Karpov paralyses his opponent on the queenside".
A second drug paralyses his muscles and the third, potassium chloride, stops his heart.
They can push authority to institutions best suited to act quickly and without constraint, while the fog of disaster paralyses normal political operation.
Bringing those responsible for crimes against Chechen civilians to justice and ending the instinct for cover up that allows so many to get away, literally, with murder would counter the culture of fear and lawlessness that paralyses all progress.
This is followed by pancuronium bromide, which paralyses the muscles and blocks breathing, but leaves nerve and brain functions intact.
And the process should start later: at present, it paralyses the world's mightiest government for more than a year.
The illness gradually paralyses its victims, but, with characteristic logic, Mr Finney pointed out that it was not a death sentence even when those muscles necessary for breathing gave out, life could carry on with the aid of a mechanical ventilator.
So whose side is the designer on?The ichneumon wasp paralyses its prey without killing it and lays its larva inside this convenient source of fresh meat, to eat it slowly alive.
The gene in question encodes a protein that paralyses the digestive systems of insects but is harmless in vertebrates and is already employed routinely in GM cotton and maize.
"Long-term welfare paralyses people," Mr Buschkowsky observes, sounding more like an American Republican of the 1980s than a leading member of Berlin's Social Democratic Party.
"Wild music" like disco and jazz, he warned in 1990, paralyses ideological consciousness and reduces people to "spiritual cripples".Perhaps in deference to their capitalist guests, the North Koreans perform pieces with relatively little reference to the virtues of the Kim dynasty.
