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Meltdown meaning
Severe overheating of the core of a nuclear reactor resulting in the core melting and potentially in radiation escaping. | A situation being likened to a nuclear meltdown; a crisis. | A tantrum or emotional outburst.
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This account of the most famous stock market meltdown in history uses private letters and diaries to build a 360-degree view of market meltdown.
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But, overall, if the Meltdown updates aren't installed then there's the potential for Meltdown to be used in the real-world and data being stolen.
A 59-second meltdown cost the Peterborough Petes two points on Friday night.
A final user had a total meltdown, saying: 'Bro you gotta stop posting these, my mind won't stop freaking.
After a meltdown in his second round at The Masters, Justin Thomas ultimately missed the cut.
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes Live said: "Hannah Waddingham could send West End fans into complete meltdown next year, if the latest rumours are anything to go by.
All the assets of the film that YRF has released so far have turned out to be super-hits right from the teaser, the two songs – & Jhoome Jo Pathaan – and the recently dropped trailer that has caused an internet meltdown!
A meltdown during a time of transition might mean something different than a child throwing a lengthy tantrum every day, said Briggs, a psychologist and national director of Zero to Three’s HealthySteps program.
And what Steve Sailer has been writing about the Minority Mortgage Meltdown is that it was caused by assuming that the minority borrowers were smart enough to decide for themselves that they could pay back those mortgages.
Bad weather and the airline’s own mistakes helped fuel Southwest’s Christmas meltdown.
Because of the central role of the United States — and the dollar — in the international economy, defaulting on our debts could spark a worldwide financial meltdown.
But Kashkari surely has a lot of say about the current situation since he was a Treasury Department official who helped orchestrate the big bank bailout during the 2008 financial meltdown.
But let's ask, as this crucial year begins, is Labour's advantage a side-effect of total Tory meltdown - or a political achievement that has persuaded voters to a shift which will really last?
Clowning Chicago for the NLCS meltdown?
DALLAS (AP) — Southwest Airlines is anticipating a money-losing fourth quarter after a winter storm and technology meltdown led to nearly 17,000 canceled flights and stranded hundreds of thousands of holiday travelers.
Do you have a similar meltdown when you see someone wearing a seatbelt?
Farmland north of High Prairie and a house were suffered flooding in April and May 2020 after a spring snow meltdown and runoff.
Fishing was banned in the immediate aftermath of the nuclear meltdown, before trial fishing resumed in 2013.
For Ferguson, it’s about keeping his poise in high-pressure situations and avoiding the kind of ninth-inning meltdown that set a dour tone for the rest of the recent trip.