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His genius was he also saw the seeds of destruction it left behind.

In Seeds of Destruction, Engdahl quotes Henry Kissinger, Richard Nixon's Secretary of State.

The former HBOS chief was slammed in a scathing report by MPs for sowing the "seeds of destruction" of one of Britain's biggest banks.

As soon as the ideologues moved from debating circles into their offices, the seeds of destruction were planted.

Left unexamined, it remains the motivating force behind its actions and will only deepen the seeds of destruction. We who care about human rights must resist and oppose intolerant, intolerable behavior.

Instead there is a sense of determination among ordinary men, women and children that life should return to normal and that the thugs and louts cannot be allowed to sow the seeds of destruction.

The first seeds of destruction of ITV as a regional provider were sown in 1991 by the Conservative government.

Is Seeds of Destruction, by economists Glenn Hubbard and Peter Navarro, that book?

Seeds of destruction; why the path to economic ruin runs through Washington, and how to reclaim American prosperity.

The German system "carried within itself an abundant supply of seeds of destruction" (p.

This article is adapted from Seeds of Destruction: Why the Path to Economic Ruin Runs Through Washington, and How to Reclaim American Prosperity, the new book by Glenn Hubbard and Peter Navarro (FT Press, 2010)