For all their efforts, as well as those of their conventional military brethren and local Afghan allies, the war is now, according to the top U.S. commander in the Middle East, a "stalemate".
In the same issue, you have a small article on the continued cover-up of systematic child rape in Ireland by the Vatican and a rather larger piece, in the business section, of the C of E criticising the ethics of News International while apparently failing to mention the "little local difficulty" of their Christian brethren across the Irish Sea.
The greater one-horned rhino, with armour-like body plates and a solitary horn similar to its African brethren, is Nepal's local celebrity.
Shiny new restaurants are claiming space among their bohemian brethren, infusing the once-staid local food scene with fresh, modern fare.
What he did besmirches the honor of all American armed forces and arguably puts his fellow brethren at further risk of local reprisal and endangers the overall strategic objective of our mission there.
Leaders of the Hungarian Baptist Church, to which they belonged, were in Kekcse last year with some of the American brethren, and suggested that two local pastors be suspended from their jobs, because of their addiction to smoking.
In this era where milspouses are invariably in touch with their brethren regardless of their locale, what role does a seasoned and local milspouse play?
In a 2010 paper published in the International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics, the researcher David Hu and his colleagues crushed normal-sized pumpkins from their local supermarket between metal plates, measured their giant brethren, and tried to extrapolate, based on their results, just how big a pumpkin can get.
New Ice Age? End of the World as We Know It? Details at 11!" When I was a local TV weatherman, I was as guilty as my brethren at the other New York stations.
