Calling Mr Assange a terrorist, for example, is deeply counterproductive.
The Guardian's Style guide entry on 'execution' states: the carrying out of a death sentence by lawful authority, so a terrorist, for example, does not "execute" someone.
"Execution: the carrying out of a death sentence by lawful authority, so a terrorist, for example, does not 'execute' someone" Karen Woo travelled to the remote Nuristan region of northern Afghanistan with hopes of making a difference, with undimmed passion to help others, and with no little trepidation for the physical and mental challenges ahead.
But the company has a history of strongly defending user privacy — taking to the courts in the US last year to fight the FBI's demand to weaken iOS security to help facilitate access to a locked iPhone that had been used by a terrorist, for example.
On that basis, jurors can infer that people are terrorists because their behavior parallels that of terrorists, for example, or because religious cassettes they own might be construed to endorse violence.
Comparing the images of people in large crowds with those in databanks of known terrorists, for example, may make it possible for us to attend a Super Bowl without fear of terrorists in our midst.
Islamic terrorists, for example, blew up buildings before 1989.
Potential terrorists, for example, might find a medical license useful.
Terrorists, for example, might not care about the threat of destruction.
Middle East experts say some C.I.A.-trained security forces later joined up with terrorists, for example.
