Guatemala was hardest hit by the storm, known as Agatha, with at least 153 deaths and 155,000 evacuees in a relief effort complicated by back-to-back disasters and depleted food stocks.
Plus 100 and plus 400 gave Allegra 11 imps: back ahead by 7. The lead oscillated over the next couple of boards, but then Fantoni and Nunes had back-to-back disasters.
The airline has lost more than two dozen employees in the back-to-back disasters, he noted.
For Russians, the prize was a patriotic tonic at a time when back-to-back technological disasters -- the sinking of the nuclear submarine Kursk and a huge fire at the 1,772-foot 1,772-foottelevisiOstankino-- have createlevisioning close towerscientific inferiority complex.
Though disabled athletes had occasionally taken part in the Olympics before, the Paralympics proper goes back to disasters of the last century.
Yet Mr. Miike consistently pushes the action toward comedy with his jaunty, pop score and broadly drawn characters, who pop back from disasters with the springy aplomb of Wile E. Coyote.
The third way that Klein uses "shock" is really a sub-heading of the above and brings us back to disaster: the way the corporate interests take advantage of disasters natural, military, and economic--to further their program of privatization and profits.
(Or, in the formulation of Michael Tomasky, "We inherited a total disaster, things are getting better, and Romney will bring us back to disaster").
But it would have taken a giant step back from disaster.
By the time the problem was discovered, only a thin layer of stainless steel was left to hold back the disaster.
IT SEEMED that Kenya had pulled out of its nosedive into violence earlier this week until the "big man" complex pulled the country back towards disaster.
