We've seen all these Star Treks, and they're all holodeck episodes as well.

At six long episodes, it drags, and the comedy isn't fast or frequent enough.

We watched with horror as those terrible episodes unfolded, as if we had learned nothing from 1945.

Such agreements have been concluded in practice and a number of writers have referred to pertinent episodes.

The Assembly thus decided to commemorate officially the end of one of the darkest episodes in human history.

I had one of these 3 a.m. episodes on Sunday paralyzed with fear at coming to talk to you.

Last year, for various reasons, I found myself listening to a lot of episodes of the Public Radio show This American Life.

We share his perceptions on the recent episodes of terrorism and on their probable impact on the work of the 1267 Committee.

This is not to say that there is no place for ambiguity in international affairs. History abounds with episodes when strategic ambiguity would have been beneficial.

Epidemic malaria is the cause of up to 12 million malaria episodes and between 155,000 and 310,000 deaths per year among people of all ages in Africa alone.

1.28 UNRWA operates in a turbulent region buffeted by the Arab Israeli conflict and its consequences in terms of episodes of violence and a worsening socio economic situation.

The Myitsone and Mekong episodes highlight China s suddenly edgy relations with its southern neighbors. Its good neighbor policy, it turns out, has steered China s regional diplomacy into uncharted waters.

We've started analyzing television content using the same principles analyzing event structure of a TV signal episodes of shows, commercials, all of the components that make up the event structure.

Indeed, several of the most violent and tragic episodes of the 1990s occurred after the negotiation of peace agreements for instance in Angola in 1993 and in Rwanda in 1994.

The troubling conclusion to be drawn from these episodes is that even if Khamenei is not looking for a military confrontation, he may very well be susceptible to misjudgments about how to avoid one.

Clearly, periods of global growth are almost always characterized by symbiotic imbalances. But, while each of these episodes was characterized by macroeconomic distortions caused by the imbalances, they lasted for years, or even decades.

Current strategies, using a mix of routine services and accelerated disease control programmes, have contributed significantly to child survival, averted an estimated 2.5 million deaths every year, and prevented countless episodes of illness and disability.

But markets that rise on both good and bad news are not stable markets. Risk off episodes, in which investor sentiment sours, are likely to return if economic news worsens and confidence in policymakers effectiveness drops.

Some observers cite these episodes as evidence of decline in America s international clout. But there s a larger point so far, except for relatively small sums offered to the Kyrgyz, Russia and China haven t offered much help.

Research conducted in my laboratory on adults reporting histories of childhood sexual abuse provides a solution to this bitter controversy. Some of our participants reported having forgotten episodes of nonviolent sexual abuse perpetrated by a trusted adult.

As in other episodes of financial crisis and currency turmoil, the crisis in East Asia was preceded by financial liberalization and deregulation which, in some cases, constituted a major break with past practice (UNCTAD, 1998 53 77).

But her family and teachers failed to recognize the problem, so she received no support or professional help. This lack of early treatment undermined her recovery, and she has continued to experience episodes of depression throughout her life.

In technology, Apple and Foxconn have faced criticism for working conditions at their Chinese production sites. Even educational institutions, such as New York University s new campus in Abu Dhabi, have been tainted by episodes of workplace exploitation and abuse.

We should not come away from these episodes thinking that expanding access to finance is bad. In general, expanding access is beneficial (just not before a crisis!), but finance is a powerful tool that has to be used sensibly.

Speculative pressures are likely to have been at work, influencing the decisions of OPEC and many others. Although changes in market psychology are difficult to understand, the broad concerns that underlie such episodes of irrational exuberance are almost always clear.

Strategies based on a mix of routine services and accelerated disease control programmes have contributed significantly to the Millennium Development Goal for child survival, averting an estimated 2.5 million deaths every year and preventing countless episodes of illness and disability.

MUNICH The euro has brought a balance of payments crisis to Europe, just as the gold standard did in the 1920s. In fact, there is only one difference between the two episodes During today s crisis, huge international rescue packages have been available.

On the other hand, others argued that this notion was emerging as a customary norm and was necessary in order to prevent further episodes of genocide, such as that in Rwanda, which the United Nations had failed to prevent or halt in 1994.

The obvious lesson to be drawn from these episodes is the importance of unintended consequences. In the early twentieth century, a congressional district s rich landowners were likely to own the local banks as well, or to be related to, or friends with, bank owners.

In today s hyper competitive global economy, there is no reliable third way for countries to avoid continued liberalization and market oriented reforms. Instead, the current installment of Latin American socialism is all too likely to produce a re run of tragic episodes from the past.

In that regard, analyses of volatility experienced in the past by some countries, e.g. in Latin America and the Caribbean region, show that while domestic liberalization was accompanied by international liberalization, macroeconomic stability has suffered several episodes of crisis led by volatility in capital flows.

All of the recent episodes can be traced, more or less directly, to the global Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, established in 2005 by 171 Palestinian nongovernmental organizations. So they provide a good occasion to remind those who support this campaign of its true nature.

Indeed, after the violent episodes of the last year, France s immigrant communities have a very different message to deliver Without us, you would not have had this World Cup success. Do you believe you can continue to ostracize the communities from which your soccer heroes come?

But episodes in recent decades for example, high inflation in the 1970 s overwhelmed much of what was learned. As a result, many advanced countries today are repeating the mistake of 1937, despite facing similar macroeconomic conditions high unemployment, low inflation, and near zero interest rates.

In my own practice, my colleagues and I have encountered patients who reported that they were previously diagnosed with bipolar disorder, despite lacking a history of manic or hypomanic episodes. To be sure, we have also seen patients seeking treatment for depression who really did have bipolar disorder.

The Morgan Stanley analysis suggests that we can expect another 70 billion in fines and litigation costs over the next two years from already identified errors and omissions. And new episodes could emerge two years ago, no one anticipated the fallout from the manipulation of the foreign exchange markets.

Understandably, the exposure of the IPL as a morass of deceit, discredited by spot fixing episodes engineered by unscrupulous bookies and venal players, has deflated such heady notions. Cricket continues to hold many Indians in thrall, but many others have forsaken it in the wake of the IPL revelations.

Conversely, when democratic transition was attempted in a fragile and closed economic environment, the outcome was much worse. This applies to the episodes of democratization in Latin America and the Philippines in the mid 1980 s, but also to Turkey in the early 1980 s and Nepal in 1990.

So even before that impact was known, even before scientists in general came to an agreement over the theory of evolution, scientists and natural historians of all kinds of stripes actually had divided Earth's life's history into these two episodes Mesozoic, the middle life, and the Cenozoic, the recent life.

French Jews are rediscovering the dual trauma that they experienced during the twentieth century the death camp deportations of World War II and their flight from Algeria following its independence in 1962. It is to be expected that these episodes color and tend to exacerbate the emotions of the present.

All historical episodes of excessive investment including East Asia in the 1990 s have ended with a financial crisis and or a long period of slow growth. To avoid this fate, China needs to save less, reduce fixed investment, cut net exports as a share of GDP, and boost the share of consumption.

Two controlled clinical trials have demonstrated that MBCT can reduce the likelihood of relapse by about 40 50 in people who have suffered three or more previous episodes of depression. As a result of such findings, MBCT has now been included in the British government s national guidelines for treating recurrent major depression.

The incidents loom substantially more dangerous to the political elite if they seem to have been mobilized by dissidents, are marked by some measure of violence, threaten to spread, or entail the obstruction of major transport trunklines. Indeed, the episodes that make it into the media beyond the Mainland are usually such protests.

Soon after these episodes, the US Department of Defense announced that it would begin relocating American forces to the western Pacific, focusing China s attention further. Likewise, the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), a proposed mega regional free trade deal from which China has so far been excluded has fueled concern in China regarding US intentions.

Making matters worse, extra judicial killings by the security services and elements in the military are rampant. The most dramatic of these episodes accompanied the coup in July 2013, when Egyptian police and army opened fire on crowds protesting Morsi s ouster in Cairo s Rab a Square, killing more than 1,000 protesters in less than ten hours.