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Meanings of financial debacle in English

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Usage of financial debacle in English
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What if those people had announced a war or major financial debacle?
The Guardian
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State authorities are not entirely without blame for the abuses leading up to the financial debacle.
Reuters
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The present Dublin property bubble represents a looming financial debacle for hundreds of thousands of people that should have been anticipated.
The Irish Times
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Markets have suffered routs unseen since the 2008 financial debacle, with investors rushing to the U.S. dollar as a safe haven.
Reuters
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But something has changed in the years leading up to and since the financial debacle of 2008 and the subsequent Great Recession.
Reuters
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The 1997-1998 Asian financial debacle, he argued, had shown the danger of excessive debt accumulation by the private sector.
Reuters
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The current rally has been going since March of 2009 - almost 49 months - in the wake of this young century's worst financial debacle.
Reuters
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After all the recent financial debacles, isn't it time the standard of audit across all sectors was properly scrutinised?
The Guardian
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