The French economist's reputation took a further battering in June during the trial.
The Federal Reserve, meanwhile, launched a programme to revive securitisation markets by providing cheap financing for up to $1 trillion of non-bank lending, primarily to consumers.Stockmarkets took a further battering in the first half of the week.
Her reputation took a further battering when, in 2002, comments she made about Dame Judi Dench in an interview were taken out of context (she complimented Dench on her ability to transform into different characters, one of which was "small, round and middle-aged", but the tabloid press considered it a jibe and branded her "venemous").
"Working with the exchanges is getting us results, while it has been crucial to yesterday's case that we were able to get phone records through the high court". With impending cases involving the well-known jockeys Shane Kelly and Tony Culhane likely to rumble on into the summer, followed by the publicity generated by the Fallon hearing, racing's image is set to take a further battering.
The C5's reputation received a further battering when major consumer organisations published sceptical evaluations.
In trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, Citigroup's already battered stock took a further hit, plunging $2, or 4.34percentto to $44.125.
But his pre-emptive warning spared BP from taking further battering on the market when it actually reported earnings on Tuesday.
Bale is taking a real battering.
Behind the battling frigates, Marengo had taken further battering from London and by 10 25 also came under fire from Foudroyant, and HMS Repulse under Captain Arthur Kaye Legge.
Another ill-tempered diplomatic brawl would further harm the treaty, which is taking a battering all round.Iran and North Korea, as well as others, have bent or broken its anti-nuclear rules.
