But of late, a new trend has befallen them. Dabbing.
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ROME — Many tragedies have befallen Italy in the last 60 years.
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If she had lived, even worse calamities would have befallen her.
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CPREA highlights the madness that has befallen privacy regulation in California.
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Unagi has managed to avoid the same pitfalls that have befallen Unicorn.
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This sauce can be a balm for all that has befallen you.
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He expected a similar fate to what had befallen other presidential runners-up.
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A similar fate has befallen most other defectors since the second world war.
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Instead, a conspicuous sameness has befallen the batter's boxes of the big leagues.
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Ever since, a curse has allegedly befallen what's now known as Hippodrome Square.
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A similar fate may have befallen Michael Cohen, Trump's longtime fixer and personal attorney.
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The only catastrophe that had befallen the doll had occurred on a winter night.
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The economic calamity that has befallen news media, especially newspapers, has been well documented.
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It didn't befall me, but it's befallen people that I care very deeply about.
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Nothing great has ever befallen him, and trouble seems to follow him wherever he goes.
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He leaves behind, among countless others, a family who say a darkness has befallen them.
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This fate has befallen other public artworks in New York that relied on nature's cooperation.
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And yet I have to say: That ending beats what's befallen Ms. Sidibe in 2016.
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In the 15 years since we last saw the "ridiculously good-looking" model, tragedy has befallen.
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From World's premiere, "Episode 1," it's obvious a tragedy has befallen James' mother, Vanessa (Kelly Harrison).
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Really, though, a similar fate has befallen every character on This Is Us who isn't Randall.
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But within the misery monsoon that has befallen Congress this year lies some potential silver linings.
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That fate might have befallen the show had it been canceled in the early 80's.
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That is, however, the fate that has befallen Thomas Riddell, who died in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1806.
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As Dr. Joly is quick to point out, similar situations have befallen impressive trekkers across the world.
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It is a similar conundrum to the one that has befallen ride-hailing apps Uber and Lyft.
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"They are a curse that has befallen us," he said of the government of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Life is tough for all Venezuelans and the economic catastrophe that has befallen the country is the reason.
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Bastardo's anguished mother, Carolina, clings to hope that perhaps a lesser tragedy has befallen her daughter and grandchildren.
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"This is a tragic incident that has befallen our city," San Bernardino Police Lt. Michael Madden told reporters.
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Zuckerberg did all of this without succumbing to the kinds of pitfalls that have befallen other tech executives.
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Unfortunately for her, fitting in means potentially catching a mysterious seizure-like condition that has befallen the dancers.
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I cleared my head and knew exactly what had befallen me, for I had heard all the stories.
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"A tragedy has befallen a family, our fire department and our entire city," Mayor Bill de Blasio told reporters.
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Throughout, there's a heartbreaking sense of unfulfilled promise, magnified by the inordinate tragedy that has befallen the Kennedy clan.
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Dead men are frozen in their spots, as though they still have no idea what horror has befallen them.
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It also may be contributing to the series of embarrassments that have befallen the agency over the past year.
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As would be expected in such situations, the consequences are humanitarian atrocities that have befallen the ordinary Yemen population.
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The youngest child, Marcos, 4, did not seem to fully grasp what had befallen his father, his mother said.
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It's cold and snowy, everyone is gone and the doctor's records indicate a strange disease has befallen the locals.
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"It is with a heavy heart I must share some tragic news that has befallen the HQ family," Rogowsky said.
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"This is a tragic incident that has befallen our city," San Bernardino Police Lt. Michael Madden said, according to CNN.
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Rushing is soft-spoken, shy, almost sorrowful-looking, reflecting the misfortunes that have befallen a couple of his previous clients.
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One morning last week, camera crews and some tourists were taking stock of the vandalism that had befallen the statue.
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In Ajristan District, our Afghan reporters heard that disaster had befallen an elite Army commando unit defending that remote area.
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Without a physical product, the necessity simply isn't there, and a similar fate has certainly befallen CD covers and movie posters.
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It has only befallen 69 male athletes competing in the 12 track-and-field events that have been contested since 1896.
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News analysis: The election results also signaled mounting despair over the economic disaster that has befallen Turkey during Mr. Erdogan's rule.
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The ambassador, 30, left abruptly in October as pressure was increasing on Saudi Arabia to clarify what had befallen Mr. Khashoggi.
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That day most of Blackheath was spared the devastation that has befallen so many towns along Australia's east coast this summer.
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It's a smart way for Riverdale to metabolize the astounding number of traumatic and horrifying events that have befallen these kids.
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Not for political reasons, but because it would be obvious that some tragic mental impairment had befallen the commander in chief.
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But she expressed frustration that Mr. Trump has escaped the repercussions that have befallen other powerful men accused of similar misconduct.
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Denouncing the terrorism that has befallen Turkey is not a sufficient response to the depth of the challenge the country now faces.
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But the issue isn't as simple as placing the blame on building regulations — or even the tech invasion that's befallen the city.
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From beneath the propped-up hood, he said he did not want to speak about his neighbor or what had befallen him.
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It signaled mounting despair over the economic disaster that has befallen the nation under the strongman rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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As in much of Ukraine, hard times have befallen the Slovyany farm and its million or so inhabitants — all of them chickens.
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The same can't be said for the calamity that's befallen migrants trapped in Libya, thanks in no small part to European diplomacy.
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This comes after a report by the Global And Mail that the befallen smartphone maker cut 75 jobs at its Florida manufacturing facility.
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It would be amazing if we can avoid running out of ventilators and hospital space, the catastrophe that has befallen parts of Italy.
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Had Mr Koepka's back-nine jitters befallen anyone but a three-time major winner, fans and pundits would surely have called him a choker.
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She hasn't been chastened by anything that's befallen her, and the death of her previous children hasn't caused her to even reconsider her approach.
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Yet the calamity that has befallen West Indian cricket in the past decade, including player mutinies, threatened bankruptcy and serial defeats, was not inevitable.
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Last year he found out that they were killed - a fate which human rights groups say has befallen tens of thousands in Assad's prisons.
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And this just a list of physical violence that has befallen the pathologically unlucky Grey, the tally of mental anguish goes on and on.
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Sir Madam Oyster Linen Tea Towel, $34The ambitious task of listing out every single North American oyster has befallen tea towel brand Sir Madam.
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Mr. Pérez said he blamed Mr. Maduro and his administration for what had befallen Venezuela: the shortages, the corruption and the country's rising crime.
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Who among president Trump's national security team is responsible for the incredible disaster that has just befallen us and our Kurdish allies in Iraq?
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This is what unites us in attacking this evil face of terrorism that has befallen us and has hurt so many around the world.
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On Tuesday, I witnessed the befallen comedian's sentencing with women who say Cosby drugged and raped them at some point over the past four decades.
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That said, if you need some help understanding why this fate has befallen you, read on as Dr. Sam explains some common causes for diarrhea.
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Maybe, Hoffman says, his dad just wanted to shield his family from the tragedies that had befallen his grandfather, Frank, and great-grandfather Sam Hoffman.
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A writer-photographer team spent more than a year charting the catastrophe that has befallen the Arab world since the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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Congress typically wades into major cybersecurity incidents, and in the past it has probed major breaches that have befallen companies like Target and Home Depot.
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But as a Muslim viewer who recognizes the harm that has befallen Muslims in the war on terror, I felt a deep sense of sadness.
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In February, President Trump suggested that Sweden's tolerance of immigrants would lead to an extremist attack similar to those that had befallen France and Belgium.
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"Local shamans started telling parents that any bad luck that has befallen the village was due to girls and women breaking the chhaupadi tradition," she said.
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Too often, Korean pop albums that cram diverse styles into the same musical space fail to jell, a tendency that has befallen BTS in the past.
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What has befallen the New York City subway in the past few years—climbing ridership and plummeting on-time performance—is like a bad stomach bug.
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Love is NOT dead #Brangelina Nothing more, nothing less: just a dose of cuteness to brighten the darkness that has befallen our new Brangelina-less world.
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The following are some of the pitfalls that have befallen carriers and enterprises that have failed to master SDN and have instead become mastered by SDN.
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Facebook hasn't had a big traditional data breach where data was outright stolen, as has befallen LinkedIn, eBay, Yahoo [part of TechCrunch's parent company] and others.
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Ethel Kennedy has endured a series of tragedies that have befallen her family, including the assassination of her husband, then a U.S. senator for New York.
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The "sonic attacks," as they have come to be called, are first known to have befallen US government personnel in Havana, Cuba, starting in late 2016.
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The Russian government has forced many independent media outlets into being sold to friends of the Kremlin, and similar fates have befallen outlets in Turkey and Venezuela.
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Reid is a major reason this good fortune has befallen President Trump because Reid was the one who killed the filibuster rule for judicial nominees in 2013.
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If she were alive today, she would probably be shocked by what has befallen the Assyrian city where she worked alongside her archaeologist husband five decades ago.
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About once a month, the Mariners will use Kikuchi in an abbreviated start in an attempt to avoid the injuries that have befallen other star Japanese pitchers.
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Her death added to a litany of tragedies that have befallen the Kennedy family, including the assassinations of Ms. Hill's grandfather and her great-uncle, John F. Kennedy.
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Nothing special, either tragic or triumphant, has befallen this woman, yet the final sight of her, lost in music, stirred me as if I had witnessed heroic deeds.
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Goldman Sachs' trading problem is even worse than what has befallen the rest of Wall Street — so bad that the company recorded its worst commodities quarter on record.
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This exact scandal seems to have befallen beauty guru Nikita Dragun and a hired boyfriend, a model who has a real-life partner fans sniffed out on Instagram.
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The same fate has befallen other slums in Lagos, according to Megan Chapman, a founder of the Justice & Empowerment Initiatives, a nonprofit that monitors land rights in Nigeria.
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I've caught up with the entire series, the tragedies and oddities that have befallen Rebecca and her friends feel as heartfelt as any I've seen in a sitcom.
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It is a fate that has befallen only two women at Wimbledon in the professional era — fellow German Steffi Graf in 1994 and Martina Hingis in 1999 and 2001.
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Till's mother insisted that his body be seen and photographed so the world would know what had befallen him, and the resulting images helped ignite the civil rights movement.
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Pope Francis schooled one of his followers in a big way Wednesday ... and you gotta wonder if the guy is feeling like a bad omen has just befallen him.
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That is, assuming no one wandered into traffic, fell off a cliff, failed to notice a mugger behind them, or any of the other mishaps that have befallen Pokémon gamers.
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In light of the catastrophe that has befallen the Republican Party, is it wise for Democrats to weaken the guarantee that their convention will always have adults in the room?
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Here is a look at what has befallen five leaders in Egypt, Libya, Syria, Tunisia and Yemen, the countries at the center of the political uprisings that began in 523.
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It was unclear what was site-specific about the building, an 18th-century piano factory, except perhaps a touch of dereliction suggesting the hard times that have befallen the Almavivas.
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But the punishment for a bad joke shouldn't be official disciplinary action or banishment from campus, which is a fate that has befallen a number of college campus comedy publications.
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As members of Congress, we want to use this month to celebrate those families who have adopted children, but also to highlight an unintended injustice that has befallen many international adoptees.
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Arguably, by encouraging a shift to private groups, Facebook is risking becoming a haven for these kinds of bad actors, a fate that has befallen other internet forums, such as Reddit.
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Terrorism on American soil, however, is another matter entirely from the genocide that has destroyed thriving Christian communities in the Middle East and the horrors that have befallen the small Yazidi sect.
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Perhaps it was just a regular night out and our befallen Dionysus just happens to enjoy dressing like a Kenny Loggins impersonator with a residency at a working men's club in Scunthorpe.
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Related content: 1968: The year in pictures On June 5, 1968, word quickly spread through Resurrection City that another unspeakable tragedy had befallen the country just a few weeks after King's murder.
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It's a film that's made of backdrops, its characters anonymous and unknowable as they provide a sense of human scale to the catastrophe that's befallen the French and British armies in 1940.
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When she got news of the shootings, she called to make sure her family was O.K. Then she fell asleep crying over the tragedy that had befallen her fellow law enforcement officers.
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Mr. Pompeo issued a statement saying Saudi leaders had promised a "thorough, transparent, and timely investigation" into what had befallen the journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, after he entered the consulate on Oct. 2.
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He was convinced that Graham, despite having watched none of Dortmund's games, appreciated the unusually bad fortune that had befallen the team almost as keenly as if he'd been coaching it himself.
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There is a very real chance that if they expand too quickly, they'll overextend, leading to belt tightening and the same sort of death spiral which has befallen so many other promotions.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nara, an 11-year-old schoolgirl in Paraguay, has optimistic dreams of becoming a engineer, and dark fears of sexual attacks that have befallen several of her young friends.
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ATLANTIC CITY — Even a short list of the troubles that have befallen this fading seaside resort since Donald Guardian was elected mayor would make anyone wonder why he got himself into this mess.
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And it rested on a recognition, shared among key participants, that the continental cataclysm that had befallen Europe in the three decades prior to Westphalia simply could not be permitted to happen again.
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If he did leave with it, if he did somehow get it past security and take it home, then spare a thought for the cruel ironic fate that will have now befallen him.
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Think of the life that followed as a slow-motion version of Lou Gehrig's "luckiest man" speech: Branca had the inner strength to be more than the terrible thing that had befallen him.
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"There is nothing I wanted more than to be able to protect you from your nightmares," my partner told me after we'd read about the tragedy that had befallen other citizen-undocumented couples.
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Mr. Taymouri, saying it was best to let his money — or lack of it — do the talking, sat down and calculated the financial calamity that had befallen the family in the past year.
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Dan Patrick warned on Monday that a series of gruesome fates would have befallen the residents of El Paso, Texas, if it weren't for the border fence that was constructed nearly a decade ago.
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This is the fate that has befallen Jasper Johns throughout his career, and it just shows how scared we are of looking at a painting that does not announce itself in some easy way.
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And more than any of the (oh so many) pop-songbook shows that have befallen Broadway since the Abba-spouting behemoth "Mamma Mia!" opened in 2001, "Ain't Too Proud" is a story of attrition.
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The lawyers said they want to keep their client's real name private to protect her from what they described as "violence, threats, harassment, scams and constant unwanted solicitation" that have befallen previous lottery winners.
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On Facebook on Monday, Lauren Green, who wrote that Ms. Green was her mother, shared pictures of the young people who were killed and described her utter disbelief of what had befallen her family.
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"Tragedy again has befallen our city," said Lt. Mike Madden, a spokesman for the Police Department who was one of the first officers to respond to the terrorist attack in San Bernardino in 2015.
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Screenshot: Google+Despite the irrefutable success of Google's flagship social media network, a great tragedy has befallen Google+, because this weekend, Google France says it is shutting down its own page on Google+ for good.
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A salvager named Amy Ferrier shows up on an abandoned space station run by an inattentive corporation, piecing together what disaster has befallen its crew, with the help of an unnervingly philosophical AI called Odin.
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For all the pain she says she caused D.J.'s family, her ex-husband, Roger, and their children, she orients her letter toward the miserable indignity that has befallen the man she loved and loves.
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McLaren's reputation with young drivers, Hamilton excepted, has been poor of late but Norris said he was not worried about what had befallen Perez, Denmark's Kevin Magnussen and now Vandoorne at the under-performing team.
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According to her, either "You win or you die," and the second option has befallen all three of her children, one of whom was so evil, fans were only upset they couldn't hate him anymore.
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I wake up to throw off the covers and lie there, wondering if my beleaguered country can survive the cataclysm that has befallen it, if the Earth itself can survive the convulsion it is undergoing.
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The same fate would probably have befallen Jon Tester, the Democratic senator from Montana who was re-elected in 2012 with the help of a third-party candidate who siphoned votes from his Republican challenger.
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Murray was struggling to avoid bankruptcy — a fate that had befallen several other coal mining companies already, given the slump in demand for their product and the rise of natural gas, solar and wind energy.
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Natividad, who recently graduated from the University of California, Irvine, with a degree in heath policy, has a legitimate reason, one that speaks to an existential crisis that has befallen a growing number recent graduates.
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"He's fine, fine, totally safe," and Richard told himself that he had never thought otherwise, though immediately his mind had zoomed through a pornographic strip of every evil thing that could have befallen his son.
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It's been six years since Patrick House headed to The Biggest Loser ranch, and despite the recent controversies that have befallen the reality weight loss competition, he continues to credit the show with saving his life.
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In April the same fate had befallen Cristina Cifuentes, president of the Madrid regional government and a member of the conservative People's Party (PP), who had secured a bogus master's from URJC's Institute of Public Law.
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Now, in the #MeToo era, we're finally finding ways to open up and tell these uncomfortable stories, but one thing's becoming clear: we don't yet have terminology to describe the negative experiences that have befallen us.
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In Syria, the disaster that has befallen its people began when Iran and its allies intervened to prop up the brutal dictatorship of Mr. Assad against a popular, and originally nonviolent and nonsectarian, pro-democracy uprising.
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It's a challenge that has befallen previous federal prosecutors and law enforcement officials, to the point that they now typically refrain from taking prominent actions that could have political ramifications within 28500 days of a major election.
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Accurately, in my opinion, the authors locate the heart of the tragedy not in personal shortcomings of substance abuse or irresponsibility but rather in joblessness and other structural issues that have befallen wide swaths of our country.
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" Rather, Dionne urged the public to "confront the tragedy that has befallen Bryant and his family, understand the greatness he exhibited on the court and finally — maybe for the first time — reckon with the irreparable trauma he inflicted.
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Based in Ahmedabad, in the state of Gujarat, Mr Kant says that in the 22s SEWA noticed that some of the women to whom it had lent money were unable to repay because a calamity had befallen them.
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"We had a massive response to this tragic incident, but it still doesn't negate the fact that tragedy has again befallen our city," Madden said, referring to a December 2015 mass shooting about 10 miles from North Park.
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If you are a foodie, you will probably be terribly disappointed at the change of ours in this week's episode, but at your tender age, I doubt that such a terrible thing as that could have befallen you.
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Unlike some of the arcane trading scandals that have befallen large investment banks recently, the illicit activity at Wells is easy for the public to comprehend: Bank employees were creating fake bank accounts to pad their sales numbers.
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The groups withdrew in late 2013 to spare the town from the government shelling that had befallen many rebel-held areas; Mr. Abdelkarim, an online advocate for the rebels, fled with them to rebel-held areas farther north.
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The strategy of working with the FAA to satisfy regulatory demands on the Valkyrie Co50, while still selling the experimental Valkyrie-X right now is one way Cobalt protects itself from a fate that's befallen other upstart aircraft manufacturers.
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In the crypts, Sansa and Arya have a cryptic conversation (sorry!) about the horrors that have befallen them since they last saw each other, and swap a little gossip about the dudes they wish they had gotten to murder.
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But with this year expected to bring more M&A activity than 2018, the best way for businesses to assess the merits of a merger or acquisition tomorrow is to study the troubles befallen many high-profile companies today.
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The Revenant's awards-season campaign has been all about its difficult shoot, which was befallen by weather complications (the warmest year on record made it hard for the crew to find snow) and strained relations in often extreme conditions.
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His situation underscored the hard economic times that have befallen the city, which is sometimes dubbed Fort McMoney for the six-figure salaries its oil sands workers enjoyed before oil prices fell more than 70 percent since mid-2014.
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While we have benefited from past centuries of building, neglect has befallen our once greatest achievements – in the 22019s, 4.2 percent of the country's GDP was spent on infrastructure investment, but by 2016, that number fell to 1.5 percent.
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Here in Washington, where nothing ever seems to get done just blocks from Nationals Park on Capitol Hill, a similar lack of productivity has befallen the Redskins, who have had just three winning seasons in the past 21 years.
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After praising the North Carolina poultry farmer who raised the birds, the president quipped in the Rose Garden ceremony that the feathered pair was likely prepared for the intense congressional scrutiny that's befallen countless others in Trump's inner circle.
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Originally built in 1848, the block-length barracks was floated for possible privatization in 2013, while it was still the property of the Czech government, a fate that has befallen many Prague buildings that were once considered public property.
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President Trump's first official State of the Union speech began with a reminder of the disasters that have befallen Americans during the past year, from wildfires in California to three of the top 22017 most expensive hurricanes in U.S. history.
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You're holding the line like you're defending Gralea, but just as the city was befallen by Daemons, the enchiladas break the phalanx and now everyone at the Phoenix, Cincinnati and Spokane offices are inquiring about the interference on the line.
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In the agonizing days since Jessica Sanchez was kidnapped at gunpoint by her estranged boyfriend at her Texas home on June 30, her worried family waited for any word about what had befallen the 38-year-old mother of three.
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Tragedy has befallen a Mennonite community in Missouri, where a horrific accident involving a pick-up truck and a horse-drawn buggy has claimed the life of a young boy while leaving several of his family members with serious physical wounds.
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There are major narrative threads, like your captain's ongoing, clearly cursed hunt for Moby Dick (have you considered, maybe, not hunting him?), or the dismal fates that have befallen just about everyone who came into contact with Ahab's fatal expedition.
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Many of those soccer-loving viewers doubtless will wonder how it could be possible that Russia, of all places, could be hosting the World Cup, an event that remains relentlessly popular despite the disgrace befallen the institution that organizes it.
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The settlement with federal prosecutors, elements of which were reported by Politico, would be but the latest in a cascade of interventions that have befallen the housing authority as a result of the worsening conditions in many of its aging buildings.
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The withdrawal of the film has left many wondering how such a fate could have befallen a veteran filmmaker like Mr. Zhang, who is intimately familiar with the complex workings of China's film bureaucracy and what passes muster with censors.
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Mourning the loss of 286 lives as fully as we mourn the loss of a hero is a tall order—and mourning the sometimes life-altering tragedies that have befallen roughly 1,000 people across an entire country is an even taller one.
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While these reports and hours of video footage of the battle released on social media could not be confirmed, the NATO officer said that reports from inside the Saudi government supported that a major disaster had befallen the military over in Yemen.
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Freedom of speech, free expression, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press — those guarantees have helped keep us from sliding into dictatorship, a fate that has befallen countries with formerly democratic governments and levels of education and prosperity not unlike our own.
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"When it comes to Jones, we can only presume that you are speaking from ignorance and that you do not know the nature of the conduct you are now zealously defending, nor the harm that has befallen my clients and many others," the lawyers wrote.
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Both Lehmann and Waters are saddened by the challenges that have befallen the TV reboot, but believe that satire has an important role to play in exposing how little America's attitudes towards gun violence have changed in the 30 years since the film's release.
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Barnett and his similarly stubborn bride might be learning how to party together, but it feels as though Barnett still isn't totally sure what's befallen him, namely that he's legally bound to the woman beside him and wearing a nightclub's bathroom floor as a coat.
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In the days to come, we would see and make images that have become all too familiar, scenes that could as easily be from Parkland, Orlando, Las Vegas, Newtown, Aurora, Columbine, places whose names have become shorthand for the tragedies that have befallen them.
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"Nevertheless, we've kept our passion for our traditional food," said Zoya Safarbekova, the director of the Yamal District Museum in the town of Yar-Sale near the Gulf of Ob, after ticking off the external shocks that have befallen her Indigenous Nenets people over the last century.
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People in San Mateo accuse their neighbors at the tip of the peninsula of feeling superior because they renounced those indigenous roots when they became evangelical Christians; Santa María residents in turn say tragedies that have befallen San Mateo are a result of its residents' godlessness.
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He has argued for months that Goodell's contract extension, which would take effect in 2019, had to be reviewed in light of events that have befallen the league this fall, including a decline in television ratings and a furor over player protests during the national anthem.
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The picture sharpens when you look at videos of Rousey's cringe-worthy mitt work, and especially when you glimpse the awful fortunes that have befallen fighters who decamped for Tarverdyan's gym: Along with his defects as a coach, people who know Tarverdyan talk of his character flaws.
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But now a combination of the historical bonds, the scale of the destruction and a sense that the American government is not mobilizing anywhere near enough to match the calamity that has befallen its own citizens has gouged a particularly deep wound in the Puerto Rican diaspora.
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And of course, the most energetic hand-wringing is reserved for what has befallen the United States — not just the election of a president with little visible respect for democratic norms but the seeming ease with which Russia cyberburrowed into email systems and social media networks.
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Not so much in terms of the fate of the president-elect (who, you'll recall, I haven't liked since Episode 7), but in terms of the world of grief that would have befallen our hero, the "Toxic Soldier" who would have been blamed for her assassination.
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And while athletes are most certainly not the primary victims of the Olympics—that unlucky designation goes to Rio's residents, who will be forced to deal with the havoc wrought by the Games long after everyone else has left—the troubles that have befallen the Australians are rather unfortunate.
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Whether a costume mishap has befallen a favorite item of clothing, your enthusiasm for fun-sized Snickers bars has left the couch smeared with chocolate, or a gourd has gone gooey on the dining room table, this guide will help you tackle even the most terrifying Halloween messes.
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Last week, Mr. Trump said that he had discussed the case with King Salman, who denied any knowledge of what had befallen Mr. Khashoggi, and that he was "immediately sending" Mr. Pompeo to meet with the king and the crown prince, and to visit with investigators in Turkey.
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I was just trying to imagine what it would have been like for a Jewish family like mine, in a Jewish community like Newark, had something even faintly like Nazi anti-Semitism befallen us in 1940, at the end of the most pointedly anti-Semitic decade in world history.
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Instead, their exclusion has given Russians the sense of being outcasts and victims — which, in turn, has given credence to embittered jingoists like President Vladimir Putin, who see all the disasters that have befallen the country over the past generation as an American plot to reduce and isolate it.
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Still, when I last spoke with McIver, she wasn't in favor of the death penalty and instead was trying to grapple with the reality of the ugliness that had befallen her family, looking for ways to do what her faith had long taught her, find light in even the darkest places.
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That would be an extraordinary response to a series of traumas that have befallen Latin America's biggest country over the past several years: the worst recession in Brazil's history; interlocking corruption scandals, known collectively as "Lava Jato" (Car Wash), which implicated all big political parties; and rising levels of violence.
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Eli—former Ohio State cornerback who is known for being asked if he likes men during combine day and for being fricasseed for his lack of cooking skills—was drafted by the Giants on Thursday as No. 10 pick, and it seems like the trappings of fame have already befallen him.
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On the fictional side, you can send scouting teams out into the world to search areas of interest where you'll often be rewarded with some extra resources and a snippet of text that sheds light on both the disaster that's befallen the world and how that world differs from our own.
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The musicians' contract is up this fall, and while recent negotiations have been notably free of the rancor that has befallen other orchestras, the national American Federation of Musicians and Employers' Pension Fund is seriously underfunded, which could lead the Los Angeles players to seek more help from the Philharmonic.
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Although Spacey has faced withering criticism since a string of allegations against him began dropping in 2017, his star on the Walk has thus far escaped the kind of negative attention that has befallen its supernova neighbor just a few feet away on Hollywood Boulevard: the pentagram belonging to Donald Trump.
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" Another Democratic strategist, who requested anonymity so he could speak candidly, said that he expected that on Friday "there will be a bit of a melancholy feeling because he was clearly thinking of running and if the tragedy of his son's death had not befallen him, he probably would have run.
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That would be an extraordinary response to a series of traumas that have befallen Latin America's biggest country over the past several years: the deepest and longest economic recession in the country's history; a corruption scandal, called "Lava Jato" ("Car Wash"), that implicated all major political parties; and rising rates of violent crime.
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"Politically speaking, Ciampi is one of the traitors of Italy," Matteo Salvini told Sky Italia TV. "He carries on his conscience the disaster that has befallen 443 million Italians," said Salvini, who regularly rails against the euro, arguing that a loss of monetary independence has brought years of economic misery to Italy.
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Yet what Puerto Rico really needs to recover is the sort of generous, urgent and long-term assistance that would come with a recognition by the states that a great calamity has befallen their fellow Americans, that these people dying from a lack of the most basic services are their countrymen, their responsibility.
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Both P.S.G. and Manchester City have been sanctioned in the past over their spending, though UEFA has stopped short of handing down the harshest punishment — banning the teams from top competitions like the Champions League — though that fate has befallen other, less powerful institutions that breached the organization's Financial Fair Play rules.
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Of the many, many remarkable things about the Reckoning — catalyzed by the New York Times and the New Yorker's blockbuster stories on Weinstein in early October — one of the most astonishing has been the ruin that has befallen virtually every man who's weathered allegations of unwanted sexual advances, from badgering, groping, and kissing, to assault and rape.
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Gathered there, with King's personal effects nearby — his small attaché case, a crumpled white shirt, a can of Hidden Magic hairspray, his Bible, a half-filled Styrofoam coffee cup, a pair of glass tumblers, and the remnants of a dessert — Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young, and the others grappled with the catastrophe that had just befallen them.
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But the relative lack of strict ideological litmus tests enforced by party members and activists both inside and outside Congress allows Democratic leaders greater freedom of movement to satisfy, even if incompletely, the demands of their party's most attentive supporters, preventing Democrats from succumbing to the same series of internal revolts and governing crises that have repeatedly befallen the GOP.
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"I've talked to him this week and he's very, very grief stricken about what has befallen our country on numerous occasions, and I think he's got the same kinds of questions most of us have, which is what can we actually do that may have a meaningful impact on stopping this in the future," said former McConnell adviser Scott Jennings.
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