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It was that center that approved the adoption of four boys by the Jacksons of Collingswood, N.J., the couple who have been charged with systematically starving the boys over many years.

A 15-year veteran of the federal Food and Drug Administration and his 25-year-old son were arrested on Tuesday and charged with systematically using confidential information about pending drug applications to reap millions in illegal trading profits since 2007.

The general, Manuel de Jesús Moreno Aviña, and his subordinates have been charged with systematically ordering the killings of at least seven civilians in Chihuahua State, according to Reforma, which cited statements in the investigation and an interview with a military prosecutor.

Its quest for political balance means that, unlike the press, it is charged with being systematically biased against the Conservative party, demonstrated not just in its news and current affairs coverage but somehow in its comedy and drama output too.

The rhetoric intensified over the weekend, with Republicans seeking to discredit the accuracy of the hand counts and charging Democrats with systematically seeking to exclude overseas military ballots.

Certainly a key challenge for those charged with communication of risk/benefit is to systematically take into account the perspectives of those with whom they wish to communicate.

Incredibly, even the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy and West Point, charged with training the next generation of military leaders, systematically abandon their standards and admissions processes when a good athlete is within reach.

But flush with money from these potentially fraudulent institutions, politicians have systematically gutted the very people charged with investigating these crimes.

The library's former director, Marino Massimo De Caro, was arrested in May, accused of systematically despoiling the library he had been charged with keeping safe, stealing books and selling them on the open market or directly to collectors.

The only charitable explanation for systematically peddling these falsehoods is that the officials charged with carrying out this policy, along with prominent Republicans who don't want to share the blame for it, simply have no idea what they've done.

They also stood by passively as the Bush Administration systematically dismantled what was left of the regulatory institutions charged with overseeing the financial services sector.