Soldiers speak respectfully of the rebels' command of the jungle terrain and of their ability to harass with gunfire more than a dozen forward operating bases that have been established in recent months.
But during the recent Id al-Adha holiday, some of the men were surprised to find they could no longer harass with impunity, a change brought about not just out of concern for women's rights, but out of a frustration that the post-revolutionary government still, like the one before, was doing too little to protect its citizens.
Participants reported that they were harassed with mobile phones, experienced additional harassment (but also support) via social networking sites, and tried to resist using their knowledge of security and privacy.
Three other Milan players, Urby Emanuelson, Sulley Muntari and M'Baye Niang, were also harassed with chants.
M.D.C. officials and candidates were arbitrarily arrested, and harassed with absurd criminal charges.
For a week, I was harassed with regular phone calls and visits from National Security officials at my hotel.
Deprived of his own work, he was harassed with threats to find a job or face prosecution for parasitism.
Sure, they're well compensated, but, creatively speaking, they're coal miners: producing twenty-two or more episodes each season, bombarded with network notes, harassed with overnight numbers.
There's a period of alcoholism, and for a while she harasses, with demonic inventiveness, a Dutch couple who have rented her parents' home.
Just before his father died Paul told him that he did not want to be "harassed" with the problems of running the Mellon empire.
"I found this province miserably harassed with a most horrible witchcraft," Governor Phips wrote on October 12th, in his first report to London on the supernatural plague.
