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And yet, Mr. Howeidy wrote, "the practices of the forces of Colonel Qaddafi have become an aggression against the right to life itself," adding with a degree of resigned regret, "We dream of the day where the Arab regime is able to defend the Arab people, but that day remains elusive".
They won only to become an object of aggression, and have received very little help from outside to cope with this aggression and save the country.
Her programme was cleverly chosen to vary what might have become an orgy of manic aggression delivered at top speed.
Some child psychiatrists say bipolar disorder has become an all-purpose label for aggression.
Holvey told HuffPost after the news conference that she believes Trump hasn't been held accountable because sexual aggression has become an accepted part of his personality.
Other studies have shown that the more attractive an adolescent girl or woman is, the more likely she is to become a target for indirect aggression from her female peers.
In the grip of this doctrine, torture has become "enhanced interrogation"; wars of aggression have become wars for democracy; a distant likely enemy has become an "imminent threat" whose very existence justifies an executive order to kill.
In this way the Kremlin's aggression has become a narcotic that may lead to an overdose, causing it to lose control.
The strict adherence to state sovereignty as the defining factor in international law, far from being a guard against acts of aggression, has become a barrier that allows oppression to continue unchecked by the international community.
