Correction: November 1 , 2001 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article in Science Times on Tuesday about the effects of turmoil in the Middle East and Asia on archaeological expeditions misstated the date that the Crimean War began.
Alcatel's stock plummeted 38percentt on Thursday after it said its full-year profit would fall short of estimates because slowing demand in Europe was compounding the effect of economic turmoil in Asia and Russia.
In Miami's pass-oriented offense, they are more often defenders than attackers, whose assignment is to protect, to effect an absence of turmoil.
But that bank's monetary policy committee said the threat of inflation was overshadowed by the damping effects of continued turmoil in the credit markets.
In the three decades since that play was first produced, those words have come to describe the whiplash effects of political turmoil that is epidemic, especially in the Middle East.
Business confidence dropped in Germany, France and Italy in September, surveys showed, adding to fears that the euro zone is sinking into recession as the effects of financial turmoil in the United States spread across the Atlantic.
But confidence that the Fed will move quickly to protect the economy from the effects of financial turmoil overseas reached a higher level late last week, following Congressional testimony by Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the central bank.
Waiting too long to act has usually led to much greater direct costs of the intervention itself and, more importantly, magnified the painful effects of financial turmoil on households and businesses.
But the rules, in the works for years and put in place just as the credit crisis hit, didn't anticipate the amplifying effects of market turmoil.
