Still, the fine fell short of the maximum penalty that it could have imposed — $16.7 million, or $27,500 for each of the 608 passengers stranded that day.
Nutter said that while Cooper had apologized and taken responsibility for his actions, the Eagles' punishment of a fine fell short "of a serious recognition of just how offensive and hurtful these comments are to African-Americans and other people of good conscience who fight discrimination on many fronts".
But overall, the level of fines fell below £1bn in 2015, the first such decline since 2011, when the crisis was still in full flow and skeletons were falling out of the banks' cupboards.
A City win – combined with Southampton probably pissing away their last chance to make the top four – seems to have put the potentially hilarious sight of Abu Dhabi's finest falling out of the Champions League qualifications for now, but it's not over yet.
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As a fine fall substitute, the Festival d'Automne runs Sept. 20 to Dec. 19, with exciting music, dance, theater.
It was a fine fall Saturday and the classmates were buzzing with excitement, as if they hadn't seen one another for years.
To do this, he will use Hubble to watch for the exquisitely fine fall in the brightness of sunlight reflected off the moon as Venus passes in front of the sun.
We are glad to see by the papers that this particular act has been a flop: Moscow was visited by a fine fall of snow in time for Christmas.
It happened again Thursday on a fine fall evening, with the Twins competitive for a while, but then the anvil fell out of the clear sky and clobbered the home team for the second straight night, this time by a 5-2 score as good old Andy Pettitte outpitched Carl Pavano.
THE detritus of suburban life is on display on front lawns these fine fall weekends, the height of tag sale season here, when we spread our used and useless goods, outgrown or outmoded, on blankets and card tables, priced at a dime or a dollar.
