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He said at the time that he feared "the lawyers for the other side would employ the same techniques against me that I had employed on television".

On Monday, the semiofficial Fars news service, which has links to Iran's security services, said on its Web site that Mr. Karroubi, the reformist presidential candidate, had employed on his campaign team members of the Mujahedeen Khalq, a militant group that seeks the overthrow of the Iranian government.

This was, it turned out, only half true, but it took a dozen years to find out that Kate Bush could bring to the subject of domestic bliss no less a degree of intense reflection and penetrating insight than she had employed on sex and death.

A press release explains that Culture Cut was recorded at the tail end of 2016, using vintage Roland and Oberheim gear in an effort to break from of the patterns and structures they had employed on previous material.

In attacking Lang Phuoc Hai the Viet Cong had likely intended to draw out and ambush any relief force as it approached the village; a standard tactic they had employed on previous occasions.

Liquigas tried the same tactic they had employed on the Blockhaus, when Franco Pellizotti took the stage win, as Valerio Agnoli was the first to attack and get clear of the pink jersey group.

agents have used some of the same controversial interrogation methods that the U.S. has employed on some Al Qaeda suspects.

The use of the swastika is not the first controversial piece of theater Madonna has employed on her tour to promote "MDNA," her current album.

By The New Yorker June 16, 2011 Over at Rational Irrationality, John Cassidy breaks down the 2011 U.S. Open, which begins today, using the "rick-rating" system that Hendrik Hertzberg has employed on the field of 2012 G.O.P. Presidential candidates.

Over at Rational Irrationality, John Cassidy breaks down the 2011 U.S. Open, which begins today, using the "rick-rating" system that Hendrik Hertzberg has employed on the field of 2012 G.O.P. Presidential candidates.

The decision by Israel's defense minister, Shaul Mofaz, suspends a practice that Israel has employed on and off for decades despite harsh international criticism of it as collective punishment.