Second, absence of evidence does not mean evidence of absence, as in the case of Taleb's (2012) turkeys being fat, flourishing and untroubled by any grounds for downfall, until a few days before Thanksgiving.
Ivory Coast responded when Serge Aurier's cross almost sneaked in at the near post before being punched away by keeper David Ospina but the Elephants were the architects of their own downfall a few moments later.
For instance, when "Downfall" opened, last fall, a few journalists in the Federal Republic wondered aloud whether the "human" treatment of Hitler might not inadvertently aid the neo-Nazi movement.
The cheesy, amateurish film follows the precipitous downfall of Alan Gardner Tony Tuccii), an advertising executive who, in the space of a few days, loses his job, his girlfriend, his apartment and his income, is brutally beaten and ultimately dies of his injuries.
What has followed the downfall of a tyrant — a downfall encouraged by NATO air strikes — is the tyranny of a dangerous and pervasive instability.
What has followed the downfall of a tyrant a downfall encouraged by NATO air strikes is the tyranny of a dangerous and pervasive instability.
"The Winner Loses" describes the downfall of a crack cocaine user.
Kapuscinski wrote The Emperor: Downfall of an Autocrat in 1978.
Assumptions can lead to the downfall of an otherwise well-planned event.
Greed is often the downfall of an inside trader, not surprisingly.
This is a man who thinks everyone is plotting his downfall and plots the downfall of an inconceivable number of characters on the show.
