In New York, Ms. White's office pioneered the use of the federal racketeering statutes to bring down murderous neighborhood gangs, drastically cutting the homicide rate in their areas.
The setting for "iBoy," in the projects and high-rises of South London, as well as its violence, meted out by marauding pubescent gangs, cannot help cutting close to the bone after this past summer's riots in England.
The gang was known for cutting off victims' ears.
In a silent interlude Tom and his gang, doing pirate maneuvers, mime cutting the dummies' throats.
While fiscal commission co-chairs Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson and the Gang of Six called for cutting rates below the Bush levels, their plans would have raised over $2 trillion in net new revenues, and produced about $5 trillion in deficit reduction overall, relative to the current-policy baseline.
Gangs don't like people cutting into their membership.
These are the ones most reminiscent of old-fashioned Southern chain gangs: picking up trash or cutting weeds along the city's major arteries, with a steady diet of carbon monoxide.
The issue of libertarianism became more pressing in the campaign for the Norwegian parliamentary election, 1993, when Carl I. Hagen said to Verdens Gang that he did not support cutting the income tax.
When he played for the minor league Toronto Maple Leafs, he flipped his car in Florida ("I was a little tipsy") and spent six days cutting grass on a chain gang until the team's owner, Jack Kent Cooke, bailed him out.
Padilha filmed in the favela where City of Men was shot, cutting one deal with the gang that controls it and another with the police not to raid during filming.
