Default
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Clearly, the
default
is OFF.
Not only does the film suggest that gangsterism is a
default
identity for all African Americans strapped for cash or feeling a bit hassled by the Man, it presents its sistas as shallow materialists who prize money and bling above all else.
I did not intend to write this review, but having read the
default
review that shows up on this movie's URL, I felt compelled to write a rebuttal.
Charlie is sent straight to heaven by
default
because "all dogs go to heaven because unlike people, dogs are naturally good and loyal and kind".
I'm the kind of guy who, by default, tends to see the good things in movies.
For them, only one thing matters : Chess, but for the outside world, and their entourage, many other things come into account: propaganda, money etc... From the actors to the plot, I cannot find any
default
with it.
There has been several films made in several countries around the basic theme: in an evil system it's the oppressors that are responsible for creating criminals, who are actually themselves victims of a faulty society, therefore criminals should be set free and the system overturn - a new, better system shall come in which, by default, there will be no crime because we won't have any cause for it.
Another Troma-tic turkey (produced by Eric Louzil, who went on to direct those awful NUKE 'EM HIGH sequels) and substandard slasherama with one difference by default...Kevin Costner!
The wonderful thing about this film is that it stands up to repeated viewings by
default
- You really have to view it several times just to understand what the heck is going on.
However, this is only important if those errors render the credit reports statistically uncorrelated with rates of credit default, which is clearly not the case.
In fact, credit scores are excellent predictors of
default
rates.
Some films are deliberately downbeat and depressing; this film achieves that by
default.
They're the worst
default
in the whole movie.
Okay, I'll admit that it is the ONLY gay Avant Garde Biblical film I have ever seen,...but by
default
it is definitely the best.
Doubts about the sustainability of government debt produce sudden surges in interest rates, as risk premia rise dramatically with perceptions of the likelihood of
default.
Some view Greece as Argentina revisited, noting the stunning parallels with the country that in 2001 set the record for the world’s largest
default
(in dollar terms).
Avoiding
default
may be possible, but it will not be easy.
Nor does Greece’s
default
history inspire confidence.
As demonstrated in my recent book with Carmen Reinhart This Time is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly , Greece has been in
default
roughly one out of every two years since it first gained independence in the nineteenth century.
If not, Greece will have less control over its adjustment and potentially experience far greater trauma, perhaps eventually outright
default.
In the case of Argentina, a pair of massive IMF loans in 2000 and 2001 ultimately only delayed the inevitable harsh adjustment, and made the country’s ultimate
default
even more traumatic.
Optimists argue that the short run macroeconomic impact of the deal to raise America’s debt ceiling and prevent sovereign
default
will be limited – roughly $25 billion in expenditure cuts in the coming year.
By contributing to a shutdown of federal-government operations and repeatedly raising the threat of a technical default, it risked undermining an already-fragile US economic recovery.
This raises the danger that the EU and IMF will feel compelled to withdraw their support, leading to a disorderly debt
default
– and the social, political, and economic chaos that this scenario portends.
Unless Piketty’s right-wing critics step up their game and actually make some valid points, that will be the
default
judgment on his book.
Such an outcome would cause public- and private-sector balance sheets to deteriorate further, raising fears of
default
and increasing the cost of financing.
In the eurozone, Ireland, Greece, Portugal, and Cyprus all had to restructure their sovereign debt to avoid outright
default.
Creditors, asserting their right to be repaid in full, historically have created as many legal and political obstacles to
default
as possible, insisting on harsh sanctions – garnishment of income, for example, and, at the extreme, imprisonment or even slavery – for borrowers’ failure to honor their debt obligations.
A culture of cynicism and complacency seems to be the
default
position, especially among politicians and the media.
The US Congress cannot expect to use the threat of
default
– that is, a weapon of mass financial destruction – as a normal means of extracting concessions.
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