| Mr Smith provides a wrenching picture of the ensuing multi-billion-dollar crackup. |
|
| And if that is the case, then the crackup of the Soviet Union made the crackup of the Republican party we're seeing today inevitable. |
|
| A withdrawal of American funds would leave the Afghan forces vulnerable to a crackup. |
|
| Actually, he says, it is just an emotional crackup, of which the cause is not work or weariness but worry. |
|
| And that doesn't even take into account the growing risk of a euro crackup. |
|
| Pressure and stress can lead to a crackup, or several, if you are a glacier. |
|
| He had been on the verge of a nervous crackup the previous summer. |
|
| Underlying such skirmishes are intimations of crackup in the Reagan-forged alliance of the economic-royalist right and the social-Christianist right. |
|
| The prospect of a Greek crackup isn't so terrifying anymore. |
|
