> None of Fikri’s individual actions would raise suspicions. [snip] Taken together, though, they suggested that Fikri was up to something. What an objectionabl

> None of Fikri’s individual actions would raise suspicions. [snip] Taken together, though, they suggested that Fikri was up to something. What an objectionable statement. Taken together, they don't suggest that Fikri was up to anything more than the sum of their parts (which pretty much seems to rely on the one piece 'hanging around alone in the plazas of disneyland'). If this is the best example they can come up with, I hate to think what the marginal ones might be...