| In May 2015 Brady was suspended for four games of the upcoming season for his role in the ball deflations during the AFC championship game and for not fully cooperating with the NFL's investigation into the matter. |
| Cattelan's nationally themed gestures, including his deflations of Fontana and Manzoni, amounted to three-dimensional political cartoons of a vaguely anarchist stripe. |
| These days, other verbal deflations are used to try to convince the masses that certain categories of men do not deserve to live. |
| Then it becomes more understandable that not all asset price deflations lead to disastrous goods market deflation. |
| However, not all deflations are like that of the 1930s, a vicious circle of deficient demand, falling prices and rising real debt burdens, which further depressed demand and hence prices. |
| In this range of wind the kite is very quickly in pressure, offering to its pilot the possibility of better controlling swellings and deflations of the sail on each trick or each impulse sent in the lines. |
