Goodwin's own knowledge of collateral debt obligations, credit default swaps or over-leveraging against US sub-prime mortgages was equally rudimentary.
Intraoperative knowledge about collateral flow lowers the probability of the necessity to place an intraoperative temporary shunt, which is associated with an increased risk of embolism during placement and should thus only be performed when necessary [ 29, 30, 33].
12 It is known that CVR is reduced ipsilateral to steno-occlusive disease, 16 however, current knowledge of collateral circulation post-revascularisation and its effects on vascular reactivity in the non-intervened hemisphere remains limited.
The release of "Collateral Murder," in 2010 and the knowledge that there were more consequential releases from Manning's cache to come sent Assange on an exhilarated high as he visited cable-news studios in Washington and New York.
Pre-operative knowledge of portosystemic collaterals is essential to avoid inadvertent vascular injury.
Even as Mr. Cassano was negotiating the collateral calls with Goldman Sachs, Mr. Sullivan had no knowledge that they even existed, he said.
What about the women with metastatic breast cancer who are living longer, albeit with the collateral damage of treatment and the certain knowledge that their time is limited?
"The allegation that deserves attention is that these firms were knowingly packaging these securities with the knowledge that the quality of the collateral had materially deteriorated without disclosing that change".
They try to pull out survivors who are shocked and wounded, tormented by fear and, not least, the knowledge that civilians long ago stopped being collateral damage, and are precisely the target in this war.
In other words, one of the major centers of learning and knowledge at that time was, in fact, collateral damage in a power struggle.
