"Until people realise they can't mow their lawns, they won't pay attention".
After a year of protests, he fled his people rather than mow them down.
Although these bureaucrats are flying a reformist flag, there is every risk that they will mow down progress in a blaze of friendly fire.
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Political crises have polarised opinions within families, workplaces and communities, and hollowed out the centre.That is why this crisis goes much deeper than previous rounds of political violence, including the bloodshed in May 1992 when a coup leader sent troops out to mow down pro-democracy protesters.
At the height of apartheid, blacks were barred from good jobs, schools and neighbourhoods (unless employed to mow a white person's lawn).
AS SPRING turns to summer, across America millions of small engines are coming to life, cranking out power and puffing out smoke as they mow America's lawns, whack its weeds and trim its borders.
At weekends they mow the lawn.But this is not yet Middle America.
Many fear it may collapse.In this section The ultimate security blanket The barley mow Making resistance futile Where the shadows lie Correction ReprintsThat is why visitors to Chernobyl these days will see a huge and growing building looming in front of reactor four's remains.
And statistical models can correct common and obvious mistakes: text a friend "on the way mow" and, even though "mow" is an English word, some software will know to correct it to "on the way now", since "mow" is a relatively uncommon word, virtually never preceded by "on the way".
The principle of comparative advantage, for instance, is illustrated by asking whether Michael Jordan should mow his own lawn.
