"Unfortunately, too many journalists – males and females – have been killed in this country, essentially for doing their jobs.
GBN's fashionable associates work essentially for nothing: their reward is to have access to the network and its publications.
Works by Richard Amaro and Maguette Camara were essentially showcases for their students, but both pieces create individual small worlds and give nearly everyone in the large casts a chance to shine.
"The problem for the government is that when you present a cooperating witness to a jury you essentially vouch for their credibility," said Robert Mintz, a former federal prosecutor who is now a partner with McCarter & English.
There are 110 hotshot teams in the country: wilderness firefighters, essentially, known for their exhaustive training, punishing standards for physical fitness and ability to work under difficult conditions far from roads.
One crucial component of a system that depends on registering travelers to essentially vouch for their general trustworthiness, however, will be a need to make sure you know to whom you are giving that pass.
One hospital, McLaren Macomb, in suburban Detroit, instead offered several residents slots in its "unfunded program," in which most radiology residents essentially pay for their own positions through donations, typically from a spouse or parents: $65,000 a year to cover a $42,000 salary and $2,000 for expenses.
It can be regarded as a workfare scheme as participation is mandatory and welfare recipients essentially work for their welfare benefit.
Our correspondent says that the struggle is not a clear-cut Islamist versus nationalist battle because some militias are essentially fighting for their continued existence and empowerment.
