The Labour, Lib Dem and Tory naysayers warned us of such a cataclysm in the event of a nationalist government being elected.
"The economy here had a cataclysm in the last few years, and the Republicans have not been able to increase their numbers against the Democrats".
This play, his latest offering, places his typical antihero at the center of a cataclysm: in Lower Manhattan, to be exact, on Sept. 12, 2001.
Doing so would obviously be significant for several reasons: retrospectively, it would show temperature instabilities in yet another part of the climate cycle, and prospectively it would seem to suggest a cataclysm in our own not too distant future.
As "The Fourth Star" makes clear, it was only the efforts of Generals Petraeus and Chiarelli, and other like-minded officers, that saved America from a cataclysm in the Middle East.
The disclosure of Prism resulted in a cataclysm in technology circles, with tech giants launching extensive PR campaigns to reassure their customers of data security and successfully pressing the Obama administration to allow them greater leeway to disclose the volume and type of data requests served to them by the government.
How do you pick up after a cataclysm?" In November 2000 Ms. Aghion went to Rwanda to ask similar questions of a country of eight million people coming to terms with the 1994 genocide, which took the lives of at least 500,000 ethnic Tutsi and moderate Hutu over the course of 100 days.
Indeed, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on Sunday that the firing of Mueller would "cause a cataclysm in Washington".
Indeed, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said on Sunday that the firing of Mueller would "cause a cataclysm in Washington".
Mike Cambell A. The remains of a volcanic cataclysm in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean may not sound like the location for a great holiday.
