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At the same time, the company faced “mounting funded debt and lease obligations,” the filing said, and these factors all “snowballed into a liquidity crisis.”

“If operational performance stalls, leverage rises, costs snowball, and equity value can unravel–kick-starting a negative spiral,” he wrote.

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"This thing has snowballed every single year," he said of the uniform giveaway.

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Squibb stars as the lonely title character who falsely claims to be a Holocaust survivor, then privately frets as her lie snowballs into something unfixable.

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So how do we keep the trend from snowballing into something unrecognizable?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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