When disabled characters finally began to appear in books and on screen, they were caricatures: tragic cripples, angry cripples, helpless cripples, one-dimensional characters whose bodies were portrayed as sources of disgust and despair.
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Never underestimate a gang of cripples, bastards, and broken things.
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And it often cripples the country with strikes and protests.
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But instead of crippling the body, it cripples the mind.
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I wish I had a few more cripples like him.
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These days, Alzheimer's cripples that adventurous spirit, determination and strong will.
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As Indian citizens, we see everyday how corruption cripples our nation.
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The moment before he cripples his prey, Durant stands tall and calm.
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No wonder all she can do is wipe the asses of cripples.
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It cripples their chances for a decent job, adequate housing, financial stability.
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It's the combination of timing and mobility issues that truly cripples certain communities.
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The problem is partly due to mass store closures, which cripples shopping centers.
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President Trump must encourage research by cutting regulatory red tape that cripples innovation.
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That's a tragedy that cripples her daughter and forces her son to leave.
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It creates enormous misery when it cripples the motivational system that drives capitalism.
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That part of the story still tears at him and at times cripples him.
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The attack cripples hospitals, causing ambulances to be diverted and operations to be cancelled.
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Essentially that cripples the company's ability to make new chips for its future smartphones.
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Nigeria marked the third year without a documented case of polio, which cripples children.
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But don't let Hollywood fool you: In real life, sleeplessness actually cripples brain power.
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You created a platform that cripples publishers and severely limits the reach of their content.
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Although it's not an official medical term, Weekend Anxiety Syndrome cripples my weekend, every weekend.
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"Deep Security Breach Cripples N.S.A.," says the stark headline atop today's N.Y. Times front page.
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I used to look for the biggest cripples in the world for him to fight.
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At heart, "The Unicorn" is about the kind of obsessive self-examination that cripples commitment.
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Ms Nabiullina's critics say the CBR's tight monetary policy is the culprit, since it cripples investment.
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A growing body of evidence shows that shortage of shut-eye cripples individuals and poisons organisations.
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This crime cripples innovation and hampers economic growth, costing U.S. businesses billions of dollars each year.
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On Wednesday, Viking Cruises also suspended operations as the coronavirus outbreak all but cripples the industry.
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STALE FOOD IS REPELLENT, MONOGAMOUS LOVE BREEDS CONTEMPT, SENILITY CRIPPLES GOVERNMENT THAT IS TOO POWERFUL TOO LONG.
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So many times I heard people say, and not under their breath, "damn cripples" or some variation.
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But the current politically correct response cripples our ability to talk and to think and act clearly.
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"This crime cripples innovation and hampers economic growth, costing U.S. businesses billions of dollars each year," they wrote.
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"The current politically correct response cripples our ability to talk and to think and act clearly," he said.
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When he writes about the joys of having sex with cripples, we feel uneasy, nervous, and then enlightened.
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What message would we send to those nations if we simultaneously advance legislation that cripples enforcement here at home?
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Alas, DR PEPPER, who cripples cities with his sneeze ray, will not be gracing your morning paper anytime soon.
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The group has closed its venues and laid off 400 staff members as the coronavirus pandemic cripples the industry.
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Exposure can lead to lung cancer and chronic beryllium disease, an incurable, devastating disease that slowly cripples the lungs.
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"The irony of an institution of higher learning investing in a sport that cripples young minds is breathtaking," Carmichael said.
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Another part is an ongoing culture clash inside the company and micromanagement that several former employees said cripples product development.
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A storm that cripples Hunts Point Market will sever New York's food supply and dramatically alter life in the city.
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Tyrion acted like it was this romantic thing—where else can we send those pesky cripples, bastards, and broken things!
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People think he's strong, but Henry panics if he isn't the only two-legged man in a room full of cripples.
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Right now, candidates don't have enough of an incentive to appeal to voters broadly — and that cripples their ability to lead.
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The creed of objectivity and balance," he wrote, "disarms and cripples the press and transforms reporters into neutral observers or voyeurs.
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Restaurants, hotels, and other companies across the US are laying off workers or severely cutting hours as the coronavirus pandemic cripples business.
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Short-term rental startup Sonder is planning to open its largest NYC apartment hotel yet even as coronavirus cripples the travel industry
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Hospitality startup Sonder is pushing ahead with plans to open its largest NYC apartment hotel yet as coronavirus cripples the travel industry
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Flex-space unicorn Knotel just laid off 30% of workers and furloughed another 20% as the coronavirus cripples a once buzzy industry.
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If the conciliation fails, it will head to arbitration and could end in a strike that cripples schools, hospitals and police stations.
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Such failures reveal that a lack of a collective leadership culture cripples a company's ability to compete in today's complex business environment.
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In states with right-to-work laws, workers can opt out of paying union dues, which cripples unions' power and leverage against managers.
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But that loyalty is being tested now, as Egypt's severe shortage of foreign currency cripples businesses, impedes luxury imports and crimps their lifestyles.
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It's near unprecedented to go this long with this many vacancies, because it cripples America's ability to develop diplomatic stances on vital issues.
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It's nigh unprecedented to go this long with this many vacancies because it cripples America's ability to develop diplomatic stances on vital issues.
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This all-too-plausible scenario posits a 21st-century version of that pandemic that kills hundreds of millions and cripples the global economy.
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The extraction of this much capital cripples the economies of source countries like Afghanistan, Nigeria or Ukraine, and breeds insecurity and violence there.
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Mr Orban speaks of "a mysterious force" that "shuts the mouths of European politicians and cripples their arms" to act on the issue.
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The state of California recently adopted a law, Assembly Bill 5, signed by Governor Newsom in September, that severely cripples so-called "gig" enterprises.
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Expanding the economic view to the global level, experts said Trump's strong measures would likely start an international trade war that cripples everyone involved.
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Fatal familial insomnia cripples the thalamus, the region of the brain that funnels sensory signals to the neocortex, which is thought to mediate consciousness.
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Considering that sponsorship deals help players with travelling expenses in exchange for visibility and promotion, however, the rule still severely cripples Team YP's members.
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Meanwhile, hospitality startup Sonder is planning to open its largest NYC apartment hotel yet later this year even as coronavirus cripples the travel industry.
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Viserys & Doreah in "Cripples, Bastards, & Broken Things" Season 1, episode 4 Viserys Targaryen (Harry Lloyd) and Dany handmaiden Doreah (Roxanne McKee) took a bath together.
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It's also possible that CCS remains flatly uneconomic, Trump cripples federal research for new technology — and carbon capture turns out to be a dead end.
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As I have written before, corruption is a deadly poison that cripples economies, perpetuates poverty and, as it accumulates, can claim lives -- many of them.
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Each cabinet member plays a vital role in assisting the President-elect and delaying them cripples the president-elect, which only harms the American people.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Journalist groups in Bangladesh have canceled planned protests against a new law they say cripples press freedom after the government offered talks instead.
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If really annexes all settlements and not just done to coopt msg of parties to his right, cripples Israel's mission as a Jewish/democratic state.
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They did not say how much damage had been caused or identify the hackers using Shamoon, which cripples computers by wiping drives used to start machines.
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On Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said that the Trump administration plans to move "immediately" to send money to Americans as the coronavirus cripples the economy.
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They did not name any victims of the new version of Shamoon, which cripples computers by wiping their master boot records that they use to start up.
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"There is no way to solve the complexity that cripples the country except by continue the revolution until we eliminate the military council," he said on Facebook.
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His priorities are to freeze public spending in real terms and to raise the retirement age, reducing the growth of a pensions bill that cripples the government.
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I recognized the ways my perfectionism cripples my ability to take pride in my writing—and in its most extreme form, my ability to write at all.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said Friday it would not offer sanctions relief to Iran as the deadly coronavirus outbreak further isolates and cripples the Middle Eastern nation.
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American Airlines is paring down in-flight food and drinks to the bare minimum and closing most airport lounges as the spreading coronavirus all but cripples aviation.
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As congestion cripples the world's cities, transportation officials and city planners are trying to figure out how automated vehicles can help alleviate traffic and address climate change.
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The slowdown comes as a nationwide strike cripples France's transport system as trade unions protest against plans by President Emmanuel Macron to overhaul the national pension system.
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The credit card networks charge merchants so much to process debit- and credit-card payments that it cripples small merchants and raises the price of everything you buy.
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The hyper-media's insistence that individuals are either all good or all bad, on our side or on their side, cripples our democracy (yet another lesson of 2016).
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There's an early episode of the show called "Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things," and the implication of that title seems clearer now: The unexpected will inherit the Seven Kingdoms.
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This is what is most disturbing about "I feel like": The phrase cripples our range of expression and flattens the complex role that emotions do play in our reasoning.
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In addition, once rangelands become degraded through overgrazing, shrubs sometimes increase, but clearing these shrubs to stimulate forage production for livestock further cripples the land's ability to store carbon.
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The planemaker announced new steps to bolster its financial position as a coronavirus pandemic cripples the travel industry, including the signing of a credit facility for 15 billion euros.
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Saudi Arabia has been the target of frequent cyber attacks, including the "Shamoon" virus, which cripples computers by wiping their disks and has hit both government ministries and petrochemical firms.
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But after a crisis cripples the Commonwealth, Martinez, Sula, and their allies must escape and rally their fleet to end off a larger enemy looking to take advantage of their weakness.
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While it seems like it may be cost effective to apply this profit-first mentality of low-as-possible wages, it ultimately cripples employee performance, engagement, and damages your bottom line.
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Continuing to deny climate change cripples our ability to defend the territories we have now against natural disasters, not to mention the Arctic areas that are of vital interest to us.
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First appearance: 1.4, "Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things"When he arrived at Castle Black, the self-proclaimed coward was made to fight while wearing a quilted brown coat and makeshift armor.
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Home to more than 4.5 million people, the nation's commercial capital is vulnerable to flooding, which cripples the ability of poorer city residents to access clean water and better sanitation, officials said.
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Trump has acknowledged that the immigration court's enormous backlog cripples his ability to remove illegal immigrants in a timely manner, but his plan to deal with the backlog isn't going to work.
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And there's also an acknowledgement that because we're told the "prospect of love" should usher in nothing by joy, we feel crazy when it cripples us with anxiety, apathy, and self-doubt.
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The most widespread hack was WannaCry, a global ransomware attack that used a program that cripples a computer and demands a ransom payment in exchange for unlocking the computer, or its data.
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PA announced new steps on Monday to bolster its financial position as a coronavirus pandemic cripples the travel industry, including the signing of a credit facility for 15 billion euros ($16.1 billion).
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These kinds of cyber attacks are often extortion schemes in which hackers use a type of computer virus known as "ransomware" that cripples networks, then offers to restore access in exchange for a payment.
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BEIRUT, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Moody's Investors Service on Thursday downgraded Lebanon's three largest banks by assets further into junk territory, reflecting the weakening creditworthiness of the Lebanese government as political unrest cripples the country.
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The novel's protagonist, a microbiologist and epidemiologist named Henry Parsons, is on the front lines of trying to slow the virus's spread and engineer a vaccine as the pandemic cripples countries around the world.
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He notes that there are other ways for the party and its donors to try to reverse the gerrymandering that cripples their chances, whereas Ossoff will have to run for reelection in 18 months.
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Former federal prosecutor Mimi Rocah told MSNBC that AMI's admission cripples Trump's ability to claim that the payment to McDougal was not about the election, and thus not subject to federal campaign finance law rules.
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" In a speech on Friday, Pompeo said that "a dictator today in Venezuela cripples his economy and starves his people," and urged the State Department help to those who flee the crisis-stricken country. "Mr.
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The prologue that's been added to the story show essentially depicts Barbara Gordon as someone who's sexually fixated on Batman, culminating in a sex scene between the two characters before the attack that cripples her.
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That's not to say that the HD2 can actually run Google's latest software, as the mod author notes the RAM limitation cripples what the HD2 can achieve, but this is an achievement just by itself.
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Advocates say a lack of transparency about pay cripples the fight for equity: If you don't know what your coworker is making, you can't know if he's getting paid more just for being a man.
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The index has now declined in eight of the past nine sessions, bringing Wall Street's total losses to $3.1 trillion as the virus spreads deeper in the United States and Europe and cripples supply chains.
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Under Brazil's presidential system, Rousseff will remain in office but the break cripples her fight against impeachment proceedings in Congress, which could put Vice President Michel Temer, leader of the PMDB, in the presidential seat.
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You could, of course, argue that the moniker was intended as a reclamation of a slur or as a poignant callback to Season 1's 'Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things,' when Tyrion and Bran first bonded.
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"When we're able to recover a cellphone, but authorities have no way of accessing its data, it obviously cripples the work of our surveillance agencies," said Philippe Goujon, a French politician behind the recent encryption proposals.
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While the coronavirus pandemic claims an increasing number of lives and cripples our economy, President Donald Trump continues to spread disinformation and attack the press, which is working to get accurate, timely information to the public.
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But the industrial farming era it spurred has failed both consumers and the environment, critics say, by leading to a food system that cripples the environment, contributes to climate change, and concentrates wealth in multi-national companies.
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It will not be "woke" to call for reparations for abuses of black people committed eons ago, hoping that whites will cherish black Americans as human history's only people whose legacy permanently cripples them in the present.
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Trump, Clinton face off over Orlando massacre "The current politically correct response cripples our ability to talk and to think and act clearly," Trump said framed by two American flags at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire.
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PARIS, March 23 (Reuters) - Planemaker Airbus announced new steps on Monday to bolster its financial position as a coronavirus pandemic cripples the travel industry, including the signing of a credit facility for 15 billion euros ($16.1 billion).
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Throughout the film, Thompson similarly juxtaposes the artists' behaviors and outlooks to define the personalities behind their work, but the constant reliance on this device leads to narrative stagnation that cripples the story in its second half.
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Image: ICSISpecifically, the researchers introduced a beneficial mutation that cripples an immune-cell gene that it makes it impossible for the HIV virus to infiltrate human immune cells (as in the 2015 experiment, the embryos were later destroyed).
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Scientists are increasingly calling for systemic changes to the way food is being produced and consumed, saying industrial farming has led to a food system that contributes to climate change, cripples the environment and causes a malnutrition crisis.
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Littlefinger tells Sansa in season one's fourth episode, "Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things," that when they were children, the Mountain held a terrified Hound's face to a burning hearthfire, leaving him with permanent facial scarring and a fear of fire.
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Once nobody wants to buy the "Sweet X-Mas" merch anymore, Luke experiences a crisis of conscience that cripples him, until — in another very New York City turn of events — his hippie friend comes over and convinces him to meditate.
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George pinned the larger problem on Samsung's leadership, saying that the lack of executives at the South Korean company that are able to speak for U.S. consumers cripples the company's ability to understand how crises unfold in the U.S. marketplace.
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Trump&aposs Drastic Move to Dismantle the Clean Power Plan Won&apost Bring Coal BackOn Tuesday, President Trump is expected to begin the process of dismantling Obama's environmental…Read more ReadUnchecked deregulation cripples both the health and wealth of frontline communities.
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But Trump's budget also cripples NOAA's satellite division with a 22 percent funding cut—from $2.3 billion to $1.8 billion—so it's unlikely that either agency will be in a position to sustain America's leadership in Earth observation and climate science.
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The first threat is not that we're going to have a Hitler but rather a hybrid of Putin and Berlusconi, with autocracy at the center and a person at the top who gradually cripples the press and the political opposition.
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What shocked him more than the caregiver's calling him a cripple was hearing his mother-in-law echo the word when she yelled at the caregiver that her life would never amount to anything more than wiping the asses of cripples.
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AMSTERDAM, March 26 (Reuters) - The Dutch economy will enter its first recession since 2013 this year, as the coronavirus outbreak cripples production and demand, drives up unemployment and worsens government finances, the government's main policy adviser the CPB said on Thursday.
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The benchmark S&P 500 has also declined in eight of the past nine sessions, knocking $3.1 trillion off the value of major U.S. companies as the virus spreads deeper in the United States and Europe and cripples supply chains.
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" In 1914, Edward Alsworth Ross, the famous progressive sociologist from the University of Wisconsin, called Jews "moral cripples" whose "tribal spirit intensified by social isolation prompts them to rush to the rescue of the caught rascal of their own race.
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Even though both suspects in the case may be British, the American company keeps the data on a server in the U.S. Going through the treaty process can take months, which officials warn cripples their ability to respond quickly to dangerous threats.
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Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) certainly seemed like an underdog when he was introduced in Season 1 — but author George R. R. Martin has proven that he's a big fan of underdogs; or "cripples, bastards and broken things," as Tyrion Lannister once famously observed.
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But, as is so often the case, a nonnormative body must be made to be extraordinary, or what the sociologist Rebecca Chopp called "super-cripples": people who reach a level of physical performance that makes them seem "normal," their bodies palatable, acceptably different.
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Well, it's either this or go riding In the next episode, "Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things," Tyrion travels from the Wall back to Winterfell — where Bran has become a cripple for life after his fall from the tower — to pay his respects.
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Not everything that goes wrong is your fault, and while you might be good at taking the blame for the sake of a peaceful life, being kind to yourself means sharing the burden of guilt that from time to time cripples us all.
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"For devices using an outdated Windows 7 without updated antivirus protections, Necurs not only cripples the security mechanism that might result in removal of Necurs from the computing device, it may leave victim's computing devices exposed to many other types of malware," the complaint reads.
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GOP senators worry the strength of the U.S. economy, which a couple weeks ago had pointed in favor of Trump winning a second term, is now in doubt as the coronavirus cripples supply chains in China and sends economic tremors throughout the European Union.
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"The illegal use, trafficking and production of drugs which reduce human being into mental cripples do not exist in the D.P.R.K.," the North's state-run news agency said in 2013, referring to the initials of the country's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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Mr Davenport-Hines takes particular issue with an influential essay by John Le Carré, published in 1968, in which the pseudonymous spy novelist (who as the real-life David Cornwell worked in British intelligence) portrayed Burgess, Maclean and Philby as psychological cripples, shaped by family conflicts.
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KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Monday warned organizations in the kingdom to be on the alert for the Shamoon virus, which cripples computers by wiping their disks, as the labor ministry said it had been attacked and a chemicals firm reported a network disruption.
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"We got the guy who can make the blind see and the cripples walk in LaMelo Ball" Yeah, that's a REAL quote from LaMelo Ball's new high school basketball coach, Jermaine Jackson -- who says he's so excited about the young player, it's like Magic Johnson all over again.
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"We got the guy who can make the blind see and the cripples walk in LaMelo Ball" LaVar also told the media he thinks LaMelo is the most famous high school basketball player of all time -- even more famous than Bron was -- because James was virtually unknown overseas.
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Even Jaime, the golden boy who scoffed at Tyrion's tendency to champion the downtrodden at the start of the episode, is one of the "cripples, bastards and broken things" that Tyrion once admitted a soft spot for back in Season 1 — in fact, all of our surviving heroes are.
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In a report published by Facebook on Sunday, auditors criticized Facebook's intense focus on "achieving consistency in review decisions," which they said "translates to a blunter set of policies that are less able to account for nuance" and cripples moderators' ability to properly police hate speech on the platform.
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One of the best examples of that is Otto Dix's "The Skat Players" from 1920 — similar in theme to "War Cripples," a work by Dix that was in the 1937 Munich exhibition — which offers a disturbing peek into a simple card game between three hideously disfigured World War I veterans.
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How a century-old war affects you In all nations involved in the war an emerging generation of so-called "war cripples," as they were referred to in Germany, loomed ominously over the pension and welfare system, and many government bureaucrats, military leaders and civilians worried about their long-term fate.
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While the executive order's language is relatively benign, it should be read in the context of the administration's criticism of the Dodd-Frank Act, which has called it a disastrous policy that hinders the market, reduces the availability of credit, and cripples the economy's ability to grow and create jobs.
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There is a case to be made that the spiritual mentality of expression through color was Delacroix's defining contribution to modernism; however, trying to prove it by finding direct visual quotations between his and subsequent works cripples the communication of this idea, giving confusing credence to small instances of compositional similarity.
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Worse, they see porous national borders that have allowed extremists and weapons to flow in and out from Libya into Tunisia with relative ease; they see poor infrastructure and a lack of foreign aid and investment that cripples job growth; and they see terrorist activity succeed in bringing the economy to its knees.
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Here&aposs Why We'll Eventually Have to Accept Designer BabiesLast week's historic summit on human gene-editing has come to a close, and its organizing committee …Read more ReadNow, as reported in Nature News, a research team led by Yong Fan at Guangzhou Medical University has used CRISPR to introduce a beneficial mutation that cripples an immune-cell gene called CCR5.
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But that encrypted data is subject to a similar information request structure as that to which Apple has already complied in many occasions in the US. The DoJ is drawing a false equivalence here between lawful data requests and its current request of Apple in this case: that it intentionally create new software that cripples the security of its devices.
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If the president brought together the heads of each intelligence community agency and asked them what the plan is to ensure that a specific catastrophic terror attack never occurs — such as a decapitating improvised nuke in D.C., a chem/bio attack in a crowded arena, or a cyber attack that cripples the electric grid — he'd likely get answers reflecting each agency's piece of that problem but no articulated cohesive plan to make sure it can't happen.
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