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"The situation is not catastrophic yet," said Mr. Holmes, after a day of visiting hungry villages hundreds of miles from here.

But the urgency of the threat, and the catastrophic consequences of even a single act of nuclear terrorism, demand an effort that is at once bold and pragmatic.

Early Tuesday morning, the frightening news came that Japan was facing the full meltdown of crippled reactors at a nuclear power station - with unknown and potentially catastrophic consequences.

They pointed out that the excavation of fossil fuels has its own history of catastrophic accidents, including coal mine collapses and the recent BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

The dam builders underestimate the risks of a catastrophic landslide.

These characteristics reduce the chance for catastrophic results stemming from inconsistency and lack of transaction isolation.

They only happen every few hundred years, perhaps, but when they do happen the results are catastrophic.

I have my world phone, but I left word not to be disturbed unless it was a catastrophic emergency.

Non-mainstream intent itself is a very small property and small all the circles in China, but represent words that changed by serious catastrophic kitsch.

Which is good news only if you like this summer's oil spill, mountaintop removal mining, catastrophic climate change and the ongoing transfer of wealth from the U.S. to oil-producing countries.

But to unleash the ECB or to embrace eurobonds could precipitate a domestic crisis that would be almost as catastrophic.

Tragically, the heavily traveled tourist route became the site of the worst natural disaster in Colorado's history during a catastrophic flash flood in July 1976.

What are the chances that a catastrophic earthquake could strike Japan and severely cripple supply chains?

An investigation is under way into how twin newborn boys died 11 days ago after a catastrophic medical blunder at Stafford hospital, just days before a public inquiry opened into its "appalling" care.

We can, in principle, now estimate how large a meteorite would have to have been to cause catastrophic events.