"Most pediatric neurologists acknowledge that vaccination, including use of vaccines for smallpox, rabies, influenza, mumps, measles, tetanus, polio and pertussis, can and does occasionally cause neurological complications that can lead to permanent brain dysfunction". Scare tactics indeed.
The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel — including shoes..
But the new government was unsatisfied with the fudge, worried that come 2017 it would have little bargaining power to get a permanent exemption.India's hardball tactics will hurt a country struggling to shake off its protectionist reputation.
The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel including shoes...
And given the sleazy tactics of House permanent select intelligence committee member Mike Rogers in pretending he had the support of privacy groups when the House passed its version of the bill, it's hard to take anything the intelligence committees say in the area of privacy on good faith.
In the shorthand of martyrdom, they became known as the Cradock Four, emblems of a time when the white authorities sought to dismantle such clusters of resistance through a tactic they euphemistically called "permanent removal" from society.
In fact, some critics of the federal government believe the Department of Energy's quest for a new permanent disposal site is a stall tactic, which could close the plants for much longer than 35 years.
Although excruciating for the victim, these tactics generally leave no permanent marks and do no lasting physical harm.
Washington quickly rejected the deal as a delaying tactic, and the United Nations Security Council's five permanent members agreed on a draft resolution for new sanctions against Iran.
Using tactics reminiscent of President Bill Clinton's "permanent campaign," he took to the road to sell the tax cut in campaign-style trips to states of Senate Democrats who may be vulnerable in 2002.
