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Continuous subjection to foreign powers, however, eventually enfeebled Italy's artistic contribution, which sank into provincialism.

Festival's Debt Another important theater institution trying to put its house in order is the New York International Fringe Festival, which sank into debt last year for the first time in its seven-year history.

The indexes bounced around their opening prices for much of the session except for the Nasdaq, which sank into negative territory early and closed near its low point for the day.

The D.E.P. said mercury enters Connecticut waterways primarily from atmospheric contamination, which sinks into sediment.

And yet there is a point at which sinking into a conspiratorial funk will only make the damage worse.

Mountains wall off the exposed west coast of Isla Grande, a re-emergence of the coastal cordillera of Chile which sinks into the ocean somewhere south of Santiago.

A combination of Appleton VX Rum, house made sour mix, pineapple juice and a shot of grenadine (which "sinks" into the cocktail -- get it?), the Sinkhole De Mayo is available Wednesday through whenever the sinkhole gets fixed for just $5.00.

What's even scarier is Herrick's most recent undertaking: salvaging a 1930 Sikorsky S-39C, a plane made to land on water but which sank in 1958 into Two Lakes, Alaska, 150 miles west of Anchorage.

Of particular concern are the two submarines, the K-27, which was dumped into the Kara Sea in 1981, and the K-159, which sunk in 2003 into the Barents Sea, while being towed for dismantling.

Instead, it became a symbol of the profligacy of the regime of General Ibrahim Babangida (1985-93), which sank billions into the project and produced a glittering ghost town.

Last month saw the closure of the Caspian International Petroleum Company CIPCOO), a consortium led by America's Pennzoil, which sank wells into the Karabakh geological structure.