In May, soldiers took the army's second in command as a hostage to protest poor pay and living conditions.
In May, frustrated soldiers mutinied over back pay and miserable living conditions, taking the army's second in command as a hostage until their demands were met.
In fact, knowing how I build up a theme should make it easier to solve, since you'll know that if I once use, say "second in command" as a definition for DEPUTY, it's very likely that the next time you see the same phrase it'll be as part of the wordplay, perhaps indicating the letter O... or perhaps not.
Robinson, now retired, would not be thought of as someone who always took a completely respectful view of people he worked for, having got into the habit at one point in his Times career of calling the executive editor a "borderline psychotic" and describing the managing editor, the second-in-command, as "a man who couldn't find kitty litter in a cat box".
In the interview he touted the killing of Atiyah Abd al Rahman, at the time al Qaeda's second-in-command, as a "huge blow" to the group.
Those include a smaller number of hard-core Arabs, like Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahri, Al Qaeda's second in command, as well as a larger number of Uzbeks, Tartars and Tajiks who have influence them to take on new agendas, Pakistani security officials familiar with the region said.
His turn against the Pakistan state, intelligence analysts say, was seen as a direct result of his close alliance with Al Qaeda, in particular with Ayman al-Zawahri, the second in command, as well as the powerful Afghan Taliban leader, Sirajuddin Haqqani, who also has a close working connection to Al Qaeda.
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He described Captain Sullivan, who was the Police Department's second-in-command, as "very dedicated to both his job and his family".
Both gliders were carrying troops assigned to Group Granite and were destined to assault Fort Eben Emael, thereby leaving the group understrength; it also left it under the command of Oberleutnant Witzig's second-in-command, as Witzig was in one of the gliders forced to land.
First, Joe Vinetz has been Jim's indefatigable second-in-command as Associate Editor since 2000.
