"Wow, is in total disarray with almost everybody quitting, " Trump tweeted.
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The anti-Trumps are not in total disarray, but they're not exactly in lockstep either.
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They have only two touchdowns in three games and appear to be in total disarray.
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S. foreign policy is in total disarray, and world regard for the U.S. has plummeted.
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And, finally, his campaign appears to be in total disarray, with more staff departing by the day.
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The Justice Department's investigation into the Baltimore Police Department found a vital government institution in total disarray.
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We visited Barneys as the iconic department store prepares to close and found a bleak scene in total disarray
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All of this paints a picture of a police department in total disarray, mired in corruption and abuses of power.
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"The Republicans are dysfunctional, they're in total disarray and that's why America knows this is a Trump shutdown," he added.
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A win in New Hampshire will create a burst of positive press coverage, while the establishment candidates remain in total disarray.
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"It is clear this administration is in total disarray when it comes to this crisis of the coronavirus," Schumer said. Sen.
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"It is clear this administration is in total disarray when it comes to this crisis of the coronavirus," Schumer said Tuesday.
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However, if one were to assume it was real, it would show that "Russian counterintelligence is in total disarray," he pointed out.
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After clearing away the fog of a dull Super Bowl rematch, here are our takeaways from N.F.L. Week 7: ■ The Falcons offense is in total disarray.
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After organizing the U20 Women's World Cup in 2008 and reaching a ranking of 41 in 2015, the Chilean women's national team is now in total disarray.
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"The BNP is in total disarray," said William Milam, who served as U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh from 1990 to 1993, and recently returned from a visit to Dhaka.
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"The damage was done after the first executive order," Plummer said, explaining that refugee resettlement in the U.S. has been in total disarray since Trump's first week in office.
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The world may be in total disarray, but hey — we've got to find our joy where we can, even if that's from an adorable green alien baby drinking soup.
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Chief Deputy Jeremy Baker said two upstairs bedrooms at the house in Summerville were in total disarray, and that "animal feces, dirty diapers, dirty wipes, trash, things like that" were present.
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The transnational, e-waste trade is now in total disarray — and amid the chaos, brokers are fanning out across Asia, seeking new territory to exploit the weak and pollute the skies.
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But it's also something Trump can only pull off if people really believe that America is in total disarray — hence his attempts to make the country appear that way, despite the crime statistics.
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With his home and work lives in total disarray, Miles takes his newly revitalized office nemesis' suggestion and heads to a magical spa where $50,000 is supposed to help him become the best possible version of himself.
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In both the presidential and legislative elections, Marine Le Pen, the leader of the French far right, has suffered a blow so devastating that her National Front is in total disarray, as are all the traditional mainstream parties.
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"Retail in Kenya currently is in total disarray ... we could now go in and secure seven premises without paying anything other than agreed rental," he told Reuters over the phone after the presentation of Shoprite's half-year results on Tuesday.
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" On fixing the student loan forgiveness system: "Many of those programs are in total disarray... the public service loan forgiveness plan started about 10 years ago and people are just coming up to 10 years and applying for their discharge.
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" Trump has taken a swipe several times as president against California Democratic governors, first Jerry Brown and more recently "grandstanding" Gavin Newsom for asylum shelters and scaling back the state's "so-called Fast Train, which is $Billions over budget & in total disarray.
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CWFC even scrapped the main event of their upcoming October 15th show to allow its middleweight champion Jack Marshman achieve his dream of competing in the famed UFC Octagon—less than two weeks ahead of Cage Warriors 79, potentially leaving the event in total disarray.
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Image: Screengrab via SignalImage: Screengrab via Twitter DMWith Gizmodnik compromised and our operation in total disarray, it has fallen to me to burn our various illicit documents, wipe the Kinja servers of all incriminating evidence, and destroy the krokodil lab we set up in the basement to launder rubles.
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From that genesis and a monumental political defeat, Barack Obama has wrought a New Democratic Party in total disarray — led by a motley crew of septuagenarians, socialists, bullies, obfuscators and whiners — whose sole mission and purpose is to burn down Trump and his administration by any means necessary.
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The best-case scenario is either facing a bona fide extremist who the Republican party is inclined to abandon and support half-heartedly if at all in the general election — like Trump or Cruz — or facing a Republican party in total disarray without a clear nominee until the convention in July.
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However, with the UFC middleweight division in total disarray with Michael Bisping and natural welterweight Georges St-Pierre seemingly calling all the shots ahead of their angry peers in Luke Rockhold, Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, Yoel Romero and Chris Weidman, a touch of Khalidov class is what the UFC needs in amongst all the madness at 185lbs.
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"It is clear this administration is in total disarray when it comes to the crisis of the coronavirus," Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Democratic mega-donor reaching out to Pelosi, Schumer in bid to stop Sanders: report Trump administration freezes funding for study of hurricane barriers: report MORE (D-N.
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Don Antonio, picture from 1930 The orphaned Carloctavistas found themselves in total disarray. Most of them, perceiving their cause as hopeless, withdrew to privacy,when discussing Navarre, one author notes that Carloctaivstas "prácticamente habían desaparecido", Martorell Pérez 2009, p. 433 a few started to near the Javieristas,Vallverdú Martí 2014, p. 123, Vázquez de Prada Tiffe 2011, p.
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The 20th Indiana advanced towards the cut and "captured nearly the whole of the 23rd Georgia Volunteer Regiment".Gilbreath 2015, p.84 At the point when the 20th Indiana stumbled upon the 23rd Georgia, the Georgian regiment had been in total disarray and was taken by total surprise by the advancing Indianans. After advancing approximately a quarter mile further, 3rd Corps halted at Welford House.
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A few months later in early 1875, Grant announced that Brooks had been legitimately elected back in 1872. Grant did not send in troops, and Brooks never regained office. Instead, Grant appointed him to the high-paying patronage job of US postmaster in Little Rock. Grant's legalistic approach did resolve the conflict peacefully, but it left the Republican Party in Arkansas in total disarray, and further discredited Grant's reputation.
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On 30 November 1930, the office of the Supreme Staff was bombed giving Smetona an impetus for a full-scale prosecution of Voldemaras supporters. The Lithuanian Nationalist Union installed new commanders, Kazys Matulevičius and Brunonas Štencelis, who attempted to cleanse and reorganize the severely reduced organization. Tautos kelias was renamed to Mūsų tautos kelias (Path of Our Nation). However, the organization was in total disarray and was officially closed on 24 May 1930.
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Government research stated "Universal Credit claimants find work quicker, stay in work longer and earn more than the Jobseekers' Allowance claimants." Delays in payments were getting claimants into rent arrears and other debts, however.Universal credit is in 'total disarray', says Labour The Guardian Claimants may wait up to thirteen weeks for their first payment. Tenants can get into rent arrears more frequently on Universal Credit rather than Housing Benefit and many risk eviction and homelessness as a result.
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Greeted by the ship's flamboyant captain, Ziggy, they are guided to the ship's diner. It becomes apparent the ship is in total disarray, and after a bad experience from an unqualified waitress, the crew agree that the ship is a lost cause. However, on their way out, they are stopped by the ship's head policeman, who questions whether they're following the laws of their society. Cat grows fed-up and insults the cop, resulting in their imprisonment on the ship's brig.
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Xie Xuan and generals Xie Yan (謝琰) and Huan Yi crossed the river and launched a major assault. The "Qin is Defeated" rumor spread like wildfire, and chaos followed. Fu Rong personally tried to halt the retreat and reorganize his troops, but his horse suddenly fell and he was killed by advancing Jin troops. The Jin generals noticed the chaotic footprints and wheel marks, and declared that the Former Qin army was not in an organized retreat but was indeed in total disarray.
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The first thing soldiers Joe and Chris do after coming home from the war is fulfill the quirky final wishes of a pal. Kissing a woman who owns a lumber mill is on the list, and after Chris plants one on an unsuspecting Jerry Walters, she slaps his face. Going to visit their late friend's family, the Chapmans, they find its trucking business in total disarray. Chris is a botanist and Joe's career is baseball, but they put their own lives on hold to help the family.
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Frank Worrell's return to the West Indies team for that series encouraged CLR James, the editor of The Nation, to campaign for him to replace Alexander as captain, and Worrell was chosen to lead the tour to Australia the following winter. Alexander took the decision well, and was supportive of Worrell, who was a close friend. According to his obituarist: "The dismissed captain had taken over a side in total disarray and laid the foundations for future triumphs." He had a remarkably successful tour of Australia with the bat, scoring 60, 5, 5, 72, 0, 108, 63, 87 not out, 11 and 73 in the Tests.
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In any case, the Mantineans and the right part of the Argives, the elite Argive Thousand entered the gap and routed the Brasideans and the Sciritae and pursued them for a long distance. In the meantime, the Tegeans and the regular Spartan army routed the Athenians and the Arcadians that formed the left part of the Argive army. Most of them did not even stand to fight, but they fled as the Spartans approached; some were even trampled in their hurry to get away before the enemy reached them. Then the Spartans turned left and broke the Argive right which fled in total disarray.
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Unfortunately, given the 1963 coup d'état against president Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes, the wing was slowly abandoned; only Antonio José de Irisarri -who died in New York in 1868 whose remains were brought back to Guatemala in 1968- and poet Domingo Estrada -who died in Paris in 1901- are interred there. Other famous writers, like Enrique Gómez Carrillo, were inscribed in a memorial on the wall given the impossibility of bringing his remains back to Guatemala. By the end of the 20th century, all the letters from the memorial had been stolen, the tombstones were marked with graffiti and the whole section was in total disarray.
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The characters in this play include Captain Amasa Delano, John Perkins, Benito Cereno, and Babo. It is set in 1799, aboard the American ship, The President Adams, and the Spanish ship, The San Dominick. The plot of the play concerns Captain Delano, an American in charge of a New England sealing ship, who encounters a Spanish slave ship while his ship is at harbor off the coast of Trinidad. The captain visits the Spanish ship (which is in total disarray) and eventually comes to realize that the slaves, under the leadership of a slave named Babo, have taken over the ship, killed the ship's captain and most of the crew, and are forcing one of the few remaining sailors, Benito Cereno, to help them sail back to Africa.
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The early directors did not much understand the nation they were governing; they especially had an innate inability to see Catholicism as anything else than counter- revolutionary and royalist. Local administrators had a better sense of people's priorities, and one of them wrote to the minister of the interior: "Give back the crosses, the church bells, the Sundays, and everyone will cry: " The Directory denounced the arbitrary executions of the Reign of Terror, but itself engaged in large scale illegal repressions, as well as large-scale massacres of civilians in the Vendee uprising. The economy continued in bad condition, with the poor especially hurt by the high cost of food. State finances were in total disarray; the government could only cover its expenses through the plunder and the tribute of foreign countries.
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Those individuals who participated in the Expo project were also impacted; Mexican interim ambassador Federico Gamboa tells in his memoirs that Spanish sculptor Justo de Gandarias, and elderly man when he met him on 20 June 1899, was still in Guatemala two years after the failed Expo because the government had not paid him for his services. Two years after that, Gamboa met with the sculptor again, and this time he tells that Gandarias had lost all hope of ever getting paid and that was in Guatemala barely surviving by selling cigarettes in Guatemala City; Gamboa visited Gandarias at his home and tells how the sculptures place was in total disarray, but kept some old paintings and sculptures that he was hoping to sell if he ever went back to Spain.
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Captain George Legge of HMS Royal Katherine wrote to his Lord High Admiral the Duke of York: "That hole is too little and the sands too dangerous for us to venture among them again". They hoped to lure the Dutch fleet to open sea; when at first nothing happened they grew so despondent, they were surprised when the Dutch did in fact come out. On 14 June 1673, De Ruyter, reinforced by four ships (including the heavy Oliphant and Voorzichtigheid) and fresh crews and fully resupplied, took advantage of a favourable northwest wind to attack the allied line. In this battle the allies were in total disarray -- partly the result of having been two weeks at sea, including one battle -- but mainly because of a curious coincidence: it so happened Spragge, now commanding the van, was visiting Rupert the moment the Dutch attacked.
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It was completely destroyed by the 1917-18 earthquakes as shown in this photograph. The earthquakes started on 17 November 1917 and continued on December 25 and 29 and then on 3 and 24 January 1918. In 1920, Prince Wilhelm, Duke of Södermanland arrived to Guatemala as part of a trip he was making through Central America; he visited Antigua Guatemala and Guatemala City where he witnessed that both cities were in total disarray after their destruction by earthquakes in 1773 and 1917–18, respectively. While Antigua Guatemala ruins were mostly abandoned since the 18th century, and were then partially inhabited by poor Indian families, Guatemala City was still filled with debris and dust from the recent earthquakes; the dust was so fine that it was impossible to avoid it from going into ones clothes, mouth, nose and even skin pores.
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198-200) and El perfeccionamento de la estructura paramilitar carlista (pp. 259-265) In Catalonia the strength of the organization was estimated as 3,000 first-line volunteers and some 15,000 in auxiliary units.Robert Vallverdú i Martí, Catalanisme i carlisme a la Catalunya republicana (1931-1936), [in:] L. Duran (ed.), El catalanisme en el nostre passat nacional, Solsona 2010, , p. 102; somewhat different figures in his earlier work, Robert Vallverdú i Martí, El carlisme català durant la Segona República Espanyola 1931-1936, Barcelona 2008, , pp. 318-319 Following the failed coup of July 1936 they found themselves in total disarray, some killed, some captured, some in hiding and some fleeing the region.for details see Vallverdú 2008, pp. 293-343 Since August 1936 first Catalan requetés started to arrive in the Nationalist zone, either having crossed the frontline or travelling via France.in line with the call from general Mola "todos hacia Navarra", Pablo Larraz Andía, Víctor Sierra-Sesúmaga Ariznabarreta, Requetés: de las trincheras al olvido, Madrid 2011, , 9788499700465, p.
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