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Communicating with them was difficult, she said, because of the widespread fear that phones were bugged.
Taxing property makes sense because of the widespread Greek tendency to understate income.
The trial was moved here from nearby Modesto, where the couple lived, because of the widespread news media coverage.
But they won't get telephone calls, because of the widespread use of telephone schemes aimed at those who receive benefits.
In general, employment in the banking sector has declined, largely because of the widespread computerization of transactions and this restructuring.
Because of the widespread belief that Bonds used steroids to help him break the record, officials already viewed him as an embarrassment.
BIS spends £4.6bn on research, which is notionally ringfenced: because of the widespread political consensus about the importance of research, it has thus far been protected against cuts.
Perhaps because of the widespread disquiet over both major parties' nominees, Mr. Obama's own popularity has been steadily rising and is now above 50percentt.
Unlike Britain, the US had refused to sign up to an international convention that bans the weapons because of the widespread injury they cause to civilians.
In Ohio, foreclosure rates are among the highest in the nation because of fallout in the mortgage industry but also because of the widespread loss of manufacturing jobs.
