He says, "I was horrified and angry at the physical scale of the occupation, with the settlements like suburban cities and military force in place to protect them".
NZSEI is a linear scale of ranked occupation, produced using an algorithm involving age, income and education.
For the singleton sample, SES was scored on a six-step scale of parental occupation [ 44], and was also recoded into three SES levels to allow comparison with the twin sample.
Sociodemographic factors included sex, maternal IQ, HOME scores, and SES (estimated by Daniel's scale of prestige of occupations in Australia).
However, the extent of the finds was not particularly significant and was insufficient to draw any certain conclusions about the precise nature or scale of this earliest known phase of occupation.
On November 21, the British evacuated New York City, and Washington and Governor George Clinton took possession of the city, ending large-scale British occupation of American territory.
The large-scale student occupation of UCL ultimately ended in eviction.
Americans remain broadly supportive of the war and occupation, but the scale of the long-term costs has yet to sink in.
But Mr. Clinton was not presiding over a yearlong war and occupation on the scale of the Iraq operation, and Mr. Bush's aides say the trick is to balance compassion with getting on with the business of the nation.
And he does not even mention the overall scale of Iraqi civilian suffering under U.S. occupation: 5-10 murderedmaimeded, maimed, homeless, unjustly imprisoned, tortured and impoverished innocent civilians have all been consigned to the dustbin of his -- and America's -- history.
