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Many properties were destroyed, down to the concrete slabs, and it was almost impossible to determine whether the damage in these "slab cases," as the insurance industry terms them, was caused by water or by wind or by both.
At grade III the fissuring extends just short of the subchondral bone (the bone beneath the cartilage), and at grade IV the cartilage is destroyed down to the subchondral bone.
Discussing the Syrian response to the attacks, Eitan said: "The first reaction of the Syrians when we attacked their missiles was to scramble their air forces... any [Syrian fighter pilots] who crossed an imaginary line in the direction of our forces was destroyed, shot down.
Its replacement, a semi-Gothic spire housing an expensive eight-sided clock and a bell cast in Istanbul, was destroyed during the genocide — struck down on May 28 , 1915 by cannon fire, because the spire surpassed the height of the city's minarets.
One bombing run was so precise that a cluster of rooftop communications dishes was destroyed without knocking the building down, Pentagon photos showed.
The plane was destroyed in the crash and downed power lines, Humphrey said.
The building was destroyed…"}]} Down at the revamped World Financial Center, amid the puce-colored marble of Brookfield Place, Francophiles can be scented at Hermès, bathing-suited at Vilebrequin, and sated at Le District.
The building was destroyed…"}]} David Chang will not be pinned down.
What had not been stolen was destroyed, he said, down to the eggs broken all over the floor.
It seems that years ago there was a war, and then a "flash"; the ozone layer was destroyed, and the sun "came down" and dried up everything.
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