Scram!

Yes, sir.

All right, dismissed.

Class dismissed.

Sixth Platoon all accounted for! Company, dismissed!

Detail, dismissed.

All right, dismissed.

BOSUN Company dismissed.

Class dismissed!

Dismissed. QUINN Skipper.

He shows up after they're gone, acting big while he surveys the damage.

Drummond, do you have any objection to excusing the witness from crossexamination at this time, subject to later recall?

With the world focused on Iraq, North Korea, and a possible clash with Iran over nuclear weapons, Kosovo has fallen off the radar screen.

So, in searching for the causes of the IMF s failure, we can rule out distraction by more urgent matters.

Law and order are being established in the country, the return of the refugees continues, and conditions in which the citizens can work in peace are being created.

Such a view does not, as is sometimes claimed, imply any distraction of our attention from the immediate threat of global terrorism it is the only proper approach to the elimination of global terrorism, which has become a real danger for everyone.

Volunteer soldiers including many non citizens and mercenary units for manpower reduce even further the reasons for voters to care.

Although no substitute for actual arms reductions, the Register could help to make military behaviour more predictable and to reassure neighbouring States of each other apos s non belligerent intentions.

The perpetuation of the status quo in Darfur be it through prevarication in the negotiations, the delayed achievement of a settlement or a loss of focus on the need to find a genuine solution will exacerbate the problem.

The language employed affords no reason for presuming that the parties intended, when they concluded that Convention, that if war broke out between them they should be freed from their obligations inter se any more than from their obligations towards the State which remained neutral.

Instead, the use of armed force has in many instances gradually developed into a state of war which, however, more often than not has been referred to by governments as a police action', a limited act of self defence' or a humanitarian intervention', thereby indicating a full fledged war is not intended to be recognized.

2.6 The author was found guilty of murder under the rule of constructive malice, that is, malice which is not shown by direct proof of an intention to cause injury, but which is inferentially established by the necessarily injurious results of the acts shown to have been committed.