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The credit crunch, though, put most of those firms out of business.

Then came the credit crunch and some carry trades broke down spectacularly.

Option 3 If you're really in a crunch for time, forego the lemons and the baking soda.

The credit crunch, weakening economic conditions and tighter visa rules add up to a terrible confluence of bad news .

The credit crunch had been rumbling on for more than a year but Lehman Brothers' collapse in September was to have a catastrophic impact on confidence.

On the one hand, the credit crunch resulting from the worldwide financial turmoil of the past few months seems bound to brake the economy next year.

In October, the BBC Business website reported how as the credit crunch spread feelings of fear and powerlessness, some are turning to humour as the only escape.

You may be a valued employee but if your skills and contributions don't accelerate over the years, when crunch time arrives, you may find yourself out of a job.

The Shard, for example, was put on hold in 2007 after the first tremors of the credit crunch; work only restarted after an infusion of private money from a Qatari consortium in 2008.

Then came the credit crunch.

Policymakers are now scrambling to forestall a crunch.

The credit crunch almost plunged the world into depression.

All this indicates that the credit crunch is going up-market.

Now, the ravages of the credit crunch have Western Banks exiting their investments with unseemly haste.

The lesson of the credit crunch is that pinning the blame on any one participant may be fruitless.

Perhaps, as the article said, she and Jon were in one of those classic crunch times, when the honeymoon period (six months max) is over.

The infusion of Warren Buffett's money, and the backing of his reputation, means that Goldman has so far escaped the fate of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers during the recent credit crunch.

A crunch in the gravel, and someone rounded the VAT.

Squirrels added staccato crunch notes with their arced leaps.

Our applications take in massive amounts of information and crunch it with the power of the microprocessor.

This helps to explain why demand for places is up this year, even as falling house prices make people feel poorer and the credit crunch makes student loans pricier.

And if you think the credit crunch is bad, then just wait for the impending 'climate crunch'.

Second, culpability in the credit crunch of 2008 was broadly apportioned among indulgent lenders, lax regulators, greedy borrowers and supine politicians.

Central Banks that rely on the credit crunch to tame rising prices may regret it.

Then, rather unimaginatively, I add "razzle-dazzle-pizzazz musical great antidote to misery-gloom-doom of credit crunch" before, thankfully for the reader, I am diverted by the whisper "Ciao! Plume!"