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But researchers at Johns Hopkins University say spectators would be better off watching the controlled implosion on television.

Writing about the implosion on The Atlantic's Web site, Max Fisher said: "By lying, Daisey undermined the cause he purported to advance.

He reportedly ran up a debt of nearly $500,000 on an Internet gambling site and lost millions in the dot.com implosion on Wall Street.

Lawmakers on Saturday implored him to run for president after failing to agree on a candidate acceptable to a majority of Parliament in two days of voting, and after the implosion on Friday of the center-left Democratic Party.

The Argentinian's own goal at St Mary's had begun their spectacular implosion on that occasion, so his manager must have been relieved to see Phil Dowd not award a penalty when the defender clearly made contact with Fraizer Campbell's shin.

C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 OBITUARIES C15 HOUSE & HOME F1-16 EDITORIAL A34-35 Editorials: The casino jinx; an implosion on Wall Street; Verlyn Klinkenborg on television since Sept. 11.

But a full-on implosion of Trump's candidacy--including the real possibility that he could quit the race before Election Day--might mean the difference between Trump being merely a drag on Republicans down-ballot, and Trump being a colossal millstone around their necks as they drown in a sea of his disgusting bile.

Not that anyone is noticing, what with the whole Yankees implosion going on, write Jayson Stark on ESPN.com, but the Cardinals are quite a story themselves.

Well, there's not a great deal to add to the MySpace implosion going on right now.

In 2008, on the heals of an economic collapse caused by tax cuts for the rich, deregulation of profiteering corporations and the financial implosion brought on by the collapse of the vast Wall Street Ponzi scheme, the people fought back for hope and change.

Micro-jets/shock waves caused by implosion of bubbles on material surface results in significant material loss and premature failure of the components.