The book examines one of the largest and swiftest instances of mass killing and incarceration in the 20th century, the shocking anti-leftist purge that gripped Indonesia in 196566, leaving some 500,000 people dead and more than one million others in detention.
Arthur Brisbane: I applaud Times editors' swift action in this instance.
Take, for instance, the Swift Boat dust-up.
The names of many rivers in Transylvaniafor instance, Bistrița ("swift"), Cerna ("black"), Dobra ("good") and Târnava ("thorny")are of Slavic origin, indicating the historical presence of a Slavic-speaking population.
However, to write about it brilliantly (as Siobhan Dowd did, for instance, in A Swift Pure Cry) you need more than your heart on your sleeve.
Swift and Fisher ([2012]), for instance, undertook a questionnaire survey with 197 students from schools and colleges to capture their perceptions of education and training.
In the first two instances, electoral nemesis was swift and merciful.
These weekly protests against the swift, radically conservative, and in many instances undemocratic takeover of North Carolina's state government started April 29.
Insights into T cell activation and tumor suppressor-dependent changes of glycogene (glycosyltransferases, lectins) expression, for instance, have exemplified how swift reprogramming of distinct aspects of the glycophenotype elicits growth regulation [ 4- 11].
For instance, it is likely that swift currents would cause the fossils to be broken and therfore later found without a high degree of articulation (Roep 147-151).
This is echoed by anthropological evidence that egalitarian hunter-gatherer groups revert to a more hierarchical structure when swift action is needed to deal, for instance, with aggressive outgroups22.
