He thought that wiretapping was just a new form of coerced confession the replacement of "force and violence" by wires and electrical current.
He thought that wiretapping was just a new form of coerced confession — the replacement of "force and violence" by wires and electrical current.
When former teammate Jim Zorn offered his services to the Seahawks, Easley said Easley also warned his fellow players that he was against the idea of using violence against the replacement players in order to prove a point.
And what did it mean, beyond the renewal of the visceral contract the league has with America to provide weekly allocations of semicontrolled violence (for now by replacement officials) while Clinton & Co. were reading from their teleprompter?
The hubris was apparent because both the owners and the Commissioner wildly overestimated their ability to hire and train replacement referees who could handle the speed and violence of the modern N.F.L.
This is necessary because Pitt has already fired Wannstedt's replacement, Mike Haywood, after he was arrested on a domestic violence charge, which David Steele of Fanhouse.com argues was the only good move in this mess.
Traditionally, livestock raiding often involved small-scale manageable violence and theft of the best livestock or replacement of animals lost during periods of droughts or diseases.
Traditionally, cattle rustling often involved small-scale violence and theft of the best livestock or replacement of animals lost through drought or disease.
Fraud and violence marred the first round of balloting to determine his replacement.
A prolonged diplomatic impasse, he should warn, will invariably lead to their replacement by a less pragmatic leadership and, worse, the possibility of renewed violence.
