But Mr. Rumsfeld's inner circle of advisers view Mr. Hussein's record, which includes aggression against Kuwait and the use of poison gas against his people, as much more alarming, and they are not willing to risk leaving him in power.
Circles indicate the field-of-view of the GPS scintillation measurements assuming that the ionospheric pierce points of GPS radio path exists at an altitude of 300 km.
By Beth Singer Bentley The New Yorker, November 29 , 1958P. 136 The circle of the cove View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
They also revealed that the circle of people who viewed video of abusive treatment of players by the coach, Mike Rice, as early as December was wider than previously understood, and that it included members of the university's board of governors.
Circle shows field of view of the receiver inferred from the uplink analysis.
The reporter had been given extensive access to McChrystal's inner circle of loyal officers whose views of their political, military and diplomatic allies – foreign as well as in Kabul and Washington – are recorded in disastrously comic detail.
(C ) Euler distribution plot of the PRC2-AEBP2 particles, where the size of the circle corresponds to the relative number of views included for that projection.
Hover your mouse over the circles to view the names of the frequent contacts.
All the guests added the bridegroom's brother Andy Inala, who operated the live-stream at the wedding, to one of their Google Plus circles to view the video feed.
The widely reported terrorist threat, the stories of "near misses" and "heightened terror alerts", and the announcement of more investment to "keep us safe" create, from the security services' point of view, a virtuous circle of increasing funding.
