New data showed the fallout from easy credit was continuing in South Korea, underscoring the financial difficulties faced by LG and other domestic credit card companies.
In the hands of most writers such fumbles would instantly derail their story lines, but Ms. Moore is so deft at showing the fallout these discoveries have on her heroine that the reader speeds easily over the narrative bumps.
With a novelistic sense of narrative and character, Mr. Finkel — the national enterprise editor of The Washington Post and a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter — shows the fallout that the decision to invade Iraq and the war's "ruinous beginnings" would have on a group of individual soldiers, who, by various twists of fate, found themselves stationed in a hot spot on the edge of Baghdad.
There are echoes too of the finest post-Vietnam drama of them all, Peter Kosminsky and Leigh Jackson's harrowing Warriors from 1999, which showed the terrible fallout of war on a British platoon working as peacekeepers in the former Yugoslavia.
Show Me a Hero shows how the fallout engulfed the New York body politic and ultimately brought unwanted national attention to Yonkers.
The resulting hazard simulation maps show the potential distribution of pyroclastic fallout, PDCs and lava flows, indicating areas to the S/SE of Valles Caldera to be at greatest risk.
Most obviously it shows that the fallout from the credit binge continues: estimates of credit losses are still rising, notably in commercial property.
Robert Katzberg, a white-collar criminal defense lawyer in New York, said that the pressure on HSBC showed that "the fallout of the UBS scandal, which still has far to go within Switzerland, has spread to other countries".
At the same time she gives us a vivid grasp of the emotional mathematics of the Gauci family, showing us the fallout that Frankie's gambling has on Mary's efforts to keep the household afloat, and the fallout that Mary's growing instability and depression has on her daughters.
Eventually the programme, with amendments, was shown the following October; but the fallout from the dispute persisted, and in 1987 Milne – who had been on holiday for much of the critical time – was dismissed by the newly appointed chair of governors, Marmaduke Hussey, selected by Thatcher on the understanding that he would take a tough line with management.
