Earlier this month Judge Garzón requested information from churches and city halls around the country, as well as the Catholic hierarchy, to compile a definitive list of victims' names, which now totals 114,266, according to the court document.
He was soon appointed full-time PLO representative in Lebanon, a post in which he survived 10 Israeli assassination attempts, the Lebanese civil war, the Israeli invasion in 1982 and the Sabra-Shatila massacre (the subject of the definitive oral and victim-sourced history by his wife, Bayan Nuwayhed).
These devices are theorized to impede lymphatic return to the central circulation, thereby sequestering venom at the bite site and delaying systemic toxicity, which allows additional time to provide the victim with definitive care in the form of antivenom and advanced airway management.
Sussman implausibly holds the latter to be definitive of torture: "The victim of torture finds within herself a surrogate of the torturer, a surrogate who does not merely advance a particular demand for information, denunciation or confession.
A significant number of the reported hate incidents from 2017 did not include definitive identification of the victim's or perpetrator's ethnicity or age.
While the first tasks in disaster management are to secure the scene, to triage, and to evacuate victims to definitive care, the disaster plan fails if it stops at the hospital door.
Not definitive, just definite.
These considerations emphasize the importance of triage accuracy, and of preventing, as much as possible, the arrival of so many noncritical victims to a definitive care hospital by performing triage first at outside sites before allowing them to inundate the hospital.
To be sure, there's no definitive way of knowing which species are falling victim to the natural background cycles of extinction and speciation that have prevailed for millennia.
The suit was the definitive American legal case against Swiss banks on behalf of Holocaust victims for lost or looted Nazi-era accounts.
