India and Pakistan frequently seize each other's fishermen, accusing them of violating the countries' respective zones in the Arabian Sea.
Yet the government seizes less than 10% of estimated cocaine output and few of the chemicals used in its manufacture, and almost nobody has been charged with money laundering.Colombia does much better at interdicting the cocaine trade, frequently seizing up to half of estimated production.
Further, there were no Fluoro-Jade B-positive neurons in frequently seizing rats that were perfused for histology 6 months after SE.
More frightening, civilians frequently disappear, seized in what human rights organizations and local residents describe as a mix of kidnappings for ransom and violence against residents accused of supporting, even knowing, the guerrillas.
We think of LaGuardia today as the feisty character who read the Sunday funnies on the radio, but in fact, as Kessner makes plain in his biography, "Fiorello H. LaGuardia and the Making of Modern New York," LaGuardia was a remorseless, and frequently apoplectic, character who seized control of the city from a corrupt and worn-out Tammany Hall.
A number of videos and photos have surfaced of New York's delivery workers, who are often immigrants, having their e-bikes seized by cops; vehicles that they frequently purchase themselves for the increasing number of jobs that require them.
(The Drug Policy Institute notes that drug task force funding is frequently tied to arrests made and property seized).
He was greatly seized by the fact that Herbert frequently uses the word love where another poet would say "God".
The news that some schools distributed condoms had apparently been seized in mid-drift, and was frequently offered as an extenuating circumstance, the fact that Lakewood High School had never distributed condoms notwithstanding.
