A brief examination of a discussion titled "The arbiter nexus" on the English Chess Forum provides a flavour of these decades-long battles; some of these men – and they are all men – make dozens of posts every day, fighting ferociously to win the argument.
Similarly, the second episode's long examination of television military analysts, titled "How to Sell a War," does not include the perspective of the networks that hired the analysts and allowed them to espouse the government's talking points without any disclosures about their ties to the Pentagon or to defense contractors.
Billed as an unprecedented national examination of the subject and titled "Ancient Communities Imperiled: ISIS's War on Religious Minorities," Isaac will likely share with committee members some of the shocking stories of rape at the hands of ISIS militants she heard first-hand while in Iraq during the course of three trips between December, 2014 and March of this year.
In February 2006, author Timothy Sexton wrote an article titled "Hoodwinked: A Postmodern Examination of the Dangers of Runaway Capitalism" for Associated Content, in which he posited that Hoodwinked! was one of the first postmodern animated films and also carried political undertones.
The piece, titled "Gaddafi," will be "an examination of the creation of a myth," and will tell the story of a man born into a Bedouin tribe who becomes a powerful political leader, the opera company said.
Her Senior Honors Thesis was titled, "Metropolis and Madness: An Examination of the New York City Race Riots and Boston Impressment Riots of the 1740s".
I also described SAVN's campaign, the role of expertise, the university's supervision and examination processes, and then had a short section titled 'What to look for in criticism'.
Last year, when Islamic State beheadings were big news, an academic paper titled "Captivated and Grossed Out: An Examination of Processing Core and Sociomoral Disgusts in Entertainment Media" was published.
There has been a dispute over the interpretation of the House of Lords' intent in regards to the use of Hansard in court, sparked by Lord Steyn's Hart Lecture on 16 May 2000, titled "Pepper v Hart: A Re-examination".
Gunter Sachs was also interested in astrology, publishing a bestselling book on the subject and creating the grandly titled Institute for the Empirical and Mathematical Examination of the Possible Truth of Astrology in Relation to Human Behaviour.
