Over 30 years ago, during the Iran Hostage Crisis, Americans suspected and targeted "apparent Muslims" of harboring anti-American sentiment and supporting Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
It is conceivable that the video could incite potential terrorists and others harboring anti-American sentiments to copycat acts of violence.
Government officials have pinned the blame on neighboring Libya, which they say is harboring militants targeting the country.
But after she began working as an adviser on Barack Obama's Presidential campaign, in 2007, his critics quoted that interview in accusing him of harboring hostility toward Israel, and Power disavowed her comments.
But, as their struggle reaches a comic climax, Leigh answers the question we have been harboring: at what point does empathy reach its limits?
(A historic footnote: The not-yet-famous Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy, who in early 1950 would accuse the State Department of harboring a large nest of spies and traitors, was in Portland as a Stassen second).
Mr. Watson sensed Mrs. Beneker was harboring a secret.
After all, how would Synko react if he had a daughter harboring unprofitable career aspirations?
Whether or not the ensuing war has been intended principally, as President Obama says, to "disrupt, dismantle, and defeat" Al Qaeda, it has certainly been intended to prevent places like Khost from harboring terrorists.
In one episode, Gutfeld accused him of harboring anti-Earth bias.
Furthermore, anyone who ventures to declare in a public forum that "Inuksuit" was one of the most rapturous experiences of his listening life — that is how I felt, and I wasn't the only one — might be suspected of harboring hippie-dippie tendencies.
