Less publicised is Burundi's bitter 15-year conflict, characterised by widespread atrocities on the civilian population, including systematic acts of murder, rape, and torture.
When the entrepreneurial islander Bloody Mary (the Hawaiian actress Loretta Ables Sayre in a terrific New York debut), sings the familiar "Bali Ha'i" and "Happy Talk," they feel new because they're rendered as systematic acts of seduction.
The battered witness has made the connection between Lay's passive management, Skilling's unceasing efforts to make the numbers, and the systematic, fraudulent acts that contributed to the second-largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
In this way, it becomes unlikely that a systematic error acts only on the drug effect, but not on that of food.
Such systematic oversights would act as a virtual crossover with the rCRS in the reading and documentation process.
Risk of bias assessment was conducted independently by a clinician-researcher (NMI) and a systematic review methodologist (ACT), and conflicts were resolved by discussion with an expert QI trialist (JMG).
That October, a United Nations Commission of Experts found that the "concerted, planned, systematic and methodical" acts of "mass extermination perpetrated by Hutu elements against the Tutsi group" in Rwanda "constitute genocide".
Bullying is an escalating process in the course of which the person confronted ends up in an inferior position and becomes the target of systematic negative social acts.
Trocchi himself called shooting up an act of "systematic nihilism" which "threw a purposive spoon into the broth of experience".
In comments reported byrelayed by the Media Institute of Southern Africa after his seven-hour detention at Harare central police station, Muleya said: "This is a clear abuse of state machinery and an act of systematic harassment and intimidation of journalists who are merely doing their job.
