When I started in September this year I went straight to the London Chamber of Commerce and told them about my idea, and they gave me a tidal wave of help.
The decision by the local group behind the camp, Civil Platform, to dismantle the tent city in the small Maximilien Park in Brussels was taken in the wake of a wave of help by Belgians to take in 500 asylum seekers – as well as forcing the hand of the government to take over the task.
But after the tragedy, as damages and death began to get noticed, big waves of help began in our country.
His toughness and aggressiveness in the face of a wave of terrorism helped win him the presidency.
It had stood for nearly 20 years, resisting the new wave of talent, helped along by technology in the form of bodysuits and by new training methods.
Earlier this year, a wave of protests helped stop the North West Coast Connections project, which intended to install pylons through the Lake District.
While still small, this kind of transfer echoes the larger move hedge funds made as Lehman teetered in 2008, when a tidal wave of withdrawals helped sink the bank.
At the next election, in 1998, the CPP's control of the police, the election commission and the media, along with an intimidating wave of violence, helped it to become the largest party in parliament.
The failed attack set off a wave of fear, helping to derail the Obama administration's plans to prosecute five accused conspirators in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
What all faced was an explosion in global competition, followed by a second wave of automation.That helps to explain why voter unhappiness sounds so similar across the rich world.
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