disruptiveness

Grabbing a piece of fabric is often the only way teammates can fight back against the disruptiveness that comes from Clark’s quickness, instincts and, well, doggedness.

Elaine Kamarck, a longtime Democratic strategist who is now a Brookings fellow, said the election deniers are running on platforms that vary in potential disruptiveness.

From repugnant policies like internment and recent spikes in violence targeting the Asian Americans and Pacific Islander community, to the disruptiveness of rail construction to feed King Street and Union Station, or the construction of Interstate-5, I-90, Highway 99 and the Seattle streetcar, residents of the CID have disproportionately experienced decades of hardship.

That could change given the disruptiveness of twin edge rushers Grayson and Gabriel Murphy in addition to linebackers Carl Jones and Bo Calvert.

Charles Michel, the president of the European Council, said such a ban, despite its disruptiveness, would likely have to occur “sooner or later.”