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FOR all the Asian crisis and its fall-out, Latin America has just achieved its best economic performance for more than two decades.

That could be immensely damaging to both Germany and Europe (see article).Foreign observers are as bemused as they are alarmed by the debate and its fall-out.

Their conclusion is that auditors should be regarded "as more like tax collectors than partners or advisers".The view from elsewhereEuropeans began by being rather smug about Enron and its fall-out.

But for millions of people who don't know much about the issue, and only tune in when a high-profile case dominates the 24/7 news cycle for a few days, the Rice incident and its fall-out provide a powerful case study of what the cultural theorist Henry Giroux calls "public pedagogy".

The real Sun story, though, involving both its rise and its fall, was playing out in the background, sometimes in spite of what anyone at the company might have been doing.

And in their effort to dominate terrorism and protect themselves from its fall-out, politicians have eroded the longer-standing values of freedom and fairness.

Much like its fall-out shelters.

Second baseman Aaron Hill scooted to his left and dived as the ball took its third hop, and it fell out of his glove and trickled away as he hit the ground.

The exponent p is unknown at this point and its values will fall out in the process of deriving the solution of this equation.

Yet beyond questions of jurisdiction, the Blackwater incident and its resulting fall-out raise the issue of just how far we are prepared to see military operations around the world privatised in our name.

But if club and player fall out?