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There have been several cases in New York in which trial judges have curbed peremptory rights after finding that defendants were systematically dismissing jurors because of their race.

BAGHDAD — The government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki is systematically dismissing Iraqi oversight officials, who were installed to fight corruption in Iraqi ministries by order of the American occupation administration, which had hoped to bring Western standards of accountability to the notoriously opaque and graft-ridden bureaucracy here.

In Zebra Stripes, Tim Caro takes readers through a decade of painstaking fieldwork examining the significance of black-and-white striping and, after systematically dismissing every hypothesis for these markings with new data, he arrives at a surprising conclusion: zebra markings are nature's defense against biting fly annoyance.

He feels that the Obama campaign "systematically dismissed his administration's accomplishments.

Citing her research on anti-union tactics, Dr. Bronfenbrenner told the 300 people assembled at the meeting that the company systematically dismissed pro-union workers and engaged in other unfair practices to beat back organized labor.

When Michigan officials systematically ignored tests and dismissed concerns, it was the city's citizens who suffered.

Only systematically going through each layer separately, one can finally validate an antibody without running the risk of dismissing a precious product.

The results allow dismissing the coalescence hypothesis.

During the conference call, Wells officials dismissed concerns that the bank had systematically engaged in so-called robo-signing, where a single employee would sign thousands of loan documents without verifying their contents, as the law requires.

In a few cases police have been dismissed or relocated following investigations, but in places were torture is used systematically, the Afghan government has done nothing to hold the most egregious offenders accountable.

The work and pensions secretary, Damian Green, has dismissed a critical UN report that concluded that the UK government's austerity policies "systematically violated" the rights of disabled people.