A modern democratic nation rarely unleashes such violence, except upon victims whom it does not regard as its own people.
Many Israelis are unable to see themselves except as victims, threatened now, as throughout Jewish history, with annihilation by fanatical anti-Semites.
He then takes the stage himself … No one except the victims, Lorenzo and Balthazar, at first notices that the pretend stabbings are real.
Nor does he hold with the view "that the plays are about parasitic aristocrats with nothing to do except be victims of history.
So at first glance, this glossy, stylized show isn't very different from "CSI Miami," except that victims come in as live bodies, not corpses, and sexy medical workers wear scrubs, not lab coats.
"These were the real gas chambers," Cole reported in a videotaped excursion through the camp, "except their victims were clothing and mattresses, and their purpose was to preserve the health of the inmates".
It is "very worrying" if one of the consequences of Mr Shiner's work in uncovering things like the killing of Baha Mousa is that he is a target "for some in the MoD and elsewhere who would have preferred such horrendous crimes to have remained unknown to all except the victims and perpetrators," said Kevin Laue, legal adviser for human rights organisation Redress.
Except for victims who are their own family members or close friends, most students in our survey gave a negative response to performing CC + MMV.
Snyder ([9], Figure'six) present the results of studies on victim-offender relationships in sexual assaults (no age limit) and shows that except for victims under age 6, most sexual assault offenders were acquaintances, with 60% in general across all ages.
Well, everyone except the victims and occasionally the police (when they're called in after an ill-conceived joke goes wrong). .
