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Since September 11th, Roth added, the military has systematically used third-degree techniques around the world on detainees.
But the F.T.C. accusations do extend beyond the charges in other pending complaints, which have focused mainly on claims that Intel has systematically used large rebates and co-marketing arrangements to persuade computer makers to use its microprocessor chips instead of those made by A.M.D.
"Ethiopian forces have systematically used excessive force in their mistaken attempts to silence dissenting voices," Michelle Kagari, Amnesty International's Deputy Regional Director for East Africa, the Horn and the Great Lakes, said.
Contending that Merrill had betrayed the trust of its brokerage customers, Mr. Spitzer released internal communications among Merrill analysts and managers that he said showed the firm had systematically used its research as a sales tool for its investment bank.
Undoubtedly, there is no evidence that the Sri Lankan armed forces have systematically used rape as a tactic of war – when soldiers rape en masse in order to terrorise, violate and humiliate the "other".
Its credibility as a vigilant watchdog was enhanced most recently when it was widely credited for its relentless pursuit of the cyclist Lance Armstrong, who earlier this year admitted that he had systematically used drugs during his racing career.
Its credibility as a vigilant watchdog was cemented when it was widely credited for its relentless pursuit of the cyclist Lance Armstrong, who this year admitted that he had systematically used drugs during his riding career.
LONDON — With Britain in an uproar over a report in the newspaper The Guardian that two tabloid newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch have systematically used private investigators to tap the cellphone messages of public figures and obtain other personal details from confidential databases, a senior Scotland Yard officer said Thursday that there would be "no further investigation" of the matter.
On Dec. 15, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its Office of Civil Rights has launched an investigation of the sheriff's office and the district attorney's office in Orange County, California, over repeated claims law enforcers there have systematically used jailhouse informants in ways that violate defendants' rights.
It shows that the development plans have systematically used lower water consumption rates and in some cases underestimated areas.
