The abrupt implosion of Iraq and Syria, which had been highly centralised and repressive states, helps explain their rapid descent into mayhem.
For months now, attention in the automobile industry has been riveted on the implosion of DaimlerChrysler, which announced a three-year plan on Monday to reverse the huge losses at Chrysler in the United States.
A second method used is that of implosion, in which a core of fissionable material is suddenly compressed into a smaller size and thus a greater density; because it is denser, the nuclei are more tightly packed and the chances of an emitted neutron's striking a nucleus are increased.
Even before the tech implosion of the early 2000s, which snuffed out start-ups and sent vacancy rates soaring around the city, San Jose rarely ranked high on travelers' lists.
The implosion of Amaranth Advisors, which once had $9 billion in assets under management, gave a big boost to the 2006 figures.
The Coalition has taken a similar position.The rout of the Bloc has swiftly been followed by the implosion of the PQ, which only months ago seemed set for a return to office in Quebec City.
South Korea has a contingency plan in place for the possible implosion of its neighbour, which involves sealing the border to prevent an influx of famished refugees while sending massive amounts of aid to the North.
implosion of the Soviet Union, which could not keep pace with either.
The $7.2 billion Echelon Place was announced in 2004, and the implosion of the Stardust Hotel and Casino, which it was to replace, happened in 2007.
The question that hangs precariously in the air is does Summers still think that the implosion of Wall Street which directly resulted from the terrible policies that he and other Clinton financial gurus orchestrated a decade ago and that has led to so much waste, misery and bickering is a fit model for righting the economic ship today?
