Arranged on his lap were three accordion files of Craterite gold: the original police circular announcing the disappearance; scores of day-by-day investigative reports; and countless letters from bounty-seekers in Havana, Shanghai, even the South Pacific — all claiming to have seen the missing man.
The change reflects public disquiet over the disappearance of scores of bronze and copper plaques.
The death squad has been held responsible for the disappearance of scores of people, 19 of whom are still missing and therefore are considered kidnapping victims.
The decision is a result of an investigation Mr. Batlle ordered when he took office in 2000 and is intended to blunt efforts by left-wing groups to bring to trial those responsible for the disappearance of scores of people during the dictatorship.
The prosecution of Augusto Pinochet, on charges that he covered up the murders and disappearances of scores of dissidents in 1973, is drawing to a slow procedural death, according to legal experts and human rights specialists.
Its disappearance could mark a new beginning.
Complete or almost complete disappearance of complaints (Likert scores 1 2) was defined as the 'satisfactory recovery', whereas Likert scores 3 7 were defined as 'unsatisfactory recovery'.
His government is accused of procuring the killing, disappearance or exile of scores of journalists.
When we searched for a correlation between the extent of cytokine/chemokine modulation, disappearance of GCs and focus score, on one hand, and the clinical response, valuated by clinimetric tests, on the other, we did not find any significant correlation.
To characterize baseline liver function, the Model of End-stage Liver Diseand (MELD) score and the plasma disappearance rate of indocyanine green (ICG-PDR) were calculated in each patient, and the Child-Pugh score only in patients with cirrhosis.
