Romney's rash condemnation of the president, released after it was known that there had been U.S. fatalities, calls to mind Sen. John McCain's snap decision in 2008 to suspend his presidential campaign to deal with the financial crisis.
Others will use the fatality to call for an end to confining whales in theme parks.
In this study, we investigated two gullies in which the greatest number of fatalities occurred, called Midori-ga-oka and Abu-no-sato, respectively (see Fig. 5 for the affected areas and positions).
Case fatality rate, also called case fatality ratio, in epidemiology, the proportion of people who die from a specified disease among all individuals diagnosed with the disease over a certain period of time.
A defining and best-known feature of the Mortal Kombat series is its finishing move system called Fatality.
In a meeting this week, the department will convene social workers and law enforcement officials for what is called a fatality review.
For her signature Fatality, which CU Amiga called "the kiss of death to end all kisses", Mileena shared the seventh place with Kitana on GamesRadar's Mikel Reparaz's 2006 list of top seven "girls kissing girls" in 2006; "Kitana's and Mileena's deadly kisses" were also chosen as his favourite Fatalities by Paul Drury of Retro Gamer.
Modern rally racing of this kind began with the inaugural Paris-Dakar rally through the Sahara desert in 1979, an event that became legendary for its brutal terrain and infamous for dozens of fatalities and close calls, such as the six-day search for competitor Mark Thatcher, son of Margaret, in 1982.
However, based on the past surface TBM project safety statistics, gas explosion hazards are not unique to coal mines but also occur in TBM projects with 48 explosion fatalities recorded worldwide calling for continued diligence and improvements in explosion risk management.
There are several ways to calculate what officials call the "case fatality rate," or CFR, of a disease outbreak.
