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"At some point, a male displayed a firearm and starts firing indiscriminately," the official said.

The fact that Hindu nationalism is sometimes called "Hindu fundamentalism" illustrates how indiscriminately the term fundamentalism has been used outside its original American Protestant context.

"If these social scourges can affect everyone indiscriminately, the weakest groups are those who most easily fall victim to new forms of slavery.

Much like Tea Party activists, who have caused exasperation among Republican leaders with demands to slash budgets almost indiscriminately, the abortion rebels feel there is little to lose by pushing for aggressive curbs and testing the courts.

Planned by the Muslim gangs in the city as payback to the Hindus who went on months of rampage from late 1992, demolishing mosques and killing indiscriminately, the bombings permanently scarred India.

It's amazing how indiscriminately the mind will idealize the past against all evidence.

In many discussions of the subject the term cycle was used indiscriminately for the processes, the time involved (such as the periodicity of oscillations), and the sediments.

For example, certain characteristics of stem cell chromatin might mimic the molecular stimulus of the checkpoint and would indiscriminately trigger the checkpoint if the pathway were intact.

President Obama, the statement said, "is the chief culprit who forced the Sony Pictures Entertainment to indiscriminately distribute the movie", blackmailing cinemas in the US.

One student told The New York Post that the girl sprayed the irritant indiscriminately into the air.

Colvin reported that Homs was under constant attack, with shells hitting the city indiscriminately and the residents prevented from leaving the besieged Baba Amr neighborhood.