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South Africa looks worrying too: its current-account deficit is the widest of any big emerging market, and the government's external debt is 40% of GDP.A wave of defaults would be unlikely to cause problems as widespread as the subprime crisis of 2008.

Dr Rubaie, long at the centre of Iraqi security, says that the two most effective ways to control the wave of violence would be a policy of national reconciliation and the transfer of responsibility for preventing terror attacks from the Iraqi military to the intelligence services.

In short, a low-contrast grating (termed the "carrier" because it carried the wave of dominance) would be suppressed by the sudden onset of a high-contrast grating (called the "mask").

For someone like Jake Tapper of CNN, not responding to such a wave of criticism would be unthinkable.

He added that the first wave of privatization would be carried out "soon".

"I became concerned what the tidal wave of inflows would be next year," Mr. Rollins said.

It said that a huge new wave of refugees would be forced to flee from a Russian-backed assault.

A wave of deaths would be a political, moral, and foreign-policy disaster, with the seriousness not necessarily in that order.

The most likely losers in a wave of consolidation would be United Airlines or US Airways, both now flying under bankruptcy protection and thus vulnerable to liquidation or eventual buyout.

In May, PCS said a fresh wave of strikes would be staged after their rep Candy Udwin was fired for sharing information about the use of a private security firm.

Scott said most of the staff in the content and programming areas had already left their jobs and the next wave of redundancies would be in the support areas.