Duets are fashioned out of the same exclamatory dynamics – short violent phrases, abrupt full stops, trailing non sequiturs.
According to Kidd, "we made improvements and changes, but the basic concepts were pretty much the same [as in Nightshade]." The ROM image of the first version of Shadowrun contains a much more crude script, with more sexual suggestive and violent phrases.
The NRA's lawsuit became an embarrassment early on, when it was revealed that the NRA had recruited as the named plaintiff (and poster boy for teen concealed carry) a young man who had a propensity to post on Facebook his favorite violent phrases and quotations (e.g. "After hunting men, nothing can compare".).
The NRA's lawsuit became an embarrassment early on, when it was revealed that the NRA had recruited as the named plaintiff (and poster boy for teen concealed carry) a young man who had a propensity to post on Facebook his favorite violent phrases and quotations (e.g. "After hunting men, nothing can compare").
Correction: In our review of "Ruined", Lynn Nottage's play, "Political charge" (May 23rd), the phrase "violent genital mutilation" was written as "violent genetic mutilation".
The role of marijuana in those incidents remains unclear, and the NYPD has not provided a full numerical breakdown of the malleable phrase "violent crimes".
He and other officials have made a point of disassociating Islam from terrorism in public comments, using the phrase "violent extremism" in place of words like "jihad" and "Islamic terrorism".
"We are also taking steps to protect our nation from radical Islamic terrorism," "We cannot allow a beachhead of terrorism to form". Former president Barack Obama used the phrase "violent extremism," which severed the violence carried out by terrorists from any immediate association with theology.
Other than to refer to Elsipogtog, the phrase "violent aboriginal extremists" is deployed liberally and non-specifically throughout the report.
The music is characterized by violent imagery and the phrase "to drill" is slang for "to shoot somebody," due to the similarities between the sound of an automatic weapon and a construction drill.
