As the American presence in the country eased, the Taliban turned their attention from hunting American troop carriers back to hunting the Hazara, and people were ending up dead.
As a result of the ensuing media attention, Gulf hunting culture in Africa has been exposed in its starkest, ugliest form.
Thus he can turn his attention to hunting down doctors trying to ease the agony of the terminally ill in Oregon.
This story, which has been given considerable attention in hunting publications and newspapers, involves a whitetail buck with a huge set of antlers that was killed, with bow and arrow, by Mitch Rompola in his native state of Michigan in November 1998.
When the large carnivores became absent, mesopredator populations grew to such levels that songbirds and other animals that would have largely escaped their attention were hunted, sometimes to the point of local extinction, which thereby reduced the forest's biodiversity even further.
We need to rethink what counts as literary, or realise that "literary" is only ever going to describe an object that the world could have done without, and shift our attention to hunting something else instead, something other than proper, neatly made, uncourageous, present-ignorant, present-illiterate, scholarly dissertations in disguise.
She said she was going to hang up and give her full attention to the hunt.
We fear that in pursuing Iraq, we are diverting money and attention from the hunt for Osama's villains and from the fortification of America.
It was the lack of a line that caught my attention at Product Hunt's second helping of free wine and cookies happy hour last night. .
Julie Bailey, of Cure the NHS, which helped bring the scandal of Stafford Hospital to national attention, called Mr Hunt "brave" for standing up for patients when she addressed the conference, Francis: A Year On, this week.
