The Eurozone s Autumn Hangover

Now that the party is over, the hangover is setting in.

The phrase the day after is most commonly associated with the word hangover.

The absence of a binding agreement could mean a global hangover, and not just for a day.

In the run up to the Iraq invasion, the Bush administration rejected containment as an obsolete Cold War hangover.

The Hangover is a 2009 American comedy film, co produced and directed by Todd Phillips and written by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore.

Havel is right that the region will sober up after its political hangover. But, as with real hangovers, it won t be pretty to watch.

It's an ever present unease, like a headache or a hangover that doesn't keep you in bed, but keeps you conscious of the fact that something isn't quite right.

The country would then have been unable to price itself out of the market through an artificial debt financed boom. There would have been no high, but also no hangover.

Now as a closing thought, I believe we're actually in a period where we're waking up from this humongous hangover of emptiness and waste, and we're taking a leap to create a more sustainable system built to serve our innate needs for community and individual identity.

An agreement based on the parameters that are now on the negotiating table would thus put us in a position more dangerous than a game of Russian roulette. To avoid both the global hangover of no deal and the self deception of a weak deal, a breakthrough is needed and can still be achieved in Copenhagen.

To me, the meaning was clear when people search, they aren't just looking for nouns or information they are looking for action. They want to book a flight, reserve a table, buy a product, cure a hangover, take a class, fix a leak, resolve an argument, or occasionally find a person, for which Facebook is very handy.

But there is also evidence that Havel is right to argue that the re emergence of these patterns represents a mere hangover from 15 years of sustained and often traumatic reform. Unlike before World War II, when democratization efforts were undermined by the rise of authoritarianism in Germany, the region s countries are now fully integrated into a network of highly stable Western democracies.