| Most of the big drug seizures made in this region were detected either through foreign tip offs or by accident. |
| So, filled with a hubris limited to those with more than a couple screws loose, he offs him. |
| The common language of the new Information Age is not a human language but a machine language: the zeros and ones, highs and lows, ons and offs of binary code. |
| This is particularly important when examining the trade offs of scaling up. |
| This will have serious long term pay offs and close the credibility gap. |
| Two of the robbers are brothers, and one becomes violently angry when the cop offs his sibling. |
