But, finally Shaikh has his breakthrough: one of the men lived with his father and can confirm not only that he is alive, but can supply his address – in Pakistan.
"After all these decades and decades [of impunity by mining companies operating abroad], this is a breakthrough," one of the lawyers for the plaintiffs, Murray Klippenstein, told VICE News of the lawsuit's success.
Given the rapid growth in shared public knowledge that underlies many of these breakthroughs, one can expect a continued supply of seminal discoveries that will be available for translation.
What is missing from this debate is obvious: If Mr. Tillerson extracted anything resembling the Iran agreement from North Korea, it would mark a historic breakthrough, one any of the four previous American presidents would rightly have celebrated.
By now, it must have built a robust AI operation for its own use, what with all the data it has amassed on its users (it's precisely the troves of such data that explain recent breakthroughs in one of the most promising strands of contemporary AI – deep learning).
The trajectories of the manipulated variables are optimized by minimizing the breakthrough of one of the main reactants in the reactor effluent.
Ms. Bermudez considered it a breakthrough when one of the five students confided that he had been acting out because the work was too hard.
In a significant breakthrough in one of the most mysterious murders and financial crimes, investigators say the money has been traced to offshore accounts.
Amini had a breakthrough when one of the campaign's members who lived abroad published an interview with her about the Mashhad stoning case.
His 1944 oratorio, "The Prairie" (a setting of Carl Sandburg's epic poem), was not only a personal breakthrough but one of the most important American works of its time.
