But rebel sources said the attack appeared to have the hallmarks of a U.S. drone strike.
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Both have the hallmarks of tragic figures who will sacrifice themselves for the good of the realm.
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A particularly worrisome sign, according to Metzger, is that the case at hand doesn't have the hallmarks of government overreach that Auer's critics are most energized about.
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Related: A lurid online campaign that has targeted a Chinese activist now living in Canada appears to have the hallmarks of an attack by the Communist Party.
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"Kobach's immigration policies tend to have the hallmarks of being both impractical and cruel," said Miranda Blue, research editor at People for the American Way, an advocacy group.
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While the episode you describe does have the hallmarks of domestic battery — which often involves the victim lying and refusing to accept that something is seriously wrong — people do have accidents.
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Through her performances of "bad idea" and "break up with your girlfriend, i'm bored," she started the first half of a show that didnt have the hallmarks of the average pop concert.
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The hacker group's techniques have the hallmarks of those used by North Korea's army of hackers, a force known to U.S. officials as Hidden Cobra, though it is unclear exactly how the two are related.
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The long beer list and even longer communal tables have the hallmarks of a beer hall, which is matched with drinking food: smoked brisket and burnt ends from barbecue heroes Mighty Quinn, "obsessively made" pizza from newcomers Bread and Salt, "supreme grilled cheese" from Landhaus, and Filipino treats from Lumpia Shack.
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The police were unable to understand why and how he died. His death has been claimed to have the hallmarks of a UFO incident. David Batty, who played for Leeds United and Newcastle United as well as England, is one of the most famous players to start off at Tingley Athletic.
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In a strict sense, it is a false fjord, since it does not have the hallmarks of a fjord carved by glaciers. Its mouth is about wide, located between the town of Vardø in the northwest and the village of Grense Jakobselv in the southeast. The fjord stretches westwards inland past the town of Vadsø to the village of Varangerbotn in Nesseby Municipality.
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Abt wrote that it was "rather absurd" to describe Juche as "window-dressing" for foreigners. South Korean literary critic Yearn Hong Choi also regards the thesis of Myers' Han Sǒrya and North Korean Literature as erroneous: Tatiana Gabroussenko points out that Myers is the only Western academic who thinks that North Korean literature does not have the hallmarks of socialist realism. Scholar Andrei Lankov favorably reviewed The Cleanest Race as taking a "fresh approach" on North Korea.Andrei Lankov.
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Federal officials, most notably at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), remarked that the letters did not have the hallmarks of international terrorism and were more likely produced by a homegrown criminal. On January 4, 2004 the FBI, along with the USPIS and the DOT, offered a $100,000 reward in connection with the October 2003 case from Greenville, South Carolina."$100,000 Reward ", (Press release), Federal Bureau of Investigation, January 4, 2004, accessed May 5, 2009. In late 2004 the amount of the reward was increased to $120,000.Staff.
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Refinery29's Courtney E. Smith said "Bad Ideas" "started the first half of a show that didn't have the hallmarks of the average pop concert. The stage setting was surprisingly dark and space-themed while [Grande] blends into her dancers with no glamour spotlight, just the lights reflecting off the highlighter that runs in a sharp line down her cheekbones." A live rendition of the song on the tour was included on Grande's first live album, K Bye for Now (SWT Live) (2019). Grande performed "Bad Idea" as her second song at the Lollapalooza 2019 concert in Chicago.
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It follows a character from the first film, Lieutenant William F. Kinderman, who investigates a series of demonic murders in Georgetown that have the hallmarks of the Gemini, a deceased serial killer. Blatty based aspects of the Gemini Killer on the real-life Zodiac Killer, one of several serial killers who enjoyed the original Exorcist. Blatty, who wrote the original Exorcist novel (1971) and the screenplay for its 1973 film adaptation, conceived The Exorcist III with Exorcist director William Friedkin attached to direct. When Friedkin left the project, Blatty adapted the script into a bestselling novel, Legion (1983); Morgan Creek Productions bought the film rights, with Blatty as director.
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In the city, a number of murders have plagued the slums: deaths that have the hallmarks of black magic. Administrator Lorlen is kept abreast of the murders by a family friend in the city's guard and suspects the High Lord's involvement, as does Sonea. Akkarin learns that Sonea's weakest subject is Warrior Skill and Lord Yikmo is made to be her teacher. Later, Yikmo discovers that Sonea is cautious with her powers since she is both against violence and aware that her powers are stronger, by how much she does not know, than the other students, and does not want to hurt them, even if they continue to harass her.
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Murphy's Law were at the forefront of the New York hardcore movement in the early 1980s – but there was something inherently different about their sound. They did have the hallmarks of their peers – fast paced, short songs with mosh sections which pleased the crowds – but they also managed to blend in some laid-back Californian punk sounds, mutant rock and roll, even blues into the stomping New York hardcore anthems. Some of the songs on this album could also be credited as an influence on the burgeoning thrash metal scene which had taken to incorporating elements of New York hardcore into their sound and general song structure – for instance, Anthrax and S.O.D., whose Speak English or Die album pre-empted this release. However, whilst they shared a common interest in the lyrical themes of drinking, smoking, and partying with the likes of Boston hardcore band, Gang Green – another trait which separates them from the socio-political leanings of fellow NYHC bands – they were never going to go down the metal road, although on later albums they did diversify into experimentations with ska.
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