Mr. Judge said two deaths were attributed to the storm here: one person died in a car accident and a man operating a small snow plow drove through a grate and plunged 20 feet into a hole in the street.
A small plane plowed into the front entrance of a barbecue restaurant in Clayton, killing one person, thought to be the pilot.
Ms. Fujiwara, in a sensible white shirt, is the poster girl for a new ad campaign to persuade Japan's small investors to plow their collective billions in summer bonuses into government bonds.
Describing a simulation in which one star crashes into another about twice its size at a speed of about half a million miles per hour, "the small one actually plows through the larger one and tears a furrow," said Dr. Joshua E. Barnes, an associate professor of astronomy at the University of Hawaii.
Chinese officials have stepped up their remarks about Europe in recent weeks, pledging their support for debt-laden countries in particular as they seek to plow a small but growing share of China's more than $2.3 trillion in foreign currency reserves into European investments instead of low-yielding United States Treasury securities.
Jackson's limits were widening, houses sprouting, woods retreating, hayfields, plow ground, small holdings succumbing week by week, being translated into "lots" and "tracts," buildings-to-be lined out with pine stakes, footings poured, septics sunk, studs printing up yellow in the warm piney air.
The wheelchair is also a great, literal icebreaker: My chair can plow though small patches and even snow banks.
As such, we do feel a bit uneasy toasting an effort that ultimately has to do with buying an ox to help plow a small, cold field or a motorbike to drive as a taxi 100 hours a week.
That no matter what kind of a mess they make, they can just take those profits and plow a small fraction of them back into the political system, and lay their losses off on the taxpayers?
