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Democrats have cited Bunning as an example of what they call a pattern of Republican obstructionism.

The officials say C.I.A. drone operators view their targets for hours or days beforehand, analyzing what they call a "pattern of life" and distinguishing militants from others.

Amnesty International and Nepalese human rights groups have documented what they call a pattern of abuses by security forces that include the execution and torture of people suspected of being Maoists.

A12 NATIONAL A22-26 Immigration Judges Criticized for Rulings Federal appeals court judges around the nation have repeatedly excoriated immigration judges this year for what they call a pattern of biased and incoherent decisions in asylum cases.

Lawyers for a Guinean who say he is mentally retarded and a juvenile, filed a civil rights suit on Thursday against Immigration and Naturalization Service officials for what the lawyers call a pattern of abuse and neglect.

TOKYO — North Korea's artillery bombardment of a South Korean island on Tuesday follows what analysts call a pattern of aggressive actions by the secretive government when it feels under stress or threatened.

"That's what's called a pattern interrupt," he said.

Republicans have cited those profits as an example of what they called a pattern of questionable ethical behavior.

Chinese graduate students at Yale University protested yesterday over what they called a "pattern of discrimination" by the university.

In 1981, a State Senate investigation committee found what it called a pattern of "bizarre behavior" and "a virtual top-to-bottom" breakdown in the licensing process.

The lawsuit describes what it calls a pattern in which black employees were not promoted beyond a certain level and were paid less than whites in comparable jobs.