsible country does not just allow reports to gather dust in the drawers of the upper echelons of the bureaucracy a determined country confronts, in a serious and responsible manner, the problems that recur month after month, year after year.

Of course, even looking at these countries entails selection bias, for it excludes countries without price data for much of the twentieth century, notably China and Russia, where communist revolutions terminated the stock markets, resulting in 100 returns for investors. The particular problems that prevented us from observing the returns on these stock markets will never be repeated, but it is wrong to assume that problems of that scale will not recur.

They did not lack that capital because they never had it, but because they paid out too much of their abundant earnings in previous years to shareholders, leveraging their operations excessively with debt capital. If no measures are taken to increase the minimum equity requirements for banks and other financial institutions, financial crises like the current one could recur.

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He walked on and on.

And then I said, carry on. Carry on. Carry on.

I'll arrive on Monday, Tom on Tuesday and Mary on Wednesday.

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The list goes on and on.

TRUE on success, FALSE on error

And it goes on and on.

Tujilijili on sale on a kantemba.

Statistics on violence on street girls

Syrian antiques on sale on Facebook.

The teacher talked on and on.

I'll call on you on Sunday.

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I'll call on you on Monday.

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And I can go on. Dollars, on and on, into the system.