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If they don’t, the risk of a disorderly crisis grows, and so does the potential long-term damage.

These were fears of a disorderly increase in U.S. government bond yields, the prospect of a trade war between the world’s two military and economic superpowers, and the Fed tightening monetary policy.

Their observations reveal that these early galaxies were far more disorderly and turbulent than the graceful spirals we see across the cosmos today.

Police rushed to the scene and arrested several activists, including 25-year-old Sakani Sarah, who was charged with being idle and disorderly.

Another possibility: that further labor-market weakness and constantly changing and disorderly government economic policy.