The pattern would be the same as it has been here in Ramallah, the unofficial Palestinian capital -- a military takeover with seizing of Palestinian offices; house to house searches; large numbers of men rounded up for questioning; and a total curfew that emptied streets, and closed shops and businesses.
Among lawyers, seized of and seized with mean the same thing: "in control of".
Israel is currently negotiating indirectly with Hamas for the release of a seized soldier and is also trying to improve its international image after harsh criticism of its conduct in Gaza last January.
Again, the idea that Obama worked for hidden forces with a plan to seize control of the government had its origins in the 2008 election, but this time the key media figure pushing the conspiracy theory infused the plot with a new source. .
That contributed, with the economic worries and the growing possibility of a war with Iraq, to a temporary seizing up of the corporate bond market in July that made trading nearly impossible.
India's views have also been shaped by a 1962 war that ended with China seizing a chunk of the northern India state of Kashmir.
Initially he looked to be the player most unfortunate to miss out on the all-star game, but injuries have given him his shot, and he's a player with a history of seizing chances.
With an opportunity to seize the job of No. 5 starter, Keisler paced between the mound and the plate between pitches, tilting his head when a pitch count turned against him, and he was behind in the count repeatedly.
Some say that Lyndon Johnson of today is a man seized with a messianic dream of himself as the scourge of Communism everywhere.
The MNLA's victories also led various Islamist militias, including extremists allied with Al-Qaeda, to seize a number of towns and impose their rigid ideological agenda.
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