A cardiovascular procedure called External Counter Pulsation therapy, cleared by the F.D.A. in 1987 for the treatment of angina, claims to stimulate and clear collaterals (small blood vessels) to bypass narrow or clogged arteries.
Political analysts cast those tensions as a clear example of collateral damage from the war: a diplomatic setback to be placed alongside the messy, bitter American relations with France and Germany.
In contrast to Gaza, where the targeted killing of Hamas fighters by the Israeli military has been extensively documented — making clear that the collateral damage, and the loss of civilian life, can be severe — Pakistan's tribal areas have become largely forbidden territory for media organizations.
Judge Heinrichs also found, "There is clear medical and collateral evidence that the Prozac affected his behavior and judgment, thereby reducing his moral culpability" (p. 20).
Paradoxically, although this immune response will never clear the biofilms, collateral damage to the epithelium does occur, which, along with the concomitant ongoing activation of the complement pathway, contributes to the mucosal inflammation and severity of CRS (Fig. 1).
It does not protect against two other types: operational risk where an intermediary improperly segregates cleared swaps customer collateral, or investment risk where an intermediary experiences losses on its investment of cleared swaps customer collateral, which it cannot cover using its capital, he said.
Clearing houses require collateral to be used as a deposit when they are handling trades so extra demands for collateral would push up the cost of doing business from $83bn to $160bn at the London Clearing House, according to an estimate by financial data company ClarusFT cited by S&P.
According to McCombs' suit, in the late 1990s, he borrowed $300 million to finance the purchase of the Minnesota Vikings football team and other investments, and pledged 11.3 million of his 14.5 million Clear Channel shares as collateral.
The anti-amendment campaign faced the inevitable tensions and dilemmas: How much of the message should focus on the amendment's attack on gay families, the amendment's clear target, versus the collateral damage to non-gay couples, a message with potentially broader appeal?
To take one example, on November 9th a surge in Italian bond yields prompted demands from clearing-houses for more collateral from those using this debt as security.The attitude of the commission also suggests a certain paranoia that European sovereign issuers are being treated unfairly by ratings agencies.
