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The banks are suddenly aware of what economists call "counterparty risk, " the risk that the banks to which they might lend money might turn out to be in bad shape and unable to repay.
NPR: Europe Vows $2 Trillion Backing For Banks
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Particularly, new ads coming from the left - groups like MoveOn.org - going after Democrats who seem to be, in their view, wavering - Democrats like Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, Ben Nelson of Nebraska - without understanding, seemingly, that these Democrats could be in very bad shape in their states and Republicans could get elected if they get too far out there on issues like health care and energy.
NPR: Overhauling Health Care Takes More Than Money
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If the NBA is in such bad shape it would be ludicrous to support a money-losing venture.
FORBES: David Stern Has No Credibility On NBA Economics
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But I respect the cause and I respect the call, but I'm just interested to find an American, because when I met the other prisoners, who were in very bad shape, they seem to be from a number of very poor countries.
CNN: Transcript of John Walker interview
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Obama said Friday that the economy is in "bad shape, " and his initial goal as president will be to boost jobs and restore confidence.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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On the other hand, over 70% of respondents believe the economy is in bad or terrible shape and roughly 25% are concerned that they will not be able to purchase all necessary items this holiday season.
FORBES: 1 In 5 American Parents Spending More Than $1,000 Per Child On Sports Related Expenses