"I said to the Chadian authorities very clearly that it would be an extremely disastrous signal, the expulsion of a journalist," said Sarkozy at the time.
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The odds of their romantically dystopian scenario occurring are extremely remote, while the disastrous effects of a Trump presidency are very real indeed.
"The situation in public higher education is extremely grim, bordering on absolutely disastrous, and in Wisconsin, it's been especially, let's say, dramatic," Mr. Randel said.
And a third of the failed banks, the analysis shows, had both an unusually high level of brokered deposits and an extremely high growth rate — often a disastrous recipe for banks.
Since the late 1970's, following the end of Mao's disastrous experiments, China has done extremely well, experiencing unparalleled rates of economic growth.
The policy implication is that an electric market reform can be extremely risky, and may lead to a disastrous outcome.
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BEHIND THE NEWS Though the labor market remains extremely weak, the April payroll figures were less disastrous than those of the first three months of the year, when a total of more than two million jobs were lost.
