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The court has no jurisdiction over single abuses, but only over those that have been "systematic or widespread".
In one starkly worded passage, they warn that if a state's use of proxy detention had been systematic or widespread it would amount to a "crime against humanity".
A United Nations official, who declined to be identified, said of the anti-Pashtun campaign: "It has been systematic and wide scale.
The effect of underestimating the fiscal multiplier has been systematic misjudgment of the damage that "fiscal consolidation" does to the economy.
The case has been classified as a crime against humanity because the attacks have been systematic and widespread, and perpetrated against a civilian population.
"Did you have some sort of thing with Super Goat Man?" This was how she and I blundered through each other's past liaisons we'd never been systematic.
If Mencken's education had been systematic he wouldn't have been Mencken, any more than Twain would have been Twain without the Mississippi.
The Levine method, Mr. Smith points out, has been systematic, with a new component to be perfected each season: one year, intonation; the next, ensemble; the next, balance.
"The crimes of the United States have been systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless, but very few people have actually talked about them," Pinter said in his Nobel speech.
