Though there were clear differences between the candidates on several important issues, it was not a campaign of sharp ideological combat.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 — About two-thirds of the deaths among American troops in Iraq in October occurred outside Baghdad, even with a sharp increase in combat deaths in the capital that made it the fourth deadliest month of the war for the United States, Defense Department figures show.
David McComb of Empire called the combat "sharp and instinctive", and Hicks of Official Xbox Magazine felt that the cover system allows players to execute an attack plan.
Any benefit the ruling gives to public and private miscreants — including Joseph Bruno, Rod Blagojevich and Jeffrey Skilling, who have been charged with or convicted of violating the law — should quickly inspire more thorough investigations and sharper new laws to combat corruption.
It's at least as irritating as it is alienating to see people in combat shorts and sharp suits complaining about dullards who are missing the point of Copernicus (nickname, ho ho, Kipper Knickers).
KABUL, Afghanistan — A huge blast from a suicide car bomb at the gates of the Indian Embassy in Kabul killed 41 people and wounded more than 130 on Monday in the latest sign of a sharp deterioration in Afghanistan, where combat deaths have surpassed Iraq's in the past two months.
We'll keep our combat edge as sharp as we can".
This is in sharp contrast to the American combat brigades of the Cold War, which were designed to function as part of a larger unit, usually a division or corps.
The Frenchman was keen for close-quarter combat at the net but Murray was too sharp for him, delighting the crowd with his touch and savvy.
But it is a proven revenue raiser and a laser-sharp policy intervention that helps combat the negative effect on the wider economy by a financial sector ridden by corrosive speculation.
