"There's a difference between calling out aircraft and indiscriminately strafing and bombing your own cities," she said, "and police actions that frankly have exceeded the use of force that any of us would want to see".
Since these are tenuous inferences that exceed the use of language, we might create a sort of insight.
Survey data to be released next week is expected to show that the number of people exchanging music simultaneously on the most popular free service, Fast Track, now exceeds the use of Napster at its peak.
Data to be released next week is expected to show that the number of people exchanging music simultaneously on the most popular free service, a network called Fast Track, which is based in Amsterdam, now exceeds the use of Napster at its peak.
Hat use (37%) exceeded the use of sunscreen (25%) among residents of Malta, too [ 24].
Analysis of individual axiom use and their relative frequencies (additional file 1: Supplementary Material) showed that the relative frequency of CELL DIVISION (as a consequence of Axiom 6 use) exceeded the use of all CELL DEATH axioms by a factor of > 2 when p = 0.
The trial has only reported 4-year follow-up data and although there are limited data on risk of late relapse and on long-term toxicity, in many UK centres the use of carboplatin for stage I seminoma now exceeds the use of radiotherapy.
However, when handling gases with temperatures exceeding 800 °C, the use of centrifugal fan impellers are of particular interest since the conventional steel impellers would not be operated at such elevated temperatures.
The government's case eventually collapsed, with Drake only pleading guilty to a misdemeanor of "exceeding the authorized use of a computer".
Charged initially with violating the Espionage Act and threatened with a draconian 35-year jail sentence, Drake finally pled this past June to a misdemeanor count of "exceeding the authorized use of a government computer".
By Jane Mayer June 9, 2011 In a stunning turnaround, after days of wrangling, the Justice Department and Thomas Drake, a former National Security Agency employee, have reached a plea bargain agreement in which Drake will plead guilty to one misdemeanor charge of intentionally exceeding the authorized use of his government computer, in order to share its contents with unauthorized persons.
