Bail in, bail out

Article Abstract:

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been accused of encouraging a default by Ecuador on some bonds. There are good reasons for making private creditors contribute to debt rescheduling, but the IMF's methods in this case may not be the most appropriate. There has been a lack of consultation, and only one bondholder type is affected. Bailing in would foster a more prudent approach to lending, and has much to commend it, though there should be a more ordered approach to the problem of debt rescheduling.

Editorial, International Monetary Fund, International relations, Ecuador, External debt relief, Debt relief, Ecuadorian foreign relations, International economic relations

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Spinosaurs as Crocodile Mimics

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Recent discoveries of the fossils of Spinosaurus and related dinosaurs have provided greater insight into the particular type of dinosaur. The fossils were unearthed in Africa, Europe and South America and reflect a great similarity to a crocodile, as the spinosaur's teeth and jaw differ greatly from other theropods.

Observations, Paleontology, Mesozoic Era, Saurischia, Saurischians

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The secret life of celery root

Article Abstract:

Celery roots have certain culinary properties that boost food's exotic tastes. Commonly used as condiments, these roots actually complement flavors of other dish ingredients. A list of recipes using celery roots is provided.

Health aspects, Celery, Root-tubercles, Root tubercles

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