While he also served as a spy in Chile from 1972 to 1974, at the time Salvador Allende's government was being destabilized, he worked mainly in the Middle East, in Abu Dhabi and Jordan, where he spied on Iraq's covert weapons supplies.
As Biggers deals with ever more harrowing real-world materials, comedy offers him a way to destabilize the work, complicate it.
Again, he lays the blame at the feet of economic policies that destabilize the working class.
Still, we persist and try to pay our bills in an ever-destabilized work economy.
In a report released last year, the World Bank warned that if Russia did not adopt comprehensive public health programs, it risked a shrinking work force, destabilized families, strains on national security and a drain on the gross domestic product.
Globalization was already at work destabilizing the country.
Al-Qaeda, he said, was at work destabilizing Algeria and Tunisia.
Amid a growing disillusionment with higher education, thousands of institutions are seeking ways to adapt to a rapidly changing landscape that has been destabilized by skeptics, an impatient work force and a fierce conservative populist streak.
By contrast, the destabilized sculptural presence of the works, particularly when encountered in the context of a large collection of them, augments the history museum, cabinet of curiosity, scientific inquiry aspects of her aesthetic and narrative premise, making clever, salient use of bell jars, wooden plaques, and black velvet grounds.
It has destabilized -- until today -- any working majority in Parliament, and galvanized a significant coalition of opposition parties under the "Ukraine without Kuchma" banner demanding that Mr. Kuchma resign and call early presidential elections, which he has refused to do.
On the downside, these large construction projects run by major public-works firms can destabilize local building and public works activities and make permanent structural changes in the affected sectors.
