Here's the article:China threatens 'nuclear option' of dollar sales

There is no doubt that it can melt further and it is possible that 7500 will be seen as a goal to attain and not a baseline to maintain.Although the government-financial sector are creating more money out of thin air by the minute and lending this to people (called injecting "liquidity into the economy") , the people will have to be really stupid to go back into the debt trap by taki g the bait of easy credit.Even Obama realises that he has to find some other issue than the economy to maintain a positive media image, nuclear weapons.

The Stanley Mickelsen Safeguard Complex (SRMSC) is an Anti-Ballistic Missile complex which was developed to preserve the United States’ second strike capability against Soviet nuclear missile attacks.

One official told Fox News it was a “big step forward” in North Korea’s nuclear missile program.Emergency planners in Hawaii, the closest state to North Korea, have taken notice and are evaluating existing nuclear attack response plans.

"Sometimes the only way to win the game, is not to play the game" - paraphrased from War Games, re: nuclear war.But the OP title remains a little misleading. 1 in 3 buyers are not buying homes sight unseen.

Our market is nuclear hot, which means that if you have anything even resembling a deal (and it doesn't even have to be one), it will sell in a heartbeat.  

Bellingham's housing market is SMOKING STEAMING INCANDESCENT ABOUT TO ACHIEVE NUCLEAR FUSION HOT with housing prices jumping 11%...LAST MONTH.  

Well of COURSE the inspector is different from the guy who final'd the house, and is different from the guy who approved the drawings... so he sends us a nuclear weapon of an inspection. 

Nuclear arsenals have been placed on high alert.  

I'm not sure you're at this point, but cash for keys would sort of be the nuclear option here.Has she violated the lease in any way?