Other companies may have lost more members, but 10 House felt especially touched by the disaster.
All told, about 4.5 million people -- or 27percentt of the country's population -- were touched by the disaster, according to Mozambique's disaster assessment.
As BP continues to struggle to plug the leak at the bottom of the sea, the president tries to convince the country that he is on top of the crisis, and the first oil laps the coasts of previously untouched states, Americans far from the gulf are feeling touched by the disaster.
The concert had been tangentially touched by the disaster, having been part of the Québec New York 2001 series, which was largely scuttled after the attack, and also part of Lincoln Center's Great Performers series, which lost the Rachmaninoff concerts that were to have opened its season.
Media captionIkio Yokoyama: "When I looked at the picture he took, I knew immediately it was my bike" After considering offers to ship the bike back to Japan to be restored, its owner decided it should be exhibited at the Harley-Davidson Milwaukee MilwaUSAe, USas as a memorial to those whose lives were touched by the disaster.
Hundreds of people touched by the Shoreham air crash fell silent on Saturday, a week after the disaster that claimed at least 11 lives.
Torborg, 70, was touched by the gesture.
I was touched by the story.
I, too, am touched by the Census camaraderie.
People were touched by the sweet photos.
The five reference points were touched by the endoscope.
