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In business, the unsustainable rise in the price of an asset. Bubbles are not a new phenomenon and have recurred throughout the history of trading. Examples include the South Sea bubble, which burst in 1720, the tulip bulb bubble that collapsed in 1637, and the Internet bubble of the late 1990s. After a period of rapid price growth inevitably the bubble bursts amid frantic selling, leaving many individuals with near worthless goods or shares.



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burble, burble, went Mr Denham, describing the allocation of yet more millions of pounds on 'apprentice' schemes.
Burble, burble, burble went John Denham by The Daily Mail (London, England)
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Savage stuff, and delivered through twin exhausts with the sort of deep-throated burble you expect.
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