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In interviews, 10 Shiites from four neighborhoods in eastern and western Baghdad described a pattern in which militia members, looking for new sources of income, turned on Shiites.

Many residents described a pattern in which the military entered first, followed by the security forces and then armed men in plain clothes, known as shabeeha.

In interviews, 17 Iraqis, including municipal officials, gas station workers and residents, described a pattern in which the militia's control over the local economy and public services had ebbed.

Activists described a pattern in the attacks, with tanks surrounding the smaller towns, or in the case of Homs, entire neighborhoods, and firing at random, sometimes using small artillery, from a distance.

In her recent book, "Unhinged," the former Trump associate Omarosa Manigault Newman described a pattern in which the campaign would pay precisely fifteen thousand dollars a month to people whom it wanted to silence and prevent from revealing disturbing information about the President.

Other former and current enrollment advisers described a pattern in which students receive one-on-one attention through the first term, but are then handed off to a much smaller pool of academic advisers for the remainder of their schooling.

The reports contain numerous references to Iranian agents, but the documents generally describe a pattern in which the Quds Force has sought to maintain a low profile in Iraq by arranging for fighters from Hezbollah in Lebanon to train Iraqi militants in Iran or by giving guidance to Iraqi militias who do the fighting with Iranian financing and weapons.

Fran Spielman describes a pattern in Emanuel's approach to governing.

8 Others have described a pattern of stable prevalence in South African antenatal surveillance and population-based surveys coupled with substantial incidence rates in defined cohorts.

Residents described a pattern of well-being that varied in accordance with changes in rotations.

Sitting on a living-room couch beneath a mounted collection of black porcelain angels, her eyes on her lap, Poore described a pattern of drug abuse that began in early adolescence.