That may merely reflect better statistics: in the past many disappearances went unreported for fear of reprisals from the gangsters responsible.
Both the next two sections are set in Santa Teresa but the critics have disappeared from view (this is a novel with many disappearances).
Following the infamous 1985 guerrilla siege of the Palace of Justice, which resulted in many casualties and "disappearances" of civilians, Petro joined the ranks of the official political establishment by negotiating a peace deal that gave amnesty to the rebel group's members.
In many cases, the disappearance of journalists is kept under wraps.
In many cases, the disappearance of journalists is kept under wraps for their safety.
Women themselves have been victims of enforced or involuntary disappearances in many places, from Latin America to Bosnia and Herzegovina to the ongoing tragedy in Syria.
Moreover, the specific symptoms of goitre improved dramatically until its disappearance in many patients.
Prolongated culture on PCZ supplemented media led in many cases to the disappearance of a morphologically visible shoot meristem (data not shown).
Human rights groups like Amnesty International say Mexico's security forces have in many instances carried out forced disappearances, including those of 43 teachers college students in the town of Iguala.
Over a fence, a giant Mexican flag hung, as limp as a broken arm, at the military base next door — a jarring juxtaposition in a country where the military has been implicated in many cases of death and disappearance.
