An F.B.I. spokesman, J. Peter Donald, said the jet fighter escort and the detainment of the men had been done "out of an abundance of caution".
The detainment of a Prince, she decided, must have been the day she took that Rye man out for a sail and his right arm became unmanageable.
At the same time, in spite of positive developments, the current detainment of artists and writers leaves the heart heavy indeed.
In January, Little, Brown published Mohamedou Ould Slahi's "Guantánamo Diary," the first full accounting of the rendition and detainment of a person imprisoned at Guantánamo.
Evidence has been mounting that the two raids, carried out overnight on Jan . 23 resulted in deaths and detainment of fighters loyal to the new interim Afghan government.
Then last year she caged herself, literally, with other demonstrators outside Paris's Palais Royal in protest over the detainment of the Arctic 30 in Russia.
Arms sales to Egypt have also resumed, with £2.7m of sales approved during a period that saw the controversial detainment of al-Jazeera journalists.
Reverend Tutu will appear on Oct. 2 as Lord Justice Steyn, a British magistrate who objects to the detainment of political prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, an American military base in Cuba.
Congress, which begins debate on China's entry into the World Trade Organization today, must not overlook the detainment of peaceful protesters and political dissidents, or the pilfering of foreign aid for the families of the victims of Tiananmen Square.
On the other hand, Bo's trial coincides with the detainment of Charles Xue, a well-known Chinese-American blogger and investor, in what appears to be a politically motivated social-media crackdown.
After the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 and the Afghan War that followed, the administration of President George W. Bush authorized the arrest and detainment of a number of suspected terrorists.
