It is a concern of humanity". The intensifying interest in abuses at Unit 731, on the plains of Manchuria about 650 miles northeast of Beijing, is part of a rising tide of Chinese resentment over Japan's conduct during its extended occupation of China.
The majority who alone have the right of decision, have frequently an interest real or supposed in abusing it.
I'm interested in abuses of power and deception, and self-deception.
Republicans, including Nunes, have not been as interested in abuses of FISA that do not involve their President, and recently passed on a chance to reform the standards of Section 702, in particular.
Still, that doesn't quite explain the relative lack of interest in child abuse in the twenties, thirties, forties, or fifties.
"We figure that as the agency that has a vested interest in antidrug abuse, this was the way to go," said Cornelius J. Dougherty, a D.E.A. spokesman.
"Greenblatt's own work has taught us the kinds of questions we might ask of this repeated interest in alcohol abuse," wrote Holland, who is the author of the entry on Shakespeare in the new Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Pollsters tell candidates that interest in drug abuse is number one on the voters' hit parade, and every commercial turns otherwise serious legislators into apoplectic cops demanding death penalties and bombing runs.
He concludes by stating that under the framework set forth in the Turner cases, the government can defend rate regulation for information industries as directly furthering its interest in checking abuses of market power, and courts have been willing to uphold traditional rate regulation where the government can demonstrate that completion is restricted or largely absent.
I would recommend each party to the inordinacy versus sensible precaution debate to heed the other's fears, though there is no sign that Snowden can hear much above the sacral thrum of encouragement coming from his fellow travellers or, like them, has any interest in weighing abuse against needfulness.
