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The tumble into bankruptcy received heightened attention because of the company’s misguided attempt to boost its bottom line by relaunching its all-you-can-eat shrimp offer.

Political leaders trapped in the turmoil of such high-risk games can easily tumble into war, even against their own interests or private wishes.

The researchers let molecules tumble into the cavity, let the light pass through it, and can not only detect the molecule's presence, but also learn information about it, such as how fast it moves through water.

"If you tumble into bed with formulae for maths going round and round your head, there's a good chance that you're waking up with them still on your mind in the middle of the night," Prof Espie says.

The container ship that hit the Key Bridge crashed into one of its pillars about 1:30 a.m., causing it to break apart like a toy and tumble into the water in a matter of seconds.