Mr. Abrams, who represented The New York Times in the Pentagon Papers case, has argued that both Daniel Ellsberg, who provided the documents to the newspaper, and The Times acted with far more restraint and responsibility than Private Manning and WikiLeaks have, and that both have repeatedly behaved with a devil-may-care obliviousness to genuine national security interests.
There, he joked repeatedly that he was behaving and "being nice" by eschewing some of his usual attack lines, against Clinton and Waters, for example.
"Games are simply getting people to behave repeatedly in a certain way," Grétarsdóttir said.
For this study with preadolescent children covert bullying is defined as happening when children behave repeatedly with aggression that is deliberately or intentionally hidden from adults, with the intent of causing harm to a victim, who feels hurt, in a relationship that involves an imbalance of power.
Paul Krugman has repeatedly pointed out that Spain was behaving as one might hope before the crash, budgeting responsibly and cutting its debt-to-GDP ratio.
Gibson's report states that Playstation 3 units were overheating, behaving erratically and had to be repeatedly shut down.
People are very odd, her fiction repeatedly tells us; they behave in the strangest ways, and they are psychologically messed up to a degree that they — and we — can barely surmise.
Contracts for services were often awarded under questionable circumstances". The inquiry found no instance of any commissioner being guilty of personal fraud, but Ms Cresson was repeatedly found to have behaved "unacceptably" by showing favouritism, and by misleading the parliament and the commision about fraud inquiries in her department.
Unfortunately, while behaving erratically from time to time can be endearing, doing so repeatedly is a sign of illness.
Then, she starts repeatedly calling Erik stupid, although for the most part he seems to be behaving less stupid than usual.
