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Often, the flow is one of dueling actor meltdowns, a combination of “Topsy-Turvy” and Howard Hawks’ “Twentieth Century.”

Scottish Conservative deputy leader Rachael Hamilton said Labour was in "complete meltdown" and its integrity was "in tatters".

From BBC

On Friday, just before Oasis plays the Rose Bowl, Supersonic will headline the Whisky a Go Go, the site of Oasis’ infamous drug-fueled meltdown onstage in 1994.

The economic meltdown led to an exodus of some 8 million Venezuelans, almost a third of the population.

Those interventions were justified by Presidents George W Bush and Barack Obama as emergency actions taken on a temporary basis to prevent a nationwide economic meltdown.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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