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For those who dislike her, it was a brazen example of self-promotion.

Mr. Santorum's attack was a brazen example of an increasingly common phenomenon: concocting wedge issues even from policy positions that largely match.

In a brazen example of putting ideology ahead of reality, Senate Republicans seem to have pressured the Congressional Research Service to withdraw a report debunking conservative economic orthodoxy.

But Mr Putin's casually thuggish comment, and the fuss that the deal has caused, point to an underlying problem for businesspeople: should a responsible company climb into bed with a dodgy one?Rosneft is a brazen example of Mr Putin's crony state capitalism (see article).

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Gunmen stormed a pro-government television station in a suburb near Damascus early Wednesday, killed seven employees and destroyed its studios with explosives, Syrian officials said, calling the assault a brazen example of atrocities committed by the armed opposition to President Bashar al-Assad.

It was one of the largest check-fraud schemes anywhere in the country in recent years, according to the complaint against Mr. Khan and interviews with fraud experts — a brazen example of a crime that has been on the rise since the recession hit.

The episode is seen in Vietnam and elsewhere as the latest and most brazen example of a swaggering China grabbing by force what it refuses to try to win through negotiation or arbitration.

How history remembers it: The most brazen example of media genre-creation in order to flog a product ever; even the NWONW acronym is nauseating two decades on.

But last year, Ganga came to represent the most brazen example of the corrupted bidding process.

Representative Paul A. Gosar, who presided over the recent hearing as vice chairman of the oversight panel's health subcommittee, called the payments "another brazen example of government failure".

Mr Kadyrov's men have long roamed Moscow with arms and special security passes.This is only the most brazen example of the Russian state outsourcing repression to non-state groups, thus losing its monopoly on violence.