In each of the incidents
Mire targeted lone females.
Opening the batting,
Mire cracked 94 from 63 to help set up Zimbabwe's total of 162 for 4 after they were put in to bat by Pakistan.
One onlooker shouted at
Mire: "You ain't no Muslim, bruv", after he declared he was going to "spill blood" for his "Syrian brothers".
Mire was filmed in shocking CCTV and mobile phone footage taken by a passer-by, who bravely carried on filming even as he was lunged at.
Mire was filmed in shocking CCTV and mobile phone footage taken by a passer-by who bravely carried on filming even as he was lunged at with the rusty blade.
"Whilst
Mire was not accused of terrorist offences, it would appear from comments he made at the time of the attack and the content he had downloaded on his phone that he may have been inspired by terrorist propaganda," said Commander Dean Haydon in a statement.
As curator Sergio Gaddi from Italy said, "Picasso and
MirE were the most revolutionary artists at the beginning of the 20th century.
Mire, of Sansom Road, Leytonstone, is accused of punching his victim to the ground and repeatedly kicking him before inflicting a 12cm wound in his neck with a knife.
Mire is accused of punching his victim to the ground and repeatedly kicking him before taking hold of the victim's head and cutting a 12 centimetre (five inch) wound in his neck.
Bile Mohamoud, 24, and Mubarik
Mire, 21, were sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court after pleading guilty to affray.
However, for chemical engineer Andrew Finkle and chemist Charles
Mire, co-founders of Structur3D Printing in Kitchener, Ont., using Nutella for 3D printing has served several purposes since the start-up was launched two years ago.
ySTANBUL (CyHAN)- The Sakyp Sabancy Museum (SSM) in ystanbul has extended its ongoing Joan
MirE exhibition until March 8, the museum announced on Wednesday.
This is potentially the case with the Selisoo
mire, a Natura 2000 site that lies above valuable oil shale resources and partly (250 ha) within the permitted mining area.
Mire is a peatland with a peat layer of at least 30 cm depth, which is in a continuous process of development (Paal and Leibak, 2011).