collapsed

This means it is inherently open to being collapsed by a powerful actor that has the resources and will to attack.

Then it tripled in the boom, and has collapsed since then but is still about twice over trendline.

Everyone collapsed, whether they were big, small, hedged or otherwise not directly affected by the collapse in oil price.

Another big co-op in Montreal collapsed, after being widely used for years by the non profit community.

Free agency changed everything in sports, and Hollywood's studio system collapsed when stars realized how much power they had.

On Nov 15, a subway tunnel under construction collapsed in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, killing 17 people.

If Greece had collapsed in 2010, the rest of Europe would have been hurt somewhat badly.

The Roman economy was based on slavery, it collapsed when they ran out of slaves.

I mean, if Greece's local canning industry had collapsed they would be buying foreign canned goods and everything (at least on the consumer side) could continue undisturbed.

But this is no more, only after public shaming did the Googles/Facebooks chip in money for OpenSSL and GnuPG when those projects almost collapsed.

They collapsed because their civilizational business model started generating negative marginal returns.

Even the de minimis doctrine for music sampling has now collapsed.

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