John Kerry must develop an offensive strategy if he is to have any chance of being elected.
The C.I.A. report in April, using an abbreviation, said only that it was "highly probable that Syria is also continuing to develop an offensive BW capability".
Syria, the statement asserts, "is continuing to develop an offensive biological weapons capability" and has not signed the treaty banning those weapons.
In 2001, a declassified CIA assessment asserted that it was "highly probable" that Syria was developing an "offensive BW capability". U.S. assessments have frequently cited the Scientific Studies and Research Center in Damascus, a military-run laboratory previously linked to covert programs for research on chemical and nuclear weapons.
The U.S. had a rocky start to the game in the first quarter when Serbia mucked up the proceedings by fouling the Americans in transition and keeping them from developing an offensive rhythm.
I had a few ideas on how Kuwait could develop the ability to use small, fast naval craft and barges-turned-into floating bases to keep ports and nearby shipping lanes safe from mines and other forms of attack, as well as a thought or two about developing an offensive capability against nearby Iranian facilities.
Later in World War I the Germans, commanded by Erich Ludendorff, developed a new offensive system.
As football coach, he developed a unique offensive scheme called the "Byrd system", which combined elements of the single-wing and double-wing formations.
In the months since October, tweeters have developed a series of offensive hashtags, including #SiMaFilleRamèneUnNoir ("if my daughter brought home a black"), #SiMonFilsEstGay ("if my son is gay"), #UnBonMusulman ("a good Muslim"), and #UnBonNoir ("a good black").
During his four years, he averaged 7.5 rebounds per game, and developed a strong, underrated offensive post game as well, as he was used to playing as one of the biggest men on the court for the slightly-undersized Blue Jays.
