In April 1,130 people died when a factory complex where garments for European retailers such as Benetton, Matalan and Primark were made collapsed.
I don't know how many more yearly Call of Duties we can have before the commercialism-first side of contemporary games making collapses under the incredible weight of its own greed.
Legions of high-technology employees have lost fortunes as their companies' stocks have collapsed, making their stock options virtually worthless.
The other is to force financial institutions to have more capital and liquidity to make collapses less likely in the first place.
In the fog of my misery I was conscious that I had urgent choices to make – collapse in a sobbing heap?
In order to understand the different failure modes the analytical strength model, developed in part 1 of this paper, was used to make collapse mechanism maps for the different corrugation configurations.
The small but perfectly formed oeuvre says much about the way British film-making collapsed in the 1970s - and not a little about Jones himself, forever seeking to soar, an enigma to the earthbound.
"It's that notion of gravity pulling on things, making things collapse, and that potential to collapse," she says.
One suspect, Selemi Hijar Nyamandondo, said an interrogator hit him in the eye, causing his glasses to break, his eye to bleed and making him collapse.
Proponents are unified enough to keep the Sessions amendment barrage from gumming up the bill and making it collapse of its own weight.
Secretly, Paulson would bet against the mortgage market, hoping it would collapse – making sure it would collapse.
