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domino

[dom-uh-noh] / ˈdɒm əˌnoʊ /




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As one domino falls, so may the others — those riding the crypto roller coaster are often the same ones getting action on the Sunday football slate.

From MarketWatch

Vanke, which has about $170.43 billion in assets, is set to become the latest domino to fall after the Shenzhen government abruptly reversed its position on a partial bailout of the developer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tricolor Holdings filed for bankruptcy in September, coming under a cloud of suspicion about its business practices and sparking fears of a domino effect on banks.

From MarketWatch

“The momentum these changes would bring would itself be an ‘important domino’ in advancing other reforms.”

From Barron's

Your money-market fund will be the first domino if another liquidity crunch hits the economy.

From The Wall Street Journal