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"Even though these plans were not carried out, Mr Marquez's criminal conduct deeply affected San Bernardino County, Southern California and the entire United States when the guns purchased by Marquez were used to kill 14 innocent people and wound many others".

The large scale "pattern-or-practice" investigations of police departments that have received attention in the Obama administration are meant to address widespread conduct deeply ingrained in the culture of police departments ― not simply to target the conduct of outliers.

"Even though these plans were not carried out, Mr. Marquez's criminal conduct deeply affected San Bernardino... and the entire United States when the guns purchased by Marquez were used to kill 14 innocent people and wound many others," Decker said in a written statement.

I found myself being conducted deeply into the arcana of meat preparation by an enthusiastic Mr. Fancher.

"This is a national disgrace, we asked a generation of young people to conduct a deeply unpopular war, poorly resourced, poorly planned," the MP said.

Bashir made his name in 1995 by conducting a deeply personal interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, for the BBC's Panorama.

And White House counselor Kellyanne Conway conducted a deeply flawed poll for the Center for Security Policy, which Trump cited in his campaign proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. .

Like a voice in the wilderness, the Arizona congressman recently wrote the current Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne to request a suspension in the OSM's "hurriedly conducting a deeply flawed environmental review".

These results are in agreement with a recent evaluation of alcohol and cause-specific mortality in EPIC. 10 With respect to this recent study, 10 further analyses were conducted to deeply investigate the role of factors that modulate the association between alcohol use and the risk of death, notably smoking and types of alcoholic beverage.

"I accept responsibility for my conduct, and I deeply regret my actions," Mr. Braude told Judge Allyne R. Ross as a number of family members looked on.

"So I hope you will understand that those people, those victims of those crimes and unethical conduct, are still deeply troubled by the creation of this body Ipso because it's been cobbled together by two Conservative members of the House of Lords.