This dramatic resurgence of unemployment is unwinding the clock.
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Nature creates bodies by winding light-waves into incandescent spheres, then destroys them by unwinding them into space.
Furthermore, Asia remains vulnerable to external threats, including a disorderly unwinding of global imbalances and protectionism in the west.
Quite simply by unwinding your muscles, by stretching and contracting them, and improving the blood circulation and oxygenation.
The world economy is beginning to show signs of improvement, prompting some to broach the idea of unwinding measures put in place last year.
Until rates rise, the cost to the Banks of unwinding them is high enough to act as a drag on disposals.
Barrick gold, the world's biggest gold miner, and AngloGold Ashanti, the third-largest, have both spent billions unwinding hedges over the past couple of years.
And now attention turns to the task of the next decade: slowly unwinding the debt that has built up over the past generation.
That has prompted fears that the depreciation in the dollar will occur solely against European currencies and raises a serious risk of a disorderly unwinding of global trade imbalances.
And while reading a book may be a good way to distract yourself from life's stresses, it's better to do so before you get in bed as part of your nighttime unwinding routine.
For the past18 months, the fund has warned of a disorderly unwinding of these imbalances, involving a slump in the US dollar, much higher global interest rates and a global recession, risking chaos in financial markets and a resurgence of protectionism.
