Telling his listeners, "We have evidence," Mr. Erdogan cited comments made two years ago by the Algerian-born French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, who "is also Jewish," as supposed proof of a longstanding Israeli plot to deny the Muslim Brotherhood power in Egypt, even if it won elections.
The bombing appeared to have deep political implications, giving credence to longstanding fears of a plot to eliminate the governing March 14 movement's razor-thin majority in Parliament.
It doesn't have much of a plot: Robin, a longstanding actress with the company (played by Robin Atwell, a longstanding actress with the company), is about to have her birthday party in the theater.
ISTANBUL — Turkish prosecutors, conducting an extensive investigation into longstanding allegations that the military secretly plotted to overthrow civilian rule in 2003, ordered a police raid Monday on a news Web site that is critical of the pro-Islamic government and ordered four of the site's top officials detained.
Still, while the plot was foiled, it underscored longstanding concerns that unsecured radioactive material in the former Soviet Union might fall into the wrong hands.
If Mr. Chávez can say Bolívar was murdered in Colombia, he could try to use that against Colombia's current government, with which Venezuela's relations are cold, while reinforcing his longstanding claims that Colombians and others are plotting to assassinate him.
What plot there is revolves around the longstanding feud between May Davenport (Ms. Harris) and Lotta Bainbridge (Ms. Bacall), each of whom, you assume, was once a star of some fame, if only because the roles are being played by stars.
In any case, the plot to wipe out all of baseball's longstanding curses is good for business, and anything that's good for business is good for baseball.
As the trial started, just after 9 a.m., prosecutors named a long and wide-ranging list of conspirators, including the Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi and the Stanford historian Abbas Milani, and echoed the Iranian government's longstanding claims that its internal critics are pawns of an international plot to undermine the Islamic republic through human rights groups and even terrorists.
As well as clearly and incisively describing methods for computational text analysis, Piper uses them to address longstanding questions in literary studies, ranging from nature of poetic contrasts and plot development to the relationship of life, death and aesthetics, and the shape of literary oeuvres.
