But don't be afraid to try more complex, destructive traps.
With a lack of inflationary pressure amid a weak economic recovery, the fear is the eurozone will slide into a destructive deflation trap, where consumers and businesses delay spending in anticipation of lower prices in the future.
Linetta J. Gilbert and Claire Gaudiani are co-leaders of The Declaration Initiative, an effort that seeks to dismantle the destructive poverty trap that ensnares more than 20.5 million Americans -- one day at a time.
But for the health-conscious, it's not too late to avoid the destructive diet traps normally associated with Passover.
"We all need to work together to avoid the Thucydides trap -- destructive tensions between an emerging power and established powers, or between established powers themselves".
He even offered this surprising historical reference to Sparta and Athens: "We all need to work together to avoid the Thucydides trap - destructive tensions between an emerging power and established powers, or between established powers themselves".
At a November 2013 meeting hosted by the Berggruen Institute's 21st Century Council in Beijing, for example, Xi went out of his way to tell world leaders that the U.S. and China "need to work together to avoid Thucydides's Trap ― destructive tensions between an emerging power and established powers".
Six biological replicates of each treatment were buried at four locations in the forest, with enough bead traps for destructive sampling at four time points, chosen to capture both initial and late-stage colonization: T1, 1 week; T2, 4 weeks; T3, 13 weeks; T4, 30 weeks (total n = 192).
Trapped in my own sick body and trapped by own destructive thoughts of not being worth the effort it would take.
The Trojans, trapped in the destructive attrition of a seven-year "cormorant war," fight on, clinging to their vainglorious delusions despite prophesies of disaster.
