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The military insists that its procedures did not change but that the detainees had begun breaking and covering cameras and refusing demands that they stop doing so.
Even junior legislators of his own Liberal Party have begun breaking ranks to force more scrutiny as new allegations of influence-peddling have stung several cabinet members.
With no significant rain for a month and some streams in New York State and New Jersey flowing the lowest ever recorded, forest fires have begun breaking out in parched woodlands.
B10 LEGAL ACTION -- Some lawyers have begun breaking ranks with a leading national group and promising multibillion-dollar suits over the Sept. 11 attacks.
More credence can be given to coaches and players, who have expressed growing frustration, and have begun breaking from the N.F.L.'s distributed talking points to criticize the referees.
A joint strike by Microsoft and the FBI, with aid from authorities in more than 80 countries, has begun breaking up the Citadel network - a cybercrime ring responsible for stealing more than $500 million £3233 million) from bank accounts.
WASHINGTON — After being stingy with their support in the early days of the Obama administration, significant numbers of House Republicans have begun breaking from their party leaders and voting for legislation moving through the Democratic-led Congress.
About 300,000 courses of liquid Tamiflu have been released from the national stockpile already, and some pharmacy chains — Dr. Schuchat singled out Walgreens and Wal-Mart — have begun breaking open adult Tamiflu capsules and mixing them with sweet syrup into pediatric formulations.
The surface of a section of the A4218 known as Broadwell Hayes - between Serpentine Road towards The Green - has begun breaking up in the last two days.
Even if it is not yet attacked by bacteria, molds and fungi, its own internal enzymes have begun breaking down its own substances".
It is a fitting exercise for a school that has begun breaking down some of the environmental barriers that threaten to interfere with education.
