"The monetization and manipulation of information is swiftly tearing us apart," Pierre Omidyar, the founder of eBay, wrote this week.
For all the ways this technology brings us together, the monetization and manipulation of information is swiftly tearing us apart.
KAMPALA, Uganda —Police officers on Monday forcefully countered a small demonstration here over rising commodity prices, swiftly dispersing demonstrators with tear gas and live ammunition and arresting two former presidential candidates.
If this scenario plays out, Israel should move swiftly to empower Abbas by tearing down all illegal Jewish settlements.
But of course it does and if we need evidence of this we do not have to consider how swiftly the silent tears of White Hart Lane will be supplanted once more by the old raucous enmity.
He was then released, but still faces separate charges of treason relating to an implausible plot to kill Mr Mugabe.A few thousand demonstrators tried to march in Harare and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second city, but were swiftly dispersed with tear-gas and beatings.
But now you must do more than mourn and shed a tear, you must act forcefully and swiftly.
Shouting, scuffles and stone-throwing swiftly spread, witnesses said, and the police first used tear gas, then rubber bullets, and then live rounds, to disperse the crowds.
The movement was swiftly crushed: the government sent in the riot police with tear gas, and student activists were blacklisted from future employment by Japanese corporations.
A sharp thunderstorm that some residents called a tornado ripped swiftly through a quiet residential section of Manalapan, N.J., last night, tearing off sections of roofs, tossing down trees and blowing out windows.
