Ms. Callaremi said that as she accelerated to get out of the way, she saw the plane's right wing hit a small tree in a parking median, which spun the plane around before it halted.
In nearly a dozen years at the top, she transformed the political and economic landscape through a conservative free-market revolution bearing her name, Thatcherism, which sought to reverse Britain's postwar decline and the welfare state that she felt accelerated it.
Mrs. Clinton also suggested, in December, that she would accelerate work with technology companies to take radical speech off Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat and encrypted apps used by terrorists.
The second was the whirlwind light touch, the way that she could accelerate a phrase like lightning and then slow it just as fast, which may sound an odd thing to say, but she still does it to this day.
Grubman was parked approximately fifty feet from the night club, and if we assume that she was accelerating at a rate of.4 g's (not unlikely, given her 342-horsepower vehicle), she would have covered that fifty feet in roughly 2.8 seconds.
This has become a big deal - prompting Mrs Clinton's hastily assembled news conference and reports that she is accelerating the launch of her presidential campaign - in large part because Mrs Clinton is asking the US public to trust that she is complying with both the "letter and the spirit of the rules", in the words of her spokesperson, Nick Merrill.
But Huffington was already on her extraordinary journey towards liberalism, a journey that was accelerated by what she saw as the horrors of the George Bush presidency and her growing environmentalism.
Looking forward, they argue that the forces that accelerated the decline could accelerate a recovery.
Her thick, quivering voice rode three-chord rock songs that accelerated as she wailed about desire and power, and sent her striding and skittering around the stage.
