But the Clinton administration has been slow to come to terms with the fact that all these men have shown a recklessness with the lives of defenseless civilians that is the hallmark of men grown accustomed to unaccountable power.
Their behaviour was odd and bore the hallmarks of men trying to avoid surveillance.
Such a strategic approach to shaping public opinion was a hallmark of the man -- and his legacy, the author says.
Raban, 65, is instantly recognisable from his most recent dust-jackets: weathered baseball cap, matching complexion, the hallmarks of a man who has spent long periods of his life breathing salted air.
His performance bore the hallmarks of a man more relaxed now that he no longer had to deal with 2am emergency meetings to discuss affairs of state, and who had got his life back.
In it, Mr. D'Amato, portrayed in the gray and grainy images that have become the hallmark of both men's television campaign, proclaims that "the people expect us to be there, fighting, making a difference voting". As he speaks, the screen shows newspaper headlines about his acknowledgment, and examples of missed votes.
One of the hallmarks of a man of honor and true integrity is that he conducts his own defense without a lawyer or a defense attorney, which Nathuram did.
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But this state of affairs continued for thirty years, as the Taliban made women's virtual imprisonment and complete dependence on men a hallmark of their sadistic rule.
