Prick It!

Then he tore

He tore it up?

Ethical issues aside, you see the main problem with this approach is that I can only do it once.

We can dig into their family histories in strife torn Dagestan, or examine, once again, the lethal appeal of Islamist radicalism.

quot Noting further the seriousness of the destruction and devastation of the economy and the productive areas of the territory of Sierra Leone by the activities of marauding bandits from the strife torn Liberia,

Those who plundered the churches and monuments of war torn Cyprus, hoarded their relics away, and are now smuggling and selling them for large sums, are just such blackguards.

Some regions are torn by ethnic or religious feuds exacerbated by territorial disputes, leading to intermittent conflicts and armed clashes.

The city of Mostar, ravaged by inter ethnic strife not long ago, now offers an example of integration between different communities that are gradually learning to live together.

At midnight on August 15, 1947, a new nation was born on a subcontinent ripped apart by a bloody partition.

Each success helps lay the foundations for the political, economic and social development of peoples, for the establishment of the rule of law and for respect for human rights this paves the road for long desired peace and stability in countries and regions previously torn by violence.

In fact, several small bombs exploded less than three months ago at the site of Burma s Myitsone Dam, whose construction by a Chinese company in insurgency torn Kachin State is displacing thousands of subsistence farmers and fishermen by flooding a wide swath of land.