It hasn't toppled hot chocolate from its No 1 spot, but has provided a welcome change.
The episode hasn't toppled Affleck's awards ascendance, despite insistent headlines like the one that ran on Think Progress: "Why aren't sexual harassment allegations derailing Casey Affleck's Oscar chances?" Why did Parker's scandal sink his entire movie while Affleck's is a footnote?
A letter found on the computer of Nidal Ayyad, a New Jersey engineer convicted in the 1993 plot, expressed regret that the towers had not toppled but promised to continue to try.
Because recessionary winds have not toppled Indiana's house, this state is often overlooked in the news coverage of budget crises across the nation — particularly since its next-door neighbor Illinois offers such an outsize example of the financial ills afflicting state and local budgets.
SANAA, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Yemen's minority Shi'ite Houthi fighters took up guard at President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's home on Wednesday but said they had not toppled him, after two days of fighting which left little doubt that the enfeebled leader was now at their mercy.
If they hadn't toppled her we would have made more money," insisted one, who lost more than 15m yuan£1.5m5m).
Five long years of unruly marches and campus takeovers hadn't toppled the Establishment.
Mr Bush will be able to go into the next election armed with yet more proof that he is both a "compassionate conservative" and a "reformer with results"—a man who has not only toppled the Taliban and Saddam Hussein but also reformed education and Medicare.
Had they not toppled President Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood's sinister project would have succeeded, and most likely, Tunisia would not have been to recover from the Muslim Brotherhood either, no matter how much it rebelled.
Wrapping up its fourth season, HBO's "Game of Thrones" has not just avoided toppling under the weight of its own story lines, it's become a bona fide cultural phenomenon, with an audience larger than even "The Sopranos".
