In addition, this paper presents comments about the connection between dirty derivators and observers, and advantages and disadvantages of both techniques are also remarked.
AS THE American presidential campaign starts to get down and dirty, no outside observer will be following its course with greater interest or with more mixed feelings than Tony Blair.
It's overcrowded, dirty and outdated and observers say successive governments, unwilling to take bold steps to address its long list of problems, have hampered the growth and development of Asia's oldest rail network.
That contributed to a feeling of football emasculation for the Giants, who were brazenly taunted by Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson and saw the Eagles lay out Manning — on what some observers labeled a dirty hit — after he threw an interception.
But it could prove to be a Pyrrhic victory, capping a campaign tainted by international observers' complaints of dirty tricks and vote tampering in the first round, on April 9.
During the campaign, Mr. Salas called for the replacement of Vladimiro Montesinos, the intelligence chief held responsible by international observers for organizing campaign dirty tricks.
Krugman is not an oracle, but he's been one of the most bravely clear-eyed observers of Bush's dirty business from the beginning.
The United States attorney, Christopher J. Christie, said he was moved to appoint federal observers after reading news accounts of political dirty tricks by supporters of both Mr. James and Mr. Booker.
Hiddink recently told The Observer of London that Park "does the dirty work for the bigger stars," but the cultural adjustment to European soccer in 2002 was unnerving.
Soon afterwards, when the Observer ran a front-page story: "US dirty tricks to win vote on Iraq war", I confessed to the leak and was arrested on suspicion of the breach of section 1 of the Official Secrets Act.
