The perpetrators either want their cut in the new government, or want to make sure detained clan members, or those still at large, are spared punishment.
And yet in other cases, forgiveness is a way to cut loose from the perpetrator and finally begin life again.
But Wells (1984) stated that "absolute processing implies that a match (i.e., between a lineup member and one's recollection of the perpetrator) must exceed some cut-off in order to produce an identification response" (p. 95).
He has declined to stigmatize the Republicans in Congress as the perpetrators of blackmail who are demanding as ransom drastic cuts in domestic social programs.
The greed of its perpetrators, and of the enabling politicians of both parties who took their cut before the wipeout, looks even uglier against the stark backdrop of those less well-connected Americans who are fighting our war.
Apparently, the perpetrator let the air out of the car's tires and also cut a wire that hooks the roof-mounted camera up with the inside of the car.
And yet the perpetrators of this multi-generational scam have somehow convinced leaders in both parties that we need to cut Social Security -- either through the "chained CPI" benefit cut, by raising the eligibility age even further, or both.
Photographs of burned-out cars have been splashed across newspaper front pages and featured in campaign advertisements criticizing cuts in the police force — attention that experts say may be encouraging publicity-seeking perpetrators.
Across both samples, students' self-reported frequency of traditional bullying perpetration/victimisation were used to categorize participants (cut-off: at least once a week): traditional victims (10.0%), bully-victim (3.6%), perpetrators (9.2%), and non-involved (77.2%).
In political cases, the roles of victim and perpetrator are often not clear-cut or agreed upon.
