Coleridge, 52 next month, seems to view an advertising recession, and catastrophic circulation collapses elsewhere in the magazine sector, with a sort of detached insouciance, but that is all part of his charm.
The timber and paper mills of central Louisiana are creaking as housing collapses elsewhere.
Liberal Democrat president Tim Farron said that the party's result in Wythenshawe was "genuinely very disappointing", describing it as part of a pattern of "patchy" results which have seen the Lib Dem vote hold up in areas of strength but collapse elsewhere.
– Dust off an innovation used more than 20 years ago, when the real estate market in Texas and elsewhere collapsed during the savings-and-loan crisis: Let homeowners who can't make their mortgage payments have the option if they qualify of signing a five-year lease on the house.
Farmers piled fertiliser on to their fields; gangs sold rice to the government that was smuggled in from Cambodia and elsewhere; and exports collapsed as international buyers found cheaper supplies in India and Vietnam.
"In the hearts and minds of people, Crimea has always been and remains an inseparable part of Russia," the president said, adding that ethnic Russians had found themselves isolated from the motherland when the Soviet Union collapsed, both in Crimea and elsewhere.
"In the hearts and minds of people, Crimea has always been and remains an inseparable part of Russia," said Putin, who added that ethnic Russians had found themselves isolated from the motherland when the Soviet Union collapsed, both in Crimea and elsewhere.
12 Taking a similar grouping scheme to that used elsewhere, 3 we collapsed individual food items on the FFQ into 39 predefined food groups based on the roles of food in diet and cancer aetiology.
A cloud of hydrogen, much like interstellar hydrogen clouds seen elsewhere in the galaxy, collapsed to form the Sun.
