The ratings were never high — "a small shard of the TV universe," the creators wrote recently — but the show soldiered on, uncovering the grim realities of an urban American city, much to the delight of TV critics.
The film noir featured William Holden as a disturbed killer who holds hostage a group, one of whom is a psychiatrist (Lee J. Cobb) intent on uncovering the roots of the killer's violent behaviour.
Following diagnosis (which focuses on uncovering root causes of disorders), practitioners aim to restore patients to their most harmonious state of health.
In an interview, Mr. Bossie said he had been working on "uncovering the truth" about the Clinton administration for 10 years.
And they are investing in free daily papers, which do not use up any of their meagre editorial resources on uncovering political corruption or corporate fraud.
However, that relentless optimism — based on the ethos of a culture in continuous global ascendance and always intent on uncovering new horizons — may prove hard to rekindle.
Now, Briar and Blue's 15-year-old son Zeke has run away to the walled city, bent on uncovering the truth behind the rumours that have gathered around his family.
Memorial, the nongovernmental organization that has done the most work on uncovering the facts of Stalinism, has compiled a database of more than 2.6 million names (http://lists.memo.ru/index.htm), but it is far from complete.
He said Bacile contacted him because he leads anti-Islam protests outside of mosques and schools, and because, he said, he is a Vietnam veteran and an expert on uncovering Al Qaeda cells in California.
The Human Rights Council's members are currently looking at a draft resolution, circulating at the initiative of the United States, to demand action from Sri Lanka on uncovering the truth and achieving some real accountability.
Much research interest has been focused on uncovering the novel plastic deformation mechanisms of nanocrystalline (NC) metals over the last two decades [1 5].
