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• Their "value at risk" models first lulled bankers into a false (and perilous) sense of security, but are now causing the financial system to seize up.(他们的“风险价值”模型一开始令银行家产生一种虚假(和危险)的安全感，但如今正引起金融体系失灵。)
• By raising interest rates into the teeth of the storm last month, Frankfurt has made it that much more likely that parts of Europe's credit system will seize up as defaults snowball next year.(通过上个月提高利率入风暴的牙，法兰克福做了它更多可能欧洲的信用制度的部分将占领和默认雪球明年。)
• By selling these, Banks have brokered insurance contracts to the new holders of risk that in good times produce steady streams of income, but could require huge payouts if markets ever seize up.(通过出售这种产品，银行为那些新的风险持有者促成了保险合约，这在市场状况好的时候可以产生稳定的收益，但一旦市场失灵，便可能要求巨额的支出。)
• But there still appears to be room for values to rise, provided global credit markets do not seize up.(但是这里仍然有价值升高的空间，前提是没有国际信贷没有崩溃。)
• In 1998, there was the Russian default crisis and then there was some seize up of that maybe resembles what is happening now.(1998年，俄罗斯发生了债务违约危机，然后出现了一些停顿，可能与现在的情况类似。)
• Climate change will shift the patterns of circulation in some ways, but there is no strong reason to believe that it will lead them to seize up more often.(在某种程度上，气候在改变这种循环模式，但没有强有力的证据来证明这将致使他们抓住了更大的利润。)
• It may seize up and spatter and generally be disagreeable.(糖浆会结块并且飞溅起来，这通常让人恼火。)
• My joints seize up in the cold weather.(天气寒冷，我的关节都冻僵了。)
• Even cash-rich banks will hoard their money if they fear that the interbank market will seize up and cut them off from sources of future supply.(即使是有很多现金的银行也是守着那些钱，如果他们担心银行间市场会停顿，并切断今后的向他们提供款项。)
• Her shoulders were the first part of her body to seize up.(她身体最先失灵的部位是肩部。)