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The man who gave Clinton catastrophically wrong-headed advice on financial regulation and derivatives, playing a starring role in creating the conditions for the financial crisis.

Her specialization includes certification as a Rehabilitation Nurse and extensive knowledge in providing case management that assists in providing care to catastrophically and non-catastrophically injured people.

Earlier, local media reported that a court in the Southwestern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais had frozen 5 billion reals ($1.3 billion) in bank accounts for Brazilian mining corporation Vale, whose earthen structure failed catastrophically, RIA Novosti reported.

Everything controlled by computer would fail catastrophically unless we bought new computers.

You name it, everything controlled by computer would fail catastrophically and would set us back decades unless we bought new computers.

She urged the DUP to "listen to wider society", adding they "have got it catastrophically wrong."

Jews suffered greatly, often catastrophically, while living with the vulnerability of statelessness.

"Mrs May's plan is catastrophically bad and a disaster for the Conservative Party" Tory MP Maria Caulfield, who resigned as a party vice chairman in protest at the Prime Minister's Brexit withdrawal stance.

It's quite the opposite" John Volanthen, one of the divers involved in the daring cave rescue operation in Thailand, on his return to Britain "Mrs May's plan is catastrophically bad and a disaster for the Conservative Party" Tory MP Maria Caulfield, who resigned as a party vice chairman in protest at the Prime Minister's Brexit withdrawal stance "The equivalent of Reservoir Dogs remade by the Chuckle Brothers" Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry's description of the "shambles" of a Government "When I got home from tour, I had really wild dizzy spells, this feeling like I couldn't breathe.

"These rocks show no outward evidence that they are under significant stress until they catastrophically break.