Only in the 1997 election, barely a political generation ago, did the great wipe-outs begin.
But she also condensed her phrases into great wipes of sound up and down the horn, and clamped into the rhythm so that her notes seemed wired to Mr. Rueckert's interplay of ride cymbal and snare.
It is worth noting that neither Piketty nor Wolff suggests that the level of concentration is back to where it was in 1930, before the Great Depression wiped out a great deal of wealth, but both of them do identify a rising trend.
The Great Depression wiped out a lot of dynastic wealth, and it also led to a policy revolution.
When McCarran was twelve, a great blight wiped out the potato crop; over the next several years a million Irish died from famine and disease, and another million fled the isle.
Five years after the Great Recession wiped trillions of dollars off global stock markets, the world is facing another economic risk from the fossil fuel industry.
The same could also be said of the predatory mortgages that, in the Great Recession, wiped away what gains civil rights had brought to African American wealth, especially in places like Jackson.
:) Wipes- Great for wiping your face of after lunch, getting rid of messy makeup, and can take the place of hand sanitizer for a little bit Try not to spend a lot of money on these things, especially if you'll be leaving the bag at school.
"This is the only recession since the Great Depression to wipe out all jobs growth from the previous business cycle," Heidi Shierholz, an economist at the labor-oriented Economic Policy Institute in Washington, said in a research note.
The actor Joanna Lumley, whose father served with the Brigade of Gurkhas for 30 years, said the judgment had given the government the "chance to right great wrongs and wipe out a national stain" and vowed the campaign would continue until the policy was rewritten.
"Where we are met with cynicism and doubts and those who tell us that we can't, we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people: Yes, we can," Obama said as my great-grandmother wiped tears from her eyes and clutched her tissue to her chest, smiling.
