Stories like this are surprisingly common, Elizabeth Anderson writes, in "Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (And Why We Don't Talk About It)"; in fact, they characterize life for millions of Americans.
The Republican candidates, sensing an opportunity to make inroads among Jewish voters, have made much of their staunch support for Israel and criticized Mr. Obama for what they characterize as lack of support for a close ally.
Institutional investors are alarmed by what they characterize as excessive rewards for bank employees.
I, however, actually have had the disease, which they characterize as "medically unexplained," for over 25 years and have 15 years of experience as a patient advocate and educator.
Specifically, they characterize the first receptor for any GH 18 moiety by demonstrating that the chitinase-like protein (CLP) Chi3l1 binds to, signals, and regulates oxidant injury, apoptosis, pyroptosis, inflammasome activation, pathogen responses, melanoma metastasis, and TGF-β1 via IL-13Rα2.
The Sklars offer a serio-comic riff on the Eliot Spitzer scandal, in particular the reaction to it among Jews, which they characterize as "This is bad for Jews everywhere" — even "bad for Rod Carew," the star baseball player who converted to Judiasm.
So far it is Mr. Schwarzenegger who has managed to stay above the fray, refusing to be drawn into a confrontation with Mr. Davis, though his campaign staff has taken some joy in poking fun at Mr. Davis for what they characterize as a madcap shift in tactics.
They characterize him as a front for the fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who, in his six years in office, built a base of support among the rural poor and forged a strong political machine that has managed to keep his supporters in office.
To support their contention that Heaven desires what is righteous (yi), for example, they characterize righteousness as comprising life, wealth, and order and claim that Heaven desires these.
They characterize the sentence as retaliation for Belbacha's openness in describing the torture he would receive if repatriated.
