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spec: Part of what makes such promises worthless is the nature of torture itself . The system of Taba measurements lof ' armspan ' , etc. is giving way to modern metrical measurements ; the traditional method for specifying ordinal numbers using the classifier ha = is being replaced by the Malay ordinals pertama ' first ' , kedua ' second ' , etc .; the less common classifiers such as hola ' long thin things ' and mot ' small square flat thin things ' have simply been replaced by the default classifier p - . Indeed , the world produced by the older notion of the credible is in shambles intellectually , politically , socially , and biologically . The Soviet Communist Party under Gorbachev lost interest in shooting people and putting them in gulags to keep them from embracing capitalism and nationalism , which were obviously economically superior , as could be seen by anyone who had traveled extensively to Western Europe and North America ( as Gorbachev and his cohorts had ) . In the civil service , work has started on reclassifying positions and implementing a new salary policy , and in collaboration with the IDB and the World Bank , work has begun on promoting greater transparency in public contracting and procurement , and in ensuring the full participation of civil society in the design of a strategy for poverty alleviation . This lower publication rate reflects the rigorous editorial development program each author must successfully complete before our editors and board deem their papers ready for publication . `` It will be on how government policy shapes the divorce rates in the 50 American states . The scene of Joseph warming himself in front of a fire , on the right , is an unusual addition . Virus writers have ensured that new infections are as ' silent ' as possible to maximize the chance of infection and propagation before being eventually detected and reported . In common with other producer service firms , the period from the mid 1990s onwards saw headhunting firms move increasingly from the ‘ multi-national ’ office towards a more ‘ transnational ’ form ( Beaverstock et al 1999 ; Coe 1997 ; Daniels 1993 ; Gentle and Howells 1994 ; Jones 2002 ) characterised by cooperation between offices such that knowledge and business practices diffuse throughout the office network , rather than being defined and produced in each office , as is the case with the multinational form ( Bartlett and Ghoshal 1998 ; Morgan and Quack 2005 ) .