Rights groups say demolishing crosses restricts Christianity and religious freedoms.
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Natural disasters have a way of demolishing artificial demarcation lines.
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Demolishing those buildings would contribute greatly to greenhouse gas emissions.
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Another statistic you cite is the trend toward demolishing project housing.
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A lot of your book is devoted to demolishing this idea.
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Both Swanson and Choi swung like they were demolishing a kitchen.
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What does the sport and Oakland lose by demolishing the Coliseum?
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"There is nothing wrong with demolishing the old China," he says.
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Axes, fires, and bulldozers are all effective means of demolishing old furniture.
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"We're demolishing the house of the devil," he told the Miami Herald.
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The workers demolishing the internal walls stumbled upon a few hidden suitcases.
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Wade and incrementally demolishing a woman's right to govern her own body.
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Workers there are now demolishing individual homes, on the orders of officials.
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"Cuba is absolutely demolishing the U.S. in the ring," Mr. Butler said.
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A court injunction had prevented the government from demolishing the shanty towns.
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But other than demolishing budgets, they aren't killing it like they should be.
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Doing too much demolishing is far, far worse than not doing enough.[Digg]
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Half the pleasure of the bento is demolishing it with swiftness and intent.
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The city began the process of demolishing the rotting shopping center in 2016.
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Demolishing an opponent's trustworthiness can also be fairly quick work in politics: Mrs.
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Why do you think there is this emotional connection to demolishing old apartments?
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It's Tiger Woods demolishing the field and winning the Masters by eighteen strokes.
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The purpose of demolishing the Monaco "is not to erase history," he said.
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We should be moving buildings back, or demolishing buildings that are at great risk.
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I was demolishing dishes at the Wrecking Club, New York City's original rage room.
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Mr Orban's regime is demolishing Hungary's institutions while lining the pockets of his pals.
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Now it's Juul-sneaking little homebodies demolishing virtual walls and houses with imaginary pickaxes.
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Yet all that Renzi had succeeded in demolishing was his own grip on power.
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The landlord is demolishing the building to make way for a high-rise condominium.
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Injustice is made apparent as the authorities are shown demolishing shantytowns, seemingly at random.
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Urbanization Minister Murat Kurum said authorities had started demolishing 22 damaged buildings in Elazig.
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It also makes "Ditch Juul" ads that show teens creatively demolishing their vaping equipment.
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"The American Trump uttered nonsense about demolishing our country," a military officer, Lt. Col.
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Growth will slow significantly this year, demolishing Trump's absurd predictions of "220006 percent" growth.
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One reason he gave for demolishing the house was the high cost of maintaining it.
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Another issue is the period between demolishing the old market and opening the new one.
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After demolishing the bathroom and ripping out the electrical outlets, the workers stopped showing up.
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That is because officials have been demolishing the homes of many monks and nuns there.
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"It is false that we are demolishing structures where there could be survivors," Puente said.
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Police putting out fires started in the Jungle near where teams are demolishing shacks pic.twitter.
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The projects included raising buildings, improving drainage, and buying and demolishing properties in vulnerable areas.
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Israel had proposed demolishing Palestinian homes, not entire communities and had not conducted the demolition.
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Workers have made an unexpected discovery when demolishing an uninhabited house in France — 600 gold coins.
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They cleansed the faith of saint-worship, demolishing shrines venerated by Shia and traditional Sunnis alike.
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The government initially denied demolishing homes, claiming they had been destroyed by fire and were uninhabitable.
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However, they just decided to let the water cover up the towns, rather than demolishing them.
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And so they did, demolishing their opponent, the Rams of Tec's Mexico City campus, 28-0.
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Clemson welcomes South Carolina (28-23) to the Upstate a week after demolishing Duke, 212-212.
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The center has been slowly demolishing its mini tower with a mini crane and wrecking ball.
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The owners also took over a neighboring newsstand, demolishing the wall between it and the restaurant.
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The economy boasted 216.60,955.16.60 jobs added in February, demolishing the 2955.24,21.17 figure anticipated by Reuters economists.
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The Heat had just won a championship with James and were demolishing everything in their path.
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No, they just killed them from a digital point of view by demolishing and then replacing.
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Thirteen days ago, Hurricane Maria trashed Puerto Rico, demolishing its already weak power, communications, and transportation infrastructure.
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The idea is controversial and expensive, as it involves demolishing properties and moving people and businesses away.
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Rubio was the evening's star as he carried out his task: demolishing Trump with every weapon available.
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Two, if you're an aspiring athlete, demolishing a drone is the perfect intro for your highlight reel.
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As the movie title implies, Gabriela and Jake's relationship extends beyond demolishing walls and installing new flooring.
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State and federal authorities, agreeing that the complex was beyond help, began demolishing the buildings in 2000.
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The richest man on earth is reduced to the temper tantrum of a toddler, demolishing a toy.
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Repairs will be costly and demolishing houses and buildings declared uninhabitable will also cost millions of dollars.
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Technical problems plague the shows, as amplifiers unexpectedly feed back, demolishing the contemplative simplicity of the music.
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Violence spiked in May after the government began demolishing the city's historic center, including hundreds of homes.
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Trump, accused of demolishing bedrock American constitutional principles, never saw an institution he didn't want to destroy.
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"Ghost Adventurers" star Zak Bagans has closed a possible portal to Hell by demolishing his haunted house.
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But after their proposals were rejected, the activists protested, again attempting to block workers from demolishing the site.
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Soon after taking control, ISIS militants began demolishing ancient ruins considered to be among the world's most treasured.
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Using AI techniques, a military can "win" by destabilizing an economy rather than demolishing countrysides and city centers.
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"We'll be demolishing the north villas where the 1,500-room high-rise is going to go," he said.
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Decontaminating and demolishing the Energy Department's shuttered facilities will cost $20153 billion, it said in a 2016 report.
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Soon after they're done, a construction worker begins demolishing another side of the same building with a bulldozer.
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The best solution in health care will come from modifying, reforming and improving, not from demolishing or replacing.
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One of the biggest changes I implemented right away was demolishing my student loans through extra monthly payments.
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Here it is: Mayweather could rake in an estimated $200 million for demolishing McGregor, according to Associated Press.
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That plan involved demolishing the existing building at 21 Fifth and erecting a $7.5 billion luxury super tower.
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The work involves demolishing old furnaces used in the refining process for the metal and installing new ones.
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News Analysis The president seems determined to define his time in office by demolishing what his predecessor did.
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Adamo had previously been suspended for demolishing the wrong home in May 2018, according to the Free Press.
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Mr. Cuomo did not put a price tag on his plan, which would require demolishing an entire block.
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Australian trade unions banned their workers from demolishing the Sirius housing building, one of Sydney's only brutalist structures.
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One of these short, black-and-white films depicted workers demolishing the remaining wall of a small structure.
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His very first executive order after the inauguration was about demolishing and replacing the Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare).
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While at Florida State, he also received two traffic tickets when he hit an oncoming car, demolishing both vehicles.
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At the last debate, you did not hear the Democrats on the stage demolishing Trump's branding of the economy.
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At one point, several people climbed a 15-metre-high billboard featuring the Ortegas, demolishing it as thousands cheered.
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Earlier this month, the key economic indicator leaped 6.3 percent to 101.1, demolishing the record previously set in August.
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It laid out three options: preserving the house as a national monument, preserving part of it, or demolishing it.
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France is relocating more than 26,000 refugees and migrants after demolishing the so-called Jungle migrant camp outside Calais.
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Two major hurricanes, Harvey and Irma, have hit the United States, with Irma also demolishing islands in the Caribbean.
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For instance, a London resident painted this house red and white after her neighbors prevented her from demolishing it.
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It is demolishing and rebuilding the majority of the existing structure and only then putting the roof in place.
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That plan involved demolishing the existing building at 666 Fifth Avenue and erecting a $7.5 billion luxury super tower.
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The border must be demilitarized, which would include demolishing the already-existing wall and dramatically downsizing the Border Patrol.
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We've critically endangered some species by demolishing huge swaths of their natural habitat, and greedily hunted others to extinction.
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He even made a big show of demolishing tunnels at Punggye-ri, the North&aposs only known underground testing site.
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Meet Simone Bruni, a pink-clad Demolition Diva who earns $5 million dollars a year demolishing buildings in New Orleans.
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Microsoft on Tuesday said that it's begun demolishing buildings as part of a revamp of its headquarters in Redmond, Wash.
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ISIS militants seized control of Palmyra in May and immediately started demolishing ancient ruins considered among the world's most treasured.
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Add to that, returning to present day Europe, the Dutch DPA has put out very clear guidance demolishing cookie walls.
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The charter's commitments, written in stone on a monument in the square, include demolishing slums and building well-lit suburbs.
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Buttigieg has also been criticized for demolishing hundreds of vacant or abandoned homes in black and Latino neighborhoods while mayor.
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Hammett even got close enough to record the base of the cyclone demolishing a field before dissolving over the plains.
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An hour later and I'm sat in the smoking area, demolishing a packet of Mayfair Smooth at an alarming rate.
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To achieve his dream of demolishing fair and free access to the internet, Pai had to endure angry internet crusaders.
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In last week's demolishing of New England, the Titans held Tom Brady and the Patriots' offense to 284 total yards.
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They were demolishing Qanba's house because he took part in the shooting and killing of Rabbi Raziel Shevach, IDF said.
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Rather than preserve what is arguably a cultural landmark, demolishing and moving on was a simpler and more convenient solution.
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The company has proven so reliable at demolishing its earnings that at this point there's not much else Facebook can do.
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"Yup" illustrates, with an appearance by the devil himself and a bit of demon-demolishing, how women are tougher than men.
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"ISIS (Islamic State) tried hard to destroy Mosul's identity by demolishing everything and making it monochrome," Faisal told Reuters in Mosul.
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Despite Bell's input, Newtown decided to take the unusual step of demolishing the killer's house and letting the ground grow wild.
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The teams last faced in the semifinal of the 2014 World Cup, with Germany demolishing Brazil in a 7-1 victory.
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After tires were set alight, the police rounded up dozens of the protesters and began demolishing the camp with a tractor.
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If you're going to get an ostentatious, mile-demolishing luxury sedan, you might as well get one with all the trimmings.
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That hurricane pushed an 11-foot flood into the bay, killing eight, demolishing homes, and destroying an entire crop of citrus.
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I have proposed a two-year moratorium on demolishing illegally built homes, together with a public campaign to discourage illegal building.
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Push the activity of the gene beyond some point, and Bleuler's threads of association break; a mind-demolishing illness is unleashed.
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This move is a reversal from the M.T.A.'s long-held position that demolishing the bridge might be the best solution.
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In Hume's view, Descartes's program of demolishing the world through doubt and then rebuilding it through logic is bound to fail.
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Meanwhile new materials and manufacturing methods, such as 3D printing, are demolishing the economies of scale that giant factories have relied on.
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There is still widespread development focused on demolishing and reconstructing, like Bronx Point, the newly approved affordable housing complex in the Bronx.
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Saudi authorities said they've demolished dozens of buildings in the area and plan to continue demolishing the historic quarter in its entirety.
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Authorities have been stymied in expanding highways and building train lines because they fear that demolishing such revered structures could spark protests.
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One after another, residents walked up to the microphone and delivered anguished statements in favor of preserving the building or demolishing it.
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Can you talk about why you made that decision, especially now, a time when lots of magazines are demolishing their print presence?
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This should have been obvious prior to the league leaders demolishing second-place Manchester City 24-22 at the Etihad on Saturday.
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Her agency did not like that idea, so it suggested demolishing the building and constructing a new headquarters on the site instead.
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Dorian struck the island of Great Abaco in the northern Bahamas the hardest, demolishing homes, infrastructures, airport landing strips and a hospital.
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You could file a claim with your homeowner's insurance to cover the costs of demolishing and replacing the planters, Ms. Sigmund said.
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His hope, however far-fetched, was that Trump, by demolishing traditional Party ideologies, might somehow help people move beyond hardened partisan positions.
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The southern and central U.S. was pounded with rain and fierce winds over the weekend, leveling homes, uprooting trees and demolishing cars.
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I train hard and eat well consistently all year round, so I don't give a second thought to demolishing the Christmas chocolates.
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And Kansas became the third team already this tournament to score in triple-digits, demolishing No. 16 seed U.C.-Davis, 100-62.
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Among its souvenir stalls, those doing the briskest trade are the ones playing videos on a loop of Hindu fundamentalists demolishing the mosque.
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Satellite images obtained by 38 North earlier this month appeared to show the regime demolishing buildings and removing mining carts at the site.
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I learned how to use a hammer, how to remove nails, and how to wield the bigger tools for demolishing bathrooms, for example.
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Gore destroyed Kemp in that debate, and I was going to play my small role in his demolishing Bush — until the materials arrived.
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Neoliberalism, the economic principles of pure individualism paired with an utter demolishing of public works and a concept of the public good, reigns.
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In the "Axe Rage Rooms", people can vent their anger and frustration by demolishing old items as well as smashing plates and glasses.
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Demolishing the wall would be an end in itself, a reason to be by myself while the house was full of apologetic company.
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It also passed ordinances requiring developers and contractors to have a rat-control plan before demolishing buildings or breaking ground on new projects.
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The Saints' latest romp was a 51-14 demolishing of Cincinnati on Sunday, giving New Orleans 96 points over its last two games.
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With presidential elections scheduled later in 2018, he is demolishing the last vestiges of constitutional government to transition to a full-fledged dictatorship.
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In their wake, local people are purging every last vestige of Islamic State's presence: demolishing militants' homes and even digging up their graves.
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Turkey's chamber of architects said in a statement on Friday that demolishing the AKM was "a crime" and a violation of the constitution.
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Austria is demolishing or drastically remodeling the house where Hitler was born, so that it will not become a shrine for neo-Nazis.
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It was the strongest storm to hit U.S. soil since 1935, with 200 mph winds demolishing school buildings and sending students into tents.
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Mr Harris and Mr Wood do a decent job of demolishing some of the more simplistic arguments used to support the views they dislike.
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The family succeeded in demolishing its historic home after several thwarted attempts, although it had been listed as a national monument before Nigeria's independence.
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Josh was obviously not worried about Evan in the slightest and spent this time demolishing an entire personal pizza, which TBH looked really good.
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This was the weakest Italy side in decades but Conte marshalled them perfectly, reaching the quarter-finals and demolishing holders Spain in the process.
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The "King Rooster Jazz Club" sign that the film's crew put up for the shoot hung outside the building until contractors began demolishing it.
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In France, authorities began demolishing the sprawling Calais "Jungle" camp for migrants and refugees, leaving thousands with no idea where they will go next.
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What's next: In injuries like gunshot wounds, the brain's own immune system turns on itself and attacks neurons, demolishing large regions of the brain.
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Look, it's been a long week, and then only thing I can think about right now is Tiny Shrek demolishing a dog obstacle course.
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"We are demolishing a system that has been in place for 50 years," he said in a speech this month in Nettuno, near Rome.
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Rafael Nadal won his third ATP title of 833 after demolishing Daniil Medvedev in straight sets in Montreal, winning the Rogers Cup in style.
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Emily Carroll returns in her third time at bat in The New York Times Crossword and at first, I thought she was demolishing houses.
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In response, the state proposes better flood control, buying and demolishing homes in high-risk areas and giving counties money for their own projects.
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Even those of us who might call our family situations relatively "happy" should sign onto this project of demolishing their essential structure, Lewis says.
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"AAMD deplores the tactic of targeting or demolishing cultural sites as part of any war or armed conflict," the organizations said in a statement.
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Islamic State tactics could involve demolishing whole city blocks as troops move in, or using the limited chemical weapons IS is believed to have.
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French police have started demolishing the makeshift migrant camp in Calais after a court order granted them permission to gradually remove the southern area.
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Syrian forces recaptured the city from ISIS last March, after it was seized the previous May, when ISIS started demolishing ancient ruins in the city.
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Syrian forces recaptured the city from ISIS last March after it was seized the previous May, when ISIS started demolishing ancient ruins in the city.
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In Amsterdam, they came just a single city council vote away from demolishing the Jewish quarter of their city to build a four-lane motorway.
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It's also quietly demolishing the retrograde approach to "femcare" product design that not only peddles stale and sexist stereotypes, but also can harm women's bodies.
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Cue the most panic-inducing part of the video, where he drives around hammering his horn and demolishing demons while weaving through a parking lot.
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Uber, Lyft and other "ride-hailing" car services are probably luring people away from trains and buses, just as they are demolishing the taxi trade.
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What is the Chamberlain–Russell rivalry, if not a decade-long battle of a crafty role player demolishing a gold-plated megastar over and over?
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He equivocated on impeachment (how can you not have an answer?) and bogged himself down in a question about demolishing vacant houses in South Bend.
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Demolishing the tottering house on the 300-square-metre plot would be expensive—and pointless, since she cannot dispose of the land at any price.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens might be demolishing box-office records, but the well-received new film hasn't exactly been dominating the awards-show circuit.
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Jacobs was the voice of descent at a time when urban planners were demolishing neighborhoods and, in her view, killing the lifeblood of modern cities.
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He's pure seething energy, now consumed entirely with demolishing Taylor (Asia Kate Dillon), his former protege who betrayed him at the end of season 3.
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Looking a little flat after demolishing the Kosovans, Croatia were in control apart from a spell of second-half sporadic pressure from the home side.
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Lawmakers have been working for years to appease telecommunications giants like AT&T and Verizon by demolishing the agency's ability to regulate the broadband market.
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It's the exact kind of Lil Wayne song I love: Him rapping over a sample-driven East Coast beat and just demolishing punchline after punchline.
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In July 2200, the brand admitted in its annual report that demolishing goods was just part of its strategy to preserve its reputation of exclusivity.
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Alternatively, Mr. Trump could pursue the radical option of seeking legislation to impose a broad China tariff, in effect demolishing the rules of global trade.
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It was his twenty-fifth birthday, and he and a team of construction workers had just finished demolishing houses in Lincoln, fifty miles from Beatrice.
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Long the world's No. 1 player and even longer the world's best hardcourt player, he has made a habit of demolishing full-strength opponents, too.
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Measures include banning criminals from moving into the areas, giving double punishment for crimes committed in ghettos, and demolishing then rebuilding parts of the zones.
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Long the world's No. 1 player and even longer the world's best hardcourts player, he has made a habit of demolishing full-strength opponents, too.
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On Tuesday, French officials plan to start demolishing and clearing its flimsy shacks, fields of tents and piles of trash spread over 2003 square miles.
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This week, the storm ripped through the Caribbean as a Category 85033 hurricane, demolishing islands throughout the region on its way toward the U.S. mainland.
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When Corporal Duncan went off to patrol on one recent workday and Tulo stayed behind, the bored dog retaliated by demolishing a full trash bin.
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" It showed two bulldozers demolishing the heavily armed inter-Korean border and removing a missile bearing the words "joint military drills for invading the North.
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Elaine scrambles every available gender signal, embodying and demolishing clichés in ways that will set off interesting, potentially awkward discussions once the movie is over.
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Officials have been demolishing some of the homes of the 20,000 monks and nuns living around the institute, in a high valley in Sichuan Province.
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And last year the Tubbs Fire tore through Sonoma and Napa Counties, killing 0003 people and demolishing about 5,600 structures (a record, at that time).
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Christchurch, a city of 375,000, has faced tragedy before: It was rocked by major earthquakes in 2010 and 2011, demolishing much of the central city.
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In Cranbury, New Jersey, the Sudler Companies, a privately held developer, is demolishing a 103,000-square-foot office building that used to house an insurance company.
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New York is coming off a pair of impressive victories, demolishing Tampa Bay and St. Louis — two teams that advanced to the conference finals last season.
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The female MMA fighter hadn't lost a single match, often demolishing any opponent who dared step into the cage with her in a matter of seconds.
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India's current economic challenges stem largely from policy failures As such competition mounts, an explosion in access to information is demolishing archetypes and encouraging greater ambition.
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Rumors swirled that the city would soon be demolishing her mother's apartment complex for health and safety violations, but neighbors had been saying that for months.
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If zero-carbon standards were changed to include the emissions from building and demolishing structures, many of the perverse incentives in the building regulations would disappear.
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Construction workers demolishing a Miami mansion that once belonged to notorious Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar have found a giant safe hidden in the building's foundation.
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The federal government spent more than $100 million on environmental cleanup alone, a job that included demolishing a majority of military structures on the old base.
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"I was granted access to the hotel a week before they started demolishing parts of it (there were a few buildings on the property)," Maltz says.
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There, he claimed credit for an energy revolution that he said was largely accomplished by demolishing burdensome regulations and unleashing the potential of the energy industry.
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The city government has intervened in the market by freeing up credit and reducing housing stock by demolishing aging homes to spur sales of new units.
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After 16 workers were killed when their shanty collapsed in a typhoon in 2003, the province pursued a strenuous campaign of demolishing or upgrading substandard housing.
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In late July, Israel took the first step by demolishing Palestinian homes in Areas A and B in the West Bank neighborhood of Wadi al-Hummus.
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In October, North Korea said it would rebuild the long-abandoned town on its own after demolishing "shabby" hotels and other South Korean-built facilities there.
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While the couple purchased the property in 1989, with the intention of demolishing the original 1936 brick home, it took two years to find the right architect.
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For the same reason Golden State demolishing teams on the way to 20153-plus win seasons is good: it gets people talking and thinking about your game.
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It's even better when you're the person doing the demolishing (think: popping bubble wrap), so it was only a matter of time before someone commodified this feeling.
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So there's no reason to think we won't blow past $280 trillion in outstanding balances with ease in 22.86, demolishing the record of $22016,23,22015,20003 set in 22000.
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But as Ledecky found out on Saturday, if you're an Olympic gold medalist swimming at the college level, part of that experience involves absolutely demolishing the competition.
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The FA bought Wembley stadium in 1999 for £103m and completely rebuilt it, demolishing its old twin towers and installing a giant arch designed by Lord Foster.
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JAPAN has made a lot of noise in recent years about demolishing the traditional view that women should stay at home while men go out to work.
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Hurricane Michael was a Category 4 storm when it made landfall Wednesday with sustained winds of 155 mph near Mexico Beach, Florida demolishing homes and flooding neighborhoods.
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The film has a dreamy atmosphere but the bones of a slam-bang B-movie, with lots of scenes of the monster demolishing vehicles and crushing skulls.
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For example, telecom giants convinced the FCC in 2017 to neuter itself at lobbyists' behest, demolishing numerous widely popular consumer protections like net neutrality along the way.
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Not that he minds too much, one suspects; it's hard to remember a presidential candidate who's had a better track record of ruthlessly, gleefully demolishing his foes.
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Big storms, like Hurricane Matthew, have the potential to alter, or hasten those other erosional patterns, by reshaping the shoreline, devouring dunes, or demolishing human-made fortifications.
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The administration's demolishing of the Clean Water Act will benefit oil, gas and mining industries, homebuilding companies and farmers but hurt low-income and first-time homeowners.
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But with USWNT moving on to the quarterfinals of the World Cup and demolishing their opponents, the team has an excellent chance of winning the entire tournament.
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Before dumping torrential rains on Houston, Harvey's high winds ripped through the small beach town of Rockport, Texas, demolishing hundreds of buildings but causing relatively little flooding.
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Until December 26, the Warriors were demolishing teams by 22 points per 100 possessions (this is ORtg - DRtg) with Draymond Green and Steph Curry in the game.
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Crazy enough to be damn true ... it's called A7FL ... a 7-on-7 pigskin league with absolutely zero safety equipment protecting the players from demolishing each other.
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In fact, Stalin's city planners once proposed demolishing Saint Basil's Cathedral—the building in the background of this photo—to make way for more elaborate military parades.
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Several years ago, he started feeling tired, a condition that eventually drove him to quit his job demolishing buildings and start selling fruit from a street cart.
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For decades, the authorities in Beijing seemed bent on demolishing the city's historical neighborhoods, erasing entire swaths of the single-story warrens of alleyways known as hutongs.
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In 21925, an unbraced brick wall of a building his contractors were demolishing crushed a one-story Salvation Army thrift store, killing seven people and injuring 22006.
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What's more, such a move could put the court in the awkward position of demolishing a presidential candidate's signature achievement in the middle of an election year.
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Critic's Pick James Ijames's satire reconsiders a story that reaches back to our shared past, with an eye toward demolishing it in favor of a better future.
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The company will now either have to keep on demolishing its earnings, demonstrate significant success in a new market or reveal a new product to impress Wall Street.
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Some younger prisoners with appetites for destruction had been rebelling, looting, and demolishing as much as humanly possible — their own cells, the bathrooms, public areas, staff offices, everything.
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Thousands of Hui people gathered at the towering Grand Mosque on Thursday and Friday to prevent authorities from demolishing the structure, residents contacted by The Associated Press said.
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Unfortunately, like a lot of public works projects in Western Australia, Roe 28 is expensive, environmentally destructive, and requires demolishing land of spiritual significance to its traditional owners.
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The Patriots go 201993-201983 in the regular season, demolishing the N.F.L. with an offense as innovative as it is potent, continuing the trend to spread out defenses.
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Workers started demolishing the western section, but much of the bridge is intact and as magisterial as ever, soaring 22003 feet over a dry riverbed and parking lots.
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Philadelphia was down 9-7 at halftime, and looked atrocious on offense, but they reeled off 30 consecutive points in the second half, thoroughly demolishing the Dallas Cowboys.
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The addition of Jay Ajayi to the running game made them seem like something out of a video game in a 51-23 demolishing of the Denver Broncos.
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"I remember when the revolutionaries started demolishing the mausoleum," said Ali Zakeri, 72, who spends most of his days in the bazaar surrounding the Shah Abdol Azim shrine.
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The government began demolishing huts built for the purpose this month and more than 3,000 have been destroyed so far, said Kedar Nath Sharma, a home ministry spokesman.
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As we've seen with subjects like broadband usage caps, COVID-19 has shown a knack for quickly demolishing pointless constructs and the arguments long used to support them.
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She has also boasted of her role in demolishing a mosque in the northern town of Ayodhya in 1992, which had sparked nationwide riots and killed about 2,000 people.
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China's health officials reported 242 new deaths from the coronavirus on Thursday, more than double the previous highest daily total, demolishing hopes that the outbreak has reached its peak.
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He wants Tokyo to do more to protect its heritage and to move toward a sustainable model of development, instead of demolishing and rebuilding in the name of progress.
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Due to a combination of late nights and poor sleep habits, we've had more than our fair share of opportunities to test out puff-reducing, bag-demolishing eye creams.
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In July the housing ministry scolded local governments for "three blinds" in their projects: blindly demolishing old districts, blindly building skyscrapers and (horror of horrors) blindly copying foreign culture.
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Maria struck September 20, knocking out power for nearly all the 313 million residents and demolishing structures on an island already struggling after Hurricane Irma's brush earlier this month.
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Judges in the Hague sentenced this radical Islamist, Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi, to nine years in prison for his role in demolishing historic Muslim shrines in Timbuktu, Mali.
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The fires struck the heart of the state's world-renowned wine-producing region, wreaking havoc on its tourist industry while damaging or demolishing at least 13 Napa Valley wineries.
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The Camp Fire ripped through 153,000 acres of Northern California over 17 days in November, demolishing more than 13,000 single-family homes and killing 88 people as of Monday.
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Yet nothing could be more in Wayne's spirit than demolishing a beat in an accent chosen as much for the strangeness it lends to his voice as anything else.
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Her career has been predicated on demolishing conventional ideas about what it might mean to play a character — with Gaga, it was never play, always work, and always true.
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It will soon begin demolishing a food court to make way for a food hall that will feature up to 15 vendors and emphasize live entertainment and other events.
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North Korea has made some moves to placate Washington, suspending its nuclear and missile tests, demolishing its underground nuclear test site and tearing down a missile engine test site.
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Before this incident, Jabhet al-Nusra militants destroyed another statue of the Virgin Mary on the city's main roundabout by chopping it with an ax and then demolishing it.
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More important for him, it may have staved off a progressive insurgency, a candidate pushing a wealth tax and a movement intent on reshaping or demolishing the Democratic establishment.
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Supporters were further encouraged by the sight of Labour candidates demolishing long-hated Conservatives on television, appearances that were swiftly turned into video clips and raced around the internet.
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At least 17 people were killed when rivers of mud and debris rushed down wildfire-charred hillsides earlier this week in Santa Barbra County, demolishing homes and blocking roads.
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Featuring five different courses on machine learning, TensorFlow, and more, the Artificial Intelligence Engineer Masterclass Bundle is designed to prepare you for an AI career without demolishing your savings.
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They gang up on newbies, obstructing and reversing progress, burning and demolishing and gleefully wrecking other people's work in the manner of children who kick sandcastles at the beach.
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But the neighborhood eventually put a stop to the rock 'n' roll, and once the Open left for downtown, there was serious consideration given to demolishing the seldom-used stadium.
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Clay gave himself up willingly after demolishing Trump's star early Wednesday, the Los Angeles Police told the Los Angeles Times, and turned himself in at the Beverly Hills police headquarters.
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"Be free from killing one another, be free from torturing one another, be free from destroying or demolishing one another," the chief Buddhist monk of Yangon, Iddhibala, told the crowd.
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Days after making that declaration, she was walking off Center Court open-mouthed and balancing the Rosewater Dish on her head after demolishing Serena's older sister Venus in the final.
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The desert oasis was once known as a melting pot of faiths and ethnicities, and by demolishing its artifacts, the jihadists also hoped to eradicate knowledge of its diverse legacy.
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The Sabres earned their first win in the opener of a four-game road trip, demolishing Edmonton 21-23 on Sunday behind two goals and two assists from Ryan O'Reilly.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Seven people were killed in a village in northeastern Bulgaria when a cargo train derailed and exploded, demolishing about 50 houses and public buildings, officials said on Saturday.
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As President Trump approaches his first 100 days in office, the left-leaning Public Citizen is warning about a "corporate takeover" of the White House that is demolishing regulatory protections.
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The 2 guys who took a crack at demolishing President Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star came face-to-face this weekend, and some wisdom was imparted ... TMZ has learned.
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One Christian pastor was buried alive for trying to stop officials from demolishing his church, the report said, while three Tibetans set themselves on fire to protest China's ongoing repression.
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Demolishing the generally-upheld boundaries between artwork and its beholders, America offers museum-goers a chance to interact with a piece of art by releasing their bodily excrements onto it.
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But "Demolishing" — the text of which was discovered by Mr. Hurlin during a fellowship at the American Academy in Rome — would be harrowing at any point during the past century.
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The local government has started demolishing some of the 900 illegal structures on the island and preparing to widen a 7-kilometer spine road clogged with trucks, motorbikes and vans.
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And, after a quick, home-demolishing battle, Atlanna is dragged back to Atlantis, leaving adult Arthur bitterly certain that the Atlantan power structure has killed her for her sexual amphibiousness.
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The project was criticized for demolishing Hanyang Jutaek, a collection of modest concrete homes that, ironically, were built in the 1970s to demonstrate modernity to a visiting North Korean delegation.
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After demolishing some printers and scanners, he donned his signature Bruno Chaussignand half-moon spectacles and a car coat by Clothsurgeon, a label that retrofits vintage sportswear brands like Champion.
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Douglass was now a major political figure, with an elegant hilltop home in Washington, D.C. Across the South, Jim Crow laws and racial terror were demolishing the gains of Reconstruction.
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The ABC television network bought the arena in the 43s and used it as a studio for 20 years before demolishing it to make way for offices and newer studios.
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In fact, inspections have indicated that, at most, 40 percent of it is damaged, and we have proposed demolishing only the heavily damaged sections, leaving intact the structurally sound parts.
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BJP's Pragya Thakur, the first person accused of terrorism to be fielded by a major political group in India, has boasted of her role in demolishing the mosque in Ayodhya.
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It has also stirred a debate about whether schools, churches and other places devastated by mass shootings can ever exorcise their legacy by demolishing the buildings where the violence unfolded.
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The party also joined a coalition in the big northern state of Bihar, in the process demolishing an opposition alliance that had dealt it its only major election defeat since 2014.
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Barcelona: The Spanish city used the 18003 Summer Olympics to redevelop its waterfront, demolishing old warehouses and industrial buildings and creating 2 miles (3 km) of beachfront and a modern marina.
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When it does, it'll take the solar system out with it, demolishing the planets its nurtured for eons with an "envelope" of dust and gas that will reveal the star's core.
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The orchestra's music often sounds like a chorus of beep-boops, or worse: Some compositions create screechy, metallic sounds, the noise a computer overlord would make when demolishing the human race.
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After demolishing reigning Stanley Cup champion Chicago 2956-214, the Stars dropped a 22-228 decision at Arizona 229 hours later and are tied with St. Louis atop the Central Division.
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The group also said three witnesses had reported security forces demolishing or burning "several buildings" in al-Arish which they had identified as being owned by suspected militants or their relatives.
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The chain saw, wielded by workers demolishing a row of homes, signaled the imminent end of thousands of hand-built monastic dwellings here at Larung Gar, the world's largest Buddhist institute.
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At that point, workers will enter from the Manhattan side (which will not be in service) and start demolishing the duct bank with jackhammers at the Brooklyn end, while working backwards.
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One of the unusual pleasures of Rooney's novels is watching young women engage in a casual intellectual hooliganism, demolishing every mediocrity that crosses their paths, just for the fun of it.
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"If I stopped writing, I would feel there was nothing left; it would be like demolishing a bridge that I haven't yet crossed," he writes at the end of the book.
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He scratched out a living while pushing his agenda on the Council: finding the money to fix the town's rutted roads, demolishing vacant homes, pushing for a mayoral system of government.
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The 217-foot-long tapestry recaps the entire tale, from King Robert's arrival at Winterfell in the pilot to the zombie dragon Viserion demolishing the Wall in the Season 7 finale.
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In 2014, officials from Norway's Ministry of Local Government and Modernization first proposed demolishing Y-Block, citing security concerns, and the need to free up space for new government office buildings.
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Trump threaded the needle on that occasion by demolishing the states that had been seen as a Democratic "blue wall" in the Rust Belt and Upper Midwest — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Davido / Photos by Brittany Sowacke Davido swept over the tiny stage like a whirlwind, a storm front demolishing what had been a tranquil space and turning it into a chaotic, roaring one.
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They may not have a whole industry of bad TV and movies that you can watch and empathize with while demolishing a block of cheese, but that doesn't mean they're not tough.
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So you have long-time Highland Park business owners like Cruz's parents demolishing their old restaurant building in favor of a new outdoor beer garden; legitimate, no-irony authenticity replaced by artifice.
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But in 22017, Kigali's leaders decided to start demolishing slums in the capital's poor suburbs – those with little access to piped water or electricity – and replace them with new roads and homes.
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While Martin O'Neill's men are yet to show whether or not they can make their mark at Euro 2016, Republic of Ireland fans are demolishing the tournament when it comes to antics.
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The Palestine Liberation Organization's department of culture and information countered with their version of that video, complete with canned laughter and images of Israeli forces brutalizing Palestinians, demolishing homes and bombing Gaza.
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But Chinese officials have begun demolishing many of the monastic homes, in another attempt to shape and control Tibetan culture and religious life, say representatives of two Tibetan advocacy groups outside China.
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The rush of demolishing your opponent while they slowly lose support from their home is the biggest shot of adrenaline you can possibly feel, it's basically the thrill of winning a war.
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"It is common knowledge that beaching a ship and demolishing it at the spot pollutes water and air, while untrained workers lack the expertise to deal with dangerous materials", the court said.
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Also in 2013, the brothers began demolishing the second floor of a building at 1003 Nassau Avenue in the Greenpoint section, even though people were living on the first and third floors.
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In April, a push to remove shanty towns near the rubbish-strewn railway track was met with violence as residents clashed with police and set fire to machinery used for demolishing homes.
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Waseem Akhtar, Karachi's mayor of two years, is bent on changing that by demolishing what he says are unlicensed businesses that have been operating on public property, in some cases for decades.
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After demolishing the Los Angeles Chargers, 41-28, the Patriots quarterback, who is about to appear in his eighth consecutive A.F.C. championship game, told reporters that no one believes in his team.
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"We have asked Autostrade to cooperate with Fincantieri, which is part of the local community, on demolishing and rebuilding the bridge," Liguria region governor Giovanni Toti said at the end of Friday's meeting.
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This means demolishing unnecessary red tape and regulations because it is becoming increasingly clear that regulations that focus on very large companies have unintended consequences that can be a disaster for smaller companies.
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The military has conducted several campaigns to crush insurgents and cut off their arms supplies, demolishing border villages and tunnels it said were used to smuggle arms and fighters from the Gaza Strip.
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Looks like the lawsuit is no longer necessary, because the City of L.A. just sent a letter to the neighbor giving him permission to rip the crap out of the deck ... demolishing it.
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"I confirm that Autostrade, which managed that road, will not touch the bridge and will not take part in demolishing or reconstructing, but will have to pay both," Toninelli said to Radio 24.
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The group, the International Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations, said aircraft had attacked a clinic in Khan Touman, killing two ambulance drivers and two nurses, and demolishing the three-story building.
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Days after gaining the candidacy, Thakur boasted about her role in demolishing a 16th century mosque in the northern Ayodhya city in 1992 – an event that sparked some of India's deadliest communal riots.
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In the United States, the right was strategically pitting economic growth against environmental concerns, while systematically demolishing the labor movement, which might have tried to pull the brake on runaway free-market fundamentalism.
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Restoring buildings, as opposed to demolishing them and starting over, is a point of pride among Memphians (see the former pyramid-shaped sports arena that now houses a swamp-themed Bass Pro Shop).
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The idea has divided the tight-knit community of Columbine and stirred debate about whether places devastated by mass shootings can ever exorcise their legacy by demolishing the buildings where the violence occurred.
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Worrell Yeung planned to open up the space, demolishing interior walls and removing the raised floors and dropped ceilings to make way for a completely reorganized apartment with four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
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To begin, he opened up the space by knocking down the wall that separated the kitchen from the living room and demolishing dropped ceilings to take advantage of the 11-foot interior height.
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As Israel pushes out the city's Palestinian residents by harassing them, confiscating their ID's, demolishing their homes and denying them services, the whole history of Palestinian presence in Jerusalem is being systematically erased.
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In 1992, the country's newly elected president, Alberto Fujimori, used a similar argument of national renewal to justify dissolving Congress; he then embarked on a long campaign of demolishing the country's democratic institutions.
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Doubling the size of the hall's campus required purchasing and demolishing roughly 135 homes along the western boundary that were within the jurisdiction of neighboring Plain Township, a bedroom community of 48,000 residents.
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You have to hand it to the legal team defending President Trump in the Senate's impeachment trial: It sticks to its story, even when confronted by new evidence pretty much demolishing that story.
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Earning just $210 a month, Kalam struggled to make ends meet and, four months into the job, he left to take up other work demolishing buildings with a hammer and a shovel, he said.
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ISIS established a horrifying standard of brutality, re-establishing slavery, practicing what amounted to genocide against the Yazidis, carrying out mass executions and beheadings -- all caught on camera -- and demolishing religious sites and antiquities.
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Black Panther hasn't even been in theaters for a full week, and it's already doing incredible things such as demolishing box office records and finally showing Black youth that, yes, they can be superheroes.
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Click here to view original GIFAll of the grinches out there can rejoice because in a special Christmas edition of needless destruction we have a hydraulic press demolishing the dumbest tchotchkes of the season.
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Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka has said the government supports a planned "thorough architectural rearrangement" of the house Hitler was born in near the border with Germany in 1889, which could include demolishing the building.
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"The mosque was a symbol of slavery as it was built by a Mughal invader Babar by demolishing a holy temple," said Sharad Sharma, spokesman of the Vishva Hindu Parishad, a Hindu nationalist organization.
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But on Saturday, in the lead up to the all-important Super Tuesday primaries, Clinton managed to shift the race back in her favor, demolishing expectations with a huge win in South Carolina's primary.
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I'd suggest that, in addition to Dr. Friedman's reasons, shuttering or demolishing it might signal to the survivors and the bereaved that we lack belief in their resilience in the face of such horror.
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A Eminem: Kamikaze (Aftermath/Shady/Interscope/Goliath) Strangely, the album he devotes to demolishing the Metacritic drones and social media ignorami who slimed Revival is more substantial than that clumsy labor of pride itself.
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BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - With postcard-perfect views of the Philippines' most treasured island behind them, laborers hammer away at the walls of the Boracay West Cove resort, demolishing them one chunk at a time.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - French workers began demolishing the "Jungle" shanty town in Calais on Tuesday, wielding sledgehammers to tear down makeshift dwellings as their former residents - migrants seeking entry to Britain - were moved out.
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Heavy rains early Tuesday caused rivers of mud and debris to run down from hillsides in Santa Barbara County, demolishing homes in the affluent seaside community of Montecito weeks after wildfires in the area.
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Analysts at JPMorgan Chase expect total 2018 buybacks to reach $800 billion — way up from $530 billion last year and demolishing 2007's all-time high that came in a bit below $700 billion.
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Demolishing buildings had not been a part of the calculus — at least not publicly — and Mr. de Blasio will likely face a struggle to garner buy-in from other elected officials and skeptical residents.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Officials in Nigeria on Friday began demolishing unstable structures on Lagos Island near the site of a deadly building collapse, displacing residents who had little warning that their homes would be destroyed.
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I reject, however, the current Frick assumption that the best way to accommodate its needs is by demolishing and only partially restoring the Russell Page Garden and doing away with the historic music room.
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Developers are trying to meet growing demand by modifying industrial buildings to meet the requirements of the logistics business or, more likely, demolishing them to make way for facilities built for the distribution industry.
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They pleaded with home buyers, who demanded their deposits back, to keep making their payments and even move in, on the theory that it is harder to go through with demolishing an inhabited building.
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Shortly after the survey came out, the city announced that it was demolishing the adjacent Promenade as part of a project to fix a deteriorating stretch of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway directly underneath it.
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He first received anonymous threats and was finally forced from office by his own councillors this month after demolishing 67 illegal dwellings, mostly holiday homes on the coast, since he took office in 2015.
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Rescuers have searched frantically for the missing after rivers of mud and boulders flooded through neighborhoods in and near Montecito, an affluent seaside community east of Santa Barbara, demolishing homes and leaving roads impassable.
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North Korea says it has taken steps to halt its nuclear development, including placing a moratorium on missile and nuclear bomb testing, demolishing its only known nuclear test site, and dismantling a rocket facility.
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In the wake of the 2018 floods, the county launched the Ellicott City Safe and Sound plan, which involves demolishing some old buildings, making tunnels to carry water under roads and clearing waterways more regularly.
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But the big question in the coming year is whether Trump will succeed in demolishing the norm of Justice Department independence and in contorting the rule of law to better advance his own political interests.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Bulldozers started demolishing hundreds of buildings in the Indonesian capital's largest red-light district on Monday as part of a nationwide effort to eradicate prostitution in the world's most populous Muslim-majority nation.
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Greece&aposs environment minister says authorities will start demolishing dozens of illegal constructions in the wider Athens region next week, in a crackdown on illegal building following the country&aposs deadliest forest fire in decades.
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NOAA started off with a video in March showing a shrimp demolishing a dragonfish in the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument, part of NOAA's effort to collect information about unknown areas of the ocean.
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As a laborer, "we actually do a little bit of everything," whether it's getting bricks and mortar for brick layers or demolishing the interior of the historic Liberty Theater in Times Square, Tolliver's first job.
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The $2.5 billion rehabilitation, much of it financed through the sale of air rights from adjacent properties and tax incentives to developers, included demolishing the viaduct and funneling traffic through a new three-mile tunnel.
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" She does exactly that, demolishing Lehrer's approach as "a certain genre of canned, cocktail-party social science, one that traffics in bespoke platitudes for the middlebrow and rehearses the same studies without saying something new.
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But those were the words uttered by Berlin-based food vlogger Ben Sumadiwiria in a video posted to his YouTube channel, which shows him demolishing a plate of noodles while on a trip to Jakarta.
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Despite having legal papers and permits issued by local authorities, he's demolishing his 10-year-old cliffside resort, in anticipation of being evicted for occupying a plot that was supposed to be protected forest land.
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Editorial In picking Representative Tom Price, President-elect Donald Trump has chosen as his secretary of health and human services a man intent on systematically weakening, if not demolishing, the nation's health care safety net.
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Next week, workers will shift from demolishing sections of the 105-year-old James A. Farley Building to transforming it into a grand train hall for passengers of Amtrak and the Long Island Rail Road.
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There is currently a court injunction stopping the government from demolishing the shanty towns and then this storm came and it's a gift for them and, based on their actions, that's how they're treating it.
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The Chiefs, who went 3-4 after a 4-0 start to the year, looked energized coming out of a bye week — a staple of Coach Andy Reid's career — demolishing the Oakland Raiders, 40-9.
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Rescuers have been searching frantically for the missing since rivers of mud and boulders plowed through neighborhoods in and near Montecito, an affluent seaside community east of Santa Barbara, demolishing homes and leaving roads impassable.
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The prices are often unbelievably good, but then I notice the words "Made in Vietnam," or some other country where illegal logging is demolishing forests at appalling speed, largely for the United States and European markets.
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But one major big question in the coming year is whether Trump will succeed in demolishing the norm of Justice Department independence and in contorting the rule of law to better advance his own political interests.
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The superintendent of Jefferson County Public Schools, Jason Glass, last month floated the idea of demolishing and rebuilding Columbine in a letter to staff, students, parents and members of the surrounding Denver suburb of Littleton, Colorado.
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After demolishing these structures we have been presented with a situation that tells us the only thing that matters is the work you do—and therefore you should revolve and center your whole life around that.
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In 2016, BIG's master plan for the Smithsonian, which proposed demolishing a traditional public garden in favor of an underground gallery complex with upturned glassy corners, also attracted controversy, prompting a redesign, released early this year.
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"Now, though, with the bricks they can't do anything," he said, adding that the rebuilt school also holds a court order barring the civil administration from demolishing the school until its construction application is ruled on.
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" University of Wisconsin historian Alfred McCoy declared to The Intercept that Trump has been demolishing "pillars of U.S. global power.... He's weakened the NATO alliance; he's weakened our alliances with Asian allies along the Pacific littoral.
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"If we place our hopes for reducing the population just in demolishing illegal buildings and low-grade markets, the actual outcomes may well be contrary to what is hoped for," Mr. Yin wrote earlier this year.
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I pined for something more jolly; Blondie's "Heart of Glass," say, or that very satisfying Carrie Underwood song in which she crows about demolishing her cheating ex's car with a bat and a set of keys.
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Yingluck's brother, Thaksin Shinawatra, who heads the political clan, was overthrown in a 423 coup and fled into exile to escape a corruption conviction that he said was aimed at demolishing the populist movement he founded.
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Perhaps they truly don't grasp that their provisional allies on the alt-right are not simply against the present disposition of American institutions, but also devoted to demolishing the restraining influence of standards and institutions altogether.
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Perhaps most importantly, the report confirmed that the controversial Steele dossier was not relied upon to open the Bureau's investigation of Trump's campaign, demolishing a particularly pernicious fabrication relentlessly parroted in right-wing media echo chambers.
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When engineers completed I-70's north Denver segment in 1964, they laid a ribbon of concrete through the heart of the community, razing a portion of its main street and demolishing at least 30 houses.
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The last time Stephens and Keys played each other was on a hardcourt in the Flushing Meadows final when Stephens ended up consoling her tearful friend after demolishing her to claim a maiden Grand Slam title.
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Joe Moses has accused PNG authorities of treating people unfairly in demolishing the Paga Hill seafront settlement in the capital Port Moresby to make way for a luxury hotel and apartments development and a ring road.
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The Committee to Protect California Jobs has hired Gale Kaufman to do it; she's a renowned consultant who helped get pro-marijuana legislation passed in California and was credited with "demolishing" Governor Schwarzenegger's ambitious agenda in 2005.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with sledgehammers, French workers on Tuesday began demolishing the "Jungle" camp outside the port town of Calais, which has been home to thousands of migrants, many of them seeking entry to Britain.
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The governor, at the same time, floated the idea of demolishing the 5,600-seat theater now beneath Madison Square Garden, to make way for a glassy entrance to Penn Station along the east side of Eighth Avenue.
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One of the reasons that the fight world was so excited to see Marlon Moraes in the Octagon was that he was demolishing anyone World Series of Fighting could find to fight him as their bantamweight champion.
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So far this year, the Tigers have: While Alabama, Michigan, and Washington are demolishing everything in their path, and while Ohio State is building a resume on impressive road wins, Clemson is limping toward the finish line.
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The ninth seed did not disappoint the legion of Japanese fans who gave him a hero's welcome as he walked on to Court 12, demolishing an opponent who was playing his first senior-level match on grass.
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As things got worse, we had to come up with more cunning plans: demolishing walls to create quicker escape vectors, grappling onto high ground to up our shot percentages, keeping the medic well protected in the back.
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In conversations this week with two leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention, the pastor here, Frank Pomeroy, whose daughter died in the attack, raised the possibility of demolishing the building and erecting a memorial in its place.
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Without warning, the long beams of Douglas fir that supported the roof had fallen seventeen stories, crashing through the rear of the Dragon Dream, crushing fins, demolishing an engine, and smashing the ultralight carbon honeycomb fibre trusses.
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On Monday there were violent clashes on the Greek-Macedonian border as refugees clashed with border guards, while riot police in Calais were confronted as French authorities started demolishing part of the camp known as the Jungle.
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The opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) was banned at the government's request last week, deepening Hun Sen's fight with Western donors who accuse him of demolishing democracy in the country he has ruled for over 32 years.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Mario Mandzukic and Nikola Kalinic grabbed hat-tricks as Croatia achieved a record win as an independent nation by demolishing San Marino 123-0 in their final Euro 2016 warm-up match in Rijeka on Saturday.
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"There used to be a lot of workers here but now they are demolishing the entire place," said a caretaker who gave his surname as Wei, pointing at the deserted warehouse of an abandoned factory he was guarding.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Several tornadoes plowed through central Indiana on Wednesday, demolishing numerous homes and a Starbucks cafe in the town of Kokomo and cutting off power to thousands of Indianapolis-area residents, but no serious injuries were reported.
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At least, that was the case when people got word that a small child reportedly went wild on a Make Up For Ever display at the retailer, demolishing thousands of dollars-worth of sample products in the process.
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As well as demolishing the official version, the report complains that government investigators have blocked exploration of an alternative hypothesis that the students were attacked because they unwittingly commandeered a bus full of hidden drugs or trafficking profits.
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The society I grew up in was a microcosm of the show's world, one where women circumvented their established roles of wife, mother, and helper not by demolishing them, but by inventing their own communities within those roles.
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New York needed the South Bronx to become a "ghetto" in order to instigate its "urban renewal," a long process of demolishing low-income housing to make way for Lincoln Center, Columbia University housing, and parts of NYU.
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Oregon has prevailed by an average of 23.8 points during its winning streak with 10 of the victories coming by 303 or more points, but the Huskies are soaring high after demolishing Stanford 44-6 on Sept. 30.
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We had heard about guests laying siege to a restaurant, demolishing c-suites and stock valuations because prices were raised, a favorite dish was removed, or a beef patty was reduced so much as one ounce in weight.
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Addressing a fund-raiser in Manhattan last week, Mr. Trump thanked Mr. Christie for his political advice and his sophisticated grasp of government — and, perhaps most of all, for his part in demolishing Senator Marco Rubio's presidential campaign.
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" Russia, he explained, did not want to dismantle the trans-Atlantic world order by splintering NATO and demolishing the European Union, as was frequently suggested by the Western press using headlines like "Is Putin's Master Plan Only Beginning?
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Over the whir of drills and the crackle of welding torches, he explained how workers had spent the last several weeks demolishing the concrete-and-steel floor of the huge room where the city's mail once was sorted.
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Trump's willingness to break the conventions of decorum and decency with demolishing attacks on his rivals, and a disregard for civility, are inseparable from his political appeal to the base on which he has built his political career.
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Broward County Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie said Friday that the district is considering demolishing the three-story freshman building at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and replacing it with a memorial, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
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It's a reality that speaks not only to arguably the most exuberant and diversified bench this organization has ever had, but DeRozan's comfort demolishing second units like 36-year-old Barry Bonds in a slow-pitch softball league.
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In the aftermath of the Iraq invasion, Bush had limited success in using financial aid – and the threat of greater sanctions – to persuade Pyongyang to slow its program, even demolishing a cooling tower at the nuclear facility in Yongbyon.
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And so, naturally, "Harambe" is full of gravelly vocal contortions last heard from Louis Armstrong while the title character is never mentioned, utterly demolishing the idea anyone else could make a song about something so pointless as a joke.
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A video of the attack surfaced on social media, showing a mob demolishing the mosque, which is said to have been visited by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who founded the Ahmadi faith in the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - A former Macedonian prime minister denied demolishing a building owned by a political opponent when he appeared in court on Friday and accused the public prosecutor of launching proceedings against him on the orders of the opposition.
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ATHENS, Greece – Authorities in Greece will start demolishing dozens of illegal fences and other structures in the wider Athens region next week in a crackdown on building without permits that follows the country&aposs deadliest forest fire in decades.
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It coincided with two crucial developments in the relationship between art and technology: the pop-art movement, which was demolishing boundaries between high art and everyday life, and ARPANET, the computer-to-computer network which would become the internet.
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If anything, our findings point to November as a particularly bad time for startups to raise from VCs because, like most others in the U.S., investors are occupied with more important things like seeing family and demolishing Thanksgiving leftovers.
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The Chipperfield project — which calls for demolishing the existing Lila Acheson Wallace Wing in the museum's southwest corner, increasing the gallery space and doubling the size of the Roof Garden — will "be quiet for a while," Mr. Weiss said.
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He was appalled when it began demolishing holy sites that it deemed heretical, especially an ancient Islamic shrine that was said to entomb the Biblical figure Jonah (who appears in the Koran as well as in the Old Testament).
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He is 21-3 in mixed martial arts and is the only man in U.F.C. history to hold two belts simultaneously, a feat he accomplished with a demolishing of lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez at Madison Square Garden in November.
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"The cable-stayed bridge is a relatively simple bridge to build," said Larry Gillman, the project director for the joint venture — Skanska USA, Kiewit and ECCO III Enterprises — that is constructing the first span and demolishing the existing bridge.
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But it's good to remember, as you ponder whether to buy an internet-connected thermostat, or lamp, or refrigerator: The transformation from a lowly appliance to a node in a vast privacy-demolishing network is just a software update away.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - The pastor of a rural Texas church sprayed with gunfire in a shooting rampage that killed 26 people is considering demolishing the building and putting a memorial in its place, a Southern Baptist Convention official said on Thursday.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Hours after reigning champion Novak Djokovic crashed out of the Australian Open on Thursday, Rafael Nadal raised hopes of filling the power vacuum after demolishing Marcos Baghdatis 6-3 31-1 6-3 to reach the third round.
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WATFORD CITY, N.D. – A newborn baby was killed and more than two dozen people were injured when a tornado whipped through a North Dakota oil patch city overnight, overturning recreational vehicles and demolishing more than 100 structures, officials said Tuesday.
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President Trump threatened to pull federal funding from California in a tweet on Saturday for the state's "gross mismanagement of the forests," as the most destructive wildfire in the state's history ravages the region, demolishing homes and leaving multiple people dead.
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After her comments about cursing Karkare and demolishing a mosque, India's Election Commission, the autonomous body charged with ensuring the world's largest democracy plays by the rules, handed her a 72-hour ban on campaigning, just days before polls opened.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Roland Garros got a thrilling glimpse of the future of women's tennis on Thursday when free-hitting teenager Amanda Anisimova romped into the French Open semi-finals, demolishing champion Simona Halep for the loss of only six games.
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The simple fact is that all of this constructing, demolishing, harvesting, and gathering is nested inside of a big story that asks big questions about the nature of creation and destruction and dwells on how communities come together and break apart.
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Armies bleed out in sieges against mountain strongholds, proud legions of discipline infantry are demolishing by skirmishing cavalry on open plains and deserts, and great generals can turn the tide even when numbers, tactics, and terrain have all gone against you.
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Just as Kim made a show of blowing up a tunnel used in the nuclear program, he could start demolishing one camp each month to demonstrate that he intends to be a different kind of North Korean leader going forward.
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Recently during the unveiling of the State Department's latest religious freedom report, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called out Sudan for arresting or intimidating Christian clergy and church members, and for demolishing churches and trying to close church schools.
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The Brazilian men's soccer team, which had been lambasted after two tame 0-0 draws to start the tournament, put it all together in a semifinal game at the famed Maracanã stadium, demolishing Honduras, 6-0, with Neymar scoring twice.
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MANILA (Reuters) - With enough iron ore to construct Paris's Eiffel Tower nearly 153,215 times over, China's ports are bursting with stockpiles of the raw material and some of them are demolishing old buildings to create more storage space, trading sources said.
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The first was in August 1971, when President Georges Pompidou took advantage of Parisians' summer break to begin demolishing the halls by the famed architect Victor Baltard on the site of what had been the city's storied market for eight centuries.
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LCOR is demolishing a 230,000-square-foot building that formerly held the Army inspector general's office and in its place is building two 212.6-story towers to total 290,22013 square feet of 22016 residential rental units, to be called the Altaire.
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For Palestinians, Trump's recognition of Israeli sovereignty in the Golan Heights is just the latest example of how the White House has given Netanyahu everything he wants, tilting U.S. policy towards the Israeli side and demolishing the chance for peace.
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Here he is demolishing fellow Frenchman David Hergault: But his most famous bout was a unanimous decision over Ramon Dekkers, in which the rapid fire, pinpoint kicking attacks of Pennacchio made Dekkers powerful Muay Thai seem plodding and confused in comparison.
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Emerging New Zealander heavyweight Joseph Parker sent a clear message to Anthony Joshua and the rest of boxing's heavyweight division after demolishing the now 38-3 Crimean-born German heavyweight Alexander Dimitrenko inside three rounds in Auckland's Vodafone Events Centre.
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Rangers dominate Blues, 5-0 NEW YORK — At some point this season, the New York Rangers will fall off their average of four goals per game and they won't find themselves demolishing the NHL's best teams on a regular basis.
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Partisanship, ideology, and personal ambition are all inclined to unite Israel's broader political right behind a comprehensively anti-democratic politics: restricting minority rights, demolishing institutional checks on the prime minister's power, and muzzling critical voices in the media and civil society.
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Some prominent architects say demolishing the hotel would be just fine because they do not see much artistic or historic value in the structure, which has been abandoned since the 1990s, and has weeds and wildflowers growing in its mildewed crevices.
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The accelerationism they preached centered on heightening the contradictions, using violence both to target their enemies and force a harsh response from the political system — eventually, they hoped, demolishing the state apparatus that stands between us and a white-dominated future.
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Coming on the heels of his participation in the 2017 Whitney Biennial film program, the exhibit presents four of his short films, which take the moon, cars, and a surprising variety of automobile-demolishing machines and techniques as their subjects.
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In the 1950s and 60s, for example, notorious public transit-foe Robert Moses pushed a plan that would have connected the Holland Tunnel and the Manhattan Bridge with a 10-lane expressway — demolishing much of SoHo and Little Italy, then considered "blighted" neighborhoods.
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Exhibit A: A new free rhythm game called Super Kaiju Dunk City where a giant monster sticks to the script, demolishing the city and turning an army into cereal dust, but mixing it up a bit with some one-on-army hoops.
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Last week, Khanjar, a native of the embattled Sunni city of Falluja, announced in a televised address that he was forming a delegation to investigate "extrajudicial killing," the "demolishing and looting of property" and other alleged human rights violations by Shi'ite militia there.
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The 26-year-old calmly steered his way into yachting history on Monday, demolishing Spithill's Oracle Team USA to win the trophy which is a national obsession in New Zealand and in the process become the youngest ever sailor to do so.
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ROME, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Toll road operator Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) will not take part in demolishing or reconstructing the collapsed bridge in the city of Genoa, but will have to pay for both operations, Italy's Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Tuesday.
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Modernism's practitioners were not just taken with their own self-image as individual artistic creators—a concept that had been less pronounced in the nineteenth century—but they also fervently sought to remake the built environment by demolishing the architecture of the past.
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Mr. Chung said Mr. Kim brought up a series of confidence-building measures his country has taken this year, such as a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests, demolishing his country's only nuclear test site and dismantling a missile engine-test facility.
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Taylor Fritz, a 20-year-old American, pushed No. 63 Dominic Thiem on Friday afternoon in their third-round match — pushed him hard enough, in fact, that Thiem vented his frustration by demolishing one of his rackets early in the third set.
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Mr. Moon has been eager to improve ties with North Korea, opening the first inter-Korean liaison office in September and demolishing 11 military guard posts this month within the two-and-a-half-mile-wide Demilitarized Zone that separates the two Koreas.
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A former painter and mayor of Tirana who began as premier in 2013 by demolishing illegal buildings to make way for new roads, Rama said he preferred to build new neighborhoods in Durres, the capital Tirana and the townlets of Thumane and Lac.
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Tomorrow I will admit to eating a bowl of my kids' sugary cereal for breakfast, but I will also gloat over having pushed the bowl aside when I finished and stayed in that seat, building and demolishing and rebuilding paragraphs for three hours.
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In the course of a smart post demolishing the myth of Donald Trump's electability, Ross Douthat raises what is, I think, one of the most interesting questions of this political cycle: Could Trumpism exist — hell, could it be even stronger — absent Trump himself?
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He'd need to start demolishing her — and not just in races where he's likely to do well (like the caucuses in Washington, Hawaii, Alaska, and Idaho), but in Clinton's home state of New York, in Connecticut, and among the heavily black primary electorate of Maryland.
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DEFENDERS of President Donald Trump offer two arguments in his favour—that he is a businessman who will curb the excesses of the state; and that he will help America stand tall again by demolishing the politically correct taboos of left-leaning, establishment elites.
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First among them is the utterly broken process of Supreme Court nominations under President Donald Trump and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, which leaves little doubt that any nominee to replace Justice Kennedy would be intent on demolishing the key pillars of his legacy.
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Jacobs skewered overreaching modernists like the architect Le Corbusier (who once proposed demolishing half of central Paris in the name of renewal), and she took on New York's infamous urban czar, Robert Moses, when he planned to run a highway through Washington Square Park.
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Thankfully, the economic powerhouse in question is Man City as opposed to the mighty EU, and De Bruyne is mainly demolishing back fours and offside traps rather than, say, our sacred customs, ancient laws and right to work very long hours for abysmal pay.
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We don't tell lawyers to stick to lawyering or doctors to stick to doctoring, so the stigma surrounding DJs—who have eyes and ears on them everlastingly, or at least until they go on a career-demolishing homophobic rant—participating in political discourse is perplexing.
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Demolition, written by Bryan Sipe and directed by Dallas Buyer's Club and Wild's Jean-Marc Vallée, tells the story of Davis Mitchell, a man who can't bring himself to appropriately grieve the sudden death of his wife, and so starts literally demolishing everything he can.
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PARIS — Judges at the International Criminal Court ordered a radical Islamist on Tuesday to serve nine years in prison for his role in demolishing historic Muslim shrines in Timbuktu, Mali, in the court's first prosecution of the destruction of cultural heritage as a war crime.
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To lure builders and buyers, the local government moved wig-making businesses to the city's fringes, spent tens of billions of yuan demolishing shantytown homes, and built a series of lakes and parks, including a gigantic "Central Park" modeled on the one in Manhattan.
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A brief but violent tornado tore a two-mile path through the outskirts of the Oklahoma City suburb of El Reno, demolishing much of the American Budget Value Inn motel and two of its neighbors, the Skyview mobile-home park and a car dealership.
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Everyone may be excited about Monday's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Rams, but New Orleans, which has been absolutely demolishing teams since Week 143, improved to 9-1 with a huge win over the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.
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Mr. Ebert also maintained that the 21 artists who had joined the suit had known for years that 5Pointz would eventually come down and contended that they had destroyed more graffiti themselves by constantly changing their paintings than Mr. Wolkoff had in demolishing the structures.
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On a trip to Puerto Rico in 2018 as part of a post-Hurricane Maria relief effort, he posted a video on Twitter that showed him wearing a hard hat and swinging a sledgehammer while demolishing the wall of what appeared to be a terrace.
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"Saturday's caucus in Nevada saw Senator Bernie Sanders emerge as a big winner, demonstrating his ability to put together a broad coalition of supporters and demolishing the argument that he can't attract minority supporters," L. Thomas Block, Fundstrat's Washington policy strategist, said in a note.
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Demolishing and replacing the bridge "would have changed the character of Kew Gardens, and we would have ceased to be the urban village that we've been," said Murray Berger, 94, one of the many residents who has led the charge to preserve the bridge.
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In a development that bodes ill for the U.S. central bank's millennial outreach, the Fed's Facebook page, launched last week, is now overrun by young critics, who accuse the monetary authority of everything from fueling a bubble in real-estate to demolishing savings by keeping rates low.
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"North Korea's plan to demolish the tunnels in front of journalists is a perfect, made-for-TV moment, exactly like demolishing the cooling tower at Yongbyon was in 2008," said Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia nonproliferation program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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We're not just talking about the U.S. women's hockey team demolishing the reigning Canadian champs, either — but rather Ester Ledecká, the alpine skier and snowboarder from the Czech Republic who did the unexpected and came out on top at the women's Super-G competition late last week.
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In 2015, the Syrian Kurds were forcibly removing people from their homes by "deliberately demolishing civilian homes, in some cases razing and burning entire villages," Amnesty International's Lama Fakih said in a report based on information the rights group had gathered on a fact-finding mission.
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"Veep" can rarely be called triumphant, but toward the end of this episode, when a dazzlingly attired President Meyer is demolishing her enemies with devastating words and a killer smile … well, for a few moments she actually is the most powerful person in the free world.
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In this week's episode of The Hill's History-Cast, we take a deep dive into the historical roots of the filibuster, what it's meant for some of the great debates in the nation's history — and whether Republicans could take things one step farther by demolishing all filibusters.
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It was part of a redevelopment project in the area that called for demolishing a dozen old structures, then providing housing in new ones for the residents, said Atul Shah, a spokesman for the governing Bharatiya Janata Party in the state of Maharashtra, which includes Mumbai.
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The prime minister's brother and sister accuse him of abusing his power to try to preserve the estate of their father — the city-state's revered founder, Lee Kuan Yew — as a bedrock for a future dynasty, instead of demolishing it as the unsentimental Mr. Lee wished.
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"This includes demolishing old facilities and constructing new ones that will be situated or consolidated more centrally near the hub of the base where the airfield, hangars, dining facility, hospital and runway are located," said Stella Marco, project manager, New York District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Leaving trails of green dust, these prove easily crushable with the impact of a heeled shoe or even bare hands, though Ms. Rosenblit also applies heftier tools — a stockinged horse hoof that she wears for a time, a gleaming pocketknife — to the intermittent task of demolishing them.
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With a face like smashed rubble and an expression of almost permanent menace, he was a formidable figure in the middle of the Bilbao defence, and from his senior debut in 1975 onwards he became known for his brutal tackling and seeming relish for demolishing opponents by any means.
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In May, the company also began demolishing its nearby Hudson Falls plant, an Eisenhower-era relic that sat on the edge of the Hudson, its soil so polluted with PCBs that engineers dug tunnels 200 feet into bedrock to capture minute amounts of poison seeping into the river.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times ALONG THE CAROLINAS COAST — Two weeks after a storm named Florence barreled into dozens of coastal communities — flooding homes, demolishing buildings, uprooting trees and carving up roads — its wrath and havoc continue, with entire neighborhoods still submerged and streets entirely impassable.
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"There's no pre-existing building conditions, so you don't have to worry about demolishing something and, say, you find asbestos and all of a sudden you've got to encapsulate and do all sorts of crazy stuff," said William Shanahan, chairman of CBRE's New York City Capital Markets group.
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But the furor over the execution of Mr. Jia, who had sought revenge on officials for demolishing his home, has raised doubts about Mr. Xi's efforts, with people across the country publicly assailing inequities in the justice system and asking why high-level officials often escape the death penalty.
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N.F.C. Matchups SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (10-6) AT MINNESOTA VIKINGS (11-5) Seattle may be the lowest-seeded team in the N.F.C., but there is a reason it has played in the last two Super Bowls, and it reminded everyone of that in Week 17 by demolishing the Arizona Cardinals, 36-6.
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If Billy can emulate any of Hawkins, Indiana's great ego-demolishing men (Hopper, Bob, and Steve), then he, too, can end the cycle of abuse and overcome the monster of masculinity to invert the beloved 80s tropes that made us fall in love with Stranger Things in the first place.
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They therefore ran the experiment again, having recruited 270 new participants, with additional statements like "I am in favour of demolishing/the demolition of homes belonging to family members of those involved in terrorist activities" and "of cutting off/the cutting off of supply of electricity to Gaza during wartime".
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Much of the reason Wayne got so much recognition on this tape (besides perhaps literally giving a speech on why he was the best rapper alive) was because there he was, demolishing every popular beat and lots of not-so-popular ones, crossing you up while rapping about, like, watching Sportscenter.
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Speaking at a closed-door session at a regional security forum in Singapore, Ri Yong-ho, North Korea's foreign minister, said his country had taken a series of actions toward denuclearization, such as halting nuclear and missile tests, demolishing an underground nuclear test site and dismantling a missile engine test site.
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In a widely circulated article in 2014, Sama Banya, Sierra Leone's leading conservationist, called on President Ernest Bai Koroma to enforce the National Protected Area law, which his government enacted in 2012, by demolishing buildings constructed on protected land and planting trees to replace those that had been cut down.
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Constructed primarily in the 1960s and subjected to an urban-renewal program in the '80s that involved demolishing some developments on live television, most were built for the city's working-class population, which exploded after World War II, and later housed the foreign guest workers who arrived around the same time.
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"I take the classic liberal position that it's better to have the open debate, have them be challenged, and then often that ends up demolishing and exposing their position much more effectively than anything else," said Timothy Garton Ash, a European historian at St. Antony's and one of the world's leading public intellectuals.
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In a sweeping new executive order, President Trump ordered his Cabinet today to start demolishing a wide array of Obama-era policies on global warming — including emissions rules for power plants, limits on methane leaks, a moratorium on federal coal leasing, and the use of the social cost of carbon to guide government actions.
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In a sweeping new executive order, President Trump will order his Cabinet to start demolishing a wide array of Obama-era policies on global warming — including emissions rules for power plants, limits on methane leaks, a moratorium on federal coal leasing, and the use of the social cost of carbon to guide government actions.
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Still, that didn't stop Levinson and Orowitz — CEO and managing director of L&L Holding Company, respectively — from demolishing one of the most profitable DoubleTree hotels in the world and lifting the third-largest Broadway theater several stories in an effort to build an updated luxury hotel anchored by 75,000 square feet of retail space.
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In doing so, Trump overturned America's Syria policy, demolishing assurances to both local allies and international partners alike that the SDF's sacrifice of 11,000 fighters in the bloody war against the Islamic State would be repaid with some form of negotiated settlement with Turkey, or at least protection from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's vengeance.
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The Bard SummerScape's other offerings this summer will include "Demolishing Everything With Amazing Speed," four rediscovered puppet plays by Fortunato Depero, the Italian Futurist, as reimagined by Dan Hurlin; and the world premiere of "Fantasque," a family-friendly ballet set to music of Respighi and Rossini with choreography by John Heginbotham and puppetry by Amy Trompetter.
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While steroids, stimulants, amphetamines and cocaine are all defined as performance enhancing – and as such using them is something of an ethical no-no – there are few who would argue athletic endeavour is heightened by a drug the common side effects of which include acute inactivity, dozing off on the sofa and demolishing half a multipack of Wotsits.
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Mr. Pruitt also used the occasion to restate the administration's environmental agenda, which was set forth in Mr. Trump's energy independence executive order last month and which basically involves demolishing or amending beyond recognition every useful thing the Obama administration did to improve air and water quality and reduce emissions of the greenhouse gases that cause climate change.
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LOS ANGELES — With the Los Angeles County Museum of Art just weeks away from demolishing four buildings on its campus to make way for a $650 million structure by Peter Zumthor, the Ahmanson Foundation said Tuesday that it is suspending its decades-long program of buying art for the museum over concerns about the effects of the radical redesign.
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Since 2013, the Howard Hughes Corporation has been demolishing, building and rebuilding at the 400,23-square-foot site to create a $785 million curated neighborhood that the development company hopes will appeal to actual New Yorkers, particularly the high-earning millennials who have been swarming to the downtown area to live and work in the last decade.
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Demolishing an edifice of the post-World War II French welfare system, a point-based system, which is currently being debated in the Assemblée Nationale (the lower house of the French Parliament) and should be voted by the Parliament this summer, would extend the retirement age and decrease pensions for the vast majority of wage earners.
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Hammer doesn't strut, but his every action, be it dismounting a bicycle, draining a glass of juice (apricot, of course), slinging a backpack over his shoulder, rolling sideways into a pool, or demolishing a boiled egg at breakfast until it's a welter of spilled yolk suggests a person almost aggressively at home in his own body, and thus in the larger world.
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Baseball history is littered with memorable moments of anger-letting: David Ortiz demolishing the bullpen phone at Camden Yards with a bat; Paul O'Neill pummeling the water cooler in the dugout or taking a bat to the toilet paper dispenser in the Yankee Stadium bathroom; Bo Jackson breaking his bat over his helmet; Kevin Brown breaking his hand by punching a clubhouse wall.
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To overhaul the rest, they turned to Jack Franzen, of J.P. Franzen Associates Architects, and Rena Cherny, an interior designer who owns RC Studio, who developed plans to reconfigure the ground floor by demolishing the powder room — which sat at one end of the living room, blocking light from two windows — and create a single, bright living-and-dining area.
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Apparently in need of some R&R after demolishing American dreams like a Miley Cyrus wrecking ball, Trump is traveling to his Mar-a-Lago estate later today, but not before meeting with his economic advisory group, where he reportedly plans to dismantle the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, a post-2008-financial-crisis law that regulates financial markets and protects consumers.
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TIME already named Trump Person of the Year back in 2016, for "reminding America that demagoguery feeds on despair and that truth is only as powerful as the trust in those who speak it, for empowering a hidden electorate by mainstreaming its furies and live-streaming its fears, and for framing tomorrow's political culture by demolishing yesterday's," the magazine's then-head Nancy Gibbs wrote.
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As the coronavirus rages across the country, killing dozens of people a day, overwhelming hospitals, and demolishing the lives of anyone who's not able to keep making an income from home, our government has started to seriously float a new strategy to deal with the deadly global pandemic: let potentially millions of people die long, excruciating deaths in order to more quickly repair the economy.
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They gave an animated treatment about the pains of a grueling tour life to "Dark Days," they documented themselves epically demolishing Babcock's prized Toyota Camry in "Mabu," and most famously, in their video for "Guilt Trip," they depicted a fictionalized backstory for the band, the result of which was so cinematic and beautiful that it was nominated for a Juno Award in Canada for Video of the Year.
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On the evening of May 69903, owner Jim Smith discovered a notice posted outside the venue announcing that the property owners, L & R Group of Companies, have begun the process of demolishing the building, as well as the other buildings on the block, including The New Jalisco Bar, a gay bar that has served patrons for over 20 years, and the Downtown Independent, one of LA's last dedicated independent film theaters.
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