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That did not seem to weigh on investors on Wednesday — and Fitch said its review would take months — but if Fitch ultimately lowered its rating, it could wreak further havoc on Wall Street.

And it could wreak havoc on the futures of its officers and crew members Since the accident, the naval community in Honolulu has been shaken by the loss of life, bewildered that such an accident could happen and angered by the global attention the incident has received.

"If those checks are not cashed, it could wreak havoc with their checking account.

On the plus side, it could wreak havoc with Mitchell Johnson's nerves if we're lucky.

The Continent's banks still hold a significant amount of United States mortgage securities, and if they are forced to sell assets, it could wreak havoc on the market.

If New Orleans gets Reggie Bush back for the Week 16 meeting, it could wreak havoc on Detroit's 32nd-ranked defense.

"But I was sitting on the bench thinking I could wreak a lot of havoc".

But if the virus ever evolved to hop nimbly from person to person it too could wreak a pandemic.That evolution has now occurred, helped by the researchers in Madison and Rotterdam.

Greece says it needs the money by mid-July or it could default on its debts, which could wreak havoc on global financial markets.

Today, five years after the housing crisis began and well over a decade since lawmakers were made aware of the economic turmoil a failing Fannie and Freddie could wreak, it's time for the public to demand some answers.

And instead of focusing primarily on "tail risk" — on hedging against the extreme damage that a euro collapse could wreak — it may be possible for more people to realize that we are in the middle of an exciting economic transformation, he said.