If, instead, politicians intervene once again to spare the company they remember as a symbol of American greatness, they may yet succeed in cementing G.M. as a symbol of something else: the culture of intransigent institutions that is, for most Americans, receding in the rearview mirror.
On the eve of Hurricane Katrina's 11-year anniversary, as flood waters in most areas recede and the pungent aroma of raw sewage, mold and mildew takes hold, those who have survived this great tragedy are a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
The room was pounding, but then like most storms, it receded as violently as it had arrived, and Braids returned to a contemplative whisper.
As the waters receded, most of the fish probably remained in the many artificial ponds, each about 90 feet in diameter.
After the storm, thousands of soldiers in the People's Liberation Army placed sandbags and maintained dykes along Dongting Lake, and, by the end of August, most floods had receded nationwide.
Before HEAL, flood waters had receded, most of the debris piles had been removed, and mold levels were decreasing naturally on their own.
After 1923 cholera receded from most of the world, though endemic cases continued in the Indian subcontinent.
Yields soared, and by the 1980s, the threat of starvation had receded in most of the world.
Throughout 2013, as joblessness receded in most of the UK, in the north-east it carried on rising.
Conversely, the winner can afford to get really dominant, as the threat of retaliation has receded.For most species, determining that this actually happens requires a lot of boring fieldwork.
Her self-imposed anonymity has gradually come to an end now the intensity of her fame has receded, yet most students here are unaware that among the staff is one of only 59 women to go to space.
