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Ms. Hanayagi is now stricken with Alzheimer's disease and partly paralyzed, making this tribute, which includes reconstructions of her choreography, an emotionally fraught eulogy of sorts.

Baggio and Borgonovo were a pair in the attack of Fiorentina in their youth — and Borgonovo is now stricken with a motor neuron disease for which there is no known cure.

The unemployment rate across the zone is 12.1 per cent, and an economic disaster that was once confined to the periphery of the continent is now striking at its core.

And he seems to have soothed fears in Tokyo, for the time being at least, that he had grown too enamoured of China at Japan's expense.The smooth ride is now striking a few bumps.

Ms. Hayworth, 52, is now striking a more moderate tone, presenting herself as a Republican who can build consensus, as she seeks to fend off Mr. Maloney, who previously worked for Mr. Clinton and former Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

In the early days of the writers' strike, mass pickets and a show of trade union support organized by Mr. Young and Jeff Hermanson, a longtime associate who is now strike coordinator, roused the writers.

Like people around the world, Mr Obama is now struck by the group's brutality.

First on was Rococo Variations by Brit Christopher Wheeldon, a former dancer-turned choreographer with NYCB who is now striking out on his own with his company, Morphoses.

The scandal surrounding Alex Rodriguez has taken a toll on his supporters, including a Brooklyn bodega owner who claims his store's name is now striking out with customers.

Trump lifted restrictions on potential targets, and the U.S. military is now striking some of the Taliban's core sources of revenue, such as poppy farmers and drug traffickers.

After paying only passing attention to the rand for most of the year, many South Africans are now stricken with anxiety over its precipitous drop and what it may portend.