A generational shift is happening in the corridors of power.
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It ought to be shown in the corridors of power, too.
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EVERY March, for about a week, Dublin's corridors of power empty out.
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But in Ankara's corridors of power, theirs are the voices less heard.
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To make a difference, you'll need allies in the corridors of power.
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The word is out within the corridors of power in Latin America.
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Navarro's appointment has sent shockwaves through the corridors of power in Beijing.
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Sadly, few in the corridors of power are willing to do that.
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Wall Street's access to the corridors of power seems likely to be unimpaired.
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A mostly female army is raiding the corridors of power, picking off abusers.
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Tech has spent years beefing up its presence in Washington's corridors of power.
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And yet, nobody is irreplaceable – we hear whispers in other corridors of power.
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The divisions are ever more keenly felt far beyond the corridors of power.
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They also have an outsized view, likely heard in the country's corridors of power.
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Someone in the corridors of power needs to speak up for them, and soon.
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But while Russophobes walk the corridors of power in Kiev, this unnatural situation will continue.
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I asked Marinescu how the transition had been from civil society to the corridors of power.
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Indeed, an entire industry has sprung up to smooth outsiders' paths along the corridors of power.
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As Washington DC's archbishop, he is remembered as a familiar, affable figure in the corridors of power.
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He eventually pushed that data all the way through the corridors of power, to President Kennedy's desk.
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Unequal pay for men and women is currently a hot topic in Britain's boardrooms and corridors of power.
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About New York Among the mighty of New York City, Howard P. Milstein roams many corridors of power.
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With Mr. Trump in the White House, they could take their message straight to the corridors of power.
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There's growing talk in the corridors of power of a controversial but perhaps necessary move -- letting the Donbas go.
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He has indicated in interviews, however, that he would like someone familiar with the corridors of power in Congress.
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We clearly need new strategies if we want to accurately represent all of us in the corridors of power.
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Ahead stood fast-track jobs in the parquet-floored corridors of power in Paris, and the guarantee of brilliant careers.
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Russia plays up these divisions to weaken its rivals or, ideally, install pro-Russian leaders in the corridors of power.
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New research suggests that this partisan divide is evident not only in Washington's corridors of power, but on social media.
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But what he wanted was access to the corridors of power in Washington — and he set out to get it.
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Yet there is a gulf between promises in the corridors of power and what happens in the depths of the bureaucracy.
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But there's something unsettling in the easy way big business alternatives traveled through Tim Kaine and into the corridors of power.
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Pushes for greater diversity onscreen have been mirrored in some Hollywood corridors of power with varying degrees of effort and success.
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In 1989 this newspaper decried what it called an "anti-Japanese wind" that was "howling through the corridors of power" in Washington.
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It also means, however, that Trump heads to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in January with virtually no support in the corridors of power.
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If the Catalan crisis has changed anything, it is in the corridors of power in Madrid, rather than Bilbao, Mr. Ortuzar reckoned.
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"By doing so, Director Comey will give us unprecedented entry into the corridors of power, and a remarkable lesson in leadership itself."
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For what his unassuming bearing does not reveal is that he is no stranger to the corridors of power in the church.
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The hope is that increasing trans representation in Hollywood's corridors of power and on-screen will have ripple effects in wider American society.
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Back when the corridors of power were also men-only spaces, locker room talk didn't need to be confined to the locker room.
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However, it can only be a good thing for the Northern Ireland question to finally be getting airtime in London's corridors of power.
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Beretta created clothes that "gave women the chance to break into the corridors of power," says Griffiths, who lives in Milan and London.
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It looked like a room of expensively dressed technocrats were settling down to dinner after a long sweaty day trooping the corridors of power.
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Throughout President Trump's term, it has sometimes seemed as if the world chronicled in the tabloids has invaded the corridors of power in Washington.
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They have written letters, appeared in videos, spoken at rallies and worked the corridors of power, sometimes at the invitation of the White House.
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"His journey provides an unprecedented entry into the corridors of power, and a remarkable lesson in what makes an effective leader," the description reads.
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Manchester City's hierarchy cherishes this competition; for those in its corridors of power in Abu Dhabi, the Champions League is where true greatness is established.
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The country has quietly built an army of consultants in Washington to ensure that the kingdom's goals are not blocked in America's corridors of power.
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But given Trump's gregarious personality, limited attention span and status as an outsider in the corridors of power, the months ahead could be especially tough.
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"The real contest will be fought inside the corridors of power rather in public," said Chris Weafer, senior partner the Moscow-based Macro-Advisory Ltd consultancy.
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But by returning to the sit-in every night I was able to track the protesters' views of what was happening in the corridors of power.
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Her pregnancy announcement prompted a national conversation about working mothers, and an international reckoning about the rarity of pregnant women in the world's corridors of power.
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There was genuine speculation in the corridors of power that England's success in the opening stages of the tournament might bolster support for leaving the European Union.
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The idea of listing Aramco has been muttered in the corridors of power in Riyadh for years, but these conversations may now be turning into concrete plans.
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Through the rain, sleet and, snow, thousands gathered next to the UK's corridors of power to mark the one-year anniversary of the Women's March in London.
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But if this doesn't happen, and soon, whispers of abandoning the international conventions on refugees will inevitably be heard in the corridors of power across this region.
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The justification BuzzFeed used for releasing the admittedly dodgy dossier was that the material was already circulating widely within the corridors of power in Washington and beyond.
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But it does require some courage to champion the vulnerable and the sick and the infirm, those who often have no access to the corridors of power.
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Civilians harbor a strong desire for peace yet diplomats make minimal progress in the corridors of power further west where the noise of shelling cannot be heard.
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There is plenty of dissent in the corridors of power, too: Donald Trump barely has the confidence of his own staff, let alone a majority of American voters.
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If the goings-on in Washington have you eager to read more about the corridors of power — well, you might want to talk to your therapist about that.
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And the Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) has an attractive gravitas – you almost believe he really has prowled up and down the corridors of power, both governmental and superheroic.
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Trust me; I've been around this town long enough to see it and to know there are many gutless wonders and cowards who clog the corridors of power.
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Despite the euphoria at the winds of changes sweeping through the corridors of power in Addis Ababa, there is little sign of change so far in places like Harar.
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The information that comes out of the country is tightly controlled by the regime, and few (if any) reporters have access to the highest corridors of power in Pyongyang.
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Having navigated Washington's corridors of power since the 1990s, Kavanaugh, 53 and known for his personable ways, could also be more persuasive with his colleagues than other new justices.
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We diminish the real life and death struggles he faced, the vicious attacks from people in the corridors of power as well as the shouting mob in the streets.
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She announced her pregnancy three months after a surprise election victory, and the news prompted an international reckoning about the rarity of pregnant women in the corridors of power.
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The first study on the issue by the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) follows scandals in France and other countries where women have denounced abuse in the corridors of power.
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The swirl of discussion about who will be the next speaker, and how the new Republican leadership team will be configured, continues to sweep through the corridors of power.
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He says he does not need anything from Wall Street or the traditional corridors of power and argues his diminished footprint in New York is balanced by his broadening reach.
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As the corridors of power inevitably make way for a new generation, I don't want to be a distraction, so I am removing myself from the businesses that I founded.
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The fact that these discussions are ongoing both within the White House and with Silicon Valley shows that the issue is still very much alive within the corridors of power.
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But given that some of the greatest threats to public unions emanate far from Washington, is someone best known for navigating the city's corridors of power their most promising savior?
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Hillary Clinton, while clearly a skilled politician in her own right, benefited from her time as first lady through increased name recognition, and by living in the corridors of power.
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There's a roundelay of diplomatic meetings in smoke-filled chambers, as well as a speech before the House of Commons and letters delivered to embassies and other corridors of power.
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The venture capital industry, like other corridors of power, has been rocked over the last year by allegations of sexual misconduct that forced several powerful men out of their funds.
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The Freedom Party and its ilk are not going away; what has become even clearer is that they must be kept as far as possible from the corridors of power.
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This is big-picture theater, which takes a long view down the corridors of power to anatomize the psyches of the men and women who determine the fate of nations.
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On its website, DSA says it is working within the Democratic Party -- for now, it emphasizes -- depicting it is as the most feasible way to penetrate the political corridors of power.
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"Before we talk about who, let's talk about what, let's pursue a programme centred on the people outside the corridors of power," he said at a business association event in Milan.
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"The Captured Economy", by Brink Lindsey and Steven Teles, sketches a plausible route out of the wilderness, albeit one that may struggle to find an audience in the corridors of power.
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While Mattis and McMaster have decades of experience in the corridors of power, Trump is an outsider in Washington with no government experience and no real sense of how to execute policy.
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"It's time to elect politicians who will fight for gun safety not only in the bright spotlight of tragedy but also in the dark corridors of power, where it matters," Helmer said.
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There he paid attention, picking up on the weaknesses and frailties of those around him in the corridors of power the way a dog senses fear, often exploiting them for political advantage.
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Hitherto in his papacy, Pope Francis has won enormous sympathy both inside and outside the Catholic world by coming over as a vulnerable outsider, almost a bewildered stranger, in the corridors of power.
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The political hurricane that he whipped up battered Democrats and his own party, ripping through the corridors of power on Capitol Hill, as he flouted countless assumptions on how a president should behave.
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Passing the newsstand, she might receive her first discomforting glimpse of the fact that the jail cells were disproportionately filled with gods, while in the corridors of power they rarely set a foot.
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Cummings was a lone wolf in the corridors of power, a man once described by Cameron, the former prime minister, as a "career psychopath," who liked to quote Thucydides and Otto von Bismarck.
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Now that Wall Street has been welcomed back to Washington, it should use its return to the corridors of power to repair its tarnished reputation and to restore public confidence in the markets.
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Unlike many of his peers in the twenty-something founder set, Holesh never raised funding from venture capitalists, and he spent little time in the industry's corridors of power in the Bay Area.
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In European corridors of power, anger at the Trump administration is intense — not just because of the tariffs, but also because of the American decision to revoke support for the Iran denuclearization deal.
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Today's evangelicalism is a complicated mix, but it is heavily descended from Bible Belt, prairie and Sun Belt folkways that were often poor and marginalized and rarely close to the corridors of power.
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He avoided strident language, like the frequent criticism he has lobbed from the campaign trail that many lawmakers are awestruck by the corridors of power and forget why they were sent to Washington.
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If Trump has made clear that the weight of the presidency will not provide a consistent check on his erratic personality, Pence has shown a relative ease in settling into the corridors of power.
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In his book, "On Power: My Journey Through the Corridors of Power and How You Can Get More Power," Simmons explains that there is a difference between aggressive victory-oriented behavior and malicious behavior.
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This is a country of lifelong political ambitions, where a run for the presidency is normally built on decades of experience, grounded in local roots and traditions, and negotiated in the corridors of power.
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"We especially underinvest when the communities that are put at risk are poor, or don't have a lot of political clout, and so are often not as heard in the corridors of power," he said.
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Hundreds of people were killed during two years of protests that convulsed the country's two most populous provinces, whose ethnic Oromo and Amharic communities complain they are under-represented in the country's corridors of power.
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The book will be "a unique amalgam of intrigue, suspense and behind-the-scenes global drama from the highest corridors of power," publishers Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group and Hachette Book Group said in a statement.
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Barnier himself is a possible candidate and diplomats and officials have told Reuters that Weyand could then jump to become his secretary general, an even more powerful role in the elaborate Brussels corridors of power.
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"There are powerful forces at play that resist these changes," said Sergio Berensztein, a prominent Argentine political commentator, referring to how women had gained and were now losing ground in Latin America's corridors of power.
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"As the corridors of power inevitably make way for a new generation, I don't want to be a distraction so I am removing myself from the businesses that I founded," he said in a statement.
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In recent days, as institutional Democrats wring their hands, those deliberations have started to give way to furious liberal activists and citizens who have taken matters into their own hands beyond the corridors of power.
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The 473-year-old president is standing for re-election in February 247, and his main challenger is Atiku Abubakar, 247, Nigeria's former vice president, who has also been long in the corridors of power.
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Social media, and particularly the ability to pass around video and messages without journalists and intermediaries, has brought attention to issues that are hugely important to Americans who aren't well-represented in the corridors of power.
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And so looking at the way that they are treating Alan Dershowitz, you can see that this is an attitude that&aposs reflected in the corridors of power in this country, and that&aposs a problem.
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Defining "elite" in terms of what job you do or, worse, where you live endorses the neoliberal view that capitalism has fundamentally changed in character, and that meritocrats have replaced capitalists in the corridors of power.
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Are there more Richard Jay Mathewses lurking out there in the American night, emboldened by a political moment when their views are receiving broader mainstream media coverage and are tacitly embraced in the corridors of power?
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Biden is the quintessential old-school, sentimental back-slapping politician, a former Senate bull with a trove of stories from Washington's corridors of power who is pledging to restore the civility of a pre-Trump era.
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For years, they operated with presumed immunity from public disclosure laws — longtime friends and advisers to Mayor Bill de Blasio who took no public salary yet enjoyed a direct line to City Hall's corridors of power.
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That said, in corridors of power around the world, many diplomats speak about an agreement that would allow North Korea to retain some of its technology, for nuclear power, for example, with inspections and no testing.
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In the two days since a sexual harassment scandal forced a top lawmaker to quit, female politicians have denounced abuse in the corridors of power and some have revealed their own experiences of unwanted sexual advances.
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But he quit to be Jet's chief columnist and the Washington bureau chief of its parent, Johnson Publishing, for access to corridors of power and the freedom to write about civil rights with an analytical voice.
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And as he renews his push for national office in upcoming elections, he may well find Alitalia continues to haunt the country's corridors of power - an unwelcome political football that has been repeatedly kicked down the runway.
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But such was the lack of support within soccer's corridors of power at UEFA and FIFA that Mr. Vokrri and his general secretary, Eroll Salihu, opted for unconventional methods to raise awareness of their campaign for recognition.
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Those efforts represent a campaign of "soft lobbying" where instead of, or alongside, paying registered lobbyists to advocate its case in the corridors of power, a company looks to change the minds of the public at large.
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With little hope of a confirmation hearing before the November elections, the debate over the vacancy left by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia is entering a critical phase — away from the corridors of power in Washington.
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That backing, and her prominent roles in the corridors of power of overseas — Johansen sits on FIFA's member associations committee and is Sierra Leone's first representative on African soccer's governing council — only protected her for so long.
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Rich Russian oligarchs had sent lobbyists and lawyers scurrying down the corridors of power in Washington D.C. in an attempt to keep their names out of it, for fear that it could function as an effective blacklist.
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For the arguably more mature members of Trump's administration emerging from Washington's poorly-lit corridors of power to come under the harsh scrutiny of European allies this week, the apparent buffoonery is excess baggage they could do without.
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It's often difficult for those outside the corridors of power to feel like active participants in this kind of national event, but the socks changed all that, allowing anyone to express themselves in the ritual of public mourning.
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Still, Sunday's vote met with a collective sigh of relief in the corridors of power in Berlin and neighboring countries, which have been impatient for the continent's most influential country to turn its attention back to the world.
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Mr. Cooper, who was elected by a narrow margin in 2016, has clashed with the Republican-dominated General Assembly for years, fighting in Raleigh's corridors of power about public policy issues and in the courts over executive power.
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Many of the prisoners took part in anti-government protests in 2015 and 2016 in the country's two most populous provinces, whose ethnic Oromo and Amharic communities complain they are under-represented in the country's corridors of power.
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"We especially under-invest when the communities that are put at risk are poor or don't have a lot of political clout and so are not as often heard in the corridors of power," he said, to applause.
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Critics of the planned move argue it's an effort to dismantle the agency — shedding staff who are unable to uproot and move across the country on short notice and keeping them away from the corridors of power in Washington.
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In his recently released book, "On Power: My Journey Through the Corridors of Power and How You Can Get More Power," the musician draws on his personal and business experiences to drive home the significance of money and power.
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At a time when Iran might have begun to win friends and influence people in the world's corridors of power, it's showing that it really could be the force of dangerous instability that its most ardent enemies have claimed.
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Continuing revelations of man's inhumanity to woman, via ever-multipying accusations of sexual harassment among the corridors of power, are as much a topic of angry conversation in Britain as they have been in the States in recent months.
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A master of galvanising the masses with his fiery rhetoric and social media savvy, Salvini's dramatic reversal of fortune shows that he lacked a similar mastery of the political cut-and-thrust in the corridors of power in Rome.
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But pro-EU lawmakers criticised his return to the corridors of power, with one calling it "an appalling error of judgment", and noting that Cummings had been found in contempt of parliament earlier this year for failing to answer questions.
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But pro-EU lawmakers criticized his return to the corridors of power, with one calling it "an appalling error of judgment", and noting that Cummings had been found in contempt of parliament earlier this year for failing to answer questions.
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"Continued U.S. inaction to protect the civilians of Syria means that our plight is being willfully tolerated by those in the international corridors of power," the letter read, accusing the United States and other world powers of standing idly by.
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What's different in Britain is the collision between its old-fashioned, unwritten constitution and the exceptional drama of Brexit, which has become a Trojan Horse through which nationalist, anti-establishment rage is being channeled directly into the corridors of power.
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The collective disappointment reached even the corridors of power — Neil Coyle, a lawmaker representing a district of South London, tweeted that he had been contacted by constituents about their neighborhood KFCs, and the police found themselves caught in the middle.
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"We have a gun culture that is not partisan," said Scott Braddock, the dean of the capital press corps in Austin and the editor of The Quorum Report, an independent political publication closely read in the corridors of power in Texas.
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Arab states have also invested heavily in Washington, buying influence in the corridors of power, funding think tanks and hiring public relations firms to help spread a narrative about why their countries are essential to America's interest in the Middle East.
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While the early anti-choice extremists in the immediate aftermath of the Roe decision made their displeasure known in the streets, through sit-ins, blockades, bombings and killings, the hard edge of today's movement has shifted decidedly into the corridors of power.
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Through her Mr. Cruz became acquainted with a world far from the towers of the Ivy League and the corridors of power — so far that several of Ms. Cruz's friends interviewed recently did not even know Mr. Cruz was running for president.
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It fell to Pruitt to embody the entire Trump ethos — grab what you can, exploit your insider status, lift nepotism to an art form and carom through the corridors of power with flashing lights and screaming sirens — in one heedless, shameless bureaucrat.
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Presenting itself as a champion of free trade "read widely in the corridors of power", the publication said May wanted to "raise the drawbridge" with her plan for a post-Brexit Britain which could starve the economy of the skills it needs.
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But he also — in two of his epic examinations of corrupting tyranny, "Kings of War" and "The Damned" — allows us to see behind the scenes of the corridors of power, so we're always aware of several levels of action happening at once.
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After all, Trump, who famously garnered 2700 percent of the white evangelical vote, made his way into office flanked by an unofficial evangelical advisory board and a group of senior-ranking politicians who regularly host Bible study in the corridors of power.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Five years after the sex scandal that forced IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn to resign, hundreds of female French politicians on Tuesday denounced sexual harassment in the corridors of power and a Mafia-style code of silence that lets it go unpunished.
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This is the question readers may find themselves asking in response to this funny article in the Times about Rubio's refusal to appear on a show that is must-watch television in the corridors of power in Washington, D.C., but considered virtually unwatchable everywhere else.
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Gender Equality Minister Schiappa said the Weinstein scandal could have a more durable impact in France because it had prompted women from all walks of life to denounce harassment and assault at work and in public places, not only in the corridors of power.
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The picture apparently stemmed from a visit last month, but regardless of when picture was taken, it served as a reminder that white nationalists of all stripes have been emboldened under this president, and some have enjoyed disturbing access to the highest corridors of power.
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Singapore's entire national leadership is at home walking these corridors of power, since most of them have studied, socialized and networked in them for decades -- with PM Lee himself having studied in the United States Army Command and General Staff College in the 1970s.
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In his recently published book, "On Power: My Journey Through the Corridors of Power and How You Can Get More Power," Simmons says that working hard seven days a week is especially important because your motivation, emotions and prayers will not make you wealthy.
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The 50-year-old is seen as part of a political dynasty — his uncle was economy minister in the late 1970s and early 1980s — and Lambsdorff himself has served as a member of the Bundestag and European Parliament, thus knows Brussels' corridors of power well.
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They worry the plan will remove career employees from the corridors of power, leaving political appointees at the helm in D.C. But Interior has argued the move will put employees closer to the public lands they manage, the majority of which lie in Western states.
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Critics see the move as a way to create dysfunction among different departments filled with career track staffers and isolate them from corridors of power in D.C. While 85033 of the relocated employees would go to a newly established headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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The movement, called "White Wednesdays" and inspired in part by an exiled Iranian activist and journalist based in New York, has ignited a debate at the highest levels of the Tehran government, with both liberal and hardline factions struggling for advantage within Iran's corridors of power.
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BAGHDAD — Iran has built up a multinational network of tens of thousands of young men from across the Middle East, turning them into a well-drilled fighting machine that is outgunning the US on the battlefield, as Tehran outsmarts the White House in the corridors of power.
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I think the impact that we're having is one that is consistent with [the fact that] whenever you add a diversity of lens and lived experience, you have that diversity of perspective, opinion, and thought in the corridors of power and around policy- and decision-making tables.
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Instead, posits Bershidsky, he releases them for the benefit of the Western press as some kind of double bluff, as we lap up this contrived machismo while he goes about his business quietly behind the scenes, massaging the corridors of power to strengthen his own bearhug on the Kremlin.
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The magazine did not mention the tattoo on the nape of Ms. Temer's neck featuring her husband's name, but the message was clear: Mr. Temer, a law professor and career politician, embodies a more conservative approach than Ms. Rousseff in the corridors of power and in his own home.
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Hired by the Silicon Valley tech giant in October of 2018, the 52-year-old politician brings a deep understanding of the corridors of power and how regulatory battles can play out, essential experience as the company faces multi-billion dollar fines and the growing risk of antitrust action.
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Walkouts and resignations in recent weeks have caused friction in the corridors of power and Briton Alex Inglot said the sport could be in line for a shake-up, including the creation of new leadership roles, and the introduction of external experts to help break deadlock in discussions.
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The switch back, then, is not exactly popular: Everyone in the corridors of power might be willing to contemplate almost any other proposal for new tournaments or ruining existing ones, but the restoration of a historic, important competition to its usual dates is universally seen as A Bad Thing.
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He is tipped by pollsters to win a majority in the 577-seat National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, after sweeping to power promising a non-partisan government that would bring in laws to break the mould of past governance in France and curb corruption in the corridors of power.
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As the nameless man (Anaam Aadmi, as Khan's character identifies himself on social media) and his prisoner make their way through towns, politics plays out in the corridors of power, with the home minister (Tushar Dalvi) and his party president (Uday Tikekar) engaged in their own game of one-upmanship.
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Hundreds of female French politicians on Tuesday denounced sexual harassment in the corridors of power and what they called a Mafia-style code of silence that lets it go unpunished, a day after lawmaker Denis Baupin quit his post as vice-president of France's National Assembly after being accused of harassment.
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The steely, tough-minded geometry of Neoclassicism that furnished the corridors of power in the wake of the American and French Revolutions was meant to show a skeptical world that these new, fledgling republics were part of an ancient lineage of self-rule, and built to stand the test of time.
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Punctuative video has been deployed many times before by van Hove, often brilliantly — to take us into the corridors of power (in the Shakespeare anthology "Kings of War"), the labyrinths of Id (in his adaptation of the Visconti film "The Damned") and the camera-ruled universe of television (in last season's "Network").
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But in that episode and several others since the 1980s, Mr. Trump's navigation of Washington's corridors of power appears all too familiar in hindsight — fusing showmanship, a reductive approach to ethnicity, shape-shifting policy rationales and gleeful name-dropping into the political currency required to get what he wanted, or at least make headlines trying.
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His ties to mainland corridors of power are also cause for concern among protesters who have been living under austerity measures and a massive debt crisis for years: [Pierluisi]'s spent the last few years working for a Washington, DC, law firm that provides legal counsel to the federal oversight board monitoring Puerto Rico's bankruptcy.
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The lived experience of Palestinians — including the trauma of families who lived through the founding of Israel — has been largely absent from the debates on the endless Israeli–Palestinian conflict inside the corridors of power in the US. And now that it is present, people seem surprised to learn that Palestinian Americans actually have a different view.
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I wanted to find out what the current situation is like, so I headed to Westminster on Thursday of last week with a handful of cocaine test kits—swabs that turn blue when they come into contact with the drug—to see if those working in the corridors of power are any better today at practicing what they preach.
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A black lawyer in the corridors of power, Mr. Wilkins was an assistant United States attorney general, ran domestic programs for the Ford Foundation, wrote editorials for The Washington Post and The New York Times, taught history at George Mason University for nearly 20 years and was close to leading lights of literature, music, politics, journalism and civil rights.
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In addition to the many well-known actors, there are the hacks, like Alexander Nevzorov, a master of television spin with no identifiable ethics; or Yevgenia Albats and Natalia Gevorkyan, female reporters who courageously took on the K.G.B.; or Igor Malashenko, a student of philosophy who darts in and out of the corridors of power and is brutally slapped down by Mr. Yeltsin.
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So the medical establishment continues to fight in the corridors of power: Sean Palfrey, a pediatrician at Boston Medical Center and director of the Boston Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, testified in front of Congress on behalf of lead victims after the situation in Flint, where children had been plagued with high levels of lead in their blood even before the water crisis in 2014.
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"We may be far from the world's corridors of power, but the hunter who falls through the thinning sea ice in the Arctic is connected to the industries in the south, to the rising waters and stronger hurricanes which threaten the United States, to melting glaciers in the Andes and the Himalayas, to the flooding of low-lying and small island states," Watt-Cloutier said.
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