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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.

At the time of his death in 2013 he was facing federal prosecution for data theft; he had systematically downloaded the archives of the digital library JSTOR, which he believed should be accessible by everyone, not just academic elites.

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan asked a judge on Thursday to sentence former State Senator Carl Kruger of Brooklyn to at least nine years in prison for his conviction on corruption charges, saying he had "systematically and wantonly betrayed the public trust by soliciting hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes".

WASHINGTON -- The federal prosecutor who managed the Justice Department's case against the late Aaron Swartz compared the Internet pioneer to a rapist and suggested he had "systematically revictimized" the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by not taking a plea bargain, according to a new report.

Over the years, he has systematically sidelined, intimidated, and even jailed his opponents; newspapers that say too much are routinely subjected to lawsuits, raids, and closure; journalists have been beaten, and worse.

But he has systematically assumed the image of a politician who has an acute sense of morality, a young man who is negotiating a world filled with wily old men.

And Mr. Mubarak has little to offer because he has systematically eviscerated civil and political institutions, creating a system that allows change to come only through his party and his allies, political analysts here said.

While serving in a Socialist government, he has systematically attacked the taboo subjects of the left – from the 35-hour week to Sunday working, and the vast public service – and decried what he calls the terrible limitations of a "sclerotic" France, paralysed by economic immobilism and the dire discrimination against the country's multi-ethnic youth on housing estates.

He has systematically marginalised prominent Sunni politicians such as former Vice-President Tariq al-Hashemi and former Finance Minister Rafi al-Issawi.

As such, he has systematically denied the Turkish public any unbiased source of information from domestic newspapers, radio, and television.