And later, on page 106, Bush takes the concept to its extreme, blaming separation and divorce for rising rates of teen suicide.
At the opposite extreme, John Edwards blames the power of the wealthy and corporate interests for our problems, and says, in effect, that America needs another F.D.R. — a polarizing figure, the object of much hatred from the right, who nonetheless succeeded in making big changes.
"Some comments were filled with extreme statements, blaming every evil to befall publishing on Amazon's $9.99 price for newly released and bestselling ebooks, and crediting every positive event – including entry of new competitors in the market for ereaders – on the advent of agency pricing," wrote Cote.
Donald Trump is the most extreme immigrant-blamer; according to his website, "Providing healthcare to illegal immigrants costs us some $11 billion annually.
It would be churlish in the extreme to lay blame for Northampton's latest undoing at the feet of Mallinder Jnr, but the deterioration of his fortunes after a bright start was symbolic, at least, of what must go down as a horrible showing from the home side.
It reM.ins to be seen if French insecurity can aLebourg Le Pen the most powerful seat in the game.
Bitter complaints like these could be heard across the Athens region on Monday as authorities, blaming extreme weather conditions, scrambled to exploit brief lulls in high winds to beat back fires that had threatened the capital for three days.
On February 25th, Myanmar's home-affairs minister, Lieutenant General Kyaw Swe, blamed "extreme patriotism" for motivating the purported conspirators, although he bristled at a suggestion that a perversion of faith, as preached by nationalist monks, might have played a hand in Ko Ni's death.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council blamed "extreme rainfall" for the reduction in the quality of water at South Beach.
The most extreme arctic blasts, blamed on a weather pattern known as the polar vortex, were said to have affected nearly 190 million people.
