Conditions at the Idomeni camp near the Greek-Macedonian border, where 13,000 are stranded, are increasingly desperate, with limited supplies of food and water.
Conditions at the Idomeni camp near the Greek-Macedonian border, where 13,000 are stranded, are increasingly desperate, with food and water limited.
This has become Ms. Badu's mode in recent years: her releases, infrequent and increasingly insular, have felt stranded in a single mood.
Due to these advances in the alternative energy revolution now underway, coal, tar sands and oil are increasingly likely to become stranded assets, regardless of whether and to what degree governments rally to the cause of containing climate change.
Differences in the way banks maintain and market vacant foreclosed homes in mostly white neighborhoods and communities where black and Latino families live, may be deepening the nation's housing crisis, damaging the property tax bases on which most communities depend and leaving many black and Latino homeowners stranded in increasingly blighted neighborhoods, according to the investigation.
A few other planes also took off, but officials admitted that, contrary to remarks from the UK transport secretary earlier, it was increasingly unlikely all of those stranded at the resort would be able to leave the same day.
Increasingly, we hear talk of "stranded assets" — huge investments likely to be become much less valuable as the world wakes up to the fact that it can no longer burn coal and other fossil fuels as if there were no tomorrow.
Federal Communications Commissioner Robert McDowell increasingly sounds like a man stranded on a desert island, willing to say anything to get a ride back to shore.
Many have become stranded in the increasingly apolitical, click-bait work of online "communications," or in the obscure depths of national or international policy.
The attack was the bloody culmination of a long-simmering struggle between France's libertarian traditions of free speech and an increasingly extreme strand of Islamism.
