In a statement, the firm cited the "devastation that befell the credit markets".
I remember hearing about an accident that befell the scholar and critic Frank Kermode, several years ago.
He decides that he will not tell her about the accident that befell the owner's wife - she killed herself.
And so you travel back to the sinking uncertainty that befell the nation on Nov. 22, 1963.
I was aware of tragedies such as those that befell the stolen generations, and I sympathised broadly with Aboriginal land rights issues.
Yet despite all the disasters that befell the campaign, support for the prime minister, Anthony Eden, rose throughout the crisis and continued to do so afterwards.
But the philanthropic support for that effort, much like the fate that befell the Ponseti method for so long, remains very much in the shadows.
The answer to this question might be derived from an analysis of a number of problems that befell the world media.
But for the technology companies that started out with this same goal to innovate and make things better for people, it seems as if the fate that befell the auto, airline and phone industries is destined to happen here, too.
But he was doubtless mindful of the fate that befell the federal Liberals after their former leader, Paul Martin, convened a judicial inquiry when prime minister into claims that the party siphoned off public funds.
The fact that it does demonstrates the danger of the Conservative party falling victim to the same fate that befell the Republicans, of tacking to the right to appease loudmouths.
