http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/sep/28/bradfordbingley.marketturmoil
- to be tied up with;to connect something to something
- a last-minute rescue deal;done at the possible time
- to sort sth out;to successfully deal with sth, such as a problem
- to be loath to do;to not want to do sth because it will cause problems
- to curve sth up;to divide sth into smaller parts, in a way that people do not approve of
- to get their money out straight away;immediately
- to center around;to have someone or sth as the main part of a discussion or activity
- to seize up;if part of your body or a machine seizes up, it stops mopving or working in the normal way.
- to be teetering on the edge of sth;to be in a situation where something bad might happen very soon
- to put sth up;to increase the price or value of sth
- to swamp the market;to give market more of sth than it can deal with
- to usher in sth;to be at the start of a period when important changes happen, or to cause important changes to start happening
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