"Complications ensue," said Stan Wlodkowski, another of the executive producers.
A lively debate over what constituted a sonker ensued, said Cama Merritt, who was there with her husband, Robert.
If Japan recklessly pursued aggressive monetary and fiscal policies, "the long-term interest rate could rise and fiscal collapse would ensue," said Ryutaro Kono, an economist at BNP Paribas.
But witnesses to the bloodbath that was about to ensue said that once inside the building, the attackers seemed at first unsure where to go.
"If banks cut lending to achieve capital adequacy, we should expect a really, really big credit crunch and really deep economic downturn to ensue," said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics.
Security was called and an argument ensued, said one employee who declined to give his name.
Benzodiazepines are hard to overdose on if that's all you are taking, but when mixed with alcohol, trouble can ensue, said Sack.
"We've defied Qaddafi's claim that chaos would ensue," says Abdel Hafiz Ghoga, an opposition spokesman in Benghazi.Some migrant workers, without tribes to protect them, have been targeted by rebels.
Tuesday's market action was encouraging, since follow-through losses from Monday's selling on the Dow didn't ensue, says Todd Clark, head of listed trading at W.R. Hambrecht.
