Could this be from fires, perhaps willfully set?
To obtain a guilty verdict on the two other charges, the government had to prove that repairing the damage at Y-12 cost more than a thousand dollars and that the three activists willfully set out to harm the national defense of the United States.
Entanglement cannot be used to send signals faster than light because one cannot control the output of the measurement on the first atom and thus willfully set the state of the distant one.
The hoaxes listed by Buzzfeed that showed up on Twitter alone should be enough to convince @Jack that something needs to be done about the trolls willfully setting dumpster fires in the middle of the service's vaunted news stream.
Ms. Harrison not only dwells on the painful ritual of foot binding with almost voyeuristic fascination, but she also resorts to contrived plot high jinks and willfully sensational set pieces to move her story along.
That's hardly the case on "Modern Vampires of the City," which sets willfully unresolved narratives against sophisticated, shape-shifting arrangements.
MP3.com's chief executive, Michael Robertson, concluded testifying before a skeptical Judge Jed S. Rakoff yesterday, saying he had not set out to willfully violate Universal's copyrights when he created an online database of thousands of albums.
A related article is on Page 7. THE MERCY SEAT -- Sigourney Weaver takes on the role of a woman in an affair with a younger man in a two-actor play by the often willfully abrasive Neil LaBute that is set in New York, ominously, on Sept. 12, 2001.
Both, too, astonish, perplex, and offend just about everyone they meet, willfully straying from the straight path set before them and descending into debaucherous excess.
If the judge finds that MP3.com willfully violated the law, he could set damages as high as $150,000 per compact disc.
These three cops are set loose in a willfully complicated mystery, filled with twists, flip-backs, set-ups, and payoffs, all the while cheerfully intermingling 50s fact into their cinematic fiction.
