Silicon Valley is now an open combatant in the war against Islamic extremism.
See articleThe new US Court of Military Commission Review ruled that the special military tribunals set up in Guantánamo Bay were the proper venue to try foreigners designated as "unlawful enemy combatants", opening the way for the first trials.
And under California's new open primary law, the combatants in Tuesday's primaries — Representatives Brad Sherman and Howard L. Berman in one, Representatives Laura Richardson and Janice Hahn in the other — will probably face off again in November.
Although the effort has shown signs of solidifying -- for example, the former combatants recently opened political offices in their respective capitals -- the peacekeepers say their role remains vital.
As the deadlock persists, these indiscriminate weapons now pose a greater risk to non-combatants than open warfare, causing about 80% of all Ukraine's civilian casualties.
It is seen as particularly significant because it opens the possibility that combatants could face trial for war crimes in special courts, something that the FARC had previously refused to consider.
Some combatants prefer to open a bout with a stunning punch to the lower body, but Euan was rarely that noble.
It alleged that guards regularly arranged fights between inmates in the yard on so-called "gladiator days," placing bets on the combatants and often opening fire on them for sport.
Momentarily distracted by the Bob and Wes Medical Variety Show, I'm startled when the door opens and Glenn announces the combatants in Game 3 Dan, Craig and your faithful scribe, Pierre Scott.
It is a complex and open-ended process between the combatants, abductees and the recipient community that cannot be imposed or centralized.
