Attrition can have nefarious effects on the operation of such systems as it affects the hydrodynamics of the system and increases the need for gas clean-up.
Facebook proudly announced today that it has — it thinks — put an end to the nefarious doings of a "sophisticated," "coordinated operation" that has been spamming the site for the last six months.
Prominent longtime politician, a state senator now running for Secretary of State, gets caught in a years-long FBI operation allegedly involving enough nefarious big-money schemes to fill a library of pulp fiction.
Among the many nefarious activities growing out of that operation, Fang notes, was the Mississippi Choctaw tribe's (one of Abramoff's clients) transfer of $1.2 million through Americans for Tax Reform for other Abramoff plots and plans.
It should be her responsibility to ensure that no one uses this information for nefarious purposes in addition to her daily operations.
Behavior detection "is clearly an effective means of identifying people engaged in activity that may threaten the security of the passengers and the airports and has become a very effective intelligence tool, enabling law enforcement to bust larger operations and track any trends in nefarious activity," the agency said in its statement.
Impeachment is the appropriate process for dealing with "nefarious activity".
However, because of the tightening of anti-terror and money-laundering laws (known as AML/CFT regulations), banks have been severing business ties with money transfer operations, as the risk of inadvertently sending money to nefarious or terrorism-linked groups is seen as too high.
While secrecy may be exploited legally to avoid publicity, limit legal exposure or ease operations across borders, it can also be employed for nefarious purposes, such as evading taxes and hiding shady ownership histories.
Central now to army operations are stability operations, essentially soldiers engaging in that most nefarious of words to the current administration's ear: nation-building.
