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Now, all this is more than the knock-about of international politics.
Financial institutions that have come to doubt their borrowers' ability to repay sell the debt to third parties at knock-down prices, often for as little as five cents on the dollar.
There is an almost embattled culture among many senior officials, who fear that fanning the flames of dissent among Europe's voters could one day knock European unity off course.
Floods in Thailand last year threw 700,000 people out of work and had knock-on economic effects around the world.
On the stimulus, though, Krugman achieves a knock-out punch.
The BoE's governor is now in the odd position of being invited to knock himself out - and in public, too.
Germany did not knock out France and then conquer Russia.
At night--husband into the douche, daughter--out, here is Greek Max -- knock, knock, then sex, cake, bucks, kreks, feks, peks.
Genetically modified mice either lack a specific gene or gene-pair (knock-out mice) or carry a piece of foreign DNA integrated into their own chromosomes (transgenic mice), and are used to deduce the functions of particular genes.
The IMF program may also help knock down roadblocks to privatizing Turk Telecom, and the whiff of instability may inspire Europe to push Turkey's membership in the EU ahead.
Now, the government is trying to counter the risk of a disorderly deleveraging that would damage the Chinese economy and produce significant knock-on effects for the rest of the world.
But, as US monetary policy follows the path of interest-rate normalization, there could well be knock-on effects, both economic and financial, especially in the form of currency volatility and destabilizing outflows from emerging economies.
While the Fed's rate hike, prudently accompanied by an emphasis on small and gradual steps, may not turn out to be a trigger, the concerns about the knock-on effects are legitimate.
Everyone listens half awake for the dreaded knock on the door.
Educational voucher programs, for example, took a knock when careful analysis of a Chilean program found no positive effect on students' performance.
A number of countries have already been forced into drastic budget cuts, which have had a knock-on effect on standards of living.
Troubled countries knock on the Fund's door for financial assistance only when all other creditors have turned their backs.
These questions, with all the knock-on effects in East and West Asia, must be tackled in the run-up to discussions about the renewal of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 2010.
The fact is that nature is already being bought and sold, mined and marketed at knock-down prices that fail to capture its real worth, especially to the livelihoods of the poor.
His task was to knock the rag-tag freedom fighters into an army, but there wasn't time to stop the Soviet advance.