Dismissing Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, Chomsky writes: "The criticism of the Iraq war is on grounds of cost and failure; what are called 'pragmatic reasons', a stance that is considered hard-headed, serious, moderate – in the case of Western crimes".
I hope what people take away is that this is considered, hard-fought and honest work.
This may not be surprising since MDD patients are treated with numerous drugs [ 6, 8], many of which are psychotropics, a drug class which is considered hard to withdraw [ 14].
It is essential that the candy reach 300 to 310 degrees, which is considered "hard-crack".
The higher-technology passports, which have been issued to domestic applicants since 1998, are considered harder to forge or alter because the photograph is embedded into the passport.
Most importantly, it allows every voting booth to be secured by federal security forces – who are considered harder to influence or intimidate than local police.
Subterranean silos are considered harder to destroy than surface installations, and Iran hailed them as a defensive asset meant to thwart attackers.
It is not, however, without reason that, as Cicero so often testifies,141 the task of defence has always been considered harder than that of prosecution.
Diagnostic errors are considered harder to tackle 8 and remain elusive to improvement efforts in part because they are difficult to define and measure.
For this reason, psychiatric treatment was considered harder to keep evidence-based, and to require individual considerations to a greater extent.
Those attacks are considered hard to pull off.
