Congress needs to recognize that "regulatory capture," in which an agency becomes a pawn of the industry it is supposed to oversee, is real.
Nuclear power is a textbook example of the problem of "regulatory capture" — in which an industry gains control of an agency meant to regulate it.
Three years later, a jihadist group re-skinned the game and released a new version entitled Quest for Bush (aka Night of Bush Capturing), in which players had to battle US forces and eventually assassinate the then-president.
Daniel Saunders, an assistant Queens district attorney, tried to cast doubt on the depth of Mr. Taylor's remorse, reading aloud a poem Mr. Taylor wrote just before he was captured in which he exulted over the murders.
The process may lure drivers into what psychologists call cognitive capture, in which people do not move on to the next task until the first one is done -- even if they are driving at the time.
Both musically and lyrically, the song hadn't conveyed the high stakes that Miranda sought to capture, in which Hamilton's fears about Burr's lack of integrity extended to broad trepidation about the uncertain direction of the country.
"But there is the problem of 'board capture,' in which the C.E.O.'s tend to actually control information and control the board, and the management sticks around until there is something that is too big or too embarrassing to explain.
Paradoxically, the vandalisation of the industry played an especially damaging role in holding back the development of clean coal technology and carbon capture, in which Britain led the world until John Major's government closed the Coal Research Establishment in Cheltenham when it privatised the industry in 1994.
And the studio is nowadays home to The Imaginarium, an outfit co-founded by Andy Serkis, who – as Gollum in The Lord of the Rings – is perhaps the world's leading exponent of performance-capture, in which every nuance of an actor's performance (specifically movement, voice and facial expressions) is recorded and mapped on to a video game character.
A total of 22830 left-turn vehicles were captured, in which 9793 vehicles turned left using the mixed-usage area.
Waldinger (2008) describes this process as "double capture" in which the destination state constrains the cross-border engagement of both documented and undocumented migrants.
