Tribal divinities, culture heroes, or ancestors may be expected to return with the cargo, or the goods may be expected to come through foreigners, who are sometimes accused of having intercepted material goods intended for the native peoples.
Meet Africa's newest dog brigade, part of a new program that pairs highly trained "sniffer dogs" with African law enforcement officers to intercept forbidden goods at their point of origin and before they can be shipped to their criminal buyers.
Just like it felt good when I was watching Schindler's List and marveling at how a just a few good people intercepted the commission of unspeakable evil, at least on a small scale (at this point in time, Poland has still never fully recovered its Jewish population).
Mr. Otaiba, the international affairs director for the crown prince, said that the emirates' officials now had a clearer legal ground to intercept dual-use goods being exported to Iran or elsewhere — and that they had already started to do so.
Sealing the boreholes with mixtures of bentonitic grout should guarantee either perfect hydraulic insulation (e.g., among aquifers intercepted during the perforation) or good heat exchange between the geothermal probes and the subsoil.
Two plays later, however, Evans intercepted Hackenberg's pass, giving Nebraska good field position at their own 48.
The good news is, I've intercepted a memo between Nick Grimshaw and Kate Moss, laying out this summer's edicts.
From intercepted signals, the British naval commanders had good reason to expect an imminent attack.
North Korea is undertaking its own crackdown along the border to intercept defectors and smuggled goods.
Refitted upon their return, they were deployed to Spanish waters during the Spanish Civil War in 1936 37 to intercept shipping carrying contraband goods to Spain and to protect British-flagged ships.
