In 2011, mobile telephone companies closed the network in Egypt at the height of the struggle against the old regime, and then issued pro-regime texts without informing customers they were under orders to do so.
At the height of the struggle in the mid-90s, Turkish children would be put to bed and warned that unless they were good, Ocalan would come to get them in the night.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAT THE height of the struggle between American troops and Arab insurgents in Iraq less than a decade ago, residents of the capital, Baghdad, woke up every day wondering if it might be their last.
Originally published in 1845, at the height of the struggle against Rosas, Facundo takes the form of a biography of Facundo Quiroga, a famous caudillo who pursued a violent career in the aftermath of independence until he was killed in 1835, almost certainly on Rosas's orders.
On Nov. 19 Ms. Durrer will visit for a talk called "Recollections of Father" in which she will relay what she learned after reading letters from her father to his parents at the height of his struggle to have his ideas accepted.
And at the height of the struggle, the family cat was found lynched.
At the height of his struggle to survive in the lucrative but cutthroat heating oil industry during the most violent year in New York City history, Abel Morales exclaims: "I've spent my whole life trying not to become a gangster".
At the height of his struggles, Jake spent hours at a time on his phone at home or at school.
Mr. Hastert, a low-key leader who took command of the House after Speaker Newt Gingrich resigned at the height of the impeachment struggle, said the results showed that he was not simply a caretaker.
Some Chinese fans pointed out that Sun Jinfang, the head of the state Tennis Management Center, was hailing Li's win in Paris as a "new milestone in the development of Chinese women's tennis," but, at the height of Li's struggles with the system in 2005, Sun was quoted quite differently: "Li Na doesn't see the price this country has paid to train her and others.
