It starts with Arthur Dent's (Freeman) house getting bulldozed just before the planet Earth gets bulldozed.
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The unrest has been quelled and the town centre bulldozed.
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The tenant refused to leave, and Gorelik bulldozed the home.
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He alleged that debris from the crash has been bulldozed.
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Iran's ambassador to Britain denied debris had been bulldozed away.
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Eventually, authorities bulldozed a road to get to the location.
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The rest of the Jungle was bulldozed in October 2016.
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They had the interior defensive line that bulldozed Clemson's defensive front.
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Fans went to Motörhead concerts expecting to get bulldozed by sound.
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They've bulldozed competition and tilted the playing field in their favor.
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But in 2016 was bulldozed down, and is now just rubble.
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Most of the village's homes were bulldozed and buried after Chernobyl.
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It was bulldozed by the Israeli army during the 24 invasion.
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DAPL bulldozed the area the next day, according to the tribe. Sept.
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Taepyeong comprises six individual slaughterhouses, five of which will be bulldozed immediately.
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And that's how he bulldozed his way through the 2202 Republican primary.
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Norms had been threatened before 2016, but never bulldozed with such ease.
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Activists in the Philippines bulldozed by police van Activists in the Philippines bulldozed by police van About 1,000 protesters gathered outside the U.S. embassy in Manila on Wednesday to call out the presence of U.S. troops in the Philippines.
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When you build on someone else's land, don't be surprised when you're bulldozed.
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Many of the straightforward paths have been bulldozed or grown over with weeds.
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Mr Trump bragged, bulldozed and free-associated, as he had through the primaries.
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It is about love, but a love that's broken and battered and bulldozed.
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Tiles saved from another early McDonald's location, which was shut down and bulldozed.
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His Bab al-Aziziya compound has been bulldozed into a giant rubbish dump.
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In Mr. Trump's case, the legacy of bulldozed norms will outlast the policies.
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Now McMansions for wealthier residents have bulldozed aside many of those smaller houses.
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Would their democratic rights be bulldozed in the instance of a second referendum?
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BLAIR: No. I don't think you can say they're going to be bulldozed.
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Over the last year, Caterpillar's shares have bulldozed their way to new records.
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Many old neighbourhoods in China have been bulldozed to make way for new development.
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Theyve bulldozed competition, used our private info for profit, hurt small businesses & stifled innovation.
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It was April Fools' Day, after all, and who gets bulldozed by a deer?
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Each year since, he has bulldozed an area the size of 40 football pitches.
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Coking won and kept her home; it was not, despite the ad's suggestion, bulldozed.
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Myanmar officials have said the villages were bulldozed to make way for refugee resettlement.
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The put-in was at the foot of a boat ramp of bulldozed mud.
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The hutongs and favelas bulldozed for the sake of the arena will never be
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Recent rains had turned the bulldozed paths between the rows of tents to mud.
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Former inhabitants, and even some Kurds, say the areas were bulldozed by the peshmerga.
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But knowing that it might be bulldozed, "I could never sell," Mr. DeCataldo said.
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A falsely named "urban renewal" project bulldozed entire blocks, then left the lots vacant.
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Nearly 16 miles of logging roads would have been bulldozed through grizzly bear habitat.
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They've bulldozed competition, used our private info for profit, hurt small businesses & stifled innovation.
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For every happy ending, there are cemeteries that just get bulldozed away into oblivion.
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He pointed all this out, just as his next-door neighbor's home was being bulldozed.
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Having bulldozed the opposition, perhaps Mr Modi will now feel emboldened not to copy it.
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By the time you read this, they may have already bulldozed much of The Jungle.
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Any emotional tangle is flattened into moroseness, all the nuance is bulldozed into dull familiarity.
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After my grandfather heard his house would be bulldozed, he had a stroke and died.
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What did you know about Scaramucci before he bulldozed his way into the White House?
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It consists of many miles of bulldozed earthworks, with fortified bunkers every few hundred yards.
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When the city bulldozed the slum for a golf park, life changed for the worse.
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Tony Sculimbrene, executive director of the alliance, said he feared the factory might be bulldozed.
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Aya is a fledgling whose survival is threatened by power lines, farmers and bulldozed woodlands.
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The forests were bulldozed by the government and replanted (younger trees are seen as lighter green).
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Many burnt-out villages have since been bulldozed, and surviving buildings demolished, by the Myanmar authorities.
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Regrettably, most of the site has been bulldozed, but the possibility of further investigation still exists.
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Mr Rubio scored poorly nearly everywhere and was humiliatingly bulldozed in his state by Mr Trump.
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So he's got me bulldozing down a house, I never bulldozed it down, it's false advertising.
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But in either case, this is a group that continues to be bulldozed by their decisions.
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This potent greenhouse gas is released when forests are burned or bulldozed and left to decay.
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It bulldozed two villages in the 1640s; at times its snout moved two metres a day.
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"I'm sure if we didn't take it on it would have been bulldozed years ago," says Biron.
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"We understand that tents and shelters left behind will be bulldozed," the charity said in a statement.
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After the original Dons left, their stadium, Plough Lane, was bulldozed to make room for apartment blocks.
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The damage became irreversible when rubble was bulldozed and dumped at the nearby Tigris River, she said.
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Does he feel sorrow when an American Indian petroglyph is bulldozed for access to a coal mine?
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Farmers bulldozed and torched the forests where the penguin lived to make way for cattle and sheep.
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They bulldozed the house you grew up in and built an IMAX that only shows celebrities dabbing.
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Last fall, Denis Matseuv bulldozed through the toccata and demolished the piece's rhythmic nuance in the process.
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A bridge was once in the works—buildings were even bulldozed—but the project was later canceled.
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Others believe Klobuchar is tempering her "Midwestern-nice" public persona with directness so she doesn't get bulldozed.
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On the road to one of the internment camps, an entire neighborhood had been bulldozed into rubble.
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Second-year running back David Johnson bulldozed his way in for the score from a yard out.
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The choice now for these companies is to take part in this progress, or be bulldozed by it.
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SpaceX bulldozed grasses and cacti next to the Pointers' home to erect a bustling barbwire-fenced work yard.
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That seems unlikely, however, since the makeover of Yalı is expected to result in such spaces being bulldozed.
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He got his army in front of the other guy's and bulldozed the other guy until he quit.
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O'Reilly bulldozed a historic cottage when he bought the property in 2014, to the dismay of his neighbors.
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From Apple to Airbnb, recent history pullulates of companies that bulldozed through serious hardships thanks to unrelenting persistence.
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Williamson raised her finger once or twice to answer a question, only to be bulldozed by another candidate.
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In this election, Mr. Trump engaged in a profoundly cynical campaign that bulldozed faith in our government institutions.
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A newly bulldozed earthen barrier surrounds the town as protection against Islamic State infiltration from the Nineveh plains.
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The regime had bulldozed the old city to the ground, and built atop it a fancy hotel and parks.
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We've clearly got people where it's actors playing different parts for different people, the building bulldozed, covering up everything.
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Photo: APEarlier today, a series of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms bulldozed through southern Louisiana, leaving devastation in their wake.
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Near the ancient Shimogamo shrine in Kyoto, a lady shows off her old house, which will soon be bulldozed.
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As the weeks went by, the news soon bulldozed every inch of my brain, the red-flag sundae included.
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What remained of the system was then bulldozed by a Tory-led government that had pledged to slash immigration.
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Where Crimpshrine showed the seams in their songs, Dillinger Four bulldozed over them before anyone realized they were there.
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On a bulldozed lot just behind the giant scoreboard, a developer was preparing to break ground for a condominium.
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Related: Church and Mosque Bulldozed in Calais Jungle Refugee Camp "No one likes the living conditions here," said Lautaru.
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Contracts were awarded to several companies for the cleanup and days later, images emerged of one shantytown being bulldozed.
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Since 2002, 11 African leaders have bulldozed through constitutional niceties to remain in office beyond their sell-by dates.
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The terrain is so difficult to access that authorities bulldozed the road to get a car to the location.
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Mr. Gujanicic, the union leader from Smederevo, says Serbia's leadership has bulldozed labor laws in exchange for foreign funds.
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"Unless otherwise specified, a lot of shrimp comes from aquaculture ponds bulldozed out of tropical mangrove forests," he said.
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Migrants gravitated to the area on the edge of Calais when smaller camps scattered around the city were bulldozed.
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When Idomeni was evacuated and bulldozed in May, the refugees, fleeing Syria and other trouble spots, left belongings behind.
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Amazon has no need to buy a chain of electronics stores, for instance; it has already bulldozed into that category.
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The old tenement buildings were to be bulldozed and turned into a mixed-use, high-end retail and residential complex.
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Tribal officials said workers bulldozed sacred sites on private land one week ago, but Energy Transfer Partners denied the claims.
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The 25-year-old American bulldozed through his opponent, Alex Morono, at the UFC 247 event in Texas on Saturday.
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Mistry's blistering letter portrayed Ratan Tata, 78, as a man who cast aside his advice and bulldozed through major decisions.
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Overnight, a camp belonging to one brigade was bulldozed by a rival faction, according to videos posted on social media.
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Sand berms were bulldozed to form a perimeter, and a panoply of defenses, including antiaircraft missiles, is at the ready.
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Wide swatches of umber dirt — fire breaks bulldozed through fields and woods, to cordon the flames off — scar the countryside.
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A cluster of comedy and nightclubs known as Pleasure Island shut down in 2008, with the buildings repurposed or bulldozed.
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Plaxall's first factory, in Flushing, was bulldozed to make way for the James A. Bland Houses, a public housing development.
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The house, where police made the grisly discovery of 29 rotting bodies back in 1978, was bulldozed a year later.
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South Korean officials are considering whether to replant a forest it bulldozed for the Olympic Games, the Associated Press reports.
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This month, concrete blocks of the wall were bulldozed, but a metal barrier is still standing, blocking traffic and pedestrians.
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He said he remembers the days when residents would leave for work in the morning and return to bulldozed homes.
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Uber has bulldozed over its competition in the U.S. through a potent mix of aggressive fundraising and playing dirty against rivals.
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At least not since the late Steve Jobs convinced (bulldozed?) the music industry into selling individual tracks instead of whole albums.
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In 26 Lee Kun-hee, then its boss, ordered 212,22 mobile phones burned and bulldozed in front of 2,000 weeping employees.
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Compared to the piles of money bulldozed over to NASA by Congress in the 1960s, the trickle of funds is damning.
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The trust will also ensure that creative workspaces are permanently protected, instead of being bulldozed to make space for luxury apartments.
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Dozens of blocks have been bulldozed, their former inhabitants sometimes uprooted and rehoused far from the capital where rents are cheaper.
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Lynch then bulldozed his way 4 yards to Green Bay's 1-yard line to set up his own goal line score.
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Before the separation wall was constructed, the mall was bulldozed twice by the Israeli authorities, but the owner rebuilt both times.
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"I salute the cheerful vulgarity of the Vanderbilts and the way they bulldozed their way into high society," Mr. Foulkes added.
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But Nigel Farage, a fellow Brexiteer whom Trump has suggested should be the British ambassador in Washington, bulldozed into the controversy.
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In just the past few years, a slave cemetery was bulldozed in Houston, while another was covered with asphalt in Atlanta.
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Many of the city's historic sites are neglected and unmarked, or they have been bulldozed to make way for apartment blocks.
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The federal government bulldozed migratory paths for it through great American cities in the 1950s and 1960s, scarring their civic fabric forever.
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The singsong voices, the spill of toys - everything will go when the home is bulldozed and replaced with a vast coal mine.
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Querrey had bulldozed his way into the last eight by firing down 100 aces and winning 71 of his 72 service games.
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After the storm ravaged the New York area, the state bought 400 homes and bulldozed them to make room for green space.
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As the southern portion was cleared, shelters were bulldozed while the displaced clung to their belongings, squatting on roofs during a hailstorm.
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Similarly, the Breezy Corners Bungalow Colony, where Ms. Greco Sunshine went to camp as a child, was bulldozed a few years back.
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But I do worry that many of its most unique independent voices will get bulldozed as big companies rush to construct skyscrapers.
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The emergence of #MeToo, a demand that sexual harassers, abusers and assaulters no longer be tolerated, has bulldozed across three massive obstacles.
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They could have bulldozed all of it and not put up a single sign and people would have forgotten it ever existed.
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Buttigieg gave himself a nice, round-numbered goal and an urgent deadline: 1,000 vacant and abandoned houses bulldozed or repaired within 1,000 days.
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By the afternoon, based on the forecast winds, fire breaks were bulldozed around neighborhoods thought to be in the path of the fire.
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Because they refuse to register their churches or to become an "official" government entity, their buildings have been bulldozed and their families ostracized.
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These past successes have been partially due to jarring images of endangered species—like orangutans clutching to each other in their bulldozed habitat.
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Another bedrock environmental protection law signed by Nixon, it ensures that environmentally important land isn't bulldozed solely in the name of economic development.
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The plan was ambitious: El Campamento, as the encampment was known, would be bulldozed, the trees removed and the tracks sealed with fences.
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However, that was not a good thing for Melvin Gordon—the CBS cameras caught several replays where Henry got bulldozed as a blocker.
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The Myanmar authorities have since bulldozed many of them, scraping away the charred remains along with the trees and shrubs that grew nearby.
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Extell also promised to build by 2018 an affordable grocery store to replace the bulldozed Pathmark, but it has yet to do so.
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He defended the rim and deterred drives on one end, then bulldozed through people and finished anything around the basket on the other.
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She points to the spot, now bulldozed, across a reeking, garbage-strewn canal from where we stand with her 13-year-old son, Aki.
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I made two upgrades today, and even though I leave the office late and feeling bulldozed, I'm proud of myself for the day's work.
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Just as Slack and Yammer bulldozed home grown and offline systems for communication and collaboration, Progressly hopes to do the same for business processes.
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The order means that much of the camp, excluding some public areas, will be bulldozed, though it could be hours before officials move in.
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Urijah Faber's foot got bulldozed so hard by a car in Asia this week that he nearly whooped the driver's ass for hitting him!!
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The smooth white pavement stretched through a bulldozed mud corridor with earthmoving equipment parked alongside—empty new road all the way to the horizon.
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Uber had been expanding aggressively, in part by treating obstacles—whether competing ride-hailing companies or government regulations—as inconveniences to be bulldozed over.
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The sequel's story centers around a group of animals who attempt to save their home from being bulldozed and turned into an amusement park.
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A few songs later, Salazar bulldozed his way through a feedback-drenched noise solo that flippantly wailed and crashed through his guitar's upper register.
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Mr. Ai did not haul back to his Berlin studio only the filthy clothes, shoes and blankets that would otherwise have been bulldozed away.
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In Sunday's game, Broncos tight end Noah Fant bulldozed over Whitehead and two other Browns defenders on his way to a 75-yard touchdown.
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In the village of Houd in Qayyarah district, we visited a number of houses that had been bulldozed down by villagers eager for payback.
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Indawgyi Lake Journal LONTON, Myanmar — Cresting a mountain pass on a freshly bulldozed road, Indawgyi Lake and its valley appear below, pastoral and calm.
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After a federal court struck down that law, Portland bulldozed a strip in the middle of a road that had proved popular with beggars.
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Thousands of shanties were bulldozed last week in Kibera, Nairobi's largest slum and home to some 400,000 people, to make way for a road.
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The young also saw their views on exiting the European Union — three-quarters of them voted to remain — bulldozed by Leavers their grandparents' age.
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While writing episodes, they've been dismayed to find that some of the old landmarks in their script have since been bulldozed and built over.
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For six months before the city bulldozed Sovetski, the Ajam MC team painstakingly recorded everyday scenes in local shops, housing complexes, and labyrinthine alleyways.
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The group that filed the lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, the New York City Community Garden Coalition, says the lot was illegally bulldozed.
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Volunteers in the French refugee camp in Calais say authorities bulldozed two of the symbolic centers of France's Calais Jungle migrant camp on Monday morning.
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However, between two opinionated and loquacious candidates like Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, people were dissapointed that Holt was bulldozed and interrupted throughout the night.
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The tribe also says the pipeline construction is ruining sacred sites north of the reserve, including a burial site that was bulldozed on Sept. 3.
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ISIS considers Sufis to be heretics, and in Syria and Iraq, they have destroyed Sufi shrines and bulldozed or dynamited the tombs of Sufi saints.
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Around the capital, Georgetown, abandoned sugar fields are being bulldozed and turned into luxury gated compounds for foreigners and supply bases for the oil companies.
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When I asked if they wanted to see the migrants leave town, they lamented that closing the camp — which has since been bulldozed — wouldn't help.
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In 2008, graves considered sacred by the order were bulldozed by hard-liners, and there have been attacks on their religious centers in different cities.
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It raised unprecedented sums of private capital, bulldozed ahead of ride-hailing rivals, and expanded into markets all over the world at a fast clip.
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This was initially bulldozed over by the festival's organizers and press, who painted the panicked evacuation as a "small incident" or a moment of fear.
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The blight is more than vertical, for millions of tons of slag waste have been bulldozed down into the surrounding countryside for more than 40 years.
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It portrays life as a series of roadblocks that must be bulldozed rather than bypassed, and applies this logic to the art of negotiations and dealmaking.
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He told me, almost offhandedly, that he and his brothers had been planning to have the structure '' 'dozed'' — bulldozed — so they could sell the vacant lot.
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When tanks bulldozed their way in to root out PKK militants who had excavated trenches and laid explosives, tens of thousands of residents had to leave.
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And with our publications folding, radical queer politics in decline, and gayborhoods bulldozed, it's easy to understand why some people think that queer culture is dying.
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This year it was announced that the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, in Exposition Park, would be bulldozed to make way for a more modern stadium.
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It began when the area was bulldozed in 1967 for urban renewal, displacing nearly 2,000 people from their homes and erasing a multiethnic, low-income community.
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Many 20th-century owners bulldozed farm contours and sold off rocks from snaking walls, some of which had been built by slaves, prisoners and American Indians.
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As Amazon bulldozed its way into the industry, Mr. Bezos transformed from a low-key, geeky Seattle dad to a chiseled presence on the red carpet.
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The McMahons resolved to snub such niceties as they bulldozed smaller competitors with national events that earned them deep industry hostility and a swelling market share.
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One local financier is even trying to beautify bulldozed neighborhoods by planting thousands of trees on 160 acres of vacant land his firm has gobbled up.
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But critics argue that the plans are synonymous with bulldozed homes, more aircraft noise and poorer air quality for parliamentary constituencies living under congested flight paths.
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Instead, the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island sold the Gothic Revival-style building for $20 million to the Jackson Group, a developer, which bulldozed the church.
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For months, officials raced to relocate the most at-risk families to safer areas that had been bulldozed flat, but there simply isn&apost enough available land.
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Toward the center of the site lies a mound of bulldozed branches and tree trunks piled a dozen feet high, as if mauled in a natural disaster.
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Shelters were bulldozed while the displaced clung to their belongings, squatting on roofs during pounding hailstones in futile attempts to protect their only semblance of a home.
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The Trinity site was bulldozed for safety reasons in the early 1950s, so the researchers couldn&apost go out to the field to collect the material themselves.
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As President Trump has bulldozed norms of presidential behavior, Powell has gone about changing the nature of the Fed's relationship with Wall Street, Congress and Main Street.
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But presidents also tend to follow certain norms and conventions the rest of the days of the year — and Trump has unapologetically bulldozed a lot of those.
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The ad goes on to say that Trump bulldozed the home of an elderly widow in Atlantic City to build a limousine parking lot at his casino.
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It's so balls-to-the wall terrible that the balls have actually bulldozed through the wall, all the way past bad and potentially almost back to good?
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Thirty-four-year-old Cheikh Wane, whose hardware shop was bulldozed, said hundreds of people in his district of Mbao have been waiting for payouts since 2017.
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Vulnerability bulldozed the embarrassment out of the bedroom and I was able, for the first time in my life, to have pain-free and, frankly, awesome, sex.
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The old city — a city of medieval alleyways and labyrinthine streets — was, from 1853 onward, gradually being bulldozed under Emperor Napoleon III's chief architect Georges-Eugène Haussmann.
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The mature trees and plants in the easement weren't bulldozed, though many of them died anyway, killed by the weight of construction equipment lumbering across their roots.
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But for critics, the plans are synonymous with bulldozed homes, more aircraft noise and poorer air quality for those living under congested flight paths west of London.
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Since then, a dozen candidates, including Walker, have been forced from a race as Trump has bulldozed through expectations toward the cusp of capturing the GOP nomination.
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In his dissent, Justice Thomas said the majority had been so eager to reach its "desired outcome" that it had bulldozed procedural obstacles and misapplied settled law.
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Facebook and other tech giants have "bulldozed competition, used our private information for profit, and tilted the playing field in their favor," she tweeted after the incident.
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The owner ordered the main building to be bulldozed, and in 2015 the estate was sold to a developer for a record 5.1 billion Hong Kong dollars.
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It was set up last year after a nearby camp, known as the Great Ghetto, was bulldozed by the authorities following a fire that killed three migrants.
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"I'm very proud of this," Jelen said, clicking to an aerial photo of construction equipment arrayed on the bulldozed site to spell "WI-1," Wisconsin First, he explained.
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She points to the grassy lot next door where her neighbors once lived—their houses were bulldozed to make room for a super highway catering to Olympic attendees.
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A third way could avoid bulldozed crosses while respecting America's religious diversity—as Justice Ginsburg pointed out, 30% of the country now identifies as something other than Christian.
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Their quiet community among the trees, once home to 600 families, has been bulldozed to make way for a parking lot and access roads to the Olympic park.
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A 2010 law was meant to ensure bank customers willingly sought overdraft insurance but "TCF bulldozed its way through protections," CFPB Director Richard Cordray said in a statement.
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A 2010 law was meant to ensure bank customers willingly sought overdraft insurance but "TCF bulldozed its way through protections," CFPB Director Richard Cordray said in a statement.
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For urban planners, it's a well known project that goes back to Robert Moses; It was one of his "slum clearance" projects, and a whole neighborhood was bulldozed.
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She worries that her own home, a small illegally constructed shack where she lives with her granddaughter and mentally ill husband, might also be bulldozed by local authorities.
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He was referring to a sizable stretch of Game 22's second quarter when the Celtics, after trailing by as many as 219.1, bulldozed the 53ers in transition.
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A kid who was super excited to be on camera lost sight of the oncoming stampede of seven-foot-tall men, and got bulldozed by Center Kevin Seraphin.
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But fast forward to 21 and Sweeney says she finds herself confronting new British housing laws that could see housing estates bulldozed to make room for more expensive developments.
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Noren started the final round seven strokes off the pace but bulldozed his way through the pack with a closing 10-under 62, a record for the revamped course.
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"The problem is that since everyone else is weaker, people worry about being bulldozed, since Germany is not acting as a counterweight and Britain is out," Mr. Niblett said.
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On the surface, Holzhauer's performance on Jeopardy so far is similar to Jennings's — Jennings also bulldozed through game after game, on his way to an eventual 043 straight wins.
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Some 2800,2450 migrants and refugees in France's Calais Jungle camp are to be forcibly evicted from their tents and constructed shelters are bulldozed in three days, say aid workers.
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Some 2,4503 migrants and refugees in France's Calais Jungle camp are to be forcibly evicted from their tents and constructed shelters are bulldozed in three days, say aid workers.
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Whimsy was, in a sense, a reaction to the brutal times when England bulldozed its way across the world, tossing countries into its empire like butterflies into a net.
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But in Game 22013 of their series with the seventh-seeded Indiana Pacers, the Raptors were bulldozed by 21967 points from Paul George and lost, 23-20123, on Saturday.
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The president initially failed to single out white supremacist groups that fomented the violence, and he bulldozed over a specific condemnation made by the White House a day later.
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The driver, Juan Monsivis, 40, was driving "at a high rate of speed" when he bulldozed through the Sarasota Bradenton International Airport, the airport President Fredrick Piccolo, told CNN.
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In the prosecution of former congressman Aaron Schock (R-Ill.), the Justice Department did not simply ignore the wall of separation between the legislative and executive branches, it bulldozed it.
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"The Nimrud ziggurat was apparently bulldozed and pushed into the ancient bed of the Tigris river," British Institute for the Study of Iraq President John Curtis told the Art Newspaper.
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The supersized running back for the Tennessee Titans bulldozed his way past a team that prides itself on defense in one of the most audacious rushing displays in N.F.L. history.
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"There is an increasing amount of credible evidence, including satellite images, which indicates that whole villages that were once home to Rohingya have been bulldozed to the ground," she said.
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Virginia's Department of Transportation bulldozed much of the old downtown and routed U.S. 46003 through it, built on top of a levee protecting what was left of Grundy's old center.
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The company bulldozed ahead of ride-hailing rivals through a mix of aggressive fundraising, dirty tricks and a take-no-prisoners attitude toward expansion in the United States and abroad.
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The chateau's developer, Emad Khashoggi, nephew of the late billionaire arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi, bulldozed a 19th-century castle in Louveciennes to make way for the new chateau in 2009.
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In 2015, a year after ISIS began its assault on Mosul and nearby towns, the militants bulldozed Nimrud as part of their campaign to destroy symbols they considered to be idolatrous.
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The Canadian firm lost more ground once Samsung also bulldozed its way into the smartphone market, but tried to stage a comeback as its market share languished in the single digits.
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The European elections bulldozed Mr Corbyn's fence by giving the Labour Party just 14% of the vote in the country as a whole and 9% in its former stronghold of Scotland.
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"I witnessed areas where villages were burned down and bulldozed...I've not seen or heard that there are any preparations for people to go to their places of origin," Mueller said.
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Whole industries have been invented, from personal computing to biotech, while the area's fruit trees have been bulldozed, making way for office parks for the likes of Atari, Apple, and Intel.
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Since the Civil War, the lives and misfortunes of those anonymously interred in bulldozed pits have gone untold and unmourned while the rest of the city teems with life around them.
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Jean-Luc Melenchon, the leader of the far left France Unbowed party, was among those promising a "social struggle" if Macron bulldozed workers' rights, which are cherished by many in France.
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A meek, fumbling salesman who is constantly bulldozed by the more dominating Chirag, Pritam is reluctant to play his part in this love story but has little choice in the matter.
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In other stories, books are censored, homes are bulldozed against their owners' will, and the Chinese government meddles in local policy-making, aided by obsequious Hong Kong officials and even hired thugs.
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Vika Evdokimenko's film "Aamir" is loosely based on the story of a boy her husband met two years ago when the couple volunteered in the French camp, which has since been bulldozed.
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French photographers Sebastien Tixier and Raphael Bourelly capture this in their cheekily titled series Shan Shui, with sweeping, monumental images of bulldozed mountains, diverted waterways, and skies darkened by toxic coal dust.
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Collomb in late June ruled out a new reception center in Calais, to replace the squalid 'Jungle' camp bulldozed by the authorities last year, saying such centers were a magnet for migrants.
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Assawaf, a father of 15 children, was forced to leave his house, which was one of those bulldozed on June 10 and 11 to make space for the marbled Western Wall plaza.
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In the dystopian future depicted across five short stories, books are censored, houses are bulldozed against their residents' will, and the Chinese government uses force and deception to interfere with local politics.
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Last year, it bulldozed the way for the Cowboys to rank ninth in the league in rushing despite the underwhelming duo of Darren McFadden and Joseph Randle splitting starts at running back.
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The Rohingya accuse the Myanmar army of rapes and killings across northern Rakhine, where scores of villages were burnt to the ground and bulldozed after attacks on security forces by Rohingya insurgents.
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ARIZONA BOWL Reagan Roberson bulldozed through one tackler and dived into the end zone on an 11-yard catch-and-run in overtime, lifting Nevada over Arkansas State, 16-53, in Tucson.
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" In her proposal, Ms. Warren argues that the tech giants have essentially developed monopolies — they have "bulldozed competition, used our private information for profit, and tilted the playing field against everyone else.
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" And instead of expressing his concern for the members of the demolished churches in Zhejiang Province, he toed the party line and claimed the churches were bulldozed because of "structural safety concerns.
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He bulldozed his way into Washington as the ultimate outsider but, somehow, walked off the inaugural dais in 2017 with a level of insight that usually is reserved for seasoned political hands.
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Fears were mounting for those who did not heed evacuation orders before Hurricane Michael bulldozed large swaths of Florida's Panhandle, and residents in the hardest-hit areas grew increasingly desperate for provisions.
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He stayed in Port Moresby but his concerns for his safety grew in 2014 when armed police forced out the remaining residents from the Paga Hill settlement and their homes were bulldozed.
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They're going to help their brother Dante (Héctor Aníbal) clean out her house so it can be sold and then bulldozed, since the only valuable part of the house is the land.
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In the decade since, it bulldozed ahead of ride-hailing rivals through a mix of aggressive fundraising, dirty tricks and a take-no-prisoners attitude toward expansion in the United States and abroad.
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Work on the dam, which will be one of the biggest in the Arab world if completed, began last year, leaving wide swaths of the valley carved out and thousands of trees bulldozed.
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This is Alex Atack's hometown and it is easy to see why his photos exude nostalgia when his childhood is literally bulldozed and replaced with shinier things, without a reverence for its past.
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These are, after all, many of the haunts and places immortalized in Drake's lines (and not in Drake's lines) permanently closing, and being bulldozed into extinction to pave way for a "revitalized" city.
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Hyde's 48-yard scamper on the Texans' next possession set up fellow running back Duke Johnson, who bulldozed his way past cornerback Tre Herndon at the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown.
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But seven-times Wimbledon champion Williams, still seeking her first title since becoming a mother in 2017, is made of much sterner stuff and simply bulldozed her way through her opponent's lightweight resistance.
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When there was a reprieve from such tests during the team's World Cup qualifying tournament last year — Ellis kept her approach simple as the United States bulldozed through the event — the players noticed.
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" Elizabeth Warren has been arguing since last spring that the concentration of power in Big Tech has "bulldozed competition, used our private information for profit, and tilted the playing field against everyone else.
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But an empty patch of freshly bulldozed dirt is the first spot at the sprawling Garden City Terminal that Griffith Lynch, the executive director of the Georgia Ports Authority, wants to show off.
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Unprepared Democrats got bulldozed in 2010 by a $22019 million Republican campaign to win state legislatures — and the right to draw political maps that would help them hold power for the next decade.
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" Winton spent the first 12 years of his life in the suburbs near Perth, at a time "when the coastal bushland of Karrinyup was being bulldozed to make way for cheap public housing.
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At the site of last month's protest in Organ Pipe, an O'odham man named Philip Robert gestured at the wide swath of bulldozed desert that had been cleared to allow the wall's construction.
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Of course, the younger Paul bro has vowed revenge following Logan's controversial loss to KSI back in November ... and now that he bulldozed his way past AnEsonGib, there's only one fight to make.
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Just nine more Premier League games will be played at the Hammers' Boleyn Ground before it is bulldozed to make room for housing and shops, but the team will neither be homeless nor aimless.
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But long before migration became a European humanitarian and now political crisis, Salvini was taking aim at the Roma, calling for their camps to be bulldozed because he says they are hotbeds of crime.
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Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, in which the truck mowed through a crowd of people and bulldozed wooden huts selling Christmas gifts and snacks beside a famous church in west Berlin.
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In some cases, centuries-old buildings were bulldozed, including a historic library in Gjakova and several 400-year-old mosques, as well as shrines, graveyards and Dervish monasteries, all considered idolatrous in Wahhabi teaching.
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Bump in the road Under Kalanick's leadership, Uber bulldozed ahead of its rivals through a mix of aggressive fundraising, dirty tricks and a take-no-prisoners attitude toward expansion in the US and abroad.
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In January, one such dam operated by miner Vale SA, the world's largest iron ore miner, collapsed, unleashing a wave of mud that bulldozed nearby structures and has likely killed more than 300 people.
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What's next: Many of the chips being developed will never see the light of day, either because they're being made for companies' internal use, or because they'll quickly be bulldozed by the considerable competition.
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These days, it is still built by hand and operated in a militarylike manner by the St. Moritz Tobogganing Club until the first weekend in March, when it is bulldozed and left to melt.
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Communities bulldozed by construction undertaken in the name of progress before the act would have relished the chance to have a say in their fate, even if their outcry wouldn't have changed the outcome.
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They're in the demilitarized zone between Jordan and Syria, a stretch of rugged, sun-baked desert about four kilometers deep, bordered on the north and south by bulldozed earthen embankments, also known as berms.
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Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the Berlin attack, in which the truck mowed through a crowd of people and bulldozed wooden huts selling Christmas gifts and snacks beside a famous church in west Berlin.
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But long before migration became a European humanitarian and now political crisis, Salvini was taking aim at Italy's 26,000 Roma, calling for their camps to be bulldozed because he says they are hotbeds of crime.
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But we also know what LeBron was capable of as recently as the Eastern Conference Finals, when he repeatedly bulldozed his way through the Boston Celtics in situations that pleaded for him to do so.
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Cliffs and seawalls have been reinforced, beaches bulldozed into defensive berms, drainage gullies cleared of rocks and fallen trees, and concrete "K-rails" installed to channel flash floods on hillsides laid bare by recent wildfires.
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Joel Amey from Wolf Alice says their band wouldn't have been the same without Camden—without the years of getting drunk there, claiming it as their home, and rehearsing in the now bulldozed Scar Studios.
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There are also concerns over what conditions the refugees would be returning to, with new satellite imagery from Amnesty International indicating that authorities have bulldozed land and built military bases where Rohingya villages once stood.
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But does it really matter to the Palestinian family whose son will be killed with impunity or whose home will be bulldozed if the prime minister responsible for these policies is corrupt or squeaky clean?
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In Xinjiang, dozens of mosques have been bulldozed, long beards and face veils have been banned, as has "choosing names in an abnormal way," seen as a reference to using Islamic names such as Mohammed.
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All of this disappeared by the 1930s, when the plant closed and Robert Moses ordered the residents to leave; the whole place was bulldozed, filled in and turned into an unrecognizable part of the Rockaways.
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It was a punt that kicked started a glittering career—thumbing a lift on the gravy-train that bulldozed its way past music and film to become the highest grossing entertainment medium of the 21st century.
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The Republican Party faced a difficult choice seven months ago, according to New York Times columnist Ross Douthat: "They could mobilize fully against" Donald Trump, who had just bulldozed his way through the crucial March primaries.
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In one memorable case, that meant shelling me with nuclear weapons while my late-game army bulldozed across the map, racing to win the war on behalf of a homeland that was fast-becoming a wasteland.
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The dirt to make the bricks was taken from the same area, the Chavez Ravine, where a thriving Mexican-American neighborhood was bulldozed to allow the construction of Dodger Stadium (another gazing arena, like the museum).
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar has bulldozed at least 55 villages that were emptied of their Rohingya Muslim inhabitants during violence that began last year, Human Rights Watch said on Friday citing a review of new satellite imagery.
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The United Nations and groups such as the Somalia NGO Consortium say more than 4,000 families, or about 20,000 people, had their homes bulldozed last month inside settlements on the outskirts of the capital of Mogadishu.
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A charred body of an Islamic State fighter had been left on the side of a road that the Iraqi forces had bulldozed through a small field south of the city as they began the assault.
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They advocated utopian, tower-in-the-park developments, high-rises in antiseptic plazas, with housing neatly cordoned off from offices, and highways bulldozed through old neighborhoods to whisk people who could afford cars out of town.
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About 230 structures in the county are so severely damaged that they cannot currently be occupied, officials said, and more than 400 of those are likely to be bulldozed, because of wind, tree and water damage.
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A body spray meant to split the difference between deodorant and cologne, Axe bulldozed the senses with a fragrance so strong it seemed to precede the bodies it clung to — like Febreze, or a bad reputation.
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For weeks, the élite police unit, made up almost entirely of native sons of Mosul, had been patrolling a bulldozed trench that divided bleak and vacant enemy-held plains from bleak and vacant government-held plains.
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When a high-speed train crashed in southeastern China in July 2011, the authorities quickly bulldozed the wreckage into pits and covered it over before investigators could even start trying to figure out what went wrong.
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And in truth there were very few dips in the ratings, as Ailes bulldozed his way to the top of the cable news industry by championing conservative causes in an entertaining news format often featuring beautiful women.
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In the centre of Lagos, 19th-century mansions built by former slaves who returned from Brazil have been bulldozed to make way for skyscrapers, by families looking to make money from what is often their only asset.
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While my son tumbled on a field with other five-year-olds, I cast my eyes across the river, where the hills were a pale brown with deep gorges and no trees: foothills with flat, bulldozed tops.
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So far, Tubb said evaluations had started only in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud, a 3,000-year-old site on the banks of the Tigris River which Islamic State fighters bulldozed and looted in early 2015.
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And then, to make way for the I-85 highway, the local authorities, led by a state transportation commissioner who was also a member of the Ku Klux Klan, bulldozed the city's major middle-class black neighborhood.
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A total of 22017 million square feet of illegal dwellings are to be bulldozed by the end of this year, according to the Financial Times, making it the biggest citywide demolition effort since the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Chicagoans are used to such ham-fisted treatment, though: In 216, then-Mayor Richard M. Daley bulldozed a downtown runway in the middle of the night with no advance warning—closing the airport known as Meigs Field forever.
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He would be out of the league after three seasons, hang on for two more in the ABA, and end up homeless and sleeping in bus stations and laundromats a decade after his jump hook bulldozed the NCAA.
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Read: Myanmar military tried to "burn off faces" of Rohingya left in mass graves Myanmar officials have said that the former Rohingya villages in the region are being bulldozed to make way for new homes for returning refugees.
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Other notable entries included a subway construction video game, Brand New Subway (playable here), and Heartbreak Highway, in which players move residents into new homes before their houses are bulldozed for the construction of the Cross-Bronx Expressway.
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That union is sure to see LinkedIn lean on its parents considerable assets, particularly in the enterprise space, meaning that smaller rivals like FullContact will need to focus on differentiation to avoid being bulldozed by a revitalized LinkedIn.
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But the MMA and WWE expert Dave Meltzer at MMA Fighting said this year that Hager has similarities to Brock Lesnar, a WWE guy who famously bulldozed his way through UFC opponents until he was the heavyweight champion.
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And had the high heel never bulldozed its way back into popularity, in the nineteen-fifties, thanks to designers like Dior, who never suffered a woman's social mandate of daily wear, I wouldn't be visiting a pricey podiatrist.
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Just two miles south of the Demilitarized Zone, it was a barren, bulldozed plateau of red dirt 525 feet high and ringed with barbed wire, studded with artillery revetments and crisscrossed with trenches and sand bag-covered bunkers.
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When the U.S. highway system was built, many poor or African-American communities were left behind or were even bulldozed to make the roads, he said, while in China only the rich can afford the high-speed rail system.
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Some lawmakers said the legislation was "ludicrous", accused the Spanish government of intransigence ahead of national elections later this month, and complained about how the European Council which brings together member states bulldozed the European Parliament on the issue.
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Calais has lived with migrants in its midst for years, but the current camp on the city's edge sprang up around a day center opened last April by the state — and after small camps inside the city were bulldozed.
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"There will be no return to 'the jungle'," said Macron, referring to the squalid tented encampment on the outskirts of Calais that once housed up to 8,000 migrants before it was bulldozed by the French authorities in October 2016.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams' break from tennis at the end of last year to "just chill" appeared to have done her a world of good as the rejuvenated American bulldozed her way into the Australian Open final on Thursday.
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But the worst part of the episode was when it was revealed that Jon is probably the legitimate son of Rhaegar and Lyanna through Gilly reading it in a dang book, before she is promptly bulldozed by Sam's ego.
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But there's another way to interpret the mascots' symbolism: Since Rio de Janeiro was selected to host the 2016 Games, Brazil's government has bulldozed nature preserves, pursued hydroelectric dam building in the Amazon, and even slaughtered a beloved jaguar.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Iranian ambassador to Britain denied on Friday reports that Iran had bulldozed the crash site in Iran of a Ukrainian plane that Canada and others say was brought down by a missile, he told Sky News.
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Jarvion Franklin, a junior running back, caught a 20-yard pass with 106.763:08 to go in the first half, bulldozed his way past two defenders and into the end zone for a touchdown and a 14-0 lead.
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Owned by Cedric Wong King Ti, a Malaysian businessman known as "King Wong," it has bulldozed swaths of mangroves in the Tombonuo's homeland in northern Borneo to make space for plastic-lined ponds filled with millions of king prawns.
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It was demolished in 2015, decades after nearly all of the neighborhood had been bulldozed in the late 1960s in a failed urban renewal effort that reduced much of the area to parking lots and displaced around 343,000 people.
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Collins found her range in the second, converting her third set point to break Pavlyuchenkova and level the match, before the world number 35 bulldozed through the third set to wrap up victory in two hours and 16 minutes.
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In a frighteningly mismanaged attempt to get Rio ready for these global spectacles, the favelas have also suffered, resulting in dystopian visions of people being driven from their homes, vicious protests, bulldozed neighborhoods and cranes hovering over half-finished venues.
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Arab Spring protests rocked Bahrain in 2011, when thousands of demonstrators camped out in downtown Manama demanding reforms before security forces, supported by Gulf Arab allies including Saudi Arabia, removed them and bulldozed a roundabout that came to symbolize the uprising.
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First, on Bradford's interception, the ball was completely up for grabs because Brandon Graham bulldozed right past Clemmings (#68) and into Bradford's arm: On this sack and fumble, two different Vikings—the back and left tackle Jake Long—had no chance.
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Refugee Youth Service said it could not locate a third of the 179 child migrants it had been tracking since authorities bulldozed the Jungle, home to up to 10,000 people fleeing war or poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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We also know that London is changing at an alarmingly rapid pace, and an overwhelmingly large part of that change is that more and more communal sites of cultural and social worship are being bulldozed in favor of luxury housing.
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"When it comes to human rights, when it comes to democracy that's all for Europeans, that's not for refugees," a Calais refugee named Mohammad told VICE News three days before French police bulldozed over 2,000 refugees' homes in The Jungle.
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For many New Yorkers, Mr. Macklowe will be remembered as the developer whose company bulldozed several S.R.O. hotels in Midtown in the middle of the night in 1985, just hours before a city moratorium on the practice went into effect.
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DUBAI, Jan 10 (Reuters) - The Iranian ambassador to Britain denied on Friday reports that Iran had bulldozed the crash site in Iran of a Ukrainian plane that Canada and others say was brought down by a missile, he told Sky News.
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Sanders' surprise 2016 surge and the ascendance of Ocasio-Cortez, along with the growing purchase of their ideas within the Democratic Party, have bulldozed a path for groups like DSA to play a more meaningful role on the campaign trail.
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These images, and Wertz's "Then & Now" series in general, are as romantic as they are scientific — an almost painful exercise in their portrayal of how rapidly our beloved buildings are altered irrevocably, bulldozed, or just left to fall into disrepair.
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The picture of Tarantino that's emerged in these stories is that of someone who has heard and then bulldozed past the concerns of women who've collaborated with him, trusted him, and (in the case of Mira Sorvino) had a relationship with him.
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Last year, for instance, it was revealed that over half of the country's nightclubs have been bulldozed and replaced with the sort of apartment complexes that usually come with a chain restaurant, some form of express supermarket and gym buttoned on underneath.
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Indianapolis' dominance on the ground was exemplified by Jonathan Williams' 236-yard scoring run with 5:36 left in the third quarter, a play in which Williams bulldozed Texans linebacker Benardrick McKinney before sidestepping cornerback Johnathan Joseph and dashing into the end zone.
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But through a chain of marriages, Murray descendants wound up owning Bloodgood, one of the major nurseries in Queens, which by the 220s had been bulldozed for housing and shopping centers, said Stephen Casscles, who's writing a book about the area's horticultural past.
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In South Bend, a city that was in long decline after Studebaker shut its auto plant in the 1960s, Mr. Buttigieg bulldozed vacant buildings and invested in infrastructure, which led to a revived downtown and a stabilizing population after decades of flight.
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As China modernizes at warp speed, it's anchoring its new cities — or at least the newly bulldozed and bedazzling ones — with performing arts centers that make Lincoln Center look like an impromptu barn stage in a Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland movie.
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While the city has in the past demolished his work, having bulldozed the unsanctioned installation in 1991 and again in 1999, in more recent years it has received international recognition, transforming into a nonprofit that has seen hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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"We built highways and railways and airports that literally carved up communities, leaving bulldozed homes, broken dreams, and, in fact, sapping many families of the one asset they had: their home," he said in a speech at the Center for American Progress.
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In one incident in May 2016, residents in Qarah Tappah, a village west of Kirkuk city, said they saw Kurdish officials marking at least two dozen homes belonging to Arab residents who had fled with an "X" sign to later be bulldozed by Kurdish forces.
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That trend is emerging as Buttigieg's record as mayor has come under some scrutiny, including his housing program that bulldozed houses in communities of color and his demotion of Darryl Boykins, the first black American man to serve as chief of police in South Bend.
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Though locals told me that the city is developing at a rapid pace, with some colonial-era building being bulldozed and many working class residents being forced out of old neighborhoods, Tho assured that the food cart scene remains safe from the societal makeover.
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He pointed out that many of the Dakota protesters had acted as water protectors at Standing Rock, and still carried much of the pain from that historic protest with them after their camp was bulldozed and razed soon after the inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Jeremy Dys, deputy general counsel at First Liberty Institute, which represents the American Legion, said if the court upholds the 85033th Circuit ruling, other memorials will have to be bulldozed, such as the Canadian Cross of Sacrifice and the Argonne Cross in Arlington National Cemetery.
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KHIRBET TANA, West Bank (Reuters) - When in early March Israeli forces came to this Bedouin village, set among steep, rocky hills in the north of the occupied West Bank, overlooking the Jordan valley, they bulldozed the school, leaving 23 children with nowhere to study.
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After the Srebrenica genocide, General Mladic's men bulldozed the victims into mass graves but carefully divided them and sometimes moved the remains miles away from the sites of the killings, calculating that in years to come, investigators would try to piece together the bodies.
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Yet some Democrats, having witnessed how Mr. Trump lampooned and eventually bulldozed the Republican field in 2016, are nervous that Mr. Trump has shrewdly chosen to define Mr. Biden as the front-runner early on, identifying him as the greatest threat in a general election.
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They knew going into the hearing that they would have to push the envelope of the chamber's decorum to have any hope of derailing the confirmation of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, while simultaneously showing voters — particularly theirs — that they would not be bulldozed by Republicans.
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After Heredia could be heard yelling to another employee to close the door in the back of the salon, the deer ran back through the camera's view and bulldozed through the glass of the front door, as Heredia moved away from the animal's path.
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Record labels began looking to Latin people for talent; Yankee led the way, but he lifted up everyone with him—artists like Don Omar, Arcangel, and Wisin & Yandel are still dominant reggaeton acts who kickstarted their careers down the path Daddy Yankee had bulldozed through the charts.
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By the time Ms. Babitz — whose frothy, witty, cutting books about Los Angeles have gained a new cult following since being recently reissued — was writing about the famed Hollywood hotel, it had already been demolished, bulldozed in 1959 to make way for the Lytton Savings bank.
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He took out another loan and added 272 bunkers; built tees that stretched the course to over 21992,20173 yards and a par 22017; bulldozed a green without the architect's consent; kicked Whitten off the team; and spent frivolously to buy homes that tarnished the course's vistas.
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He grew up in the Basel suburb of Munchenstein in a townhouse in the Wasserhaus housing estate and honed his game first at the long bulldozed Ciba-Geigy club and later at the still-thriving Tennis Club Old Boys, where Court 2545 is named after him.
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While Kerber has struggled at times in the tournament, saving a match point in her first round clash against Misaki Doi, Azarenka bulldozed her way through the draw and looked to be back at the level that netted her Melbourne Park titles in 2012 and 2013.
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Perhaps because he grew up in a country that offhandedly integrates its ruins and monuments into daily life, neither fetishizing them nor letting them be bulldozed for high rises, De Cotiis feels free, even compelled, to explore the ambient tension between crumbling antiquity and futuristic minimalism.
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"The reason that eminent domain — a reasonably arcane, esoteric concept — [tests well] is that it shows that Donald Trump has literally bulldozed over the little guy to get his way," said Kellyanne Conway, a GOP pollster who leads the Keep the Promise I super-PAC supporting Cruz.
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At the end of the session, I realized ForteFemme wasn't about cosplaying a domme that wasn't inside of me, it was about getting to the core of my being; the woman who has been bulldozed into submission by rigid gender roles, and is ready to have her body back.
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The home, gifted to Mr. E by West Palm Beach's Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) — prompted by the popularity of Art in the Park, a monthly event which teamed up with the Trayvon Martin Foundation for Miami Art Week — is currently at risk of being bulldozed by the same agency.
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One smashed his head against the wall; others shot up his bedroom; they bulldozed the fields where he grew dates and olives and demolished the greenhouses where he planted tomatoes and eggplants; they shot his donkey, and set fire to the shed where he kept ducks and chickens.
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"A lot of the emphasis in urban renewal was on the 'new' part of renewal — that this was a way of moving forward," said Lawrence Vale, a professor of urban design and planning at M.I.T. But that progress came at the expense of communities as they were bulldozed.
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In the decade since its founding, Uber raised unprecedented sums of funding, bulldozed over rivals and into markets around the world, and rose to become the most valuable startup in the US. While Lyft is the obvious closest proxy for Uber, there are clear differences in the scale of their ambitions.
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" Mike Moore, a member of the American Legion, said on the steps of the court moments after the opinion came down, "We're very, very happy that the memory of and the sacrifice and service of those 49 members of the service from Prince George's County will not be destroyed or bulldozed.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When claycourt machine Rafa Nadal faces his old friend Richard Gasquet the 25-time Roland Garros champion gets a free ride and that was again the case as he bulldozed past the local favorite 23-3 6-2 6-2 to reach the French Open last 16 on Saturday.
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"Nobody should dare to underestimate the severe impact on track safety that the changes bulldozed through by London Underground have unleashed and which have forced our members to take a prolonged period of industrial action to protect both themselves and their colleagues," RMT general secretary Mick Cash said in a statement.
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During more than 20 visits to the West Bank and Gaza, he saw horrific human rights abuses, including Palestinian homes being bulldozed while people cried — children's toys strewn over one demolished site — and saw Palestinian lands being confiscated to make way for new illegal settlements subsidized by the Israeli government.
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It did not help that the Irish were the perfect combination of aggressive and irritating, as they slammed into challenges — Pogba alone was bulldozed by Long and Jeff Hendrick — but also played for time as they labored over goal kicks and tumbled with injuries that seemed to have been caused by pixies.
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Read more: Spies, suicide, and a clash over a bulldozed house — here's what we know about the scandal rocking Credit SuisseEach of the 87 charges carries a maximum penalty of AU$3.83,250, meaning Commonwealth Bank could face fines of up to AU$1,848,750 (US$1.2 million) if all charges are proven in court.
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We have become inured to the suffering implicit in images of dissected apartments open to the street through the endless publication of documentary photographs showing exposed kitchens, half-eaten meals, bedding hanging from cratered floors, people calmly drinking tea in homes whose outside walls are missing, people watching their homes being bulldozed.
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It was, ultimately, "something that spoke more generously to those with multi-dimensional lives" (as opposed to, as she compared with a slight jab, the "pouty, infantilizing" looks by Slimane.) Slimane's collection for the label instigated not just an aesthetic shove but a psychological one: sophisticated women were bulldozed for a more juvenile look.
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Maybe it's the faded dollar bills papering the bar, or the mannequin dressed as a mermaid hanging over the entrance, or the sheer miracle that this hundred-year-old, nondescript building is even still standing in a city where such places are either merrily bulldozed or trussed up with reclaimed wood and a rebrand.
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The genius of "The Attack" is that while you are led, Odysseus-like, through the back streets and alleys of Bethlehem and Jenin, meeting radicals and thugs, families who have turned violent out of deep resentment and frustration, people whose homes are bulldozed by Israeli soldiers, you are following Amin's inner journey in real time.
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ROME — A statue of a human-headed winged bull from the Northwest Palace in Nimrud, Iraq, that was bulldozed by the Islamic State last year to great outcry has been faithfully recreated using modern technology and put on exhibit at the Colosseum in Rome to spur discussion of the possible reconstruction of war-torn archaeological sites.
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In a sense, Priebus, who squired his future wife to a local G.O.P. banquet on their first date, was the purest form of "political hack" that Trump would rail against as he bulldozed the G.O.P. For his efforts during the campaign, Priebus gained the respect and gratitude of Trump loyalists — especially the fiercest loyalist, Donald J. Trump himself.
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Norton's character uncovers the true story of how corrupt, shady politicians shaped New York City into what it is today—how they drove low-income people of color from their homes, bulldozed their neighborhoods to make way for highways, and brazenly prevented them from enjoying public resources—making the rich richer, the poor poorer, and the powerful almost godlike in the process.
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Here, Watch a Slithering Mass of Slime Eels Get Bulldozed Off an Oregon Highway In what was surely the most thrilling day in the history of the Oregon Department of…Read more ReadHagfish (class name Myxini) are found all around the world in the deep sea and around continental margins, living at depths of 584-2970 ft (18-900 m).
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As recently as in the last three months, according to satellite imagery, Islamic State appears to have bulldozed the ziggurat, or step tower, built by Ashurnasirpal II and Shalmaneser III in the 9th century BC. Pictures released by the American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) Cultural Heritages Initiative showed that between late August and early November the towering remains of the ziggurat had been steadily flattened.
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The chairman of the Assembly Committee on Racing and Wagering, J. Gary Pretlow, a Democrat from Mount Vernon, announced on Thursday that there would be a vote on a bill to legalize daily fantasy sports, the multibillion-dollar sports-betting industry that was bulldozed from New York last year after the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, ordered its two largest purveyors, DraftKings and FanDuel, to stop operating.
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In a career spanning 20 of the UFC's 24 years, Vitor Belfort has played the young upstart and the young dinosaur, the bulldozer and the bulldozed, the title contender (and, under technical circumstances, light heavyweight title holder) and the veteran veering into a ditch, the fighter who never backed away from the challenge and the system-gamer who had few compunctions about working the blurry edges of the rules.
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Lots and lots of old, mom-and-pop parks—like Angela Park in Pennsylvania—have been bulldozed over the years, and the footage of what once was is so shaky and ugly that it almost tricks your brain into thinking you're looking at the present, instead of the ghostly remnants of a good time someone had before you were even born, in a place you'll never be able to actually go.
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Opening with a plucked guitar riff that falls like drops of early morning rain onto hard concrete, Solomon begins with a tale of reminiscing under moonlight, of "seeing a lost boy so aimless, trying to figure out what the game is," as he walks past what used to be the Heygate Estate—a housing block in his local area of Elephant and Castle that's been bulldozed to make way for soulless luxury flats.
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"The deed for the property...described the original pre-1955 parcels and contained no description of the new land… The Zimrings paid property taxes, planted trees and shrubs, and even had a portion bulldozed, fully believing they owned the 1955 lava extension," the USGS explained in a 2008 blog post: After the 1960 Kapoho eruption, the state ordered the Zimrings to vacate the lava extension, and they took the issue to court, winning the initial trial.
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"In America, the big get bigger and the small go out," U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueWe must reject the 'go big or go home' mentality of modern agriculture Overnight Energy: Perry denies he is planning to resign | Workers sue over Trump rule on pork inspections | Video shows cacti at national monument being bulldozed for border wall Workers sue over Trump administration rule that speeds inspection of pork products MORE said this week during a trip to Wisconsin.
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Roger Cohen HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — So Havana is 20 years behind Ho Chi Minh City on the development cycle that brings you bulldozed historical districts; traffic-clogged streets; a skyline of cranes; fancy golf courses for expats and the local elite; lattes galore; burger joints; smartphones everywhere; a middle class with disposable income; the seductions of credit; fragrant shopping malls; brand heaven (or hell); the end of virgin beaches; massive real estate developments with names like "Central Park"; offshore fortunes for the political architects of capitalist communism; resorts with their manicured lawns; casinos; mass tourism; social media; 6 percent annual growth; mom-and-pop entrepreneurship; suburbia and sprinklers; private schools for kids with Ivy League colleges already in their sights; Asian and Latin American versions of the American dream; and a population fired up and sort of freed by the opportunity to make a buck for the first time in generations.
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