Everett has said that coming out crippled his career, that now he's largely restricted to playing gay.
Third, we also know that the failure of the federal government to address the urgent communications needs of police officers, firefighters, and other first responders to such a large-scale disaster is only a single aspect of the more ominous failure since 9/11 to put in place a public communications system that cannot be crippled by knocking out a few centralized hubs.
Because genetic studies have shown that the bacteria that cause cholera, meningitis, plague, dysentery, and syphilis all have dam, perhaps they too can be crippled by knocking out the dam gene.
It staggered like a crippled Martian out of the water and onto Canada.
It rejected criticism that Spain was wrong to send the crippled tanker out to sea, that it had underestimated the amount of fuel spilt and that it had mismanaged the cleanup.
She hit Blücher at least twice, including the shot that crippled her, out of a total of 271 13.5 inches shells fired during the battle, a hit rate of only 0.7%.
But the company has warned that extra fuel costs this year alone will surpass that amount, as it fires up more fossil fuel-powered plants to compensate for its crippled or otherwise out-of-service nuclear reactors.
Technicians at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant who had been using seawater and helicopters to dump water on the crippled facility were pulled out yesterday for over an hour after radioactivity levels spiked.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki sought to head off a strike by repeatedly warning the union of severe penalties if it walked out and crippled the nation's largest transit system, which carries 7.2 million riders a day.
The multi-touch trackpads on Apple's MacBooks started out similarly crippled and have since added functionality.
