The Packers were happy to benefit from the Lions derailing themselves and they don't even mind if you aren't giving them proper credit for being 11-0 becasse, as Mike Vandermause writes in The Green Bay Press-Gazette, they are getting quite a bit of psychic mileage out of the idea that people doubt them.
Or, as Jill Filipovic writes in Time, "If there's one lesson to draw from this historic election, it's that even women a hair away from the most powerful position in the world can still see themselves quickly derailed by badly behaved men".
Auntie Mei came from a line of women who could not understand themselves, and in not knowing themselves they had derailed their men and orphaned their children.
Photograph: Jerome Delay/AP 1.08pm GMT Rescuers try to balance themselves inside a derailed commuter train after it collided with a fuel tanker on the outskirts of Jakarta, Indonesia.
On the user side, Luckie describes less-than-positive experiences from black people who find "that their attempts to create 'safe spaces' on Facebook for conversation among themselves are being derailed by the platform itself".
"Black people are finding that their attempts to create "safe spaces" on Facebook for conversation among themselves are being derailed by the platform itself," Luckie wrote. .
Older applicants like Ms. Rogers (and me) often find themselves intimidated, distressed or even derailed by the exams.
It was not immediately clear how New Jersey could tax out-of-state residents without taxing themselves, too, an issue that derailed an earlier New York City commuter tax in the courts several years ago.
While a baby is a life changing event for women everywhere, in the U.S. parents are left to fend for themselves, and overwhelmingly it's women whose careers are derailed.
Mayor Sharpe James of Newark said in a statement that the plan had been "derailed by ugly partisan politics," but added that he hoped lawmakers would reverse themselves.
