Three soldiers were also killed and 30 people were wounded, three critically, by a bomb at a bus stop.
Critically, by comparing children living in the same rural areas, scientists could discount urban pollution.
For English literature, I encouraged myself to think critically by analysing the text – before reading the York Notes.
Hamilton aside, the current health of Broadway musicals relies heavily on stage adaptations of blockbuster movies, something regarded critically by both men.
This was a very daring concept and the film was enhanced critically by cinematographer Darius Khondji, designer Jean-Paul Gaultier and composer Angelo Badalamenti.
These stories, and the novels that accompanied them, depicted scenes of traditional rural life, sometimes idealized and sometimes viewed critically by their authors.
The prosecution was limited by shoddy police work in the crucial hours after Martin died, by a stand-your-ground law that invites violence and, critically, by the fact that Martin could not give his version of events.
In throwing tantrums like spoiled children, complaining that they are unjustly misunderstood and judged too critically by the French elites, perhaps BHL and Houellebecq are being, in fact, impossibly French, grumpy and narcissistic.
The subject of bro country, however, is a subject that's been openly discussed, often critically, by many of the biggest names in the genre, including stalwarts like Alan Jackson and Vince Gill, and younger artists like Zac Brown.
Greg Barns of the Australian Lawyers Alliance said if the bill were passed it was "likely to be scrutinised critically by the high court" and could be ruled unconstitutional.
This strikes at the very heart of the system, not only by using its own perverse rules against it, but critically by revealing the illusory and circular nature of debt.
