Najib, 64, was arrested at his home on Tuesday afternoon in a stunning
fall from grace, less than two months after losing an election to Mahathir Mohamad and as part of the government's probe into 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
"I have a great deal of passion for these iconic brands and it has pained me to see them
fall from grace. You, as shareholders, have had to bear the brunt of it, and so I do not feel the need to reopen those wounds you know so well."
But, this time, he lacked the insolent arguments about defending frontiers and protecting religious sites and waded into an ocean of embarrassments that precipitated his
fall from grace and established him as a mere proxy for Iran.
Keith Harrison, defending Murray, said: "It was an enormous
fall from grace. He has made the fall from pinnacle to pit."
The comic has featured on TV since his 2008
fall from grace, but the unscripted show is his first extended run on the small screen since then.
It's amazing how, since the dramatic
fall from grace of the financial services sector, political parties of all colours are falling over themselves to show their support for manufacturing.
My
fall from grace was because I was adjusting a mirror to see myself better.
Meanwhile, former Chester striker Daryl Clare has expressed his sadness at the clubs
fall from grace.
Written by political science and economics expert Sandra Worth, who lectures regularly on the subject of the War of the Roses, The Rose of York:
Fall from Grace is the dynamic, award-winning conclusion to Worth's "Rose of York" series of historically accurate novels.
Even shady preacher Jim Bakker could be spotted whooping it up at any number of the town's gay bars before his
fall from grace in 1987 (while Tammy could be seen shopping for false eyelashes all around town).
A star of British gangster movie Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels suffered a "spectacular
fall from grace" after becoming addicted to drugs, a court heard yesterday.
Perhaps it is a modern
fall from grace and accession to knowledge, as suggested by the only living creature in these images, aside from a few plants: a coiled-up snake in Luxus II.