Still, there was hope that Al Qaeda might eventually be neutralized, thus removing at least one vicious aspect of the multifaceted war.
It is worth remembering that the Sandinista National Liberation Front, of which Ortega was and remains a leader, took power on the basis of a mass rising of the Nicaraguan people against a dictatorship at least as vicious as Gaddafi's.
If the results of Braddock (2010), Phillips, Misenheimer, & Knobe (2011), and Phillips, Nyholm, & Liao (forthcoming) withstand scrutiny and replication, it would seem that ordinary people are willing to judge a life as good for the one living it only if it is both full of positive moods and affects, and is virtuous (or at least not vicious).
The city is home to deer, coyotes, an unnerving number of loose crabs, and, apparently, at least one vicious raven.
Moody speaks of the "predominance" of rage and hatred in the economic propaganda, not least in its vicious antisemitism (the propaganda's "dark force").
In an apparent attempt to portray unity, and to show that the jihad against government forces and their foreign backers continues despite internal chaos, the Taliban carried out at least two remarkably vicious attacks in Kabul on Friday.
British troops will end their direct combat role in the coming months, but the conflict will continue, not least in the vicious drone war being pursued across the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region by the Obama administration, quite possibly with the aid of British intelligence.
And he talks with reverence about Don Drysdale, who at least smiled in a vicious sort of way, and Bob Gibson, who was downright tetchy.
For by participating in peaceful politics, they are half-turning their backs on the remorseless insurgency, or at least on the most vicious part of it, whose leaders have told Iraqis not to vote.
It is here that the most vicious and least public skirmish between banks and their regulators is taking place.In this section Home truths Sino cure Unholy mess The banks battle back Who's the patsy?
