Siegel notes that nobody else on the Leafs bench "consumes" more ice time than Phaneuf, who is "often judged on goals, point production and big hits," but whose most important duty is actually "shutting down top lines".
The Tony- and Pulitzer-winning play "I Am My Own Wife" is actually shutting down during the convention week so its hard-working solo star can take a vacation.
Mr. Lazio, you were the deputy whip under Newt Gingrich at a time when government was actually shut down and you voted under the Contract With America to shut down the United States Department of Education.
They thus rendered Netscape harmless as a platform threat and preserved Microsoft's operating system monopoly, in violation of Section 2. But virtually all the leading case authority dictates that liability under Section 1 must hinge upon whether Netscape was actually shut out of the Web browser market, or at least whether it was forced to reduce output below a subsistence level.
Brain-scanning experiments by Rafael Malach and his colleagues at the Weizmann Institute in Israel, for instance, have shown that when subjects are absorbed in an experience, like watching the "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," the parts of the brain associated with self-consciousness are not merely quiet, they're actually shut down ("inhibited") by the rest of the brain.
Indeed, the U.S. is the extreme counterargument to the myth of trickle down: while incomes grew by more than 600% for the top 0.001% of Americans since 1980, the bottom half of the population was actually shut off from economic growth, with a close to zero rise in their yearly income.
When Voinnet joined the Pierre and Marie Curie University in Paris in 1992 for a master's degree program, biologists had just started to report puzzling observations in which foreign genes inserted in plants were actually shut down.
It's actually shutting down".
It's actually shutting down a lot of activity in terms of food getting to people, kids going to school.
