As in previous cycles, rates tumble until the weakest are forced out.Overcapacity is especially severe in reinsurance.
That sent stocks tumbling — until traders figured out that locked-in interest rates and cheap credit could actually give the economy a more solid footing.
That difference helps explain why, though both systems experienced problems after 2008 only the European system sank into serious financial crisis: demand for safe dollar assets when trouble struck while demand for riskier peripheral bonds tumbled (until the European Central Bank intervened decisively).Where does all this leave the world economy?
Skinner slows the tumbling here and there, creating a mirror effect in the process, before accelerating the tumbling until it almost looks like the psychedelic slit scan effects Douglas Trumbull created for the "Star Gate" sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The you-are-there video footage, largely shot by Mike and Carlos (under the auspices of the movie's co-directors, David Salzberg and Christian Tureaud), is generally rough and tumble, until it gives way to a more solemn, emotional conclusion.
But my illusion did not tumble until I was immersed, it seemed for the first time, in a world where life itself appears segregated and White people clearly hold the upper-hand in its arrangement.
Running smack into a corner, he tumbles backward, until his limbs snag on a pillar.
After that first one, Fassnidge tumbled underwater until everything calmed around her.
Suddenly, a film displays a flattened abstraction of him from which little pink figures tumble forth until the last shatters into pieces.
In Mr. Ham's view, if you compromise one singular point in the Bible, the whole house of cards comes tumbling down until America resembles a daily San Francisco gay pride parade.
