"We're all in kind of a state of shock here," said Richard H. Weare, the clerk of the Federal District Court for Arizona, after hearing from the Federal Marshals Service, which confirmed the death.
"What kind of a state is that?" Mr. Babitsky, a human rights activist who joined Radio Liberty 10 years ago, is well known to reporters who have covered both wars in Chechnya for his fearless travels through a dangerous region, sometimes with security provided by Chechen field commanders.
I think most of us are "protopian", this is my term for people who believe in progress, who don't believe there is any kind of a state where we have things solved, but we believe that things are getting a little better and maybe it's not by much, but that tiny difference is what has built civilisation.
"What kind of a state is it," Murau asks himself, "that pays a fat pension to a mass murderer and showers him with honors and commendations, yet no longer troubles about Schermaier?" In his anger, he decides to write a book to be called "Extinction," whose purpose will be "to extinguish what it describes, to extinguish everything that Wolfsegg means to me, everything that Wolfsegg is, everything".
So you can tear, you know, put some of those arguments into kind of a state's rights interpretation.
"We cannot tolerate the PKK establishing some kind of a state structure along our border in Syria," warned presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin.
It's kind of a nation state in a way.
But the compromise over the Wall is one of several signs that suggests he is ambivalent about whether some kind of a state-supported rabbinate is not, after all, what makes the Jewish state Jewish.
"Everyone was kind of in a state of disbelief," she added.
"I was kind of in a state of shock when I saw you," Gittoes said.
"Hospitals are kind of in a state of flux".
