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With municipal bankruptcy, the debtor avoids the fate of Argentina and countless other debtors that have attempted to solve their problems out of court.
Happily, though, it never quite reaches those destinations and thus avoids the fate of "Jindabyne," Ray Lawrence's frustratingly uneven adaptation of "So Much Water So Close to Home," one of Carver's best stories.
The protagonist not only solves the crime and restores the world to its proper equilibrium, but in another, deeper, symbolic sense, through her skill and persistence and downright doggedness, she avoids the fate represented by that lifeless, bloodless female corpse lying on the path lab slab.
This programme shows Cracknell's preparation and participation in 2010, both of which are sufficiently impressive that the viewer will hope he avoids the fate of 1994 entrant Mauro Prosperi, who got lost in a sandstorm and had to survive for nine days on dead bats and his own urine.
In addition, it says that anyone who downloads Infinit during its private Beta will get an unlimited version of the file transfer application "for life" (or as long as it avoids the fate of AllPeers).
This two-stage mechanism avoids the fate of accumulating ribosomes that are trapped on a cleaved, stop-less transcript [73].
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