The "clear" has been identified by agents as a code name for the steroid THG.
The Republican nominee shielded his eyes and looked into the crowd and was then suddenly removed from view by two agents as a disturbance unfolded near the stage.
Many colleges see contracts with overseas agents as a win-win proposition, helping to bring in far more tuition dollars than are paid out in commissions.
Juan A. Lopez, assistant patrol agent in charge at the Brownsville office, described the agents as a "human fence" controlling their section of the Rio Grande.
No state has gone further than California, often described by drug enforcement agents as a "source nation" because of the vast quantities of marijuana grown here.
The strategic view under Bains is realistic and requires a couple of years of pain; hence Bains doesn't foresee drafting any high-end free agents as a priority.
Ethylene bromide was once used in conjunction with lead-containing antiknock agents as a component of gasoline; however, this use disappeared with the banning of leaded gasoline.
The rustic two-story house, where Veblen lived the last few years of his life and died in 1929, was marketed by real estate agents as a "tear down".
The videotape showed Mr. bin Laden and his top two lieutenants in his organization, Al Qaeda, as well as a fourth man identified by intelligence agents as a spokesman for Al Qaeda.
The correlation coefficients for two agents as a function of distance are shown in Figure12.
Use of agents as a whole has decreased as online ticket sales have steadily gone up.
