Christie's 2013 reëlection tracks closely with this story: an all-out effort to court Democrats in order to maximize his personal power, and a landslide victory in November, with all the benefit going to the Governor, not to his fellow-Republicans in the state legislature.
Notably, recent evidence from a study of O. mykiss in Idaho has shown that losses of genetic diversity because of cumulative effects of small migration blockages (culverts) were much more substantial than those caused by more dramatic, natural disturbances such as wildfires and landslides (H. Neville, personal communication; October 2007).
For the rest of the population, the impact of Labour's landslide victory on their personal finances is likely to be less dramatic and slower.
Following a landslide, one person was killed.
direct impacts of both landslides and flooding: consequences for life and personal injuries, buildings, and infrastructure, indirect consequences of landslides, for example, potential flooding/energetic waves, meandering, and the related consequences for life, buildings, and infrastructure.
There's nothing like an economic landslide to help a person move past the disquieting idea of sharing personal belongings with a stranger.
Mr. Koizumi's strong personal popularity also led the Liberal Democrats to landslide election victories.
With his penchant for badly fitting shirts, dorky hair style, and complete lack of personal charisma, Benigno Noynoy Aquinono appears the most unlikely person to win an election by a landslide.
But even his admirers would hesitate to call him a great economist, and after FDR's landslide reelection in 1936, Morgenthau made cutting the federal deficit his personal cause.
Before the attacks, Nicolas Sarkozy was hoping for a landslide victory for his rightwing Les Républicains party that would boost his personal quest to win back the French presidency in 2017.
