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That kind of acidic back-and-forth has typified a campaign that has been on one speed — overdrive — since Mr. Andrews unexpectedly jumped into the race in early April.

Only one case of reported torture has resulted in criminal prosecution since 2010, and it's that lack of accountability that has typified the Afghan government response in the past.

That collaborative approach is one that has typified her time in office thus far.

The politics of inclusiveness would lay the foundation for the long-term stability of the country, while improvements in Maliki's capacity to govern would lead to a state that could supplant the Hobbesian state of nature that has typified Iraq — and make it easier for the United States to reduce forces.

Such a lack of transparency typifies the "head in the sand" mentality that has typified previous Whitehall project failures.

A third race that has typified the electoral confusion: Republican Dana Rohrabacher attracted a party challenger, former Orange County GOP chairman Scott Baugh.

The television, print, Internet and promotional campaign continues the more playful tone that has typified Mercedes-Benz advertising since 1995.

Time is saved because a concurrent problem-solving approach is adopted rather than a sequential problem-solving approach that has typified pre-construction activities in the past.

Mr Blackburn, a professor at Cambridge, has the robust dry wit that has typified the best British philosophers since Hume and disconcerted most German ones since Hegel.

However, the net outflow of people from the region has been relatively small, especially when compared with the mass emigration that has typified Ireland in various periods.

MADRID — When Spain's government employees report to work Monday, they will be forced to abandon a tradition that has typified Spanish life for decades.