When I started on this monthly column a few years ago, it was to talk stocks, but pretty soon my attention was taken by the to me at least–obvious impending crash.
The film's most obvious models are "Crash" and "Babel," which both advance their multi-everything messages structurally with fragmented, multistrand narratives.
But another problem made obvious by the crash — what to do about pilots who have a grueling commute before they start work — is not something the F.A.A. is eager to take on.
Indeed, when the casualties of wars and disasters are compared with those from traffic crashes for any developed nation, it becomes obvious that traffic crashes are a much greater risk to the public's health and well-being.
The perils of crashing are obvious, but being trapped behind a crash when the road is blocked with bodies and bikes is equally perturbing.
So your question is right, but it is not as obvious as: "Stocks crashed.
"But it is much less obvious that fishery crashes can breed regional violence and promote child slavery".
However, Torre determined that Utley was in violation of Rule 5.09(a)(13), which forbids "deliberate, unwarranted, unsportsmanlike action by the runner in leaving the baseline for the obvious purpose of crashing the pivot man on a double play, rather than reach the base".
If there is any attempt to remove one of the tracks of negotiations, then it's obvious the train will crash".
