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If this be so, then human rights can be made to respond more effectively to the multiple ways in which vulnerability is enacted and entrenched in a world with a long and savage record of human abuse.

Regina's North Central community is scary, and entrenched in a very sad state of affairs.

They're flawed and selfish and entrenched in a world that I'll never know, or want to know, but when James writes about it, I have no hesitation in visiting it for a few hours.

"It's hideously violent at times, and the sex scenes are a little strong for my taste, but dammit, Marlon James knows how to make these characters come alive – they're flawed and selfish and entrenched in a world that I'll never know, or want to know personally, but when Marlon James writes about it, I have no hesitation in visiting it for a few hours.

Phrases get so embedded and entrenched in our culture, often putting a particular group of people at a disadvantage.

Cubic particles 4, 5 and 7 mm3 in size were cut and entrenched in disks containing resin and a total of 300 indentation tests were conducted on them.

If our Church were so medieval and entrenched in the state that, to take an example, it insisted that abortion be illegal or, to take another, that pop music be banned, women prevented from driving and girls excluded from education, then I would be the first to campaign for disestablishment.

The first of many major disasters to come may have encouraged the single most important merger of all time, and while entrenched in a second and third, various groups of organisms independently negotiated a permanent social contract in the face of increasing competition for scarce resources.

Described by one opposition figure as "the last samurai" of a ruling clan once more open and oriented to the West, and now firmly entrenched in a more conservative Saudi ethos, Prince Salman led talks with the opposition that verged on a breakthrough in March before crumbling amid the recriminations of each side.

But some analysts suggested that streets filled with the discontented could prove a permanent feature, as politicians dwell on debates over Islamic law rather than popular concerns like security, the economy and corruption, and the military remains entrenched in a narrative less and less shared: that it is the savior of the revolution.

FIGHTING raged this week between the Lebanese army and radical Islamists entrenched in a Palestinian refugee camp, leaving scores dead and hundreds wounded.