Only after Consuelo had assuaged another passion with the erotically supercharged Italian author, Gabriele d'Annunzio, did she marry Tonio on the recommendation of the Belgian writer, Maurice Maeterlinck.
But while Zuley's brutal interrogation techniques – prolonged shackling, family threats, demands on suspects to implicate themselves and others – would get supercharged at Guantánamo for the war on terrorism, a Guardian investigation has uncovered that Zuley used similar tactics for years, behind closed police-station doors, on Chicago's poor and non-white citizens.
Zuley's tactics, which would be supercharged at Guantánamo when he took over the interrogation of a high-profile detainee as a US Navy reserve lieutenant, included: Shackling suspects to police-precinct walls through eyebolts for hours on end.
With a quirky sense of humour, memorable villains (Toecutter; Lord Humungus; Aunty Entity), eyebrow-raising S&M fashion and supercharged vehicles, the trilogy said a lot about the potential of mainstream Australian cinema to work under a new aesthetic and sensibility.
With warehouse space per person in China at less than a tenth the level in America, he believes growth will be "supercharged".GLP's warehouse is large and well laid out, which helps clients organise their goods.
Long shadows over Auschwitz Italy's supercharged street-walkers The Luddites are coming ReprintsMr Rühe is not just the longest-serving German defence minister; he is arguably the best.
Ceres, which is based in Thousand Oaks, California, has taken several species of fast-growing grass, notably switchgrass and sorghum, and supercharged them to grow even faster and put on more weight by using a mixture of selective breeding and genetic engineering.
Long shadows over Auschwitz Italy's supercharged street-walkers The Luddites are coming ReprintsAlthough their western sponsors may be disappointed in the duo as peace-makers, they can only cheer their offensive against hardliners in the east.
He has supercharged Japan's once-fearsome bureaucracy to make government vigorous again.
The second boost was the surge in world commodity prices, and thus in the value of Argentina's exports (and the taxes on them).The government supercharged growth, stimulating demand with wage increases, price controls, an undervalued peso and public works.
Nevertheless, the balance had shifted in favour of small organisations.The entrepreneurial boom was supercharged by two developments.
