A court in Vienna ordered the confiscation on Thursday.
They soon formed a special bond, Ms. Nafisi recounts, with the works of Nabokov, most notably "Invitation to a Beheading," with its lonely, imaginative hero whose originality sets him apart in a society "where uniformity is not only the norm but also the law," and "Lolita," which Ms. Nafisi reads as a chilling story about "the confiscation of one individual's life by another".
The Confiscation: This one is exactly what it sounds like.
In January it was reported that seizures of mobile phones had hit a new high in England and Wales: almost 10,000 phones or SIMs had been confiscated in one 12-month period, significantly outnumbering drugs confiscations.
But the passport confiscation issue was one of the few easily enforceable portions of the order.
One was no new settlements, a second was no new confiscation of Palestinian land, one was no new subsidies and finally, no construction outside the settlements".
This makes it a tough target for confiscation by your government, and one that would upset other countries for little reward.
"Would it not be just and fair for those who try to extract a living from the uncertain arts of writing and composing to be freed from a form of confiscation not visited upon any one else?" But such "confiscation" continues so long as copyright terms are limited at all.
A... search operation resulted in the recovery and confiscation of two rifles, three grenades, one pistol, three AK-47 magazines, two flak jackets, one cocking lever, mortar sight, periscope, binoculars, radio charger and 107 various types of ammunition.
The debate on the causes of the 2001 crisis (which included a sizable devaluation, a debt default and a confiscation of banking deposits) mimic the larger one on Argentina's long-term decline.
