Several times Saturday, Kiwanuka committed in one direction too quickly, putting himself out of position on runs by Goings and Foster.
The inevitable leader in the profession's howlers, on which every American media-consumer will surely agree, is the enormous journalistic mistake -- committed in coverage of one of the year's biggest stories, and carried by two very different cable-news channels.
It released a video that purports to show the "massacre committed by Russian aircraft in one of Raqqa's most congested streets".
For the troops fighting in the east against the Red Army, the explanation is not hard to find: sheer fear and the desire for self-preservation, especially once Goebbels had made sure to publicise the atrocities committed by Soviet troops in one of the first east Prussian villages they occupied.
The perfect crime is "one committed in the sight of everyone because then there are no witnesses, only accomplices".
I was reminded of the Argentinian novelist Carlos Gamerro's exemplary 2002 literary thriller, An Open Secret, in which the perfect crime is "one committed in the sight of everyone – because then there are no witnesses, only accomplices".
— murder is murder, whether committed in the heat of anger on one who has wronged a loved one, or by pipeclayed Tommies' rifles.
Gen. Lloyd B. Ramsey, of the Americal Div.--shortly after they had committed a number of apparent murders in one of the most secure areas of Quang Tin Province, in the hamlets of Phu Vinh & Diem Pho.
"I see my mother's grave, a memory of the lightning bolt, / Still smoldering, the undying outrage committed against her," he says bitterly, in one of several lines that have the spare elegance of Christopher Logue's interpretation of Homer's Iliad.
Signatories commit to upholding the principles outlined in one of the two UNEP FI statements of principles (one is specifically for financial institutions, the other for insurers).
