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Police killings of unarmed black Americans have become the kind of civic scourge that creates a uniquely terrible swirl of outrage and grief, especially when there appears to be no concurrent thirst for accountability or change from authorities.

This paper summarizes several iterations in developing a compact set of four key principles for successful systems engineering, which are 1) Stakeholder Value-Based System Definition and Evolution 2) Incremental Commitment and Accountability 3) Concurrent Multidiscipline System Definition and Development, and 4) Evidence-Based and Risk-based Decisionmaking.

Concurrent with that, education reform must end its affair with accountability and begin a journey committed to education equity.

In an International Herald Tribune opinion article, "Colombia can win Mexico's drug war" (Views, July 31), Gustav A. Flores-Macías argues that Plan Colombia, along with concurrent reforms to that nation's tax system and improved government accountability, was a success in reducing drug-related and insurgent violence.

Concurrent planning helped achieve that.

This practice is known as concurrent engineering.

Soil aggregates as massively concurrent evolutionary incubators.

Thus begins our third concurrent Middle East war.

After five years, our concurrent paths diverged.

Use concurrent instead of sequential processes.

On Concurrent Programming.