But the Shanghai summit could prove the high-water mark of Mr Powell's influence.
As the details of Gibson's arrest dominated water cooler conversations, the future of his high-profile projects came under question.
The show's third season premiere was its previous high-water mark in the ratings, with an estimated 11.3 million viewers.
Guernsey's met office recorded a southerly wind of 18 knots, gusting to 28 knots at the time of Wednesday's high water.
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And as the decayed material has an extremely high water content Mr Hansen said that most of the laser's energy is absorbed by the infected tissue, which is then vaporised.
That is, the moon pulls hardest on the Earth's oceans on the side facing the moon, making a bulge of water (high tide).
Not so much because of all the social and technology shifts since then, but because that year is so close to the high-water mark of U.S. predominance as the only great power to come out of World War II more or less intact.
Men's doubles tennis reaches its high-water mark at the year-end ATP World Tour Finals in London, where the sport's top players take center stage each day.
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After 41 hours and 49 minutes in the water, Nyad's handlers gave her the bad news: Because of high waves and strong currents, she was so far off course that completing the swim would be impossible.
Last week's downpours brought on sudden flooding throughout the Midwest, and high water is blamed for at least three deaths.
Ian Turner, the council's head of highway operations, said water levels were still "too high" at one end of the culvert.
Waist-high water rushed into the front door of the house of Green's aunt, Nellie Green Francis, and pushed much of her life out the back door.
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