Fundamentally, politicians who have been felled by adultery scandal have been felled because they chose to resign or were forced out by indictments.
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Partly for the same reason, the trees also tended to shatter when felled; it was reckoned that half of any felled giant was thus wasted.
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Allegations of sexual misconduct have felled other television news heavyweights.
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The worst year was 1991, when feseekh felled 18 people.
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Foul weather, like winter storms, have felled airline operations before.
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You get them, that'll be a giant that you felled.
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Others will wield toy chainsaws and bundles of felled timber.
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Usually, the documentary cuts away from mammals after they're felled.
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Kershaw crouched on the mound, felled again by postseason misery.
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Château d'Aunoy's grounds became a chaotic tangle of felled trees.
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Once the trees are felled, they are burned, Luz said.
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"She has overcome challenges that would have felled many lesser people."
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According to investigators, Campos was felled shortly after 1:30 a.m.
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Liston was felled by a "phantom punch" in the second round.
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Large cracks appeared on provincial roads and electricity poles were felled.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt was felled by a cerebral hemorrhage in 1945.
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Gorsuch was felled for scandals involving mismanagement of critical EPA programs.
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In the end, the bull market was felled by a virus.
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Mushrooms grew on the roots of trees felled by passing storms.
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Wash's war on corruption, which either directly or indirectly felled numerous
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The designer was felled suddenly, of a heart attack, in November.
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Such an internal "recall" felled a previous president, Thabo Mbeki, in 2008.
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This could be recouped with timber revenue if big trees are felled.
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Heavy winds felled trees and power lines throughout the state, and Gov.
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This is the injury that felled former Arizona running back Ryan Williams.
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Mr Yeung, the beekeeper, says "hunters" felled and butchered it in situ.
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He was not so much felled by death as downsized by it.
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Arslan said that while 380,000 trees were felled, 2.5 million were planted.
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A legion of natty angels, felled by the hubris of fraudulent invincibility.
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Yet all were inactive on Tuesday, felled by injuries, underperformance or both.
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As players are felled by injuries and fatigue, Phillips's narrative loses steam.
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I spent loads of time there, building forts out of felled branches.
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He said some power lines were knocked down and other trees felled.
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Lawmakers in numerous states have been felled by allegations in recent weeks.
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A snake slithered into the shade of felled trees and shredded siding.
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Hurricane Bertha felled thousands of trees of every size across the region.
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One celebrity chef felled by #MeToo is plotting a comeback: Mario Batali.
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The rat that Lavery found in the felled tree died soon after.
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Other protesters scattered, setting fire to felled trees to cover their retreat.
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High-profile assassinations in recent years have felled high-profile gang leaders.
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And Kantner was felled by multiple organ failure brought on by septic shock.
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So the simplistic story—that the Plaza accord felled Japan—misses the mark.
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After the tree was felled, the students took mud from a nearby stream.
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The war felled Russian, German, Austro-Hungarian, and Ottoman empires at a stroke.
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Think RadioShack, Palm, Polaroid — giants in their respective fields felled by technological change.
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The bullet that felled General Khattiya in 2010 missed my head by inches.
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Maria felled the rainforest and knocked out the electricity, telecoms and water supplies.
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Campos was felled while standing in line with his younger brother, Drake Garibay.
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Settlers and logging companies felled the forests and left lands lathered in slash.
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They felled trees to make cabins, shot deer, and talked crap all day.
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It felled the ranked teams Michigan State by 593 and Wisconsin by 259.
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The dramatic "Felled Lighthouse" (795), by Los Carpinteros, allegorizes the fall of power.
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Dendrochronology tests showed that Boulle's workshop used wood from oaks felled in 1698.
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A wave of buyouts has collapsed in recent weeks, felled by digital competition.
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After trees are felled, the area is torched to clear land for maize.
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After trees are felled, the area is torched to clear land for maize.
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But forestry officials did not systematically replant the trees as they were felled.
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And don't ask about the gazebo, felled out front, demurely sheeted by snow.
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Ohia lehua trees felled by the lava flows smoldered under the cloudy sky.
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But unfortunately she was felled by the flu just prior to her performance.
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The iconic American spectacle was felled by a variety of factors, company executives say.
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A count of the felled giant sequoia's rings suggested it was 1,244 years old.
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Derivatives markets of the type that felled AIG, an insurer, are smaller and safer.
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He is believed to have engaged in hand to hand combat before being felled.
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At least half a dozen senior staff were felled, including campaign manager Robby Mook.
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Balda felled trees onto railway lines north of Prague causing two trains to derail.
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Van Emmerik was felled by a massive heart attack at the age of 93.
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But the owner felled the trees a year ago and sold it to him.
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Many rolled down their car windows and asked if it was finally being felled.
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Is the hero of the finale Mahler himself, felled by three fateful hammer blows?
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He was a peaceable monarch, but saw Parliament almost felled by the Gunpowder Plot.
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Ms. McCaskill was not the only Democrat felled by Mr. Trump's second-city barnstorming.
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Suddenly, Wilder lashed out with a huge right that felled Stiverne (25-3-1).
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The previous government was felled by the Panama Papers scandal over offshore tax havens.
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So far, it appears Acosta will escape the sort of attacks that felled Puzder.
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If a treehouse is felled in an empty forest, does it even cause grief?
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The situation rekindled memories of the "bedroom tax", another policy felled by a catchy nickname.
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This time, it was felled not by civilian axes and shovelsbut by the rebels' bulldozer.
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Mangkhut's winds blew down flimsy buildings, tore the roofs off sturdier ones and felled trees.
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That was the largest single death toll among the 38 buildings felled by the quake.
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In January, the director of the bureau, Wang Baoan, was felled in a corruption investigation.
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As proud as he is, 600 felled trees pales against the scale of the invasion.
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Crew members were felled with intestinal ailments, and Gray had fallen into a dazed anomie.
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Discussions erupted on social media over why the Free Syrian Army had felled the statue.
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Felled trees cut electricity in several provinces, and emergency services distributed food and medical aid.
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Transmitted through droplets from coughs, sneezes or just talking, tuberculosis felled rich and poor alike.
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Nine in ten firms failed to patch problems in the software package that felled Equifax.
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The blaze is being fueled by trees felled by beetle infestation, according to fire officials.
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The list of lawmakers felled by charges of sexual harassment or indiscretions continued to grow.
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The statue, once felled, was hauled into a truck and shipped to an undisclosed location.
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There are few things more dramatic than the felled and splayed fronds of palm trees.
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"A substantial number of trees and power lines" also were felled, the sheriff's office said.
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He is one of many important figures in entertainment to be felled by sexual misconduct allegations.
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Muhammad Ali, Alan Thicke, and Alan Rickman were felled by different ailments, and they weren't Zika.
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To him, it seemed she had keeled over from a standing position, like a felled tree.
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In the second half of the 19th century loggers felled around a quarter of the sequoias.
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Desertions to the APC four years ago, by many of the same people, felled Mr Jonathan.
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After 2012 clear-cutting by industrial-scale palm oil plantations dropped, but smallholders felled more trees.
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Yassene chops open a bees' nest in a felled tree in the Niassa National Reserve, Mozambique.
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We've seen some of the capital's top lobbyists and lobbying firms already felled by the investigation.
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Bulldozers had plowed a path through heaps of cinder blocks, felled power poles, and other detritus.
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Over several centuries, timber interests felled trees, dammed rivers and built thousands of miles of roads.
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That was seven years before she learned she had the ovarian cancer that finally felled her.
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Rinks in major metropolitan areas have been shuttering over the last decade, largely felled by gentrification.
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He was the last of the eight people felled by the corruption scandal to be sentenced.
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After that, the Odisha authorities vowed to ensure a disaster like that never felled them again.
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A little afterward, the worker is felled in a factory accident, and goes into a coma.
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As the boss of another Wall Street bank admits, large banks nearly felled the global economy.
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Environmentalists say the vast majority of trees felled so far were not affected by the beetles.
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Residents walk past a row of collapsed buildings felled by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake, in Portoviejo.
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Some cities that had felled trees for construction projects are busy trying to plant new ones.
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Both were playing as well as they ever had in the playoffs when they were felled.
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Felled trees and electrical poles have blocked the main access highway, hindering rescue efforts, officials said.
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Everything from the critically-acclaimed Narcos to awards bait like Bloodline has been felled at that milestone.
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Below him, down in the sanctuary, eight of his congregants had been felled by a gunman's bullets.
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Churchill is suddenly felled by a minor stroke, which means he can't travel to meet President Eisenhower.
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Buzzes of chainsaws were heard in the distance as workers tried to remove trunks of felled trees.
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Mexican and Israeli specialists work at the site of a building felled by the 7.1-magnitude earthquake.
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In 1974 a Parisian house was felled by members defaulting on margin calls when sugar prices plummeted.
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This month Toys "R" Us went bankrupt, joining many clothing and hardware retailers felled by e-commerce.
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The storm cut all power and cell service, felled trees, destroyed 210,22 homes and damaged another 262,000.
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The fire department also confirmed water mains had been impacted and that power lines had been felled.
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Decorations are retrieved from attics; trees are felled; frantic gift-buying begins; and festive music rings out.
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Log booms filled with newly felled logs line the coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.
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Valuable rosewood logs illegally felled and exported to China have created a massive surplus of local currency.
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Quite right, American voters will doubtless say: al-Qaeda was the group that felled the twin towers.
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Does the branch in your yard look as if it was healthy before the wind felled it?
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Trump is one of the few public figures facing accusations of harassment who has not been felled.
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Released in 2002, he was found dead in a Norwegian fjord the next year, felled by pneumonia.
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We could not go south, away from the storm, because a recently felled tree blocked our path.
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When we provided supporting fire to an engineer detonating mines, we felled trees with our machine guns.
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They felled the career of a Hall of Fame coach who is a millionaire many times over.
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Mr. Abbasi criticized the Supreme Court decision that felled Mr. Sharif as an extremely narrow legal argument.
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He clambers over a felled tree, emerging in an area cleared by farmers for a cassava crop.
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Oden, infamously taken ahead of Kevin Durant, was felled by injuries, but when healthy, he was effective.
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So many victims in so many New York stories are felled by the same villain: high rent.
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But Democrats picked up two seats they have been trying to win for years: Jason Crow felled Rep.
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At its core "Option B" is a self-help book for those who have been felled by despair.
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Trees are felled, stripped of their bark, chipped, mashed, and then mixed with water and churned into pulp.
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It may be felled by the Waymo lawsuit, or some other scandal or court drama yet to emerge.
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He first went on the DL with a toe strain but then was felled by a sore wrist.
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Next went Rhaegal, felled just last week by Euron Greyjoy and two well-placed, apparently hypersonic mega-spears.
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The arrogance of the male power structure was crumbling like an untrained squire felled by a mighty lance!
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Tucked among the watermelons and maize in lorries trundling into China are jade, illegally felled rosewood and heroin.
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So they ran, away from the gunfire, Sonny just behind Heather, until he was felled by a bullet.
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Sweating, Siyampondo takes a break from carving up the third teak tree he has felled in a week.
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The drive has felled many of his political opponents, including the once-powerful domestic security tsar Zhou Yongkang.
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Omari Properties felled the trees in the park and, for about five years, ran a flea market there.
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It is March, 1953, and breakfast is ready, but the great leader has been felled by a stroke.
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Escobar was killed at the house, felled by three bullets as he stood on its red tiled roof.
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Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki hardly broke sweat as she felled Croatia's Petra Martic 7-5 6-3.
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I navigated wet, muddy streets cluttered with felled trees, overturned cars, parts of houses and swollen animal corpses.
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The white oak tree featured at the end of The Shawshank Redemption (1994) was felled in Mansfield, Ohio.
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The others had been shot down, blown to pieces, lost in the surf or felled along muddy roadsides.
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They went among the felled soldiers and shot, stabbed or bludgeoned each one to ensure they were dead.
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He is on the verge of becoming a cautionary tale about a Silicon Valley genius felled by hubris.
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My father died of Alzheimer's disease at age 72; my sister was felled by frontotemporal dementia at 58.
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While searching for the logging crew, two GEF members stumbled across a tractor used for hauling felled trees.
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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's last two interior ministers have both been felled in scandals linked to drugs.
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Nicolas Sarkozy talked a big game, but his reform agenda was felled by the financial crisis of 2007-08.
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From Malaysia to South Africa, strongmen have eventually been felled by popular revulsion at the scale of their corruption.
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Typically, these felled trees are either left on the forest floor to rot or burned, creating even more emissions.
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It shows a cyclist narrowly avoiding a felled tree that comes crashing down into the road directly behind them.
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Perhaps he sees an opening where West once reigned, felled by a poorly-received album and distasteful public statements.
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What is less well known is that the dinosaurs themselves rose in circumstances similar to those that felled them.
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These gentle giants deserve protection, not to be felled by a rich American hunter looking for his next trophy.
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It was his second failed bid for the White House after a plagiarism scandal felled his promising 19723 campaign.
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The bipartisan moral outrage that felled the worst elements of this border catastrophe can be bottled and turned inward.
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In the northern city of Darwin, about 25,000 homes were also without power after a tropical cyclone felled trees.
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AIDS gets ink, because it felled some of her friends and colleagues, but other spectres creep up on her.
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Li Yuanchao, the vice president, has become an ornamental figure, shadowed by anticorruption investigations that have felled former subordinates.
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The pair skipped the move that felled them in rehearsal, but that didn't lessen the impact of the dance.
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It's probably only a matter of time before another TV personality is felled by an on-air racist tirade.
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The church is a pile of rubble, its bell tower and its cross toppled over like a felled tree.
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If a buyer's favorite tree is felled by lightning, its veneer can be installed to keep its memory alive.
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The facade is essentially made from compressed pollution from felled trees which have been burnt in a pyrolysis kiln.
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All along the highway were billboards ripped to shreds and giant metal signs felled and crumpled in the medians.
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Officials say the trees scheduled to be felled are dead, dying, diseased, decaying or causing problems like buckled sidewalks.
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Four years later, Laurent Kabila was felled by a bullet fired by a bodyguard, leaving his son in power.
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Many of the country's most powerful officials have been jailed, felled by his signature anticorruption campaign, or have died.
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It was dark, according to the documents, and the roads were littered with felled power lines and shell craters.
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TIERRA BLANCA, Mexico — The calls come often now: another body discovered, broken and left in rags, felled by bullets.
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In California, a stately and ancient sequoia in Calaveras Big Trees State Park had been felled during a storm.
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She rose to her toes and turned gracefully, then toppled over like a felled tree and just lay there.
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It's not yet clear whether the shooter, Austin Wyatt Rollins, was felled by the officer's bullet or killed himself.
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In announcing last week the airstrike that may have felled the Islamic State's leader, Russia wisely hedged its bets.
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A forest was felled to make way for the 740,000 people purged from Myanmar over just a few months.
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But "Never Fear" — the story of a young dancer felled by polio — was Lupino's coming-out as a director.
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Other years I'm utterly felled, conscribed to my bed with shards of relationships, career and my health around me.
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The tracks from the beetles, known as printers, can still be spotted in felled trees all across the forest.
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"What happened over there is environmental terrorism," Aslam told Reuters, adding that dozens of pine trees had been felled.
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"Usually for south Indian weddings, two banana trees are felled and placed in front of the wedding hall," Siva says.
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Cabinets are a mix of painted and lacquered wood, some made from cherry felled on the property by a storm.
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Many a TV show has been felled by having no idea how to tell a love story over many seasons.
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Disaster officials say the typhoon also blew the roofs off of thousands of houses, and felled trees and electricity poles.
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A Syrian regime sniper's bullet felled the 30-year-old's husband in 2012 in their hometown of Homs, she said.
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The peat also becomes a fuel, so it is not just felled trees that are burning but the ground itself.
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Now, it's viewed by many as an institution felled by the fast buck — one that took America down with it.
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When Marcus Rashford was felled in the box three minutes later, Rooney stepped up to fire home the resulting penalty.
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Two issues most directly felled the Republican repeal plans: the Medicaid overhaul and the rollback of those preexisting conditions rules.
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As Hong Kong had never seen a storm of Mangkhut's magnitude, many of the weaker trees and branches were felled.
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The anti-graft drive has felled many of this political opponents, including the once-powerful domestic security tsar Zhou Yongkang.
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The struggling retailer liquidated for good in 2008, felled by what the Washington Post described as "competitors and heavy debt."
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Bowing to short-term shareholder pressures that felled predecessor Mark Fields, Hackett is undoing 503 years of Ford's automobile legacy.
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Within hours, she'd be among 58 victims felled by a gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.
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At age 85033, her recent bouts with cancer and injuries sustained in a fall would have felled a lesser mortal.
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It's a far cry from that "have sex and you die" trope that's felled female characters in horror for decades.
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It wasn't the distance that felled me, it was the flat tire only a couple of miles short of Yarck.
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Such accusations have felled celebrity chefs including Mario Batali, film producers including Brett Ratner, and the casino mogul Steve Wynn.
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Still, few expected Mr. Crowley would be felled, as his family and staff filed into his headquarters on Tuesday evening.
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The strike in this clue refers to bowling, and the "one of 10 felled" would be a bowling PIN. 37A.
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Harry Kane & Co. will deal with the same disappointment that felled Shearer and Platt, Gazza and Wazza, Beckham and Gerrard.
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The loss of Hicks comes with other pillars of the President's Oval Office support network already felled or wobbling badly.
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The stone leviathan felled, you leave this modest haven behind deprived of the awe it once knew, once inherently held.
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"As wetlands were paved over and forests were felled, different species came into novel, prolonged contact with each other," she explains.
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He's been felled before by his drive for perfection, as his wife, Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) told William earlier this season.
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Despite damage to trees, some of the lumber felled by the storm could potentially be salvaged to help in the rebuilding.
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Soldiers remove debris from a partly collapsed municipal building felled by a massive earthquake in Juchitan, Oaxaca state, Mexico, on Sept.
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Hence his unprecedented campaign to tighten discipline, which has felled over 100 senior leaders and tens of thousands of lesser ones.
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But in 2002 he was felled as floor leader of the parliamentary party by Mrs Merkel, whose ambition he had underestimated.
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In Hethfelton Wood, near Wool, in Dorset, the path loops through a forest that, now partially felled, is reverting to heathland.
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Environmentalists say increasing swathes of land, including the Amazon forest, are being felled for grazing and cropland, and for development projects.
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The charity says people have felled mukula trees worth 150,000 Zambian Kwacha ($15,300) to produce charcoal worth 60 Zambian Kwacha ($6).
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The largest U.S. coal producer on Wednesday filed for bankruptcy protection, felled by pollution concerns and declining costs of rival fuels.
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Chicago (CNN)Three years ago, police gunfire felled black teen Cedrick Chatman as he ran away from them and cameras rolled.
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The newly installed chief executive faces a plethora of challenges following a sales practices scandal that felled his predecessor John Stumpf.
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Several prominent men in U.S. politics, entertainment and the media have been felled by allegations of sexual misconduct in recent months.
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He pushed her in the face and ran, but was felled by a swing of her leather pocketbook, The Times reported.
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Multibillion financial accounting scandals — like the ones that felled Enron, Fannie Mae and WorldCom in the early 2000s — are prime examples.
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Another aesthetic choice — Mr. Nadler's plot to frame and hang a Trump sign inside the house — was felled by spousal veto.
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"I think even one of the teams had to worry about whether a lumberjack had felled a tree nearby," Duffy says.
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Unlike streaming, which has silently assimilated into our lives, the digital revolution felled the music industry like an outstretched decaying tree.
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Standing at a bridge over a river marking Nahuel Huapi's southern limit, surrounded by felled lodgepoles, Moretti likes what he sees.
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Along with lightning strikes, pine bark beetles and old age, wind is among the main causes of felled trees in Congaree.
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Pictures leaked to the press purporting to show the carnage suggest they were all felled by precision shots to the head.
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While some stumps were painful to behold, the felled cypress were milled and reincarnated as the benches we were sitting on.
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Some of today's international cricketers' first changing rooms were felled aircrafts, their playing fields muddy and their first shoes flip-flops.
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His first term in office has been a cavalcade of scandals, any one of which could have easily felled another president.
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Dr. Burns pointed out that the subjects tended to look pretty good, because the plagues that felled them did so quickly.
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She ran inside the school, only to be felled by three shots that left her dead and bleeding on the floor.
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The two storm-related deaths involved a person retrieved from a flooded vehicle and a man electrocuted by felled power lines.
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Ever the survivor, Mr. Zuma has remained in office despite a series of scandals that would have felled a lesser tactician.
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Big corporations, which are less likely to be felled by a recession, now account for some two-fifths of WeWork's leases.
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Opposition parties argued that Kurz should share the blame after a sting scandal felled the FPO leader he brought to power.
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Scenarios flash through my mind in which I — rather than my son — am felled by an error of anticipation, by happenstance.
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It's at this point you realize he failed to defeat the Abyss and has become just another monster to be felled.
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It was tonight's annual "ball" challenge, where contestants have to come up with looks in three different creative categories, that felled her.
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Sabrina is even felled by three arrows, which is the same number of nails used to crucify Jesus according to the Bible.
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Michonne might be a badass, machete-swinging decapitator of zombies, but the demons that chase her can't be felled by any blade.
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While felled electricity poles still line the side of the road, the neighbourhood is resplendent in the bright green of new growth.
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Once the pair makes it over the felled boulders, the camera takes us on a macabre tour of the death-addled mine.
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The building that once stood where they've gathered collapsed the afternoon of that fateful day, collateral damage from the towers being felled.
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Malaysia is also known as a port for contraband, ranging from North Korean weapons to endangered animal products and illegally felled trees.
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Last season, the closest contestant the show has ever had to a superhero, Matt Wright, was felled by a flesh-eating bacteria.
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Many a fun game night has been felled by players getting too sauced or blazed to push through the Mansion of Madness.
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Are we really supposed to believe that $10,85033 and 100 ads felled the billion-dollar Clinton machine — the epitome of political establishment?
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"Forestry plantations are being felled and cleared and avocados planted," said Derek Donkin, chief executive of the South African Subtropical Growers' Association.
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It was also a lesson that behavior that would have felled any other candidate did not harm Trump as he evaded accountability.
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A more efficient stove means fewer trees are felled for firewood, said Hanatu Onogu, Solar Sister's business development manager in northern Nigeria.
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A Social Democrat-led government was felled by street protests only 15 months ago following a nightclub fire that killed 64 people.
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They were instead felled by bullets, shrapnel or disease, and remained in this cemetery through the improbable creation of a Jewish state.
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Such was the case in October 1961 when Apidej got felled by the knees of Adul Sri-Sorthorn in a shocking defeat.
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Workers said that they installed and repaired rails, used chain saws to remove trees felled by storms and sprayed herbicides and pesticides.
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Legal, ethical and tax issues have threatened to derail nominations in previous administrations but, under Mr. Trump, they have rarely felled candidates.
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Colorado won 11 games in a February in which goaltender Philipp Grubauer and right wing Mikko Rantanen were felled indefinitely by injuries.
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A fourth remains under investigation, and the sheriff said his deputies continued to find people trapped inside their homes by felled trees.
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LONDON — Fears of a Chinese takeover of companies important to national security have felled deals around the world both big and small.
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At the time, many of the media reports from the scene told a story of a giant statue felled by jubilant Iraqis.
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A year after Prometheus was felled, a young Forest Service employee suffered a fatal heart attack while attempting to remove a slab.
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While felled electricity poles still line the side of the road, the neighborhood is resplendent in the bright green of new growth.
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The trail is littered with felled trees and craters from giant root systems that were ripped out of the ground by cyclones.
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Pictures posted by social media users showed waves crashing against bulwarks, felled trees and signage, and some minor damage to electricity poles.
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During this time, other materials such as excess greenery felled for the project have also been donated to the benefit of the animals.
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All-Stars Jimmy Howard and Pekka Rinne were felled by injuries, and Marc-Andre Fleury and Jaroslav Halak were named as the replacements.
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They were strewn across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, and each report had a list of damages or roads blocked by felled trees.
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I've attended funerals for aunts and uncles and a father and father-in-law who were felled by chronic and acute medical conditions.
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Then a flash flickers across the screen, the only one that Rachel saw that day, the one that she believes felled her husband.
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The city government estimates that 1003,000 trees were felled during the storm, though experts say the number could be nearly double that figure.
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More than 770,000 people were displaced and an untold number of trees felled to make way for plantations of rubber, sugarcane and timber.
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Among differences, the FAO says that a forest where trees are deliberately felled to make way for new plantings is still a forest.
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In the course of about three hours, eight inches of rain gutted roads, smashed windows, felled buildings, and killed at least one person.
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Zhou Yongkang, 73, was the highest-ranking official felled so far in President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption, now in its fourth year.
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Trump's hotel company is just one in a string of prominent hospitality firms that have been felled by hackers over the last year.
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It's a bummer to see so many animals felled in one swoop, even if it was just Mother Nature being her brutal self.
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The state became a constellation of islands, each city cut off from the other by downed power lines, felled trees and drowned roads.
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Hikuna Judge, a ranger at the Zaira Resource Management Area on the island, found an injured specimen scampering away from a felled tree.
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Tuesday's strike was the second time in two years that American warplanes have felled a large number of Shabab militants in one swoop.
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It's not exactly tree-hugging, but the basic tactic is to get too close to allow the tree to be felled in safety.
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The mobile home was crushed by multiple trees felled by Hurricane Michael, which tore through this section of the Florida Panhandle last October.
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In the video for his 1980s hit "Quelque chose de Tennessee," Mr. Hallyday plays a truck driver who has been felled by life.
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They surround a work, "Rebirth," by the Argentine sculptor Adrián Villar Rojas, in which nests and briaded wool rise from felled tree trunks.
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"It doesn't help anybody if our doctors and nurses are felled by this virus and not able to care for us," she said.
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The demonstrations also felled President Park Geun-hye, impeached on charges of collecting bribes from family-controlled conglomerates, known as chaebol, like Samsung.
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The allegation against him is plausible but not nearly as dispositive as the cascade of #MeToo claims that have felled other prominent men.
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Magazine A naval aviator who endured torture in Vietnam, Mr. McCain rose to the heights of power in Washington until cancer felled him.
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Ms. Faulkner's swift withdrawal — she was felled by an intense heat wave on her first day of military training — remains a sensitive topic.
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If what felled Mr. Bush was a worsening infection, as reported, then a tide of grief in theory could have worsened his condition.
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"It looks to me like they started at the beach and worked their way back," he said, pointing to the 303 felled trees.
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Warsaw refused to comply and four months later, the court threatened to fine Poland $22000,000 for each day it felled trees for sale.
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The chief executive, a star anchor and several leading producers at the company have been felled since the start of the #MeToo movement.
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In parts of Montana, four feet of snow sent vehicles skidding on interstates, felled heavy tree limbs and interrupted power (The Weather Channel).
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Now the trees' benevolent presence was gone, in their place a swath of stripped soil littered with felled trunks as gray as fossils.
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Similarly, Vega's Marina is happily living with Orlando (Francisco Reyes), her significantly older, divorced boyfriend, when he's suddenly felled by a heart attack.
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The sculptures carved from felled trees are on long term display near the Glass House in Lalbagh Botanical Gardens (Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India).
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LRM has already felled a forest of old-timers, including Benoît Hamon, the Socialists' defeated presidential candidate, and Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, the party leader.
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The drive to root out corruption has felled ministers, the head of government's anti-graft body, the tax chief and thousands of civil servants.
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But non-government organizations including Greenpeace and Wild Poland Foundation say the vast majority of trees felled so far were unaffected by the beetles.
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"So that's what killed the dinosaurs," said Alec Madoff, a senior preparator at the museum who had wielded the saw that felled the dinosaur.
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Below those emerald caps, the rainforest is patchy — trees have been felled by loggers and the land has been used as water buffalo pasture.
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Each of the dozen or so entrances have been blocked with makeshift barricades of bricks, corrugated metal sheets, wooden slabs and felled tree trunks.
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But after storms toppled many trees in 212, Madagascar's president granted export licences to several traders to buy wood felled by "acts of god".
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That felled the leaders of Pakistan and Iceland, and sparked many criminal investigations into tax evasion and money-laundering, including 66 in Britain alone.
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Some of Clinton's top aides -- including those who travel with her -- have been felled with respiratory issues in the last month, sources tell CNN.
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When I finally felled the boss, the towering and nightmarish Cleric Beast, and unlocked my long awaited checkpoint, I felt a rush of excitement.
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Erinus Ngadziore, a bamboo producer in Chipinge, says it is far less labor-intensive to cultivate than replanting trees after they have been felled.
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She felled top seeded American Serena Williams in straight sets in the semi-finals, and took down sister Venus Williams earlier in the tournament.
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For the wood, Mr. van Braak used the park's own felled trees — a clever spin on reuse, one of the themes of the event.
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The judge asked if that theory would have barred the Watergate investigation that felled Richard Nixon or the Whitewater inquiries that hounded Bill Clinton.
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And just to show the Mets that they were serious, the baseball gods also felled Yoenis Cespedes, the slugging outfielder, with a quad injury.
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Some athletes here for the Games and other competitions have been felled by gastrointestinal illness, including members of the Spanish and Austrian sailing teams.
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Nursing home residents sweltered in hazardous conditions after Hurricane Irma, which felled a tree that knocked out the transformer powering the air conditioning system.
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The local resident said many trees that once bore fruit on which the monkeys fed, such as palm, had been felled to make charcoal.
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The trees were felled and their roots stripped and then steam-distilled over huge cauldrons, heated by firewood also chopped down from the forest.
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The Colorado situation was far from the first time that Trump has been felled by his own hand when it comes to wooing delegates.
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A woman had been felled by a heavy section of fencing and had to be flown 420 miles to the nearest hospital, in Townsville.
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For one thing, the wall was felled peacefully, as the direct result of an East German bureaucrat misreading a memo about loosened travel restrictions.
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And 20 years down the road, maybe it'll be Wooloo — permanently felled by an unexpected Earthquake attack in Dappled Grove — decorating your iPhone 38.
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By the end of March 2011, the city settled into a deadly cycle of protests, repression, and funerals for those felled by police bullets.
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She had appeared onstage in a cast, a neck brace and a wheelchair, and with viruses that would have felled anyone with lesser determination.
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In particular, the historians said, the documents help flesh out the backdrop for the shooting that felled the young president in Dallas on Nov.
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There's no small chance that by the time you finish this article, another mammoth beast of prey, maybe multiple, will be stalked and felled.
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"The Siege," a 1998 movie he co-wrote, imagines what would happen if New York City was felled by an attack by Islamic extremists.
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Houses, trees and electricity poles were felled by lightning strikes and 100-mile-an-hour winds in the states of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
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Yet those kids ended up riding into a cataclysm, as working-class communities disintegrated across America, felled by lost jobs, broken families and despair.
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Mr. Macri was a market darling whose "take debt first, reform later" program was felled by financial panic halfway through his four-year term.
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The officer's first volley of three shots, which felled the suspect, was followed by six more, when the man was already on the ground.
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The water knocked loose a large clutch of felled trees from a nearby forest, which washed downstream and crashed into a gasoline storage tank.
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The current media climate has felled such publications while chasing others — including my twin totems, Spin and The Village Voice — into web-only purgatory.
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Educated opinion now has it that what actually felled Henry—the "horrid even if an obscure hurt"—was no more than a bad back.
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Comparison with samples of known origin showed that the trees grew in what is now eastern France, and were felled between 40 and 60AD.
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Using the stoves also means fewer trees are felled in nearby Muguga forest, where villagers traditionally source firewood, which protects the environment, Kamonde said.
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Since 703, he's compiled a yearly record, noting each heavy-metal guitarist felled by dementia and '60s-era keyboardist lost to bile-duct cancer.
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Barth told me he got the idea for the game's coding from the STUXNET virus—the cyberweapon that felled one of Iran's nuclear facilities.
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In October of last year, one of the storms that regularly lash Bengaluru felled many large trees, some of them over 200 years old.
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Two mayors were felled by gunfire over the weekend — one in the beleaguered state of Guerrero and the other in the southern state of Chiapas.
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The Berlin Wall, the global focus of the grim 1980s, came down in 1989, but Bowie had already felled its purpose with Heroes in 1977.
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Vehicles were crushed by waves that lifted chunks of metal, felled trees, wooden beams and household items and deposited them on roads and rice fields.
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Perhaps because she never became an iconic Foxy Brown figure like Pam Grier; or maybe McGee was felled by the Hollywood prejudices she rallied against.
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There are more than 1,400 days left in Trump's term—it doesn't seem likely that Flynn will be the only figure felled by loose lips.
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The storm showered the region with furious winds and rain, CNN affiliate SETTV reported, and violent gusts felled trees and shattered windows in other locations.
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Winds of up to 128 kph (80 mph) an hour tore off roofs, felled trees and ripped boats from their moorings overnight, according to media.
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People were walking through the tunnel as recently as Sunday morning before the tree was felled, park volunteer Jim Allday told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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But one inmate who witnessed the riot told The Associated Press that felled prisoners' bodies began stacking up while the guard stayed outside for hours.
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Climate change and felled forests bring together species that have never crossed paths, which lets microbes mutate among them and make their way into humans.
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If that T-shirt is viscose rayon, it may well have come from a tree felled in the Amazon (viscose rayon is made from plants).
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Here was a woman who had every privilege, yet was felled, at least according to initial reports, by something so simple as a missed step.
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On Saturday, residents cleaned up wooden debris that littered the town, working with machetes and axes and stacking trees and branches felled in the storm.
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This kind of attack felled a critical internet switchboard in October of last year, briefly knocking sites from Twitter to The New York Times offline.
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In a match between Bayer Leverkeusen and Borussia Dortmund, referee Felix Zwayer decided to pass on awarding a penalty for felled Leverkeusen player Stefan Kiessling.
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Scaling up production would require cutting of more branches - but that would still be preferable to more trees being felled, promoters of the project said.
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If Mr. Stone is ultimately charged with a crime, it would mean another person close to Mr. Trump had been felled by Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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But the holdup comes as President Donald Trump continues a post-impeachment loyalty purge that has already felled two senior Pentagon officials in recent weeks.
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Even Gawker, an online gossip and news site, was felled last year by an invasion-of-privacy lawsuit brought by the former wrestler Hulk Hogan.
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The country was regrouping after voters, in a populist outpouring, rejected constitutional changes in a December referendum that felled Matteo Renzi, then Italy's prime minister.
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Peter, one of the most successful people I have ever known, died a drug addict, felled by a systemic bacterial infection common to intravenous users.
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Deforestation in 2018 eclipsed the previous record high from 2017, when an estimated 22,635 acres of forest were felled by gold miners, according to MAAP.
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But replays showed Zidane racing toward the defender following an exchange of words and felled him with his head — his last act as a professional player.
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Dr. Ronny Jackson, his choice to run the Veterans Affairs department, was felled by allegations he improperly dispensed medication in his role as the President's physician.
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That's where, earlier this year, I was felled by hubris, the tragic flaw of Macbeth and many of us who were raised in New York City.
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We're also creating emissions by cutting trees down: When a tree is felled, all the carbon it has stored over its lifetime releases into the atmosphere.
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SCOTT PRUITT, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is still standing after a fusillade of scandals that would have felled a lesser cabinet member.
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The hounding of the Windrush generation of migrants who came to Britain legally but could not prove it felled the home secretary this week (see Bagehot).
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But what proved truly unnerving was the fact that all of the bodies were intact, faced the same direction and were scattered among felled tree trunks.
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Just as the internet felled some bosses, those who do not invest in AI early to ensure they will keep their firm's competitive edge will flounder.
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Beginning in the 2500th century, most of the trees that remained were felled to build ships or fed into charcoal kilns to fire the Industrial Revolution.
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Come on, be serious; the markets are impervious to the collection of such trivial matters, most of which, standing alone, would have felled a lesser foe.
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The most unorthodox candidate and president in history has exhibited a near-mystical capacity to evade the price of blunders that would have felled conventional politicians.
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Now Mr Ling has become one of the highest-ranking officials to be felled in an anti-graft campaign led by Mr Hu's successor, Xi Jinping.
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Partly, this cliché stems from the stories about "Mathematician Early Death Syndrome" (MEDS): Galois shot in a duel at 20, Ramanujan felled by illness at 32.
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Leeds, Samantha Holvey and Rachel Crooks said the national discussion over sex harassment has felled powerful men across major industries including entertainment and on Capitol Hill.
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Or they can summon human honey hunters to crack open a felled and toasted hive, remove the honey and leave the fresh waxy infrastructure to them.
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When a brain hemorrhage felled her in May 2015, "they came to me and said, 'We think she'd be a great donor,'" her son, David, recalled.
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But all sorts of conspiracy theories about his death abound, among them: Lee was felled by a family curse or taken out by the Chinese mafia.
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After much time and effort attempting to find the giant rat in Vangunu's rainforest, a single specimen was eventually found scrambling out of a felled tree.
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Rick Scott of Florida said on Saturday that the state had suffered "unbelievable amounts of beach erosion," as well as damaged roads, flooding and felled trees.
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Images of the damage from Earl, broadcast on Mexican television, showed massive mudslides burying entire hillsides, trees felled and buildings creaking under collapsed walls and roofs.
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Mr. Akbar is the most prominent figure to be felled by India's #MeToo movement, which gathered pace last week after a year of fits and starts.
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Accusations of sexual harassment have felled dozens of executives, but in one quiet corner of the financial world, the #MeToo movement looks like a golden opportunity.
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The couple's daughter, Luz Collazo Pagan, 55, pointed to a huge pile of felled branches the neighbors had cut with machetes and moved off the street.
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Suffice it to say that in the mid-80s sections the grim reaper runs rampant, but there's no telling who'll be felled and who'll be spared.
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Think of Robert Capa's action shot of a felled Spanish soldier, or Yevgeny Khaldei's panoramic view of Russian soldiers raising the Soviet flag over the Reichstag.
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The work wasn't bad: We hand-felled and swamped 75 or so spruce and aspen, and we went bonkers with the hand-loppers on the undergrowth.
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The golf cart trundles over a potholed path, jagged with bare pipes and winds past an eerie landscape of deserted cabins, overgrown brush and felled trees.
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Machinery and supplies arrived via a temporary roadway made from wooden planks, and the steel frame is engineered to withstand blows from trees felled in hurricanes.
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In New Delhi, the National Green Tribunal - which decides on environmental matters - last week ordered that no trees be felled while the redevelopment case is examined.
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In the early 1990s, Trump faced a debt crisis that nearly felled him and reports of his huge losses were all over the New York papers.
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Wells's chief executive, Timothy J. Sloan, took over in the fourth quarter from the bank's longtime leader, John G. Stumpf, who was felled by the scandal.
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Segura, a late addition to the roster when a sore shoulder felled Hanley Ramirez, had three hits and called the game the highlight of his career.
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Only two Democratic incumbents — including Joseph Crowley, the former No. 22020 Democrat in the House, who lost to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez — were felled nationwide in 643.
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Later, seeing how many of the valley's trees had been felled, Roman Emperor Hadrian banned logging in the area, making it perhaps the world's first protected forest.
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The museum even tried switching the ad with different images three times, but each contained at least one breast and was therefore felled by the Facebook algorithm.
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The felled man cradles what appears to be a stick under his right arm and several other men are seen scattering around the time that he falls.
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The drive felled thousands of corrupt officials at many ranks of government as well as Xi's political rivals, including the once-powerful domestic security czar Zhou Yongkang.
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It's been a tumultuous few weeks for the marquee crypto-currency wallet and transaction company as a late-year surge in transactions have repeatedly felled Coinbase's services.
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Officials said they determined Wednesday's blackout happened after a subcontractor operating a large excavator got too close to the line while working to remove a felled tower.
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Even as one dragon has fallen to the Night King (and then fallen to Arya, who felled the Night King), Dany's two remaining dragons are dramatically overpowered.
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We can't overstate the significance ... the punch that felled Liston is LEGENDARY (and controversial ... "phantom punch") and conventional wisdom is that it's the moment that launched Ali.
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Many a decent show has been felled by the Very Special Episode's demand of introducing, exploring, and understanding a capital-i Issue in its allotted episode runtime.
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Pups like Bear are used to find and relocate koalas who are in the path of logging companies and risk being killed or injured by felled trees.
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Felled trees burned on the side of the road, near where firefighters exhaustedly tugged a hose to douse what was once a business, and now just rubble.
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Their presence seemed to make up for his lack of skill; he had something of a glass jaw, felled by even the lightest tap to the chin.
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"A View Near Tivoli" (1832) details the crumbling remains of the Emperor Nero's Roman aqueduct, a symbol of past glorious empires and the decadence that felled them.
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This means less trees are felled to cook food for Kenya's 000 million people, who are rapidly depleting its forests by illegal settlements, logging and charcoal production.
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But for now, the authorities are focusing on the bigger problem of wood charcoal, which is produced by burning freshly felled wood without oxygen in dirt kilns.
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On September 12th, 153, a small dog called Robot and his human companions, four French children, discovered a hole under the roots of a storm-felled tree.
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In another picture, four protesters were silhouetted against a spray of water as they held hands to keep from being felled by fire hoses in Birmingham, Ala.
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In a statement, Mr. Murdoch praised Mr. Ailes, 76, and his "remarkable contribution" to the company, without making mention of the sexual harassment scandal that felled him.
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On Tuesday, with British and Norwegian officials attending and children singing Christmas carols, a 24-metre (79-foot) spruce was felled in drizzling rain and chilly temperatures.
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The Lascaux paintings show the slaughter that was happening outside the cave walls: stampedes of stags, bison, mammoths, and lions being felled by arrow-wielding stick figures.
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"Buildings were destroyed, roofs were torn off, trees were felled, streets and homes were flooded, and cars, boats, and debris were strewn everywhere," AIR Worldwide's report said.
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Having felled any serious competition, Mr. Putin is basically running against himself, political analysts say, but he still faces one threat he cannot easily vanquish: voter indifference.
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According to a New York Times report at the time, "15 dogwood trees, 11 London planes, a number of wild-cherry trees and other greenery" were felled.
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I had to properly simulate the fighting condition, willing myself unaware of my fate so that I didn't reflexively start falling until I was actually being felled.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Deb powered through the White Walkers, but a two-pronged attack from the flu and the angry gods of internet access has temporarily felled her.
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The corruption allegations that ensnared Mr. Lee's son and heir — and that last year felled Park Geun-hye, then South Korea's president — involved bribery via sports sponsorships.
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That is because six of the eight members of the rogue Independent Democratic Conference were felled on Thursday, including their leader, Jeffrey D. Klein of the Bronx.
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Officer Forcillo shot the man, Sammy Yatim, nine times — a first volley of three, which felled him, followed by six, when he was already on the ground.
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The Forest Service staff lacks the expertise to pick the trees that are both commercially appealing and can be safely felled and lifted via helicopter, he said.
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Despite the statements by the US and Canada — as well as the Times' release of the video — Iran continued to deny that a missile felled the plane.
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Dave, played by Kevin Kline, was a presidential impersonator drafted to serve as the actual chief executive when the real one was felled by a massive stroke.
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But the air in Towamba, were the military was clearing felled, fire-damaged trees, was still stinging hot, dry and the sky filled with a thick haze.
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" Cartesian dualism is officially dead, felled by the theory of embodied cognition, which holds that "the structure of reason itself comes from the details of our embodiment.
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The announcement by the Civil Aviation Ministry offers the strongest suggestion yet that a bomb might have felled the airliner as it flew to Cairo from Paris.
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Franken is one of the most famous public figures to be felled by the #MeToo movement after multiple women came forward to accuse him of inappropriate touching.
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A healthy suspicion is that vote-splitting felled the show many times, meaning that in categories where it had multiple nominations, it kept robbing votes from itself.
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Perry, who had been Texas' longest-serving governor before joining President Donald Trump's Cabinet in 2017, has largely avoided the controversies that felled others in the administration.
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The felled tree is one of three that Frey and Greenlaw carefully picked out of the woods on the cool, damp July day in far northern Maine.
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Even after corruption scandals felled the former Assembly speaker and Senate majority leader in 2015, however, meaningful ethics reform failed to take hold during last year's session.
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Yet, none of the referenced candidates had Bloomberg's money, and virtually all failed for reasons other than late entry — and the same reasons have felled early entrants.
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The region was crippled by snow and ice, with the effects ranging from felled tree branches in city neighborhoods to children trapped on school buses for hours.
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"Anti-Semitism is spreading like a poison, like a bile," the interior minister, Christophe Castaner, said on Monday as he visited the site of the felled tree.
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The buildings were probably burned along with many other sanctuaries, and the trees from the grove of academe were felled to provide timber for his siege machines.
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The Islamic State is widely believed to have been behind the bomb that felled a Russian jetliner over the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt in October, killing 224 people.
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However, he would retort that "the boxer is rarely felled by the punch he expects," and any Fed move will be well-telegraphed by the time it happens.
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This latest attack has highlighted the authorities' failed attempts to deal with an Islamist insurgency that has expanded since the 2011 uprising that felled former president Hosni Mubarak.
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Since October, a national reckoning with sexual assault and harassment has not only felled dozens of prominent men, but also caused allegations made in the past to resurface.
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Local media and power companies reported downed lines and exploding transformers, warning customers to stay away from them, since they can remain "live" and dangerous even when felled.
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Even now, her gift to him was the gift of life, saving him time and time again after being felled by Hinoxes, falling from cliffs, freezing in snows.
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Video footage from the small community of Beauregard in Lee County showed homes reduced to piles of wreckage, felled trees, and debris from blasted buildings scattered across roads.
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Britain's tortured relationship with the European Union has felled most recent Conservative prime ministers, and none faced a task remotely as daunting as the one that confronts you.
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When he despaired over saying funeral Masses for teenagers felled by drugs and gang violence, he took to the streets, offering to exchange a crucifix for a gun.
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Watch the video for the whole convoluted explanation: LOL grammar purist, Trump was felled in Trump/Putin presser by reluctance to construct a sentence with a double negative.
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They include people stabbed or shot decades ago who hang on until old age, as well as young paraplegics felled by bedsores that lead to amputations and infections.
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Earlier this year, the Commerce Department nearly felled the company with tough fines and restrictions, which the Financial Times has estimated already cost ZTE upwards of $2 billion.
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Master Of None's Ansari, formerly a woke internet boyfriend, was felled by sexual coercion allegations that were in no way criminal, but started necessary, painful conversations about consent.
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Raphael Osheroff, a kidney doctor who had been felled by anxiety and depression, ended up in a psychoanalytically oriented inpatient facility in Maryland, Chestnut Lodge, that eschewed medication.
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Within the massive burn area, PG&E reported finding power equipment and a felled power pole riddled with bullet holes, according to a letter it sent to regulators.
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The felled Silicon Valley Unicorn came under intense scrutiny after a female engineer, Susan Fowler, published a damning blog post about her year working at the transportation giant.
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No. While P.S.G.'s players shouted at the referee, replays showed Matuidi had been felled by a heavy touch and his own feet more than any unfair challenge.
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The Lion of al-Lat, a 2,000-year-old statue of a lion holding a gazelle in its mouth, had been felled by an Islamic State demolition team.
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Thursday, Apple introduced brand new versions of its 13" and 15" inch Touch Bar MacBook Pros, a line with keyboards that have been felled by specks of dust.
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The surprise announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump this week that he would withdraw roughly 2,000 troops has felled a pillar of American policy in the Middle East.
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A Reuters reporter drove through three of the villages in October and saw empty streets, destroyed homes and orchards felled by the military to deprive militants of cover.
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Last year's bullpen, quietly among the game's elite down the stretch, nearly splintered after an elbow injury felled Keone Kela, and Shawn Tolleson's changeup absconded into thin air.
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When tree seedlings sprout on the stumps and felled trunks, sometimes the roots flare around the rotting wood as it vanishes and preserve its contorted outlines in midair.
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Baoshang was the piggy bank of a disgraced tycoon; Bank of Jinzhou's auditors resigned amid signs of loan fraud; multiple executives at Hengfeng were felled by corruption charges.
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A comedian who spent years at "Saturday Night Live," Mr. Franken reinvented himself as a politician before being felled by a string of harassment allegations in recent weeks.
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Comrades vividly described the shot that felled Sergeant Allen, and the Taliban attack that left half of his six-man team wounded almost immediately after the fighting began.
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Rather than risk inviting his ire, subordinates and fellow Republicans covered for him as he delayed a coordinated response to the coronavirus and it felled nearly 200 Americans.
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High winds felled trees and severed service lines in Georgia and South Carolina on Monday, knocking out power for more than 93,000 electricity customers in the two states.
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The Morning Show, the mega-expensive prestige drama launching on Apple TV Plus, imagines the aftermath of a beloved anchor felled by the revelations of his sexual misconduct.
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Unverified images on social media show roads leading to villages blocked by trucks, excavators, rocks, felled trees -- and in some cases dug up -- to prevent people from entering.
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If he does, he would be the most prominent lawmaker so far to be felled by the swirling allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct sweeping through the Capitol.
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Hours into my investigation of the damned ship called the Obra Dinn, I walked through a grisly scene of charred bodies and felled eldritch monsters and went below decks.
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Dozens of U.S. rangers were felled by German machine-guns as they scaled the cliffs rising up from Omaha Beach to Colleville-sur-Mer, where the U.S. cemetery lies.
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The parents of the children felled at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School stand among thousands of families whose lives have been upended by a random act of gun violence.
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Many of these have been cobbled together with felled light poles or trees, reinforced with barbed wire and wooden planks, where locals said they were keeping watch every night.
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But the drone is completely wasted as a cinematic device; it reveals nothing, is quickly felled without so much as a scary cackle, and adds zilch to the plot.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - About 25,000 homes were without power on Sunday in Australia's northern city of Darwin after a tropical cyclone felled trees, canceled flights, closed schools and delayed shipping.
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In 2016, Poland had tripled logging quotas and said spruce and pine trees that were more than 100 years old had to be felled because of a beetle infestation.
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Drugs are often felled by harmful side effects that don't get detected until costly human trials—and the heart is the number one place where things can go wrong.
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It may just be the end-of-season doldrums—the same thing that felled the Warriors against the lowly Lakers on Sunday—but there are other reasons for concern.
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The punch which felled Marco Antonio Rubio was a left hook which chopped downward in the style of an overhand—striking the temple over the top of Rubio's glove!
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The hurricane - the first Category 5 storm to make landfall in Cuba since 1932 - tore off roofs, felled trees and downed electricity poles, leaving millions without power and water.
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The Justice Department and the FBI began to operate at arm's length from the White House to avoid the partisan abuses of their law-enforcement powers that felled Nixon.
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She called on him to quit, telling franceinfo radio the case in question was "very similar" to the one that felled Fillon and amounted to "absolutely immoral personal enrichment".
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He has questioned whether the Watergate tapes case that felled Richard Nixon was correctly decided and argued that Congress should immunize sitting presidents from criminal investigations and civil lawsuits.
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He added that this case is unusual because of the large number of reindeer that were killed, but that it isn't uncommon for livestock to be felled by lightning.
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In the third quarter, Britain's Georgie Twigg was felled by a flying ball and spent a few minutes on the ground receiving attention before being helped off the pitch.
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They are among Beckmann's finest efforts: "Falling Man" (1950) shows a nearly naked man plummeting from a burning skyscraper, a modern Icarus, you might say, felled for his hubris.
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The door and window reveals were built with trees that were felled at the site, while there's three water tanks that can be used to maintain the veggie patch.
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Dozens of other senior military officials have been felled in the anticorruption campaign, which has taken place alongside a reorganization of the army and continued increases in military spending.
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I had felt the same as these disappointed Wesleyan students when I was in Iraq in 2008, when Senator John McCain was felled by the freshman senator from Illinois.
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Whether they read or not—whether they could read or not—mattered less than that the bureaucrats were felled at last, clobbered by 20 copies of "The Indian Dog". ■
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Sophia, the spirited octogenarian Electress of Hanover, was felled by a heart attack in 1714, two months before the death of the monarch she had been expecting to succeed.
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Activists who have opposed repeated attempts to mine the hill for 35 years say around 403,000 trees may be felled, and protestors have already come into conflict with police.
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The storm also broke windows, felled trees, tore bamboo scaffolding off buildings under construction and flooded areas with sometimes waist-high waters, according to the South China Morning Post.
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They dried their wet clothes on the branches of bushes in and around the building, and children played on the trunk of a palm tree felled in the storm.
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Heirs to the Confederacy has previously been involved in a number of high-profile confrontations on campus protesting the removal of Silent Sam since it was felled last August.
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In reality, Van Gogh's painting looks so strange because it illustrates the root system hanging in midair, as if it came from the sideways stump of a felled tree.
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Other aging Republicans who were as cozy in Washington as they were back home have been felled, among them Richard G. Lugar of Indiana and Robert F. Bennett of Utah.
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Since that New York Times piece went up less than three weeks ago, we've seen over a dozen high-profile men across a number of industries felled by harassment charges.
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Videos taken by witnesses of the moment when an apparent single rifle shot felled the 72-year-old mayor and sparked chaos have gone viral online and sparked new alarm.
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How many coaches have been felled by their inability to break tendencies or trust young players, or by restrictive systems that prevent the best players from being the best players?
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Viserion was felled by a giant ice spear that the Night King threw at him, and was later fished out of the frozen water to become a zombie ice dragon.
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Later, officials said they had determined that the blackout occurred after a subcontractor operating a large excavator got too close to the line while working to remove a felled tower.
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But The Fits evolves into something more like heavily metaphorical eco-horror, once the dancers start getting felled by a malady that causes them to convulse, violently, on the ground.
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Logging camps—made illegal in 1989 by the Thai government, although with some still in unlawful operation today—force elephants to bulldoze felled trees out of the jungle's dense growth.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has waged a years-long campaign against graft that has felled hundreds of officials at all levels of government, including many of his top political rivals.
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As the city has grown, the city's trees have fallen: deliberately felled by developers to make room for new construction or unintentionally killed as a side effect of nearby building.
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And in a climactic upset in New York last month, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old Democratic socialist, felled Representative Joseph Crowley, the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House.
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In general terms, improvement owes less to some newfound wellspring of wealth than the simple fact that many of the destructive forces that felled growth have finally exhausted their potency.
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For weeks now, Romans have been breathlessly awaiting the presentation of the Italian capital's official Christmas tree, a year after the resounding social media debacle that felled last year's fir.
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Dan Lipinski, a Democrat known for his opposition to abortion rights and Obamacare, was felled by Marie Newman, a progressive who supports Medicare for All and the Green New Deal.
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Over the years, other chief executives have also been felled after violating workplace behavior standards, either because of affairs or through other incidents, including at Boeing, Hewlett-Packard and Priceline.
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But as the legislative session winds to a close, some lawmakers, activists and victims say Albany's expiation has been uneven, sparing some bad actors even as it has felled others.
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The kind of helicopter logging being considered for Prince of Wales Island requires less road building than traditional logging because felled trees are lifted in bundles out of the forest.
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In interviews, a half-dozen former aides and allies cast the first major Latino candidate in the 2020 race as a casualty of a system that already felled California Sen.
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I discovered that the man who built the farmhouse, in 1779, felled trees and hewed timbers in a wilderness where an alarming number of settlers quite entirely lost their minds.
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They've fought back with bows and arrows, deployed laser pointers that disorient and annoy police, and felled lampposts out of concern that they may be outfitted with facial recognition equipment.
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In the women's final, world number 12 Okuhara, who felled defending champion Carolina Marin on Friday, meets either China's world junior champion Chen Yufei or India's Olympic silver medalist Pusarla Sindhu.
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The ruling stated that forests were being felled to make way for more grazing and agricultural land, as well as coca crops - the raw ingredient for cocaine - illegal mining and logging.
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Later, as a young forester in charge of a 3,000-odd acre woodlot in the Eifel region, about an hour outside Cologne, he felled old trees and sprayed logs with insecticides.
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But he will also confront a host of challenges: a budget crisis in the health sector, the police-force scandal that felled Mr Kenny, ballooning housing costs and rapidly rising inequality.
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For example, back in the 1970s the quest for savings from buying companies with expensive stock and cheap debt first fuelled and then felled such enterprises as ITT and Gulf & Western.
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The plans were quickly approved despite objections from officers of Westminster City Council over the number of trees that would have to be felled — 17, according to an official tree report.
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Millions of women have taken to social media to share stories of sexual harassment using the #MeToo hashtag after a slew of assault allegations felled movie mogul Harvey Weinstein last year.
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After a decade of soaring popularity, the fortunes of the Workers' Party were pummeled by a raging economic crisis and a colossal corruption scandal that felled some of its top leaders.
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Many civilians have lost their lives trying to escape, either shot by the Islamic State, drowned in the river or felled by thirst and hunger during the hazardous hike to safety.
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Once feared to be a permanent fixture on the geopolitical landscape, the wall now is rubble in the ash heap of history, felled by the irrepressible human desire for individual liberty.
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As Mr. Sadler was showing the fall collection to an important buyer from Saks Fifth Avenue, Mr. Flatte tried to get the designer's attention before succumbing and collapsing like felled timber.
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In declining health for several years, Mr. Castro had orchestrated what he hoped would be the continuation of his Communist revolution, stepping aside in 212014 when a serious illness felled him.
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As palm oil production has skyrocketed—in 2013, global production totaled 58 tons—the moist, tropical rainforests that palm trees thrive in have been felled to accommodate vast monocultures of palms.
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While such broad-based reform that addresses the corporate and individual tax burden is necessary, it is unclear how such a plan would overcome the same hurdles that felled healthcare reform.
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For example, back in the 1970s the quest for savings from buying companies with expensive stock and cheap debt first fueled and then felled such enterprises as ITT and Gulf & Western.
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All while other San Juaneros, in sections of neighborhoods like fashionable Ocean Park and working class Barriada Figueroa, were heaping soggy, ruined furniture into piles and pulling felled trees off roofs.
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Old-style party machines have been variously felled by court decisions limiting political patronage, corruption scandals, the expansion of voting rights, and, more recently, an increase in polarization, political scientists said.
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That translates into the delivery of a large lorryload of felled tree trunks every six minutes, day and night, together with yet further logs arriving on 70 railway wagons a day.
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Kendrick, whose grand slam in the 10th inning of Game 5 of the National League Division Series felled the 603-win Los Angeles Dodgers, again struck the decisive blow for Washington.
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The 1MDB affair, involving the alleged theft of $4.5bn from the Malaysian state development fund of that name, has felled a Malaysian prime minister, ensnared Goldman Sachs and embarrassed Hollywood bigwigs.
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Those reels became his signature work, the acclaimed documentary The Battle of Chile, a searing chronicle of the coup that felled Salvador Allende Gossens and culminated in Augusto Pinochet's fascist rule.
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In New York, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation has already felled more than 15,000 trees in Long Island to ward off the beetles, a department spokeswoman said in a statement.
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In the 19th century, Bélouve was the hub for a logging operation that felled highland tamarind trees to make hand-cut shingles and lumber for fine cabinetry exported to the mainland.
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But in Wernigerode this year, residents rallied around a 49-foot-tall fir tree that had been slated to be felled for this year's Christmas market in the medieval town center.
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One reason for this is that people living in rural areas in Africa still depend on wood from felled trees for their cooking, according to the Africa Energy Outlook 2019 report.
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A deal would make Kurz chancellor again after his coalition with the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) collapsed in May over a video sting that felled FPO leader Heinz-Christian Strache.
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Investigators are obligated to continue the search, family members said, to bring emotional closure, to provide the only concrete evidence to explain what felled the plane and to prevent similar accidents.
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There was no sign that a tree could have been felled in the area, and one of the agents sprayed no e, for no existe, in blue paint on a grassy hummock.
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The Watergate scandal that felled Nixon is presented in a side-gallery filled with sombre black, red and grey panels bearing labels like "Dirty Tricks and Political Espionage" and "Obstruction of Justice".
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The "bounty" that may have ultimately felled r/altright called for the full identification of the man who punched Spencer, and was initiated by the website's staff with the "alt-right" tag.
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Having warned that rampant graft threatened the legitimacy of the party, Xi has overseen a sweeping crackdown on corruption that has felled numerous high-ranking officials within the party, government and military.
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"Fully and thoroughly purge the pernicious influence of Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou," state television paraphrased Xi as saying, referring to two senior former officers felled in the government's fight on graft.
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They had to "replace in kind": A wooden electrical pole felled by Maria had to be replaced by another wooden pole, even if a metal one might better withstand the next storm.
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Better Call Saul There was a death in the Season 2 finale of "Better Call Saul," an unceremonious shot to the head that felled a hapless truck driver employed by the cartel.
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The move came two days after a no-confidence vote felled the previous government of pro-Western prime minister Maia Sandu just five months after it took power promising to fight corruption.
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Mr. Bartlett proposed a scent that used no real animal ingredients, but smelled strongly of wet fur, dank musk, felled trees and the sour buttery odor of a beaver's castor sac secretions.
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John Chase and Bob Secter, who covered the trials for The Chicago Tribune, noted last week that most of the evidence that felled him came from Blagojevich's own comments in wiretapped conversations.
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Completed in 2014, Felled is Byrne's second large-scale bronze work done in collaboration with Urban Art Projects, an Australian company that often commissions public art and limited edition pieces like Byrne's.
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She was in the school on Tuesday, this time as a teacher, gazing through another window at yet more people felled by fanaticism, comforting students who come from any number of countries.
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The police mostly deal with small stuff like returning lost wallets or field calls about felled power lines, but if you are caught speeding, your name will be in the local newspaper.
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But on Wednesday night, roads near the iconic sign in Elmwood Park were illuminated by something else: a raging blaze that felled the sign and consumed the 23s building that supported it.
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Hockney's woods are presented as plantations, not as ancient woodland — the trees are uniform, and there are neatly stacked felled logs piled by the roads and tracks that run through the forest.
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As evidence emerged that an Iranian missile may have felled a jetliner, causing the death of 63 Canadians, journalists pressed Justin Trudeau over whether President Trump should bear any of the blame.
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Seventh seed Zverev felled three-times Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka earlier on Wednesday to reach his first major semi-final, a personal triumph he felt akin to smashing through a barrier.
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It remains to be seen whether the House provision will go the way of most gun-related legislation: felled by the first Republican-controlled entity it encounters — in this case, the Senate.
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It remains to be seen whether the House provision will go the way of most gun-related legislation: felled by the first Republican-controlled entity it encounters — in this case, the Senate.
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Which makes it seem fairly ridiculous that a professional pitcher can be felled by something as paltry and mundane as a finger blister—something that is, by definition, a surface-level injury.
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In California, a gigantic mudslide closed a section of Interstate 80 in the Sierras and high winds felled a famous giant sequoia tree with a hollowed-out tunnel that motorists could drive through.
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By the time scientists discovered an antibiotic that could kill the deadly bug, it was too late: the entire supply chain for making, testing, and distributing antibiotics had been felled by the bug.
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The issue has been thrown into the national spotlight as a string of prominent men in U.S. politics, entertainment and the media have been felled by allegations of sexual misconduct in recent months.
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Just 18 months after David Hackett was felled by a sniper, Mueller was being sent to the same region as his officer-training classmate Kellogg, who had arrived in Vietnam three months earlier.
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What becomes clear from taking their work as a whole, however, is that queer culture will not be felled by the shuttering of a few bars or the arrival of a hostile administration.
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Nearby is the famous sculpture, on loan from the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, of "Dying Gaul," an image of a nude man, felled by wounds, making one final, futile effort to rise.
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For a young child nearby, the sculpture Felled resembles a Star Wars Stormtrooper, but the Australian artist and creator of the work, Penny Byrne, sees the ancient Hellenistic portrayal of The Dying Gaul.
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"The high-profile men felled by #MeToo — Harvey Weinstein, John Conyers, Jr., Louis C.K., Charlie Rose, Mark Halperin, Bill O'Reilly, Kevin Spacey, Roger Ailes, and others — faced accusations from multiple victims," Charen wrote.
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The original oak carvings — representing flowers, foliage, ships, hearts and crowns — look new and crisp, and some were carved from 217th-century trees felled in a nearby forest used as royal hunting grounds.
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It also exhumes journalism's flush, predigital heyday — when newspapers felled presidents and Mr. Hersh, as a newbie at The Times, was put up at the Hôtel de Crillon while on assignment in Paris.
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That makes Xuecheng the most important national leader to be felled in China's small but tenacious #MeToo movement, a rare case of a politically connected figure here falling to charges of sexual misconduct.
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Klimt, who died of a stroke, was middle-aged and successful, while Schiele, felled at 21900 by the influenza pandemic, along with his pregnant wife, was on the threshold of a brilliant career.
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NBC News fired Lauer on Wednesday after a female colleague accused him of inappropriate sexual behavior, the network said, making him the latest rich and powerful man to be felled by such accusations.
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At least 1,500 people have died from measles in Democratic Republic of Congo since the start of 2019, according to health authorities, compared with 1,390 felled by an Ebola epidemic in the east.
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"The problem is, and this is what felled the Bush administration: images tell the whole story," said Dan Pfeiffer, who served as a communications director and senior adviser for former President Barack Obama.
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But in President Trump, his mercurial partner in the White House, the speaker deftly found a foil to deflect some of the anger that had felled the man he succeeded, John A. Boehner.
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It was Hazard who had given Belgium the lead with a sixth-minute penalty kick after he had been felled by a clumsy tackle that was the inevitable conclusion of Tunisia's panicked defending.
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When Pepper returned home to find that a grove of elm trees had been felled near her home in Rome's Monte Mario, she bought them all and carved them into writhing biomorphic oblongs.
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The court ban allowed for such trees to be felled, but activists say many of those actually cut down posed no danger and should anyway have been left in place rather than sold.
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First Ms. Fisher died on Tuesday, of heart attack at 60; a day later, her mother, 84, succumbed to heart failure of her own, although technically she was likely felled by a stroke.
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The brilliant palette of Mr. Hockney's 2008 "More Felled Trees on Woldgate" looks psychedelic next to van Gogh's subdued cobalts and azures in "The Garden of St. Paul's Hospital ('Leaf Fall')" from 1889.
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The anti-graft drive has felled ministers, the head of the port, the tax chief and thousands of civil servants, though some companies claim they are being fined for crimes they did not commit.
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Former anti-apartheid militant turned businessman and politician Sexwale described FIFA as broken and a damaged brand, though he also referred to some of those felled in the scandal as "friends we have lost".
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The prior Safe Harbor regime, a self-certification program, was finally felled by a European Court of Justice exactly concerned by the impact of US mass surveillance program on European's fundamental data protection rights.
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The sort of off-roader that self-appointed car lovers love to dismiss as a cute ute that spends more time rolling through mall parking lots than cavorting through streams and over felled trees.
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Here's what happened, per sources familiar with the situation: In 2013 ModCloth went out in search of Series C funding, but the process was felled by a back-to-back pair of lousy quarters.
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The photo of the felled tree, taken by the National Park Service (NPS) in Joshua Tree National Park and later shared online, intensified calls for the parks to be closed until the government reopens.
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The photo of the felled tree, taken by the National Park Service (NPS) in Joshua Tree National Park and later shared online, amplified calls for the parks to be closed until the government reopens.
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The managing director of NBCC (India) Ltd, the state-owned firm in charge of the housing project, told media that the trees have to be felled to create underground parking space for 70,000 vehicles.
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The Yulex line is predominantly (85%) made from natural rubber that's tapped from hevea trees, which can produce for about thirty years, at the end of which they're mostly felled and made into furniture.
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At the law firm where they met before love felled them, she had been her husband's mentor; they seemed to be truly friends, partners, equals in a modern marriage in a new American century.
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Only after the tree had been felled and he counted its rings did he realize that he had just slain the oldest known tree on Earth, which was then a wizened 23,900 years old.
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She told the magazine that she was inspired to run by the "momentum" of Democratic activism in response to Trump's election and the "Me Too" movement that has felled powerful men in many industries.
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While she was in London for the global art fair, Byrne caught up with The Creators Project to reveal the story behind Felled and its uncanny resemblance to one of history's most beloved sculptures.
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Constructed of white stones and red earth, they were no match for the winds and pounding rain, and few were left standing among the felled coffee plants and orange trees after the storm passed.
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The discovery of gold in one location 13 years ago led to a local rush of sorts, and Mr. Villegas's photos show the deleterious impact of contaminated water and a landscape of felled trees.
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Last summer, the City Council won an injunction to prevent protesters bunnying or geckoing, and in November, Amey brought in an 18-strong security team to guard "safety zones" constructed around trees being felled.
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In the meantime, more of the men who have been felled in recent months might do well to listen to Christine Muhlke, the food writer and consultant, who met with Mr. Batali in February.
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Its structure mirrors the cross section of a felled tree, with its outermost rings of narrative taking place 18 years in the future and its innermost chapter going all the way back to 1908.
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Muhyiddin took office with the support of the United Malays National Organization (UMNO), which prospered through six decades of putting Malays first, but was felled amid anger over corruption at the 1MDB state fund.
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Teenager Coco Gauff, who dumped defending champion Naomi Osaka in the last round and felled Venus Williams in her opener, squares off against fellow American Sofia Kenin for a spot in the quarter-finals.
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Sunday's vote is being held in the wake of a video sting scandal in May that felled far-right leader and Vice Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache and blew up his coalition with Kurz's party.
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Ion Chicu's comments and actions, including a trip to Moscow last week, suggest a likely pivot back towards Russia after Moldova's previous pro-Western government was felled by a no-confidence vote on Nov.
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But Mr. Roberts was nearly felled in his own primary in 2014, when he struggled to overcome the ascent of the Tea Party right and questions about his lack of a residence in Kansas.
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The end result was that if someone with a history of back pain exercised in a regular way, he or she was considerably less likely to be felled by more back pain within a year.
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Khal Drogo was humanely smothered after he was resurrected into a vegetative state, Barristan Selmy was felled in battle, and King Robert was killed by, of all things, a wild boar during a hunting trip.
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In the world of Years and Years, we watch legitimate politicians felled by fake ads that manipulate their likeness; we see characters who casually dismiss the reality that the China bombing even happened at all.
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Each team was felled by a different malady: a weak farm system in San Francisco, an exodus of stars in Kansas City, a stale core in Chicago and a glut of injured pitchers in Boston.
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"You can't make this stuff up," quarterback Philip Rivers said after San Diego was felled by a botch hold on a game-tying attempted field goal in a 34-143 setback to Oakland on Sunday.
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No commercial success or comedic deftness will justify the message that a show born from controversy and nearly felled by racism still deserves a chance to prove its alleged good intentions at this political moment.
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Fortunately, the camera fell into an empty finish area between two runs, but the whole debacle caused the ski lift to shut down for fear that maybe the felled cable had interfered with the lift.
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The Colts missed a chance earlier to even the score and trailed 13-6 at halftime after a hamstring injury felled cornerback Darius Butler moments after he picked off a Siemian pass in the flat.
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BERLIN, June 22 (Reuters) - One man was killed on Thursday when a tree felled by a storm in northern Germany hit his car, with the weather also disrupting trains and flights to and from Berlin.
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Analysis of the rings in the central pillar supporting the 32-metre structure suggests the wood that it is made from was felled in 594, and construction is thought to have taken place soon after.
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And yet, in the popular memory of Watergate—principally in All the President's Men—Woodward and Bernstein are remembered as the heroic figures, the rag-tag duo of Davids who felled the Goliathian Nixon administration.
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I count their rings, like the rings of a felled tree, and know how long they have been growing, how long the death of the tree has been feeding the living creatures of this forest.
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In field after field, titans have been felled: film producer Harvey Weinstein, journalist Charlie Rose, chef Mario Batali, comedian Louis CK, casino mogul Steve Wynn, editor Lorin Stein, and prominent politicians including Senator Al Franken.
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Sebald is describing a collective death, a falling away; the people in this word picture, like the felled trees he describes in "The Rings of Saturn," are as if caught in a kind of swoon.
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And John Penley, a prominent organizer behind some of the liberal protests who came from New York to raise hell, grew extremely sick with some unknown illness that felled him for part of the convention.
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He had been felled by Carlos Zambrano a few minutes earlier and when Jesus dealt out his revenge he was immediately shown a second yellow to follow a first half caution for a bad tackle.
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It was Modric who lit the fuse and then put the win in Croatia's grasp with a sumptuous through ball that Ante Rebic ran on to before being felled by Mathias Jorgensen in the area.
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Well, it was a good run (and for those keeping track, venerable actor Julian Glover has now been felled by Rebel forces, James Bond, Indiana Jones, in addition to this jumped-up St. Thomas More).
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At 34, he remained a hellion on the mound, with the same kerosene fastball and arcing slider emerging from a tiny frame, pitches that had felled men far bigger than him for nearly a decade.
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The sudden manner in which Golden State lost Durant to a strained right calf Wednesday night in Game 211, at the same stage Paul was felled, seemed to set Houston up so perfectly for vengeance.
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They say the second-place finish in Boston was a fluke, pulled off on a day of driving rain, 204-mile-per-hour headwinds and 230-degree weather that felled several elites from warmer climes.
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Debris from Hurricane Michael — the remains of trees older than Mr. Cohen — still smoldered in his fields this past week as he burned away a generation of pecan groves felled by the storm this fall.
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Ms. Grosse's centerpiece was the monumental "Ingres Wood," a sumptuously pigmented installation of pine trunks on fabric using a recently felled tree planted in Rome by the 2300th-century French painter Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.
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Incidentally, the earthquake recovery measures that the speaker insisted on passed with 281 votes in favor, and none against — an unusual show of solidarity among Italy's quarrelsome lawmakers, who have felled more than one government.
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Until recently, Wells was the envy of the banking industry, with a reputation for steadily churning out profits while avoiding the reckless lending and investments that felled many of its rivals during the financial crisis.
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Urias, the best pitching prospect in years—the one seemingly immune to all the plagues of wildness and immaturity that afflicted his contemporaries—was felled by the one thing truly capable of bringing him down.
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In July, a military court jailed for life a former deputy head of the powerful Central Military Commission, which runs China's armed forces, for corruption, the latest in a string of senior officers to be felled.
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TEMA, a charitable group, has said 195,000 trees had been cut down for the project, well above the 46,000 target previously announced by Alamos' Turkish unit Dogu Biga, which has said only 13,400 trees were felled.
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Since the breakup of TITR back in the 90s, Klahn has been set on making more records in bands like New Rising Sons, Atlantic/Pacific, Felled Trees, and he's now releasing his first solo album ever.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said it had imposed an "exclusion zone" on Thursday near Houston, B.C., that bars access to an area where project opponents had built a barricade of felled trees and incendiary materials.
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Several top officials have been felled in the campaign, including disgraced retired domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang, the most senior leader to be ensnared in a graft scandal since the party swept to power in 1949.
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Mbaga said land titles or CCROs have helped villagers to access loans and get capital to invest in their businesses, learning income generating techniques that are environmentally sensitive such as re-planting when trees are felled.
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The 19-year-old son of a former professional boxer earned his first grand slam main draw victory on Monday when he felled Taiwan's Lu Yen-hsun and now takes aim at the British top seed.
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Like her first work, inspired by the sex scandal that felled Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a French political grandee, "The Perfect Nanny" is also based on a true story, about a nanny who murders her small charges.
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It followed a lawsuit in which the court heard the measure had been used in 2012 to allow trees in six protected areas of the Amazon to be felled to make way for five hydropower dams.
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The mostly young protesters used felled trees and large rocks to block roads, as well as piles of tires set on fire, some of which still smoldered on Sunday, sending up thick clouds of black smoke.
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Murmurs of a possible comeback for figures felled in recent months by accusatons of sexual misconduct, including the comedian Louis C.K. and the chef Mario Batali has raised the question: What does this mean for #MeToo?
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Connecting the airport to the city will require millions more trees to be felled: as part of the project a new motorway will cut through forests to link to a new, third bridge across the Bosporus.
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Quinn's wife, Mary (Genevieve O'Reilly), the mother of his seven children, has retreated upstairs to her bed, felled by a possibly fictitious virus, and the chemistry between him and Caitlin is clear for all to see.
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Nevertheless, even as the Commodore dispatches a fresh batch of assailants, we get an extraordinary sense, welling up in the main characters, that being felled by unnatural causes might not be the only way to die.
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The keys to Meredith's enduring, reliable legacy – now in its 225th year with no signs of respite nor fatigue, even now, in a climate where giants are felled with ruthless despair – lie in its deceptive simplicity.
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Taken with them on that chilly Friday in December -- just 11 days before Christmas -- were six adults felled by the same gunman as they refused to abandon their sacred trust to safeguard the smallest among them.
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Cisco's momentum is representative of how some older technology giants are finding ways to survive vast changes in their markets, forces that felled earlier standard-bearers like IBM in personal computers and Nokia in mobile phones.
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A #MeToo scandal felled Leslie Moonves at CBS, Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox is leading to churn at ABC and Fox, and Mr. Greenblatt is a successful executive ready to ride off into the sunset.
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Unusually strong winds have felled at least 148 giant billboards and hundreds of trees in Mexico City and the wider metropolitan area, as well as caused frequent blackouts, and prompted the closure of almost all schools.
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Days after his departure, the White House was still struggling on Sunday to provide a consistent explanation of who knew what and when, even as questions swirled about whether anyone might be felled as a result.
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About 25 people were injured in Jefferson City, a community of 40,000 people where rescue workers on Thursday searched house by house for survivors near felled oak trees, overturned cars and power lines strewn across driveways.
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Around the mound of broken bricks that was once their house stretched a vista of devastation: fields upon fields of felled crops, maize and rice, their principal source of food for the coming year, now gone.
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Schools in Athens remained closed Friday for precautionary reasons after the gale force winds knocked out power lines in several Greater Athens areas while a felled tree destroyed the roof of a school in western Athens.
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Stone is a link between the Watergate storm, when he worked for President Richard Nixon's notorious dirty tricks gang, and the Russia intrigue -- potentially the biggest Washington scandal since the one that felled the 37th President.
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A Russian Embassy on Thursday called it "dumb" to suggest that the country was responsible for two more British nationals being afflicted by the same nerve agent that felled an ex-Russian agent earlier this year.
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After the soaring love duet, the set's velvet walls came apart to reveal a bare stage with soldiers marching toward the audience (and presumably into World War I) before dropping dead, as if felled by gunfire.
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To the contrary, the story of Denis Voronenkov is about something else entirely: a story of the chaos at the heart of the sistema, the Darwinian chaos Voronenkov himself exploited, mastered and was ultimately felled by.
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ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - The remains of the medieval Umayyad Mosque's felled minaret lie in its once-elegant courtyard along with discarded mattresses, fragments of rockets and antique doors, but, after years of fighting, Aleppo's holiest monument endures.
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Zuckerberg's complaint comes at a moment of reckoning in the United States over sexual harassment, with nearly daily headlines about rich and powerful men in entertainment, politics and media being felled by complaints of impropriety or worse.
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Cheam Mom, his wife, had watched with increasing unease as he left time after time, heading out to range the woods with camera and cellphone, looking for caches of illegal logs and the loggers who felled them.
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The one-two punch that felled Star Wars in its fifth weekend was Ride-Along 2 and The Revenant, which look to close the weekend (official numbers are released Tuesday) with $41.5 million and $39 million, respectively.
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Lepore found that Christensen's case studies were ambiguous and overblown: Seagate Technology, a company that was supposed to have been "felled by disruption," had in fact thrived, doubling its sales the year after Christensen ended his study.
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A court in the communist-ruled country upheld the sentence for former Politburo member Dinh La Thang, 57, who was arrested and tried in a crackdown on graft, mismanagement and nepotism that felled many high-profile officials.
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The spat shows a change in leadership over the summer has done nothing to heal the divisions that felled May, raising the chances of a full-blown constitutional crisis on the way to a no-deal Brexit.
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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Matthew brought flooding and felled trees to islands in the eastern Caribbean on Wednesday and forecasters said the 13th cyclone of the 2016 Atlantic season would reach hurricane force later this week.
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It also felled Rick Pitino, the Hall of Fame coach at Louisville, who according to someone familiar with the complaint was said to have spoken to the Adidas executive about securing the commitment of a top prospect.
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But the failure of Banco Popular, felled by its exposure to toxic mortgages left over from a housing boom, was nevertheless a reminder that, nearly a decade after the financial crisis, the eurozone's banking system remains vulnerable.
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"I don't change nothing from the recipe; I just watch the weather and the temperature, and that's that," said Freddie Bryant, a felled mountain of a man, as he lay in a hospital bed in nearby Cadiz.
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In the wake of the lawsuit, Mr. Trump also posted a cryptic attack on Mr. Schneiderman on Twitter, comparing him unfavorably with two other Democratic politicians felled by scandal: former Representative Anthony D. Weiner and former Gov.
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Brigitte Bierlein, a career judge, heads a temporary government of civil servants that took office after the previous right-wing government collapsed in the wake of a video sting scandal that felled the far right's then-leader.
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The keys - whose pristine beaches are home to around a quarter of Cuba's four- and five-star hotels - are now littered with felled trees and lamp posts, animal corpses and shredded furniture, according to state-run media.
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Environmental activist David Baker stands over the grave of his brother Terry, who died at just 2000 years old, felled by lung cancer, a hardening of the arteries, and a brain tumor — an assortment of environmentally triggered illnesses.
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All of this comes less than two years after Univision purchased Gawker Media, picking up the large suite of sites for $135 million, after the brand was felled by a Hulk Hogan lawsuit partially bankrolled by Peter Thiel.
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Last winter, when I was felled by the flu (despite my annual shot), 1-year-old Max lay at the foot of my bed for hours on end, making none of his usual demands for attention and play.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz left office on Tuesday after parliament voted out his conservative provisional government, blaming him in part for a political crisis triggered by a video sting scandal that felled his far-right deputy.
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The same man who unyieldingly defied the West, who outwitted or ruthlessly crushed his opponents for decades while leaders in other countries were felled in coups, has been caught on video stumbling or dozing off during public events.
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Judging by the trailer, you're just hanging out in a spacious apartment cutting limbs off a felled tree, and all your friends are clapping, and when you get a high score you start dancing in your VR headset.
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The fatal heart attack that felled Congrats Gal at Pimlico on Black Eyed Susan Day last week was just the latest sign that horse racing, which has enjoyed substantial social sanction over the centuries, is in serious straits.
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In addition to long airport lines around the country, there is increasing concern about airport security following the bombing of a Belgian airport in March and a recently downed EgyptAir plane that may have been felled by terrorism.
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Dave Bohnert, director of Oregon State University's Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center in Burns, said he believes people killed the most recent bulls because there is no indication they were felled by predators or had eaten poisonous plants.
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Lonesome Rhodes, a charismatic Southern singing jailbird (Andy Griffith, surpassing his television roles), is groomed into a TV star by a reporter (Patricia Neal), eventually becoming a political kingmaker felled by his libido, raging hypocrisy and hollow populism.
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Frantic residents in the south said by phone that they were coping with major devastation as the storm felled trees, ripped roofs and destroyed farms in what already was a struggling area in the Western Hemisphere's poorest country.
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The Showtime political documentary series "The Circus" is set to return in April, minus its most recognizable star: Mark Halperin, the high-flying journalist whose career was felled last year by allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault.
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During Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's first stint in the post, she became the first woman to be named defense minister, and though felled by a scandal, she returned last year to become the first female governor of Tokyo.
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The video, released on Wednesday, shows a clearing of felled trees in the Javary River valley, near Brazil's border with Peru, and figures walking through it, one of them carrying what appears to be a spear or pole.
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Mr. McCain died of the same type of brain cancer that had felled former Senator Edward M. Kennedy nine years to the day before, and three years after Mr. Biden's eldest son, Beau, also died of the disease.
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The right-wing Peter Dutton kicked off the coup that felled Malcolm Turnbull, but then the slimy Dutton and the soignée Julie Bishop crashed in a pileup that allowed the unprepossessing Morrison to glide across the finish line.
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This concentration of fires in municipalities experiencing high deforestation rates in a non-drought year tells us that the fires of 2202 were lit intentionally to clear recently deforested areas of the felled giants trees of the Amazon.
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When one of them, on horseback, rides into the frame, we stay with him, galloping onward until he is felled, whereupon we switch our attention—our sensory allegiance, as it were—to the man who brought him low.
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Renee Salas, an emergency room doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital in the United States and an author of the report, said she recently treated a 30-year-old man felled by heatstroke while trying to work two construction jobs.
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While the nigh-apocalyptic past six months have felled founder and CEO Travis Kalanick, and sparked questions about its ability to keep its employees safe, let alone happy, Uber's self-driving car program seems to be doing just fine.
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Bankers are running out of private-sector solutions for Monte dei Paschi di Siena and have told the Italian lender to prepare for a state bailout this weekend after prime minister Matteo Renzi was felled by a referendum defeat.
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The storm felled the party's leader, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who was booed by members of her own Florida delegation Monday morning in the wake of the email disclosure and ultimately shelved plans to brave the convention hall Monday night.
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So if a bunch of particles were to get sped up to high speeds, the smaller particles would travel the fastest and at the greatest distances, while the bigger rocks would soon be felled by the Moon's weak gravity.
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Once a soloist at New York City Ballet with an auspicious future, she was forced to leave the company in 2012, felled by an autoimmune disease that saw her hair fall out, her weight rise and her balance disappear.
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In Uganda's Bidibidi refugee camp, each household uses about 20 kg of wood per day, the U.N. found in a 2017 survey, predicting that all the surrounding trees would be felled within three years if alternatives were not found.
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That might "help the timber industry (where felled trees should preferably have a low water content), and the rubber industry (where the sap of the tree is exploited and high tree water content is desired during harvesting)," he writes.
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The Freedom Party had said earlier on Monday it would pull its ministers out of the government if Interior Minister Herbert Kickl were forced out in the wake of a video sting that felled its leader at the weekend.
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In late February and early March, the authorities uncovered and seized 392 containers with 5,000 cubic meters of illegally felled kevazingo wood in the port of Owendo - but by the end of April, 353 of the containers had disappeared.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios's ace tally for the week moved toward the century mark on the slick Queen's Club grass as he felled Feliciano Lopez on Friday but the fiery Australian revealed he rarely practises his most lethal weapon.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Southwestern parts of Japan faced flight cancellations, train disruptions and felled power lines on Sunday as Typhoon Talim, now a tropical storm, made landfall on the southern island of Kyushu and brought heavy rains and high winds.
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Mr. Lauer, 403, joins an ignominious group of media figures felled by the recent spate of harassment claims, including the studio mogul Harvey Weinstein, the comedian Louis C.K., the CBS host Charlie Rose and the political journalist Mark Halperin.
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Here's what you need to know: A vast search-and-rescue operation is underway today after Hurricane Michael cut a brutal path through the Florida Panhandle, leaving entire neighborhoods submerged and streets littered with debris and felled power lines.
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Video via YouTube Unusually strong winds have felled at least 148 giant billboards and hundreds of trees in Mexico City and the wider metropolitan area, as well as caused frequent blackouts, and prompted the closure of almost all schools.
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And then there was the Texas Senate race, where Senator Ted Cruz felled the most viral candidate of them all: Beto O'Rourke, who livestreamed virtually every waking moment on the campaign trail, from burger stops to three-hour drives.
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And like Joseph Crowley and Michael Capuano, big-city House Democrats felled in primaries last year by Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Mr. Lipinski represents a mix of gentrifying and diverse precincts.
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A video of her taking a chain saw to tree branches felled by Hurricane Irma was shot by an off-duty police officer and shared by the Miami-Dade Police Department on social media, attracting widespread social media attention.
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Unlike other opponents felled by new arrivals this month, Diyas had been able to get a feel for Gauff's game beforehand, playing her in a doubles loss on Monday and getting a chance to practice returning her potent serve.
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Luckily, I didn't like to go out—despite what my sparkling Twitter persona may suggest, I'm easily felled by social anxiety—so what I lost in social capital I made up for in being an expert on this show.
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Austria's two ruling parties descended into squabbling on Monday over how to muddle through until an early election after a video sting felled the leader of the far right and raised questions about whether its democracy had been corrupted.
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Walls seem to be the most common punching object, which seems counterintuitive given that they are one of the more impliable objects one could choose to punch; a wall felled, for example, the Yankees' Kevin Brown and Doyle Alexander.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian soldiers have been drafted in to help clear the streets of Moscow and the surrounding region after a record snowfall which delayed flights, felled hundreds of trees, and turned some roads and pavements into an obstacle course.
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The 35-year-old Steve Darcis, who felled Nadal in one of the tournament's major shocks in 2013, beat Mischa Zverev 63-2 6-4 6-4 and Marcel Granollers (33) beat Lorenzo Sonego 7-6(4) 6-4 6-4.
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Upper Austria's minister for agriculture, Max Hiegelsberger, in a report on forestry in 2018, said the situation was "dramatic" as more than half the felled timber in his region was damaged, and forest owners were seeing a huge drop in income.
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Undernourished prisoners, frostbitten in winter and feasted on by flies in summer as they felled wood, died at a rate of up to 8 percent at camps in the area from disease, dysentery and other problems stemming from their bad conditions.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian conservative leader Sebastian Kurz said on Monday that an email hoax had attempted to implicate him in a video sting scandal that felled the leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) and blew up their coalition government.
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On August 17th it proposed a ban on the sale of coal for home burning, as well as restrictions on the sale of recently felled wood, which is less energy efficient and emits twice as much smoke as the dry sort.
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"To topple the government a few months before an election is something few people in this country can understand," Kurz told lawmakers before the vote, presenting himself as a force for stability after the scandal that felled his coalition partner.
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Of the dozens of high-profile Hollywood men who have been felled by sexual misconduct allegations in the #MeToo era, few — with Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby being the notable exceptions — have been charged with crimes, reports the AP's Andrew Dalton.
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Only strict ethics reform, Mr. Gibson said, could restore public faith in government after the corruption scandals that had felled several legislative leaders, including Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker, and Dean G. Skelos, the former State Senate majority leader.
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Having felled the brash Mr. Trump, who unceasingly predicted victory and dominated the race up until the first voting, Mr. Cruz can credibly portray himself, to conservatives who have yearned to unite behind a strong champion, as a giant-killer.
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It is thought to account for about 15% of greenhouse-gas emissions, if you count the forests that are felled to create fields for growing animal feed, the methane in cow farts and the fuel that is burned moving everything around.
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Chernuchin pointed out that he feels like the show has been talking about it for the past 19 years, and only now — after a major Hollywood producer was felled by a single New York Times report — people are beginning to listen.
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The charges mark the latest development in the "Car Wash" probe, a sprawling corruption investigation that has felled many members of Brazil's political and business elite, revealing the rotten business dealings that long underpinned the upper echelons of Brazilian society.
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The president approved Kurz's request to dismiss Interior Minister Herbert Kickl as what started as a scandal that felled the government turned into a power struggle between the 32-year-old chancellor and his coalition partners of the past 17 months.
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The worst economic shock in 75 years felled huge financial institutions, roiled international alliances and ushered in the most aggressive central bank stimulus efforts ever seen, with zero or negative interest rates and purchases of trillions in securities the norm worldwide.
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The winds felled trees in the Czech Republic, with one man dying after being hit on a sidewalk in a town in the north of the country and one woman killed by a tree in a wooded area, media reported.
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Lynx, made by Ubtech, a biped the height of a bowling pin ($799.99), has articulated arms and legs that allow him to take a halting arthritic step or two, but then he tends to fall over like a felled tree.
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At Nielsen Sports, which tracks sponsorship money going into FIFA, global managing director Glenn Lovett said that Chinese interest has helped FIFA President Gianni Infantino offset a drop in income elsewhere following the corruption scandal which felled his predecessor Sepp Blatter.
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But Berlin's rent controls and its deep-rooted, far-left political tradition (Kreuzberg's May Day festivities draw tens of thousands yearly) have helped many of Kreuzberg's quirkier businesses survive, amid change that would surely have felled them in Williamsburg or Shoreditch.
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In "Shock and Awe," he writes that glam rock, with its makeup and props and stunts, sprang up in the early 1970s against a "drab backdrop of beards and denim" (picture the Allman Brothers leaning against some recently felled logs).
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" The New York Times's initial report said that 33 people — not 29 as Cal Fire and The Los Angeles Times say — were "trapped in gullies and ravines," where they were "felled by the smoke and gases" and ultimately "burned to death.
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In total, it allows for up to 17,500 trees to be felled over the full 25-year period, though the council argues that this is not a target and that the figure is merely intended to cover the most extreme scenario.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Al Franken of Minnesota, in an emotional speech on the Senate floor, announced on Thursday that he would resign from Congress, the most prominent figure in a growing list of lawmakers felled by charges of sexual harassment or indiscretions.
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Destruction caused by the disaster was visible along the coastline where waves of up to 5 meters (6 feet) crushed vehicles, felled trees, lifted chunks of metal, wooden beams and household items and deposited them on roads and rice fields.
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" The changes would bring some certainty to the news operation, which has struggled after revelations of workplace misconduct felled the network's chief executive, Leslie Moonves; its star morning-show host, Charlie Rose; and Jeff Fager, executive producer of "60 Minutes.
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At the center of the plot, a wily lady fox (played by the appealing soprano Joanna Latini) is captured by the old Forester (Eric Owens, Glimmerglass's artist in residence) — but ultimately escapes, only to be felled by a poacher (Wm.
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NEW DELHI — An Indian cabinet minister quit on Wednesday after 21 women came forward to accuse him of sexual harassment, making him the most prominent figure so far to be felled by the #MeToo movement sweeping the world's largest democracy.
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After playing spectacularly in his first N.B.A. preseason, Williamson was "more than shellshocked" to be felled by an injury just before making his official debut, according to a team staff member who was not authorized to discuss the situation publicly.
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Our house will be demolished soon, overrun by development, perhaps next year or the year after, and their tree will be felled and, like so many others in our city, the kites and I will search for new places to live.
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And it is not a sure thing who will turn up: the mixed martial arts fighter who won her matches in a matter of seconds or the one who was felled by a kick to the head in Melbourne, Australia.
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Some deal makers feared that the issues on which they most want to see reform — corporate tax rates and the taxation of sales made abroad and then brought back to the United States — could end up felled by political gridlock.
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"These actions are not the sum total of our response to Russia's aggressive activities," President Barack Obama said in a statement after the White House revealed its retaliation for a series of hacks that felled major Democratic groups and campaign operatives.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in major political trouble just weeks before facing voters, felled by a penchant for poor jokes and dressing up that have let him down before and are now raising accusations of racial insensitivity.
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Lee White, who ran the U.S.-based Wildlife Conservation Society's Gabon program for nearly two decades, was appointed late on Monday after his predecessor was fired over a scandal in which tonnes of illegally felled rare kevazingo wood went missing.
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There, beneath a vaulted roof that was pierced by the landing gear from one of the jets that felled the World Trade Center, and before the altar where firefighters laid the broken body of Mychal Judge — the chaplain often counted as Sept.
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Under London Prize Ring rules, the round ended when a man was felled, whereupon both men returned (or were dragged) to their corners and were given thirty seconds to recover, rising and coming up to the scratch to begin the next round.
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Experts have identified some potential "short-term losses" from the planned conservation measures - which are due to cost 4.24 billion rupees ($64.5 million) - such as algae blooms caused by the release of soil nutrients into the water after the trees are felled.
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Lest you imagine that Earth is immune because of its thick atmosphere, think of the dinosaurs , felled about 2160 million years ago when a large asteroid or comet around 21991 to 15 kilometers (6.2 to 9.3 miles) in diameter slammed into the Earth.
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It's the kind of show where the police show up to a workplace and say not to worry, because no one's getting beaten today, and even the best job interview can be felled by a background check that comes up riddled with problems.
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Edwards, who was a trial lawyer in North Carolina before his political career was felled by a sex scandal, sent a letter to U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer of San Francisco last Friday, asking to be appointed to the powerful plaintiffs' steering committee.
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Outside those areas frequented by tourists, Stop Corruption said, under the guise of salvage logging of trees killed in wildfires, healthy pines are being felled in great numbers for sale in Ukraine and Romania, from where the timber may be resold throughout Europe.
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Preethi moved on to a photograph from the Chipko movement, an environmental movement that began in 1973 in the state of Rajasthan when a Himalayan woman wrapped her arms around a tree in order to save it from being felled by lumberjacks.
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As his 20 years as a fixture of U.S. morning television came to an abrupt end, Lauer found himself among the growing ranks of powerful men in U.S. entertainment, politics and media to be felled in recent months by accusations of sexual misconduct.
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While the tournament has been plagued by lengthy stoppages for the video assistant referee (VAR), Tuesday's officials preferred to let the game run, though Argentina were incensed VAR did not come into play when Arthur felled one of their players at a corner.
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The allegations against him, which have expanded in recent days as more women have come forward, place him in a group of media figures felled by claims of sexual misconduct in the wake of numerous allegations against the film mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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Sue Williams has recently painted churning, color-saturated works evoking the destruction of the World Trade Center; I bridled at one canvas's inclusion of the word "nanothermite," an explosive often mentioned by conspiracy theorists who doubt that planes felled the twin towers.
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Her victory is a stunning illustration of the energy on the left this year, and an echo of the Republican primaries in 2014 that saw another aspiring speaker of the House, Eric Cantor of Virginia, felled by an upstart on the right.
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Six months into the new administration, Republicans were already talking about how Pence seemed to be running a shadow campaign to become the GOP nominee for president in the event that Trump was felled by either the Russia scandal or some other force.
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The government had given schools and government employees a day off on Sunday to attend a pro-government rally to inaugurate the new bronze statue of late president Hafez al-Assad, erected on the site of the previous statue felled by protesters.
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They might find more consolation in the resurrection of Louis C.K. One of the men ostensibly felled by the #MeToo movement, Louis C.K.'s career was derailed for about nine months after news broke of his sexual misconduct with women in his industry.
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Richard Lipsky was a prominent lobbyist in New York, representing bodega owners, grocers and other small businesses, until he was felled five years ago in a public corruption scandal that also brought down Carl Kruger, a powerful Brooklyn state senator, and others.
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In commemorating the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, who 50 years ago today was felled by an assassin's bullet, it is important to look beyond the rage that erupted and use this opportunity to reflect upon the deeper meaning of his life.
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South Korea: A court in Seoul sentenced a former presidential candidate, Ahn Hee-jung, to three and a half years in prison for sexual assault, making him among the best known public figures to be felled by the country's growing #MeToo movement.
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But in recent months, as once-almighty men in entertainment and politics have been felled by revelations of misconduct, galvanizing women in those fields and beyond, figures at the top of the music business — another notoriously male-dominated industry — have remained largely untouched.
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And then on Monday, across the Atlantic at the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris, an intense fire felled the spire and tore apart the roof of a building known for its stone gargoyles, flying buttresses and the legend of the hunchbacked Quasimodo.
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But her two best-known rivals on the Leave side were felled by political back-stabbing when Justice Secretary Michael Gove brought down former London mayor Boris Johnson and was then punished for his perceived treachery by being eliminated from a ballot of Conservative MPs.
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RELATED: Obama's advice to British PM: Befriend Donald Trump Turbulent times But while they may not be soulmates, Trump and May both find themselves caught up in the tectonic shifts that have rocked modern politics and felled the establishment on both sides of the Atlantic.
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After half a dozen of their colleagues were felled by sexual harassment allegations, members of Congress in both parties say they have changed behavior they once viewed as acceptable or never gave a second thought to, hoping to avoid seeing their names in similar headlines.
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Liz Lopatto, deputy editor: Maryn McKenna's Medium post "Imagining the Post-Antibiotics Future" starts mildly enough, as McKenna learns about a branch of her family tree: a long-dead great-uncle, felled by a bacterial infection just five years before the advent of penicillin.
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Wang, who was previously vice governor of the central bank and helped oversee China's recovery from the 2008 global financial crisis, built the once toothless and obscure CCDI into a feared watchdog that felled party heavyweights, including the former domestic security chief, Zhou Yongkang.
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It's all getting clear felled for commercial interests such as palm oil… It's probably the greatest environmental crime of humanity right now, this destruction of remaining rainforests, especially when they actually clean the air that we breathe and balance and govern the whole global atmosphere.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - NBC News fired Matt Lauer, the popular host of its "Today" morning show, on Wednesday after a female colleague accused him of inappropriate sexual behavior, the network said, making him the latest rich and powerful man to be felled by such accusations.
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On the triumphant day of passage, Trump hosted GOP congressmen at the White House for a victory celebration on a picture-perfect May afternoon — that now looks premature given the Senate bill was felled by dissension among several factions of the Senate Republican caucus.
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The telegenic Bo, regarded widely as one of the most charismatic Chinese politicians of his generation, was a contender for the top leadership before being felled for corruption in a sensational 2012 scandal that also saw his wife jailed for murdering a British businessman.
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Winds topping 130 miles an hour knocked down trees, felled power lines, tore roofs from buildings, and ripped a static display of an F-15 fighter jet at the base entrance from its foundation, pitching it into the air and tipping it upside down.
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NEW YORK, March 11 (Reuters) - The St. Patrick's Day parade in New York City has been canceled this year, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday night, one of the most high-profile U.S. public events to be felled by the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Sanders, in a far better position, continued to seek the 2016 nomination after his path had disappeared, on two theories: that every voter deserved a say and that superdelegates could flip to him if they saw him gain momentum, or saw Clinton felled by scandal.
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Michael Perry, 37, a violence interrupter and program supervisor at True2Life, came of age in the 183s in the Richmond Terrace Development, 10 minutes from Stapleton, where he sold drugs, carried firearms, was arrested, had friends felled by gun violence and was nearly killed himself.
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It wasn't until after he felled the tree and counted the rings that he realized, to his horror, that he had, with permission from the United States Forest Service, unceremoniously sawed down the oldest known tree in the world — a stately gnarled pine called Prometheus.
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As part of her outreach, she met in the New York office of Roger Ailes, the former Fox News chairman later felled by charges of sexual harassment, according to a person familiar with the meeting, urging him to direct coverage favorable to the effort.
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But in recent weeks, he has been stripped of his titles and banished to a small temple in his home province of Fujian, a rapid fall from grace and a rare instance of a politically powerful figure felled by the country's small #MeToo movement.
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Nearly two years after a sweeping corruption case first felled top leaders of FIFA, the Swiss-based governing body for international soccer announced on Friday that it had cataloged its officials' wrongdoing and delivered the results of a 22-month internal investigation to government authorities.
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Lenore Correia, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Boston, said the snow would be wet and sticky, especially along the coast and in southeast Massachusetts, making driving conditions worse and increasing the likelihood of felled trees, downed power lines and power failures.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Bashing 21992 aces to match his age, Ivo Karlovic became the oldest man to win a match at the Australian Open in over 228 years as he felled Poland's Hubert Hurkacz, a man 26 years his junior, to reach the second round on Tuesday.
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The report estimates that a massive increase in the supply of timber, as damaged trees have to be felled, helped drive down Czech timber prices to 15 euros per cubic meter of standing timber in 2018, from 55 euros in 2017, although others dispute those figures.
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Skim popular titles such as "The End of Competitive Advantage" (by Rita Gunther McGrath) or "The Attacker's Advantage" (by Ram Charan) and you will be left with the impression of a hyper-competitive world in which established giants are constantly being felled by the forces of disruption.
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The way Ally plans to create the change she hopes to see in the world doesn't sound very different from Kai's original scheme, although the senator's worldview is obviously not in the least bit as misogynistic or authoritarian as the felled woman-hating cult leader's dreams.
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The announcement followed a promise from Gabon's president to punish those responsible for the theft in April of 353 containers of illegally felled kevazingo wood - worth nearly $250 million - from a cache of 392 containers seized at the port of Owendo in late February and early March.
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The report estimates that a massive increase in the supply of timber, as damaged trees have to be felled, helped drive down Czech timber prices to 15 euros per cubic metre of standing timber in 2018, from 55 euros in 2017, although others dispute those figures.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Argentina's Juan Martin Del Potro felled Marin Cilic in a French Open clash of the titans, winning 25-24(24) 20-123 212-25 25-5 on Thursday, and will now aim his heavy artillery at 10-times champion Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals.
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Fearful of cheap Chinese competition and wary of a profitable complacency that has felled giants in the past — Eastman Kodak, destroyed by digital cameras, is often cited — the company is developing new crystals that double as solar panels or that change color when tapped with a finger.
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Up north, on a quiet boat trip to Indian River, where parts of "Pirates of the Caribbean" had been shot, I saw juvenile blue herons and gargantuan coconut crabs — and so many Maria-felled trees that the river was closed off above the "Banana Hut" bar.
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In recent years, the diagnosis of bone spurs has subjected Mr. Trump to ridicule from critics, who have found it implausible that a healthy and athletic 22-year-old, on the cusp of being declared fit for service, could suddenly be felled by growths in his heels.
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And this pre-emptive public relations offensive on Monday indicates not only that she is all but certain to enter the race, but that she intends to strenuously avoid being vulnerable to the sort of slashing opposition research campaigns that have felled past White House hopefuls.
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Until a couple of weeks ago Leadsom, a junior energy minister, was barely known to most Britons, but as one of the leading voices in the successful Leave campaign she has dramatically emerged as a serious challenger as better-known rivals have been felled by political intrigue.
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It's possible that a transcript of his conversations with the Ukrainian President could leave Trump sufficient wiggle room for his explanations to be seen as credible and for the scandal to join the churning mix of previous controversies that have tarnished his presidency but never felled him.
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Wax on wax off, and a few felled banana trees later Kurt returns to defeat Tong Po. Kickboxer introduced western martial arts fans to Muay Thai on a massive scale, and captured the western fascination with travelling to Asia to learn the secrets of deadly martial arts.
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It's been a tough few weeks for Travis Kalanick, the testosteronerous 40-year-old Uber CEO whose swagger-braggart ways have been felled by a series of totally uncool events, including the anti-Trump #DeleteUber campaign, as well as accounts of sexual harassment and groping at the company.
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The corruption scandal that felled the former president, Park Geun-hye, who was jailed for 24 years last month, also embroiled Lee Jae-yong, the heir to the Samsung empire, who is serving a suspended sentence for paying bribes to Ms Park's aide in return for business favours.
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The show traces the evolution of cycling gear from itchy wool in the 1950s to today's moisture-wicking, lightweight fabrics, and it includes jerseys from the personal collection of Paul Smith, who Ms. Loveday said had aspired to be a professional cyclist before being felled by an accident.
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WITU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Too poor to buy land where they grew up on Kenya's palm-fringed southern coast, Sylvester Jefua and his wife migrated 300 kms northwards to Witu Forest, where they felled seven acres of trees and built a mud and thatch house for their family.
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