Browder's death reminds us that what happens after you're released from the clutches of the criminal justice system is just as important as your time in its grasp.
While Microsoft has been able to point to its video game business in recent years as proof of its grasp of consumer technologies, that division's sales dropped 16 percent, to $1.62 billion, in the quarter because of a "soft gaming-console market," Microsoft said in a statement.
As Finland held its grasp on the No. 2 spot, Norway slipped to No. 3 and Sweden moved down one to No. 4. The U.S. fell to No. 31, down from last year's No. 27 ranking and even farther from 2006′s placement at No. 23.
Looking askance at modern urban architecture, Étaix critiques bureaucratic regimentation and its grasp on art as well as on commerce.
As online media solidifies its grasp over every aspect of our lives, the once-hegemonic medium of evening TV matters less and less.
Most Republicans agreed with Lincoln that the North was the aggrieved party, as the Slave Power tightened its grasp on the national government with the Dred Scott decision and the presidency of James Buchanan.
The "Gag Law" formed what Agamben calls a "state of exception" in Puerto Rico, when the political seeks control over elements that were often held outside its grasp, such as potenza, for the supposed good of the state.
Instead, they let the computer try and fail over and over in a simulation, slowly learning how to move its fingers so that the object in its grasp moves as desired.
And the extremist group known as the Islamic State maintains its grasp on swaths of Iraq and Syria, taking hostages, carrying out grisly murders and even holding women as sex slaves.
Knowledge relates to issues such as remembering materials as well as grasping the meaning, for example, defining and understanding the meaning of Numbers Needed to Treat (NNT).
