"It's really a regime to make it as painful and difficult as possible," said one of his lawyers, Zachary Katznelson.
Najam Sethi, the editor of the Friday Times, wrote, "there is no doubt that this trial is really about "regime change" and only apparently about "corruption" as so often in the past".
The Bush administration has really been a regime of "big government," of accumulating huge debt, and really just transferring public wealth into private hands.
Such samples could determine whether the Pyongyang regime really did test a hydrogen bomb, as it claimed.
"Does the U.N. Security Council really think the regime here will care about its statement?" asked a 46-year-old dissident journalist.
Before there were Indonesia experts, but they were really just Suharto regime experts, because his behavior explained everything.
Can the regime really think pictures of Asma al-Assad meeting the people will efface dead bodies, blasted cities and homeless children?
But a bit more inflation would be welcome as well.* "A Faith-based Initiative Meets the Evidence: Does a Flexible Exchange Rate Regime Really Facilitate Current Account Adjustment?", by Menzie Chinn and Shang-Jin Wei.
That show has been reshaped here by Robert O. Paxton, an emeritus professor of social science at Columbia, whose 1972 book, "Vichy France," outlined how avidly collaborationist that regime really was.
Somewhere over the Sierras, she looked up from the magazine she was reading and asked me, out of the blue, "Is Saddam Hussein's regime really 'unambiguously horrific'?" It had been a year since I was last overseas flashing a passport, publicly declaring myself an American.
