Mr. Mayer, a fine dancer, waltzed across the dance floor.
|
|
This person just waltzed in and gave Charles the finger. Iconic.
|
|
He waltzed around Adam Larsson before going top shelf with his shot.
|
|
Not surprisingly, the TMC waltzed home with three-quarters of the seats.
|
|
Transaction complete, Violet waltzed out of the door — panty poor, but money rich.
|
|
The actor threw on a brown suit Friday and waltzed into Palazzo Massimo.
|
|
But once he got to the White House, he waltzed with wealthy Americans instead.
|
|
We bet you probably waltzed past some of these in your movie-watching stupor.
|
|
For their first dance, the couple waltzed to "Shut Up and Dance" by Aaron Watson.
|
|
Unlikely character combination #9,478, Olenna Tyrell and Ellaria Sand, waltzed into the picture — okay, sure.
|
|
Oh, she apparently just waltzed right out of the Upside Down seconds after "sacrificing" herself.
|
|
Then last month, one week before the filing deadline for candidates, in waltzed Mr. Trone.
|
|
The fans kept voicing their dissent as Manchester United waltzed through, almost unchallenged, once more.
|
|
Unfortunately, one rattlesnake thought this was completely okay and waltzed itself right into someone's toilet.
|
|
At the bottom of a sweeping grand staircase, a four-piece band performed while couples waltzed.
|
|
WASHINGTON — A couple waltzed across the floor in a darkened art gallery while Tchaikovsky's music played.
|
|
"We just twiddled our thumbs as the coronavirus waltzed in," William Hanage, a Harvard epidemiologist, wrote.
|
|
I waltzed into the city to try my hand as someone who was still figuring it out.
|
|
Oliver walked past me & grabbed my boob as he waltzed out the front door of a party.
|
|
Gary confidently waltzed into the theater unsurprised, wearing shorts and holding his fiancée Vicky's purse.
|
|
"Have a nice day, commie," the Subbro spat as he whirled around and waltzed onto the SubTrain.
|
|
Have you never waltzed into a department store without a specific purchase in mind, just to browse?
|
|
After handing an usher my ticket for entry, my body involuntarily waltzed over to the snack stand.
|
|
But he quickly killed the danger and waltzed through the tiebreak to take a two-set lead.
|
|
Roman Reigns waltzed to the ring and the commentary centered on whether that was a little too much.
|
|
The report waltzed a bit around the hot political issue of whether genetically modified food should be labeled.
|
|
We waltzed in with brazen confidence, and it paid off because we were immediately handed glasses of Champagne.
|
|
And into the eye of this storm waltzed Langford to play Tessa, our heroine and Hardin's object of affection.
|
|
He sort of waltzed through the room in his own quiet way and people were genuinely happy for him.
|
|
Days later, he waltzed with me on Berkeley Pier, my gloves arranged in his breast pocket like a kerchief.
|
|
Other competitors may suit families better than the Rubicon that waltzed through the optional severe off-road course spur.
|
|
That debate proved moot when Trump waltzed into the convention with more than enough delegates to secure the party's nod.
|
|
By contrast, Scott waltzed through the Rotunda with his family Monday with zero fanfare compared to the pandemonium surrounding Swift's apparition.
|
|
So color us surprised when she waltzed into our studio with nothing but a tiny black crossbody bag by Marc Jacobs.
|
|
When a cat waltzed into the barn, inspiration struck, and Lee killed time by noodling with alternative lyrics to Smith's single.
|
|
Around 3,000 entrants, fluffed and trimmed, waltzed their way around Madison Square Garden at the 143rd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
|
|
The two waltzed to a song from La La Land, which seems very fitting being that Ava's mom is Hollywood royalty.
|
|
He waltzed out of his second imprisonment with an impunity that would be comical if it didn't have such serious consequences.
|
|
Before the Jazz waltzed past the Nets in the third quarter, Brooklyn actually had leads of 26-22014 and 215-8.
|
|
He waltzed across the stage with Ms. Blue during a selection from Lehar's operetta "The Merry Widow," which concluded the program.
|
|
Now he'd watch as his estranged wife, Huma Abedin, waltzed into and out of Gracie Mansion at Clinton's side, not his.
|
|
West Virginia responded with a 5-0 surge to re-establish a double-digit lead and waltzed to the finish line.
|
|
His other 7-yard score won the game, as Jones waltzed up the middle with defenders' backs turned in man coverage.
|
|
It's like she waltzed straight from the pre-set Simolians in The Sims Hot Date and into a premature mid-life crisis.
|
|
On third-and-2 from the 8, Kamara took a handoff from backup quarterback Taysom Hill and waltzed into the end zone.
|
|
Instead, he sat there looking like he was either about to vomit or punch someone, said "see ya later," and waltzed off.
|
|
A few hours after leaving KFC for the final time, I waltzed into my hostel with a smug smile on my face.
|
|
During Game 1 of the NBA Finals (Golden State Warriors versus the Cavs), Rihanna waltzed into the Oracle Arena in Oakland, Cali.
|
|
Family lore says during breaks from bucolic Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, she waltzed into Manhattan jazz clubs, sat down and played.
|
|
How has a polarizing politician with so many vocal critics, who seemed in such peril at times, waltzed toward a second term?
|
|
Maybe it's no surprise that even though Brown's ideas have influenced generations of women, Hefner's just waltzed right into the White House.
|
|
The Carpetbagger Hours before the Golden Globes began Sunday, the ceremony's accountants waltzed across the red carpet carrying briefcases handcuffed to their wrists.
|
|
So a scruffy maintenance man with a 5 o'clock shadow waltzed out, his cap slung low as he wiped it up for them.
|
|
Pham drilled a two-out, two-run triple in the second and waltzed home on DeJong's double off the left-center field wall.
|
|
Savannah Guthrie began calling the names of the lucky "winners," starting with "Sheila from Kansas" – and in waltzed the proud mother of Sheinelle Jones.
|
|
It arrived about three days later and, on Monday, Pendragon waltzed into the "large, conservative, corporate workplace" where he works as a data analyst.
|
|
After calling Trump a "tough son of a bitch" in his introductory remarks, Knight waltzed back on stage in the middle of Trump's speech.
|
|
He says she waltzed into one of his classes sporting purple hair in an effort to raise money for a volunteer trip to Vietnam.
|
|
EA's social team even waltzed right into PR disaster this past weekend, using the hashtag #justWWIthings to conflate vicious murder with casual weekend outings.
|
|
In the second round the two tied up momentarily off an exchange and Trinaldo waltzed Felder onto a beautiful outside trip into Felder's guard.
|
|
One feels the love and respect Bill has for the painted actors that have waltzed barefoot across their stages for more than half a century.
|
|
Looking back, Brazil was humiliated on home soil in the 2014 World Cup semifinals when Germany waltzed its way to a historic 193-1 win.
|
|
She may not have waltzed, or left the theater humming "Tale As Old As Time" to herself, but she dug it, in her own way.
|
|
The Raiders waltzed 23 yards to open the game, with Martin leaping over the pile for a 1-yard touchdown and a 7-0 lead.
|
|
The year after OJ Mayo was drafted, a dumpier and altogether goofier Pac-10 shooting-guard waltzed into the league in Mayo's third-overall spot.
|
|
Arrest warrants obtained by PEOPLE allege James Loftis' wife waltzed into Goose Creek's police headquarters on Saturday, and told detectives her husband was having suicidal thoughts.
|
|
It's been 10 years since Don Draper first waltzed onto our TV screens, drinking a glass of whiskey in his high-rise office well before noon.
|
|
At Versus, Bella Hadid waltzed down his catwalks in cutaway LBDs, and Hollywood's finest have hit the red carpets in his monochrome thigh-high-slit creations.
|
|
But, just when I thought I might have to give up all hope on finding a cure, the Pai Rosehip Bioregenerate Face Oil waltzed into my life.
|
|
She returned to New York early, and waltzed into the Great Day USA offices, cloaked in savagery and a fabulous coat like the daytime goddess she is.
|
|
Anyway, none of this bodes well for my impostor syndrome, but here I am, somehow, an idiot who's waltzed into this food world from a different planet.
|
|
Obviously that is not the case, fighters are tricked and waltzed into tight submission attempts and sweeps just as they are deceived into eating well hidden punches.
|
|
Joe started out confident that new guys coming in would merely be a "good test" for him and Kendall's secure bond, but then Mr. Hair waltzed in.
|
|
On the fourth-down play from the 210, Guice was supposed to follow Moore's block to the left, and replays showed he probably would have waltzed in.
|
|
A lot has changed since Kate Middleton, who turns 38 today, waltzed down a charity runway in a sheer dress as a young undergrad at St. Andrews.
|
|
The world watched that day as Rachel Green waltzed into Central Perk in her sopping wedding dress, and the world (and Ross) would never be the same.
|
|
The Lions' final score came on a 2-yard interception return by defensive tackle A'Shawn Robinson, who followed the eyes of Brees and waltzed in for the score.
|
|
Timberwolves 129, Spurs 114 Andrew Wiggins scored 30 points and Karl-Anthony Towns added 323 points and 11 rebounds as Minnesota waltzed past visiting San Antonio in Minneapolis.
|
|
Couples waltzed to a band of old-timers that opened the night, but the dance floor was too packed to move by the time Ms. Price went on.
|
|
Sources close to the former couple tell TMZ ... Bella waltzed into Mod Sun's Woodland Hills home unannounced Tuesday night, coming in through a back door when he wasn't home.
|
|
I've also learned to love my friends and family members who have waltzed around me, not knowing if I've needed a hug, a punching bag, an ear, or space.
|
|
The 26-year-old said she was crossing the street on her way to a guitar lesson near the Capitol and, apparently distracted, accidentally waltzed right into oncoming traffic.
|
|
Since taking power in June, Italy's populist government has outmaneuvered political opponents, out-screamed its loudest critics, used the press for target practice and waltzed away from scandals unscathed.
|
|
As most of the field stumbled around the grounds with wind-burned faces and expressions of bewilderment, one player waltzed across the history-drenched layout without distress or strain.
|
|
When the show premiered on September 19, 2007 (feel old yet?), Serena waltzed through Grand Central station with her golden hair shining in a way Blair Waldorf's never really did.
|
|
During the third quarter, the Packer waltzed into the end zone to score his third touchdown when he threw his opponent a cheeky wave just before crossing the goal line.
|
|
A man dressed like an Apple store employee waltzed into the company's New York City SoHo location and used the disguise to make off with 19 iPhones, worth over $16,000.
|
|
Authorities in Odessa, Texas are searching for a woman who brazenly waltzed into a local funeral home on Friday and stole a ring off a corpse following a memorial service.
|
|
Then Kevin Lee waltzed into the Octagon on Saturday night and put Edson Barboza through the meat grinder every bit as convincingly as Nurmagomedov had in his most significant victory.
|
|
Ms. Scharfeld and Mr. Shaw first waltzed into each other's lives at a cotillion dance event at the Santa Barbara Woman's Club when she was 10 and he was 12.
|
|
They waltzed in the front door, blew through a pair of armed guards I'd kept in reserve, and found me— me—cowering in a back office in my agency's compound.
|
|
A man who I would later learn was the top sales associate greeted me with another half-hearted handshake and waltzed right past me, taking the stairs two at a time.
|
|
The players of season 38 are reacting to season 36, Ghost Island, whose central storyline was that nobody would turn on Dom and Wendell, who waltzed their way to the finals.
|
|
But things played out in a predictable pattern: both the Cavs and the Warriors waltzed through two straight sweeps; the OKC-Houston series came down to who had a better roster.
|
|
Derek Hough may have waltzed into the hearts of Dancing With the Stars viewers over the years, but he was "pretty much dragged to dance lessons" when he was first starting out.
|
|
The woman who planned the wedding of Eric Trump, one of the president's sons, has waltzed into a senior position at the department of Housing and Urban Development with little relevant experience.
|
|
Down by 183-33 with 3:03 left to play, Mahomes waltzed onto the field and on the first play from scrimmage launched a rocket 75 yards to Hill for a touchdown.
|
|
By enacting the lives of cleaners and factory workers at an art gallery, Murillo essentially waltzed in and unashamedly questioned who gets to go where and do what in the art world.
|
|
Last night, the Knowles-Carter gang didn't give any other attendee a chance when they waltzed in uncharacteristically early to the MTV Video Music Awards, along with the rest of the Lemonade crew.
|
|
Vienna-born Straka, the first Austrian to hold PGA Tour membership, waltzed to his 66 with the only bogey-free round of the day while American Dahmen had one blemish on his card.
|
|
It was total fandemonium as Kim Kardashian showed up for the grand opening of her newest pop-up shop ... and you gotta see just how wild this crowd went when Kim waltzed in.
|
|
After a contentious first half that ended with the Spurs up four, San Antonio broke open the game by outscoring the Pistons 222-213 in the third quarter and waltzed to the win.
|
|
Where Suakim routinely waltzed Nasukawa to the ropes with feints and ringcraft but did little when he arrived, Rodtang actually got in to do some hurting when he had Nasukawa in a vulnerable position.
|
|
Hearings were set to determine how their assets should be divided, but the day they were to begin, Mr. Brant and Ms. Seymour waltzed into court hand in hand and announced they were reconciling.
|
|
That's why, during the season seven finale of Game of Thrones, Bronn waltzed away with Podrick to grab a "drink" while Cersei and the other leaders of the Seven Kingdoms discussed the future of Westeros.
|
|
The layers of history accrued on the streets people walked to get to work or waltzed down to get to bars, the streets where murder victims bled and the drunk pissed and the homeless slept.
|
|
A sack/strip by defensive end Derek Howard set up the Eagles on the Packers' 17, and Howard waltzed in from the 1 to make it 21-13 with 59 seconds left in the half.
|
|
It opens with Lohan looking like she waltzed out of a Eurotrash forgery of Botticelli's painting The Birth of Venus, the one where the goddess is standing naked in a seashell that's rising from the ocean.
|
|
In the hour-and-a-half that I spent angrily pacing up and down the terminal halls, several hundred passengers waltzed onto rival vessels bound for Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and—most painful of all—London City.
|
|
It's been nearly a quarter century, but the fact that Gunter Parche, a deranged, unemployed German Steffi Graf fan, waltzed down onto the court and plunged a 9-inch blade between Seles's shoulder blades is still terrifying.
|
|
So in an effort to revise my shopping strategy, I've turned to the real experts for help: R29ers who have successfully strutted, sauntered, and waltzed through their wedding days with feet that survived to tell the tale.
|
|
The salesman waltzed in promising the best price on a pallet of Pepsi, but Nese would only make $30 from the hundreds of sodas and he'd have to charge customers more than they'd pay at a chain store.
|
|
Music played from a laptop—a soft and shining voice sang "Someone to Watch Over Me." The younger girl, Ada, waltzed to the sound of it while the older one, Estella, sighed with impatience at its silky slowness.
|
|
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Caroline Wozniacki said she hoped to be remembered as a hard worker who made the locker room a friendlier place as she waltzed into retirement following her third-round loss at the Australian Open on Friday.
|
|
DeMar DeRozan scored 25 points, and Patty Mills added 33 off the bench as the San Antonio Spurs waltzed past the visiting Milwaukee Bucks 126-104 on Monday in the Alamo City, snapping a two-game losing streak.
|
|
By far the most elegant in dress and apathetic toward patrons, she waltzed through the Guggenheim in cream leather pants, wrapped in a cashmere shawl, with her platinum sculpted bob and long burgundy fingernails that radiated their own light.
|
|
In the end it was Mitt Romney—whom many non-quantitative journalists dismissed as too moderate and establishment-friendly for an angry Republican electorate, even though he led the race for endorsements early on—who waltzed to the nomination.
|
|
The Buckeyes were up by as many 193 over the final minutes and waltzed to the win, their sixth in a row following their only loss of the season, a 72-62 home setback to Syracuse on Dec. 5.
|
|
Shoshanna Shapiro, Girls (2012-2017)Played by: Zosia Mamet The J.A.P. had gone out of fashion as a singularly negative stereotype until Shosh waltzed into our lives in her pink Juicy Couture tracksuit and Sex and the City obsession.
|
|
Amber Portwood's making her priorities clear ... as she waltzed into an Indiana courthouse to learn if she would lose access to her one-year-old child in her domestic battery case, an MTV camera crew was there lapping it all up.
|
|
He dresses like he's waltzed backwards out of Karl Lagerfeld's boudoir; he has a car that looks like it's been imported from the town in Monsters Inc; and he never seems entirely present, like his eyes have their own screensaver mode.
|
|
That fall, Attorney General Jack Conway, a weak if well-funded Democrat, overly cautious and blistered by a pro-gay rights stance, couldn't decide whether to stand by Obama or run from him, and the mission-fired Bevin waltzed into office.
|
|
Crucially, Costa was kept quiet as a mouse (except for his histrionics towards the referee) and Arsenal waltzed their way to a 3-0 win, finally allowing Wenger to mark one of his anniversaries at the club with something positive.
|
|
If Ebony functioned as a stand-in for every fanfic Mary Sue who'd ever waltzed into Hogwarts, her creator captured the spirit of every hostile, emotion-flinging teen with a chip on their shoulder who found their way into fandom.
|
|
Where was the vetting — or, more to the point, the preparation — of Betsy DeVos, our new education secretary, who waltzed into her confirmation hearing and theorized that the greatest pedagogical threat to America's schoolchildren was toothy, furry and fond of salmon.
|
|
Connor's in full-on self-sabotage mode like we've never seen him before, claiming to feel nothing about Wes' death, but clearly showing a ton of animosity for the guy who waltzed in off the waitlist and destroyed all of their lives.
|
|
The company waltzed into an easily-avoided controversy over the summer when it failed to combat the narrative that it "shadow bans" conservatives when, in reality, its anti-abuse measures simply hide harassing tweets or tweets from accounts known to be abusive.
|
|
Justice Kennedy and the court's four liberal justices may not have waltzed together in a 5-4 decision this term, but Chief Justice Roberts did, twice, and the soon-to-be-second-newest justice, Neil Gorsuch, took one turn across the aisle.
|
|
Donald Trump, who owned Miss Teen USA, Miss USA, and Miss Universe from 1996 to 2015, waltzed through the dressing room while female contestants as young as 15 were changing, four women who competed in the 1997 Miss Teen USA beauty pageant allege.
|
|
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Usain Bolt waltzed in to sprinkle a bucket of stardust over Rio on Monday, and while there were Samba smiles and dancing girls, the biggest name at the Olympics could not escape the ever-present specter of doping.
|
|
Similar to how Durant waltzed into a cushy role that let him feast on more desirable opportunities with the Golden State Warriors, Hayward should see more looks in the restricted area, along with a couple cleaner catch-and-shoot tries every night.
|
|
For an hour every week, at the Social Dance after Mass and Sunday breakfast, with the smiling approval of Father Rector and Sister Hedwig, the seniors and the Mary Wards waltzed, mamboed, and cha-cha-cha'd to scratchy records on a gramophone.
|
|
I waltzed in, slid my own vote-by-mail ballot into a locked black box, then headed back outside onto the shadeless sidewalk to talk to a handful of voters, including Shirbey Greene, 80, and her daughter-in-law, Lydia Johnson, 49.
|
|
It was refreshing, therefore, to hear Barty embrace the so-called "burden" of being the world's best player with such enthusiasm as she waltzed into the second round at the All England Club with a 33-4 6-2 win over China's Zheng Saisai.
|
|
It was teased a dozen times as he went back and forth with the UFC on contractual terms, but when he waltzed back into the cage and took the lineal middleweight title at UFC 217 it was like the final act of a movie.
|
|
Usually, the results are predictable: a Brian Wilson here, a Smokey Robinson there, the guy who wrote the Toy Story soundtrack, whoever waltzed out of the coffee-house culture of the 1960s and someone who wrote a really good album about romance-fuelled drug addiction.
|
|
To judge by this final game, in which the Americans won, 96-66, and no Serb player broke double figures in scoring until the final minutes, we might conclude little has changed since the original Dream Team waltzed to Olympic gold in Barcelona in 1992.
|
|
It was a fairy tale of a night plucked straight from my dreams: I got my hair and makeup done, waltzed up to the Shrine Auditorium in a crimson dress worthy of Jennifer Lopez, and had a chance to interview the legendary Viola Davis.
|
|
Yet, apart from her natural, cheery manner with the media, she is in many ways unrecognizable now from the kid who waltzed into Wimbledon last year as a promising talent and ended it as a finalist bold enough to give even Williams a fright.
|
|
EditorsNote: fixes NYK assists total Utah's Rudy Gobert scored 24 points and had 13 rebounds — in the first half alone — as the Jazz scored 71 points in the first 24 minutes and waltzed to a 129-97 win over the visiting New York Knicks on Saturday night.
|
|
"Beauty and the Beast," the studio's latest live action update of a cartoon classic, waltzed its way to a towering $21996 million debut this weekend, setting a new record for a March opening and solidifying the Mouse House's status as the dominant player in the film business.
|
|
Sure, he waltzed away with all of our hearts in La La Land — a performance that earned him a Golden Globe as well as nominations at the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the Oscars — but Gosling has been on a mission to put everyone's boyfriends to shame for years.
|
|
While security was distracted by this frenzy, I waltzed past them, climbed onto the stage and found myself chilling in the DJ booth with Diplo, Pedro, Travis, a neon orange wig Kylie, Jordyn Woods, Kourtney, Younes Bendjima, Kendall, and Post Malone showing off his new face tatt... ISSA KNIFE!
|
|
He waltzed around Holzken at one point and hit him square in the back of the head, something the referee punished with a stern look and nothing more, and Groenhart will often lead with the top of his head as he closes the distance to hit the body.
|
|
Nick waltzed into that living room and came right out with the fact that yes, he had indeed had sex with Liz nine months ago, and yes, he had also sent her home mid-date last night because she was totally screwing his chances of sleeping with the other women.
|
|
And now, after a year's worth of skilled marketing that successfully separated him from that losing GOP national brand, Trump has waltzed right back into an electoral/ideological trap by delivering a speech and a plan that mostly looks like it could have been authored by Mitt Romney, John McCain and George W. Bush.
|
|
EditorsNote: Added missing words in 2nd and 3rd grafs; Removed team records; Removed extra word 'over' in final graf Andrew Wiggins scored 30 points and Karl-Anthony Towns added 28 points and 63 rebounds as the Minnesota Timberwolves waltzed to a 129-114 win over the visiting San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday in Minneapolis.
|
|
We caught up for a chat before Steve waltzed me through to the players lounge, where I enjoyed a cup of tea and a peruse of the papers next to Kimmy White, before taking my seat and watching the current world champion, Stuart Bingham, beat his opponent Ding Junhui in a tense 6-4 thriller.
|
|
After a contentious and close first half after which ended with the Spurs up four, San Antonio broke open the game by outscoring the Pistons 42-25 in the third quarter and waltzed to the win, avenging a 33-point loss in Detroit in the first game between the two teams this season Dec. 1.
|
|
Bouncers, I knew, even back then, back before I'd faced the ignominy of not being allowed in a club on my birthday while all my friends waltzed in and I spent a night sat on the banks of the Thames in Kingston wondering where it all went so very very wrong, were blokes unlike myself.
|
|
Those range from that standoff outside the Gold Base to being tailed around L.A. to a baffling intrusion by a bikini-clad woman, who barges into the hotel room where they're doing an interview to demand they stop filming her — even though she wasn't on camera before she waltzed in — before adding that, by the way, she's an actress.
|
|
I didn't back Oculus Rift on Kickstarter, thinking it wasn't sensible to jump in so early, but eventually buckled, and soon strapped a headset on every family member or friend who waltzed near my PC. I had a carefully curated set of games and VR experiences to show VR off, and soon enough, I was being asked to give that same VR tour to complete strangers.
|
|
Throughout much of the campaign trail, and more than a year into her husband's presidency, the former model has more or less relied on her fashion choices to do the talking: from the inaugural ball where she waltzed in custom Hervé Pierre, to a line-up of business attire that included strong silhouettes by Christian Dior, to the more casual choices for crossing the Great Lawn, like Victoria Beckham and Calvin Klein.
|
|
Debbie, the blonde bombshell with a notable soap opera credit on her resumé and a gleaming house in the suburbs—who waltzed onto GLOW's set smug in her casting as its leading lady (and none too disappointed that her privileged status would rankle with Ruth)—has never considered that some of her castmates, particularly a working class, single mother like Tammé, have not always had the chance to do more genteel work.
|
|
Whereas President Barack Obama rejected the Keystone XL pipeline in 21996, President Donald Trump waltzed into the White House and approved it this past March, over-turning Obama's directive and giving KXL the green light (the courts then switched it back to red and then green again.) With but a thin protective veil flapping between tribal and minority communities and the construction companies for whom they are easy political opponents to overcome, there has been little regard for these stopgaps.
|
|