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Then the IPO market seized up in the fourth quarter.

"It just seized up on me," he said, the memory fresh.

My lower back is all kinds of seized up, and I'm concerned.

The interbank lending market in China seized up, especially for smaller institutions.

"You have the Gift," she told me, and my body seized up.

The 2008 financial crisis hit, bank lending seized up and Xanadu was postponed.

Since 98% of transactions in India are done in cash, commerce seized up.

I felt as though I had been suddenly poisoned; my insides seized up.

When foreign lending seized up, the government needed bailing out and the banks crumbled.

During the spring training of 2007, we were told that B.J. Ryan's back had seized up.

With no agreement on prices, the mortgage market seized up, and that affected other credit markets.

A joint in the shoulder of its robot arm, dicky since the mission started, finally seized up.

But during the financial crisis student lending seized up, and in response Congress effectively nationalized the program.

Colm: Unfortunately my 16mm camera has seized up and it's very hard to find anyone to repair these.

Some risky companies were unable to borrow at affordable rates late last year when global markets seized up.

Goldman said that in late 2015, debt markets seized up as oil prices fell into the mid $40 range.

As of April 26, at least 28 tigers had been poached or seized, up three from last year's final count.

A few times, animated objects seized up altogether, which might have been an issue with tracking, Lightpack performance, or something else.

But the pace slowed late in 2018 after stock and debt markets seized up and the U.S. government shuttered in December.

"It was essentially the engine seized up I think, that's what they told us anyway," passenger Brenton Atkinson told ABC News.

As banks have been forced to make provisions for these assets and deprived of income from interest, lending has seized up.

In 20073, after a string of corporate failures, the old-line investment house McDonnell went under, and Wall Street seized up.

But just as the IPO market has seized up, private rounds have also become more challenging, with nontraditional investors leaving the arena.

One way to look at it: The bond-trading engine seized up, and the Fed added oil to make it run smoothly again.

In October 2008, following the Lehman bankruptcy, when credit markets seized up in August 2007, when the Nasdaq bubble popped in March 2001.

The riskier parts of the corporate debt world seized up, with some companies unable to borrow for the first time since the financial crisis.

The first third of "Aftermath" is stripped to emotional basics (one man seized up with grief, another with guilt), and it delivers quite a jolt.

The distraught child soon drifted to sleep, but around 7:00am, while lying next to his mother in bed, he seized up like a granite statue.

Banks stopped lending to one another, the international financial system seized up, and many lenders quickly ran dangerously low on cash, requiring taxpayer bailouts to survive.

General Motors and Chrysler were both bailed out and went bankrupt back then — Ford didn't, but it packed on $24 billion in debt before credit markets seized up.

The same day, option trading on Wall Street's VIX volatility index seized up for several minutes at the open as market-makers failed to come through with prices.

So many cars arrived, according to people who were there and photos that went viral on social media, that traffic seized up for a mile around the sales office.

Central banks, led by the U.S. Federal Reserve, turned on the taps after credit seized up following the collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers 10 years ago this month.

At the Kulgera Road House, near the center of Australia where the nearest town has a population of just 15, the temperature was so high the petrol pumps seized up.

I then danced awkwardly around the kitchen, shouting "fuck fuck fuck" over and over again, smashing the news onto my keyboard flat-palmed while my fingers seized up in panic.

Valuation has been the only pillar supporting the stock market as earnings growth turned negative and liquidity conditions seized up, said Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity Investments.

Arrium's main asset is the 76-year-old Whyalla steel mill, which almost seized up after a powerful storm cut power, leaving molten steel to cool in its blast furnace.

In one viewing of Sunday's mid-season debut of Discovery, the service seized up twice during commercials, and when I reloaded, I had to watch the same ads all over again.

In episode 2 "The Rescue," her bad knee seized up while she was on the can, and to avoid telling her husband, Grace called Frankie to quite literally rescue her ass.

A spiral in funding costs as credit markets seized up accelerated the 2008 financial crisis, and while banks are in better condition now, a cost spike could put pressure on their business models.

His company's stock has plunged more than 70 percent since last August as the acquisition machine that attracted backers like Mr. Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management has seized up and accounting problems have emerged.

But Mr Summers suggested that his listeners consider another possibility: that America was stuck in a pattern of slumps punctuated by bubbles, and had been since well before the banking system seized up in August 2007.

Not only did Mr Grayling mess up the introduction of a new train timetable so badly that whole sections of the railway system seized up, but he tried to palm the blame off on everybody but himself.

It is hard to imagine that such a measure would not prompt a drop in the stock market, which has seized up as the president threatened to withdraw from Nafta or put more extensive tariffs on China.

The radical steps came after U.S. money markets seized up as a broad set of market participants, from big multinational carmakers to small shop owners, hoarded dollars fearing a slump in cashflow during lockdowns in their countries.

Mladenovic, the top-ranked Frenchwoman who has sparked hopes for the first French champion here since Mary Pierce in 2000, said her back had seized up during practice Sunday and that her muscles remained stiff through the match.

Military sources said the army also seized up to 15 kg (33 pounds) of explosives and four suicide-bomber vests when it detained 34 people trying to cross into Turkey from a swathe of Syria under Islamic State control.

"This report shows how the UK jobs market has seized up, with both employers and candidates waiting to see which direction Brexit is going to go in," said James Stewart, vice chair of accountants KPMG, who sponsor the survey.

The unexpected and somewhat confusing layers to her lifestyle fell away in April 2014 when police seized up to £96,000 [$22015,2100] worth of cannabis growing and drying in four rooms around her family's seven-bedroom B&B country house.

The rising risks, they told Reuters, could lead to much lower returns, or even a partial repeat of 2500, when a group of funds lost money and froze investor capital as borrowers failed to repay their loans and collateral seized up.

Ms. Baer, who was elected president of Women in Film, a deeply rooted advocacy organization, over the summer, said one male film executive she has known for decades "seized up" over lunch when she casually asked how many women he employed.

"The only thing we've ever had which was bigger than that was the banking crisis," Mr. Muir-Wood said, referring to the 2008 financial crisis, when the credit markets seized up and governments had to bail out banks and other institutions.

While the repo rate - which uses Treasuries as collateral - seized up this week, the three month U.S. Dollar LIBOR interest rate - the average interest rate at which a bank can get unsecured funding from another bank - has stayed in check.

It is hard to imagine a more fitting symbol for this country than a cavernous abandoned cotton factory, built decades ago when there was working infrastructure, now full of seized-up machinery and hopeless people who have no other place to hide.

I'd just gotten home from work, the sun was still out, children were playing just up the block — it was safe — and still, when I sensed that someone was behind me on the stoop, a little too close, my heart seized up in terror.

"What we've really gotten is more directional conversation: One party talking about affordable housing, the other party talking about deregulating a financial market that seems to have largely seized up," said Rick Sharga, executive vice president of Ten-X, an online real estate marketplace for investors.

Credit also seized up, so the relatively modest $3 billion that was allocated to C4C was a welcome infusion that got auto lending going again in the US and set the stage for a robust recovery of sales to record levels and delivered huge profits to automakers.

The problem came when defaults in the subprime housing loan market wiped out the riskiest tranches, and the "safer" and "safest" tranches seized up as well, partly because there was not much liquidity in any of these CDOs but primarily because no one could figure out just how risky any of the tranches were in the first place.

BOGOTA (Reuters) - A multinational anti-narcotics operation led by Colombia has seized up to 94.2 tonnes of cocaine in the past 105 days worth some $3.2 billion, President Ivan Duque said on Monday Joint operations involving 18 countries from Latin America and Europe as well the United States and Canada took part in the seizure of the cocaine as well as 26.7 tonnes of marijuana valued at $133.7 million, Duque said.

This "ace-in-a-day" achievement took his total to 33 aerial victories. On 22 October 1942, Weissenberger was tasked with fighter protection for a reconnaissance aircraft. The engine of his Bf 109 F-4 seized up just west of Murmansk.

Head and shoulders crossing the finish line, he did a couple of push ups on the ground before righting himself and walking over the line. Later Mohammad Jafar Moradi's hamstring seized up before he reached the finish line. He ended up crawling across the line unassisted. Federico Bruno also cramped up before the entrance of the Sambadrome.

He lost oil pressure, and as the engine overheated it soon seized up. Caulton had no choice but to put the aircraft down. He did so in a field about 30 miles away from the airfield at Deelen. Of the other four Spitfires that returned to England, all had suffered damage, either from Jabs or the Flak guns.

Following the Ottoman defeat in 1878, the ship was laid up in Constantinople. The annual summer cruises to the Bosporus ended. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Feth-i Bülend was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled.

Retribution was likely part of Gov. Clinton's (NY) motivation for Arnold's Raid, as the Hannah had carried many of his most cherished items. American privateers are thought to have seized up to 300 British ships during the war. The British ship Jack was captured and turned into an American privateer, only to be captured again by the British in the naval battle off Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The game is about the adventures of Canny, a lonely robot, who awakens in a post-apocalyptic world to find all other robots shut down and seized up after a dragon destroyed their only power source. The player has to try to bring back power and life to their planet. The world has 6 unique locations. The play has to fight bosses known as "Titans".

As Rhys-Davids was deciding just how best to escape his hazardous position, Wolff abandoned the fight and headed for Douai. Rhys- Davids headed for British lines, his engine streaming water; west of Arras his engine finally seized up. He attempted to glide to Belle Vue but had insufficient height and force-landed near La Herliere. The reason for Wolff's decision to break off combat is unknown.

The five operable destroyers, not including Giese, charged out of Narvik harbor and engaged the British ships. The ship did not have enough steam raised to participate and remained in the harbor. She attempted to leave the harbor after the British had driven off the other German ships, but her port engine seized up and left her almost dead in the water at the mouth of the harbor.

Saw Lu Thinkhaya (, ; 1370s–1435) was the ruler of Toungoo from 1420 to 1435. He was first appointed governor of the frontier vassal state by King Minkhaung I of Ava in 1420. Following the succession crises at Ava, Thinkhaya declared independence in 1426. He seized up to Yamethin in 1428–29, and in an alliance with King Binnya Ran I of Hanthawaddy Pegu attempted to pick off Prome (Pyay) in 1430–31.

The annual summer cruises to the Bosporus ended. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Mesudiye was unable to go to sea. Her engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and her hull was badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea.

There was bad weather on the second day. Overnight one of the Lorraine-Dietrichs had caught fire and the Grégoire team had been withdrawn. Bruce-Brown continued his lead through the morning but on the 15th lap he stopped out on the track with a broken fuel tank after hitting an errant dog. This left Boillot with a comfortable lead over Wagner, but on the penultimate lap the Peugeot’s universal joint seized up.

Prior to the release of information about its mission, NASA correctly identified that it had been an attempted Lunar impact mission. Luna E-1 No.3 was launched on 4 December 1958 atop a Luna 8K72 carrier rocket, flying from Site 1/5 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Two hundred and forty five seconds into the flight, a hydrogen peroxide pump seized up due to loss of lubrication, which caused the rocket's core stage engines to fail.

G. R. Hawke, Making of New Zealand (2005) ch 2 From about 1865, the economy lapsed into a long depression as a result of the withdrawal of British troops, peaking of gold production in 1866 and Vogel's borrowing and the associated debt burden (especially on land). Despite a brief boom in wheat, prices for farm products sagged. The market for land seized up. Hard times led to urban unemployment and sweated labour (exploitative labour conditions) in industry.

Disused brakes sometimes seized up and stopped working. The winches on the SS E. A. Bryan were steam-powered and showed signs of wear, even though the ship was only five months old.Allen, The Port Chicago Mutiny, 25. On July 13, 1944, the day that the E. A. Bryan docked at Port Chicago, the ship's winch brakes were found stuck in the "off" position, meaning that the winch could be operated freely, but lacked critical stopping capability if steam pressure was interrupted.

Harvey 1925: 154–155 By incorporating Portuguese mercenaries, firearms and military tactics as well as experienced former Hanthawaddy military commanders to the Toungoo armed forces, the upstart kingdom seized up to Pagan (Bagan) from the Confederation by 1545.Hmannan Vol. 2 2003: 220–222 The campaigns against Arakan (1545–47) and Siam (1547–49), however, fell short. In both campaigns, Toungoo forces won all major open battles but could not overcome the heavily fortified defences of Mrauk-U and Ayutthaya.

It sheared, causing the driveshaft to rip open the lubricating oil system, and the engine seized up soon afterward. Air Force mechanics had first noticed excessive wear on the driveshafts of a Corsair in November 1984, and subsequently two others. This prompted a safety directive to check driveshaft splines during compressor work on all in-service Corsairs. The charred building stood for more than two years; the hotel owners never rebuilt because they were unable to decide on an appropriate design.

Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure. During this period of inactivity, she was modernized slightly in 1882, with the addition of several light guns.

He later joined the band for their last few gigs and the infamous MTV Awards performance, while the remaining dates were scrapped. The band's future was daily tabloid news. While on tour in Barcelona in 2000, Oasis were forced to cancel a gig when Alan White's arm seized up, and the band spent the night drinking instead. Liam made a derogatory comment about Gallagher's then-wife Meg Mathews and attempted to cast doubt over the legitimacy of his daughter Anaïs, causing Noel to headbutt him.

By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Hifz-ur Rahman was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure.

King, pp 52–53 In June 1912, Manning served as a temporary place of refuge for Alaskan islanders during the eruption of Novarupta. Manning had been docked in the Kodiak harbor when the eruption occurred and would be used to harbor refugees from Kodiak Island, Woody Island, and Saint Paul Island. In October 1912, Manning received orders to report to Mare Island Naval Shipyard for drydock repairs which were completed in March 1913. During a trial run with new boilers on 20 May the engines seized up and she received a tow from .

With the Cuban Missile Crisis unfolding, the USSR spacecraft Mars 2MV-4 No.1 was launched at 17:55:04 UTC on 24 October 1962, atop a Molniya 8K78 carrier rocket flying from Site 1/5 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. The lower stages of the rocket performed nominally, placing the payload and the Blok L upper stage into low Earth orbit. When the Blok L ignited following a coast phase, lubricant leaked out of the turbopump, which consequently seized up and disintegrated. This caused the main engine to explode, destroying the upper stage and spacecraft.

While on tour in Barcelona in May 2000, Oasis were forced to cancel a show when drummer Alan White's arm seized up; the band spent the night drinking instead. During the night Liam made a derogatory comment about Noel's wife, Meg Mathews (apparently questioning the legitimacy of Noel's baby daughter Anais), leading to a fight. Following this, a press release was put out declaring that Noel had decided to quit overseas touring with Oasis. The rest of the band, with guitarist Matt Deighton replacing Noel, played the remaining dates.

A large hospital for the wounded was in the town. During part of World War II, Valjevo was part of the short-lived Republic of Užice, a territory liberated from Axis control by the Yugoslav Partisans. On 20 September 1941, the German Wehrmacht launched a counter-insurgency operation dubbed Operation Uzice; on 25 October, a German division entered Valjevo and seized up to 25,000 civilians, 6,000 of whom were subsequently shot in concentration camps. One of the captured partisan leaders was Stjepan Filipović; he was executed by the Nazis in Valjevo in 1942.

It took the simultaneous 19th century developments of non-Euclidean geometry and Abelian integrals in order to bring the old algebraic ideas back into the geometrical fold. The first of these new developments was seized up by Edmond Laguerre and Arthur Cayley, who attempted to ascertain the generalized metric properties of projective space. Cayley introduced the idea of homogeneous polynomial forms, and more specifically quadratic forms, on projective space. Subsequently, Felix Klein studied projective geometry (along with other types of geometry) from the viewpoint that the geometry on a space is encoded in a certain class of transformations on the space.

At some point, she also received new Scotch marine boilers, and her brigantine rig was removed, with heavy military masts installed in its place. The Ottomans planned to further strengthen the ship's armament with a pair of Krupp guns, two Hotchkiss revolver cannon, two guns, also manufactured by Hotchkiss, and a torpedo tube, but the plan came to nothing. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Avnillah was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled.

At some point, she also received new Scotch marine boilers, and her brigantine rig was removed, with heavy military masts installed in its place. The Ottomans planned to further strengthen the ship's armament with a pair of Krupp guns, two Hotchkiss revolver cannon, two guns, also manufactured by Hotchkiss, and a torpedo tube, but the plan came to nothing. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Muin-i Zafer was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled.

The islanders salvaged much material, but agents of William Douglas, 9th Earl of Morton seized much of what they had recovered on the basis that he was Vice-Admiral of Orkney and Shetland. King Charles I directed the Exchequer in Edinburgh to dispute the seizure, and Morton lost the goods as well as his position as Vice-Admiral. Alexander Bruce, 2nd Earl of Kincardine was later granted rights of salvage. Records of the legal disputes include an estimated inventory of the goods and other material on board, which seems to be based on interviews with the survivors, and details of everything that Morton's agents seized up to 1667.

Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure. During a period of tension with Greece in 1886, the fleet was brought to full crews and the ships were prepared to go to sea, but none actually left the Golden Horn, and they were quickly laid up again.

Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attaché to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure. During a period of tension with Greece in 1886, the fleet was brought to full crews and the ships were prepared to go to sea, but none actually left the Golden Horn, and they were quickly laid up again.

Bell was able to un-lap himself as the Holbert car was slowed by overheating (engine damage caused by an airflow blockage to the radiator that cooled the heads) and finally seized up on the last lap; luckily for Holbert it re-fired and made it to the end with smoke trailing from the exhaust. Holbert crossed the finish line 17 seconds ahead of a fast closing Bell. Vern Schuppan, after finishing third in 1975, and second in 1977 and 1982, became the first Australian driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans since Bernard Rubin won driving a Bentley 4½ Litre in 1928.

When the interbank lending market seized up, Crédit Agricole was forced in January 2008 to sell its long- standing stake in Suez for €1,3 billion and then in May 2008 to organise a €5.9 billion rights issue to which all the Regional Banks subscribed to meet Basel II regulatory requirements. It also undertook a €5 billion programme of non-strategic asset disposals. At the end of 2008, the government decided to loan France's six largest banks €21 billion in two tranches, at an interest rate of 8%, to enable them to continue to play their role in the economy. Crédit Agricole did not take part in the second tranche and repaid the government in October 2009.

Around mile 495 of the 1000 mile journey, the passenger side spindle, lower- control arm and CV joint had been destroyed. The team was able to fix most issues and were able to continue the race until around mile 580, when the engine cooling fans began giving out (one fan had completely seized up, while the other was not working at max speed) causing the Bronco R to overheat and needing to be towed about eight miles to the next filling station. After about 30 minutes of working on the Bronco R to try to get it back on course, Ford pulled the vehicle out of the race due to severe mechanical issues.

The sluice on the Prescott Channel seized up in the 1960s but with the mills no longer operating, it was effectively redundant and was subsequently removed. The Bow Back Rivers were difficult to navigate, since at low tide there was insufficient water, and at high tide, there was inadequate headroom, particularly where the channels were crossed by the Northern Outfall Sewer. As part of the regeneration of the area connected with the 2012 London Olympics, plans were developed for the refurbishment of the rivers, to maintain them at an intermediate level. It was hoped that they could be used to deliver significant volumes of building materials for the construction of the stadium.

They transferred the play to the Ports' end, where Webb defended. Sending it along the pavilion wing Hills gave Phillips another chance, and he made amends for previous misses by equalizing the score. Norwood 5.3 (5) – Port Adelaide 5.9 (5) With time rapidly drawing on the teams were urged on by their supporters, and the Norwoods made a gallant effort, whilst the Ports defended in equal style. The Norwood's however, seemed to have a little bit in hand, and by some good marking Waldron forwarded to McGaffin, and his kick put the Norwoods a goal ahead. Norwood 6.3 (6) – Port Adelaide 5.9 (7) At this time in the game H.G. Hamilton seized up with the cramp and struggled to contribute for the rest of the game.

It hauled passenger trains when steam was not available, ran work trains on the line, and provided back up power and braking capacity to passenger trains. While assisting with the recovery of the society's steam locomotive W901, which had derailed in Eurelia yard in early 1988, the NC1's rear drive assembly seized up. The major repair was completed by mid-1991."News Around the Roundhouse - NC1" Newsletter Number 1 May 1989 Steamtown, Peterborough Railway Preservation SocietyNewsletter September 1991 Steamtown, Peterborough Railway Preservation Society Steamtown initially painted the locomotive in the "invisible green" scheme (predominantly black with a hint of hawthorn green) associated with the South Australian Railways Peterborough Division, but in 1998 it was repainted in Commonwealth Railways maroon-and-silver livery.

The Committee to Protect Journalists said that separatists had seized up to ten foreign reporters during the week following the shooting down of the Malaysian aircraft. On 22 July 2014, armed men from the DPR abducted Ukrainian freelance journalist Anton Skiba as he arrived with a CNN crew at a hotel in Donetsk. The DPR often counters such accusations by pointing towards non-governmental organisations, such as Amnesty International's reporting that pro-Ukrainian volunteer paramilitary battalions, such as the Aidar Battalion, Donbas Battalion, Azov Battalion often acted like "renegade gangs", and were implicated in torture, abductions, and summary executions. Amnesty International and the (OHCHR) also raised similar concerns about Radical Party leader and Ukrainian MP Oleh Lyashko and his militia.

Map of the Firth of Forth showing the Forth Road Bridge crossing in green between the Queensferry Crossing and the Forth Bridge On 20 January, the Scottish Parliament began an inquiry led by the Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee (ICI) to determine the circumstances that led to the discovery of a cracked truss in the bridge's undercarriage. Evidence was heard from: FETA, Transport Minister Derek Mackay, engineers and officials from Amey along with a number of other experts and key personnel. On the first day, Richard Hornby, of engineering consulting firm Arup, stated that the truss end in question had been inspected 23 times since 2001, and no fault had been found. It was revealed that a pin had seized up, which caused the truss end to crack, and it was only the quality of the steel which had stopped its cracking appearing earlier.

Then the IPO market seized up in the fourth quarter. from CNBC
"It just seized up on me," he said, the memory fresh. from The New York Times
My lower back is all kinds of seized up, and I'm concerned. from Refinery 29
The interbank lending market in China seized up, especially for smaller institutions. from Axios
"You have the Gift," she told me, and my body seized up. from Refinery 29
The 2008 financial crisis hit, bank lending seized up and Xanadu was postponed. from The New York Times
Since 98% of transactions in India are done in cash, commerce seized up. from Economist
I felt as though I had been suddenly poisoned; my insides seized up. from Wired
When foreign lending seized up, the government needed bailing out and the banks crumbled. from Economist
During the spring training of 2007, we were told that B.J. Ryan's back had seized up. from Vice
With no agreement on prices, the mortgage market seized up, and that affected other credit markets. from CNBC
A joint in the shoulder of its robot arm, dicky since the mission started, finally seized up. from Economist
But during the financial crisis student lending seized up, and in response Congress effectively nationalized the program. from The New York Times
Colm: Unfortunately my 16mm camera has seized up and it's very hard to find anyone to repair these. from Vice
Some risky companies were unable to borrow at affordable rates late last year when global markets seized up. from CNN
Goldman said that in late 2015, debt markets seized up as oil prices fell into the mid $40 range. from Reuters
As of April 26, at least 28 tigers had been poached or seized, up three from last year's final count. from Mashable
A few times, animated objects seized up altogether, which might have been an issue with tracking, Lightpack performance, or something else. from The Verge
But the pace slowed late in 2018 after stock and debt markets seized up and the U.S. government shuttered in December. from CNBC
"It was essentially the engine seized up I think, that's what they told us anyway," passenger Brenton Atkinson told ABC News. from Mashable
As banks have been forced to make provisions for these assets and deprived of income from interest, lending has seized up. from Economist
In 20073, after a string of corporate failures, the old-line investment house McDonnell went under, and Wall Street seized up. from The New York Times
But just as the IPO market has seized up, private rounds have also become more challenging, with nontraditional investors leaving the arena. from CNBC
One way to look at it: The bond-trading engine seized up, and the Fed added oil to make it run smoothly again. from CNN
In October 2008, following the Lehman bankruptcy, when credit markets seized up in August 2007, when the Nasdaq bubble popped in March 2001. from Business Insider
The riskier parts of the corporate debt world seized up, with some companies unable to borrow for the first time since the financial crisis. from CNBC
The first third of "Aftermath" is stripped to emotional basics (one man seized up with grief, another with guilt), and it delivers quite a jolt. from New Yorker
The distraught child soon drifted to sleep, but around 7:00am, while lying next to his mother in bed, he seized up like a granite statue. from Vice News
Banks stopped lending to one another, the international financial system seized up, and many lenders quickly ran dangerously low on cash, requiring taxpayer bailouts to survive. from The New York Times
General Motors and Chrysler were both bailed out and went bankrupt back then — Ford didn't, but it packed on $24 billion in debt before credit markets seized up. from Business Insider
The same day, option trading on Wall Street's VIX volatility index seized up for several minutes at the open as market-makers failed to come through with prices. from Reuters
So many cars arrived, according to people who were there and photos that went viral on social media, that traffic seized up for a mile around the sales office. from The New York Times
Central banks, led by the U.S. Federal Reserve, turned on the taps after credit seized up following the collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers 10 years ago this month. from CNBC
At the Kulgera Road House, near the center of Australia where the nearest town has a population of just 15, the temperature was so high the petrol pumps seized up. from Reuters
I then danced awkwardly around the kitchen, shouting "fuck fuck fuck" over and over again, smashing the news onto my keyboard flat-palmed while my fingers seized up in panic. from Vice
Valuation has been the only pillar supporting the stock market as earnings growth turned negative and liquidity conditions seized up, said Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity Investments. from CNBC
Arrium's main asset is the 76-year-old Whyalla steel mill, which almost seized up after a powerful storm cut power, leaving molten steel to cool in its blast furnace. from Reuters
In one viewing of Sunday's mid-season debut of Discovery, the service seized up twice during commercials, and when I reloaded, I had to watch the same ads all over again. from The Verge
In episode 2 "The Rescue," her bad knee seized up while she was on the can, and to avoid telling her husband, Grace called Frankie to quite literally rescue her ass. from Mashable
A spiral in funding costs as credit markets seized up accelerated the 2008 financial crisis, and while banks are in better condition now, a cost spike could put pressure on their business models. from Reuters
His company's stock has plunged more than 70 percent since last August as the acquisition machine that attracted backers like Mr. Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management has seized up and accounting problems have emerged. from The New York Times
But Mr Summers suggested that his listeners consider another possibility: that America was stuck in a pattern of slumps punctuated by bubbles, and had been since well before the banking system seized up in August 2007. from Economist
Not only did Mr Grayling mess up the introduction of a new train timetable so badly that whole sections of the railway system seized up, but he tried to palm the blame off on everybody but himself. from Economist
It is hard to imagine that such a measure would not prompt a drop in the stock market, which has seized up as the president threatened to withdraw from Nafta or put more extensive tariffs on China. from The New York Times
The radical steps came after U.S. money markets seized up as a broad set of market participants, from big multinational carmakers to small shop owners, hoarded dollars fearing a slump in cashflow during lockdowns in their countries. from Reuters
Mladenovic, the top-ranked Frenchwoman who has sparked hopes for the first French champion here since Mary Pierce in 2000, said her back had seized up during practice Sunday and that her muscles remained stiff through the match. from The New York Times
Military sources said the army also seized up to 15 kg (33 pounds) of explosives and four suicide-bomber vests when it detained 34 people trying to cross into Turkey from a swathe of Syria under Islamic State control. from Reuters
"This report shows how the UK jobs market has seized up, with both employers and candidates waiting to see which direction Brexit is going to go in," said James Stewart, vice chair of accountants KPMG, who sponsor the survey. from Reuters
The unexpected and somewhat confusing layers to her lifestyle fell away in April 2014 when police seized up to £96,000 [$22015,2100] worth of cannabis growing and drying in four rooms around her family's seven-bedroom B&B country house. from Vice
The rising risks, they told Reuters, could lead to much lower returns, or even a partial repeat of 2500, when a group of funds lost money and froze investor capital as borrowers failed to repay their loans and collateral seized up. from Reuters
Ms. Baer, who was elected president of Women in Film, a deeply rooted advocacy organization, over the summer, said one male film executive she has known for decades "seized up" over lunch when she casually asked how many women he employed. from The New York Times
"The only thing we've ever had which was bigger than that was the banking crisis," Mr. Muir-Wood said, referring to the 2008 financial crisis, when the credit markets seized up and governments had to bail out banks and other institutions. from The New York Times
While the repo rate - which uses Treasuries as collateral - seized up this week, the three month U.S. Dollar LIBOR interest rate - the average interest rate at which a bank can get unsecured funding from another bank - has stayed in check. from Reuters
It is hard to imagine a more fitting symbol for this country than a cavernous abandoned cotton factory, built decades ago when there was working infrastructure, now full of seized-up machinery and hopeless people who have no other place to hide. from The New York Times
I'd just gotten home from work, the sun was still out, children were playing just up the block — it was safe — and still, when I sensed that someone was behind me on the stoop, a little too close, my heart seized up in terror. from Refinery 29
"What we've really gotten is more directional conversation: One party talking about affordable housing, the other party talking about deregulating a financial market that seems to have largely seized up," said Rick Sharga, executive vice president of Ten-X, an online real estate marketplace for investors. from CNBC
Credit also seized up, so the relatively modest $3 billion that was allocated to C4C was a welcome infusion that got auto lending going again in the US and set the stage for a robust recovery of sales to record levels and delivered huge profits to automakers. from Business Insider
The problem came when defaults in the subprime housing loan market wiped out the riskiest tranches, and the "safer" and "safest" tranches seized up as well, partly because there was not much liquidity in any of these CDOs but primarily because no one could figure out just how risky any of the tranches were in the first place. from CNBC
BOGOTA (Reuters) - A multinational anti-narcotics operation led by Colombia has seized up to 94.2 tonnes of cocaine in the past 105 days worth some $3.2 billion, President Ivan Duque said on Monday Joint operations involving 18 countries from Latin America and Europe as well the United States and Canada took part in the seizure of the cocaine as well as 26.7 tonnes of marijuana valued at $133.7 million, Duque said. from Reuters
This "ace-in-a-day" achievement took his total to 33 aerial victories. On 22 October 1942, Weissenberger was tasked with fighter protection for a reconnaissance aircraft. The engine of his Bf 109 F-4 seized up just west of Murmansk.
Head and shoulders crossing the finish line, he did a couple of push ups on the ground before righting himself and walking over the line. Later Mohammad Jafar Moradi's hamstring seized up before he reached the finish line. He ended up crawling across the line unassisted. Federico Bruno also cramped up before the entrance of the Sambadrome.
He lost oil pressure, and as the engine overheated it soon seized up. Caulton had no choice but to put the aircraft down. He did so in a field about 30 miles away from the airfield at Deelen. Of the other four Spitfires that returned to England, all had suffered damage, either from Jabs or the Flak guns.
Following the Ottoman defeat in 1878, the ship was laid up in Constantinople. The annual summer cruises to the Bosporus ended. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Feth-i Bülend was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled.
Retribution was likely part of Gov. Clinton's (NY) motivation for Arnold's Raid, as the Hannah had carried many of his most cherished items. American privateers are thought to have seized up to 300 British ships during the war. The British ship Jack was captured and turned into an American privateer, only to be captured again by the British in the naval battle off Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The game is about the adventures of Canny, a lonely robot, who awakens in a post-apocalyptic world to find all other robots shut down and seized up after a dragon destroyed their only power source. The player has to try to bring back power and life to their planet. The world has 6 unique locations. The play has to fight bosses known as "Titans".
As Rhys-Davids was deciding just how best to escape his hazardous position, Wolff abandoned the fight and headed for Douai. Rhys- Davids headed for British lines, his engine streaming water; west of Arras his engine finally seized up. He attempted to glide to Belle Vue but had insufficient height and force-landed near La Herliere. The reason for Wolff's decision to break off combat is unknown.
The five operable destroyers, not including Giese, charged out of Narvik harbor and engaged the British ships. The ship did not have enough steam raised to participate and remained in the harbor. She attempted to leave the harbor after the British had driven off the other German ships, but her port engine seized up and left her almost dead in the water at the mouth of the harbor.
Saw Lu Thinkhaya (, ; 1370s–1435) was the ruler of Toungoo from 1420 to 1435. He was first appointed governor of the frontier vassal state by King Minkhaung I of Ava in 1420. Following the succession crises at Ava, Thinkhaya declared independence in 1426. He seized up to Yamethin in 1428–29, and in an alliance with King Binnya Ran I of Hanthawaddy Pegu attempted to pick off Prome (Pyay) in 1430–31.
The annual summer cruises to the Bosporus ended. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Mesudiye was unable to go to sea. Her engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and her hull was badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea.
There was bad weather on the second day. Overnight one of the Lorraine-Dietrichs had caught fire and the Grégoire team had been withdrawn. Bruce-Brown continued his lead through the morning but on the 15th lap he stopped out on the track with a broken fuel tank after hitting an errant dog. This left Boillot with a comfortable lead over Wagner, but on the penultimate lap the Peugeot’s universal joint seized up.
Prior to the release of information about its mission, NASA correctly identified that it had been an attempted Lunar impact mission. Luna E-1 No.3 was launched on 4 December 1958 atop a Luna 8K72 carrier rocket, flying from Site 1/5 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Two hundred and forty five seconds into the flight, a hydrogen peroxide pump seized up due to loss of lubrication, which caused the rocket's core stage engines to fail.
G. R. Hawke, Making of New Zealand (2005) ch 2 From about 1865, the economy lapsed into a long depression as a result of the withdrawal of British troops, peaking of gold production in 1866 and Vogel's borrowing and the associated debt burden (especially on land). Despite a brief boom in wheat, prices for farm products sagged. The market for land seized up. Hard times led to urban unemployment and sweated labour (exploitative labour conditions) in industry.
Disused brakes sometimes seized up and stopped working. The winches on the SS E. A. Bryan were steam-powered and showed signs of wear, even though the ship was only five months old.Allen, The Port Chicago Mutiny, 25. On July 13, 1944, the day that the E. A. Bryan docked at Port Chicago, the ship's winch brakes were found stuck in the "off" position, meaning that the winch could be operated freely, but lacked critical stopping capability if steam pressure was interrupted.
Harvey 1925: 154–155 By incorporating Portuguese mercenaries, firearms and military tactics as well as experienced former Hanthawaddy military commanders to the Toungoo armed forces, the upstart kingdom seized up to Pagan (Bagan) from the Confederation by 1545.Hmannan Vol. 2 2003: 220–222 The campaigns against Arakan (1545–47) and Siam (1547–49), however, fell short. In both campaigns, Toungoo forces won all major open battles but could not overcome the heavily fortified defences of Mrauk-U and Ayutthaya.
It sheared, causing the driveshaft to rip open the lubricating oil system, and the engine seized up soon afterward. Air Force mechanics had first noticed excessive wear on the driveshafts of a Corsair in November 1984, and subsequently two others. This prompted a safety directive to check driveshaft splines during compressor work on all in-service Corsairs. The charred building stood for more than two years; the hotel owners never rebuilt because they were unable to decide on an appropriate design.
Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure. During this period of inactivity, she was modernized slightly in 1882, with the addition of several light guns.
He later joined the band for their last few gigs and the infamous MTV Awards performance, while the remaining dates were scrapped. The band's future was daily tabloid news. While on tour in Barcelona in 2000, Oasis were forced to cancel a gig when Alan White's arm seized up, and the band spent the night drinking instead. Liam made a derogatory comment about Gallagher's then-wife Meg Mathews and attempted to cast doubt over the legitimacy of his daughter Anaïs, causing Noel to headbutt him.
By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Hifz-ur Rahman was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure.
King, pp 52–53 In June 1912, Manning served as a temporary place of refuge for Alaskan islanders during the eruption of Novarupta. Manning had been docked in the Kodiak harbor when the eruption occurred and would be used to harbor refugees from Kodiak Island, Woody Island, and Saint Paul Island. In October 1912, Manning received orders to report to Mare Island Naval Shipyard for drydock repairs which were completed in March 1913. During a trial run with new boilers on 20 May the engines seized up and she received a tow from .
With the Cuban Missile Crisis unfolding, the USSR spacecraft Mars 2MV-4 No.1 was launched at 17:55:04 UTC on 24 October 1962, atop a Molniya 8K78 carrier rocket flying from Site 1/5 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. The lower stages of the rocket performed nominally, placing the payload and the Blok L upper stage into low Earth orbit. When the Blok L ignited following a coast phase, lubricant leaked out of the turbopump, which consequently seized up and disintegrated. This caused the main engine to explode, destroying the upper stage and spacecraft.
While on tour in Barcelona in May 2000, Oasis were forced to cancel a show when drummer Alan White's arm seized up; the band spent the night drinking instead. During the night Liam made a derogatory comment about Noel's wife, Meg Mathews (apparently questioning the legitimacy of Noel's baby daughter Anais), leading to a fight. Following this, a press release was put out declaring that Noel had decided to quit overseas touring with Oasis. The rest of the band, with guitarist Matt Deighton replacing Noel, played the remaining dates.
A large hospital for the wounded was in the town. During part of World War II, Valjevo was part of the short-lived Republic of Užice, a territory liberated from Axis control by the Yugoslav Partisans. On 20 September 1941, the German Wehrmacht launched a counter-insurgency operation dubbed Operation Uzice; on 25 October, a German division entered Valjevo and seized up to 25,000 civilians, 6,000 of whom were subsequently shot in concentration camps. One of the captured partisan leaders was Stjepan Filipović; he was executed by the Nazis in Valjevo in 1942.
It took the simultaneous 19th century developments of non-Euclidean geometry and Abelian integrals in order to bring the old algebraic ideas back into the geometrical fold. The first of these new developments was seized up by Edmond Laguerre and Arthur Cayley, who attempted to ascertain the generalized metric properties of projective space. Cayley introduced the idea of homogeneous polynomial forms, and more specifically quadratic forms, on projective space. Subsequently, Felix Klein studied projective geometry (along with other types of geometry) from the viewpoint that the geometry on a space is encoded in a certain class of transformations on the space.
At some point, she also received new Scotch marine boilers, and her brigantine rig was removed, with heavy military masts installed in its place. The Ottomans planned to further strengthen the ship's armament with a pair of Krupp guns, two Hotchkiss revolver cannon, two guns, also manufactured by Hotchkiss, and a torpedo tube, but the plan came to nothing. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Avnillah was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled.
At some point, she also received new Scotch marine boilers, and her brigantine rig was removed, with heavy military masts installed in its place. The Ottomans planned to further strengthen the ship's armament with a pair of Krupp guns, two Hotchkiss revolver cannon, two guns, also manufactured by Hotchkiss, and a torpedo tube, but the plan came to nothing. By the mid-1880s, the Ottoman ironclad fleet was in poor condition, and Muin-i Zafer was unable to go to sea. Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled.
The islanders salvaged much material, but agents of William Douglas, 9th Earl of Morton seized much of what they had recovered on the basis that he was Vice-Admiral of Orkney and Shetland. King Charles I directed the Exchequer in Edinburgh to dispute the seizure, and Morton lost the goods as well as his position as Vice-Admiral. Alexander Bruce, 2nd Earl of Kincardine was later granted rights of salvage. Records of the legal disputes include an estimated inventory of the goods and other material on board, which seems to be based on interviews with the survivors, and details of everything that Morton's agents seized up to 1667.
Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attache to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure. During a period of tension with Greece in 1886, the fleet was brought to full crews and the ships were prepared to go to sea, but none actually left the Golden Horn, and they were quickly laid up again.
Many of the ships' engines were unusable, having seized up from rust, and their hulls were badly fouled. The British naval attaché to the Ottoman Empire at the time estimated that the Imperial Arsenal would take six months to get just five of the ironclads ready to go to sea. Throughout this period, the ship's crew was limited to about one-third the normal figure. During a period of tension with Greece in 1886, the fleet was brought to full crews and the ships were prepared to go to sea, but none actually left the Golden Horn, and they were quickly laid up again.
Bell was able to un-lap himself as the Holbert car was slowed by overheating (engine damage caused by an airflow blockage to the radiator that cooled the heads) and finally seized up on the last lap; luckily for Holbert it re-fired and made it to the end with smoke trailing from the exhaust. Holbert crossed the finish line 17 seconds ahead of a fast closing Bell. Vern Schuppan, after finishing third in 1975, and second in 1977 and 1982, became the first Australian driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans since Bernard Rubin won driving a Bentley 4½ Litre in 1928.
When the interbank lending market seized up, Crédit Agricole was forced in January 2008 to sell its long- standing stake in Suez for €1,3 billion and then in May 2008 to organise a €5.9 billion rights issue to which all the Regional Banks subscribed to meet Basel II regulatory requirements. It also undertook a €5 billion programme of non-strategic asset disposals. At the end of 2008, the government decided to loan France's six largest banks €21 billion in two tranches, at an interest rate of 8%, to enable them to continue to play their role in the economy. Crédit Agricole did not take part in the second tranche and repaid the government in October 2009.
Around mile 495 of the 1000 mile journey, the passenger side spindle, lower- control arm and CV joint had been destroyed. The team was able to fix most issues and were able to continue the race until around mile 580, when the engine cooling fans began giving out (one fan had completely seized up, while the other was not working at max speed) causing the Bronco R to overheat and needing to be towed about eight miles to the next filling station. After about 30 minutes of working on the Bronco R to try to get it back on course, Ford pulled the vehicle out of the race due to severe mechanical issues.
The sluice on the Prescott Channel seized up in the 1960s but with the mills no longer operating, it was effectively redundant and was subsequently removed. The Bow Back Rivers were difficult to navigate, since at low tide there was insufficient water, and at high tide, there was inadequate headroom, particularly where the channels were crossed by the Northern Outfall Sewer. As part of the regeneration of the area connected with the 2012 London Olympics, plans were developed for the refurbishment of the rivers, to maintain them at an intermediate level. It was hoped that they could be used to deliver significant volumes of building materials for the construction of the stadium.
They transferred the play to the Ports' end, where Webb defended. Sending it along the pavilion wing Hills gave Phillips another chance, and he made amends for previous misses by equalizing the score. Norwood 5.3 (5) – Port Adelaide 5.9 (5) With time rapidly drawing on the teams were urged on by their supporters, and the Norwoods made a gallant effort, whilst the Ports defended in equal style. The Norwood's however, seemed to have a little bit in hand, and by some good marking Waldron forwarded to McGaffin, and his kick put the Norwoods a goal ahead. Norwood 6.3 (6) – Port Adelaide 5.9 (7) At this time in the game H.G. Hamilton seized up with the cramp and struggled to contribute for the rest of the game.
It hauled passenger trains when steam was not available, ran work trains on the line, and provided back up power and braking capacity to passenger trains. While assisting with the recovery of the society's steam locomotive W901, which had derailed in Eurelia yard in early 1988, the NC1's rear drive assembly seized up. The major repair was completed by mid-1991."News Around the Roundhouse - NC1" Newsletter Number 1 May 1989 Steamtown, Peterborough Railway Preservation SocietyNewsletter September 1991 Steamtown, Peterborough Railway Preservation Society Steamtown initially painted the locomotive in the "invisible green" scheme (predominantly black with a hint of hawthorn green) associated with the South Australian Railways Peterborough Division, but in 1998 it was repainted in Commonwealth Railways maroon-and-silver livery.
The Committee to Protect Journalists said that separatists had seized up to ten foreign reporters during the week following the shooting down of the Malaysian aircraft. On 22 July 2014, armed men from the DPR abducted Ukrainian freelance journalist Anton Skiba as he arrived with a CNN crew at a hotel in Donetsk. The DPR often counters such accusations by pointing towards non-governmental organisations, such as Amnesty International's reporting that pro-Ukrainian volunteer paramilitary battalions, such as the Aidar Battalion, Donbas Battalion, Azov Battalion often acted like "renegade gangs", and were implicated in torture, abductions, and summary executions. Amnesty International and the (OHCHR) also raised similar concerns about Radical Party leader and Ukrainian MP Oleh Lyashko and his militia.
Map of the Firth of Forth showing the Forth Road Bridge crossing in green between the Queensferry Crossing and the Forth Bridge On 20 January, the Scottish Parliament began an inquiry led by the Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee (ICI) to determine the circumstances that led to the discovery of a cracked truss in the bridge's undercarriage. Evidence was heard from: FETA, Transport Minister Derek Mackay, engineers and officials from Amey along with a number of other experts and key personnel. On the first day, Richard Hornby, of engineering consulting firm Arup, stated that the truss end in question had been inspected 23 times since 2001, and no fault had been found. It was revealed that a pin had seized up, which caused the truss end to crack, and it was only the quality of the steel which had stopped its cracking appearing earlier.