Free societies can and must take the necessary steps to protect national security, by enabling officials to counteract and to anticipate genuine threats, while also ensuring that the people are secure 'in their persons, houses, papers, and effects.' " That's a good start.
That's why intelligent sunshine laws attempt to anticipate genuine issues and allow for individual exemptions when the facts warrant them.
Koumas's anticipated withdrawal appears more genuine, however, with the former Cardiff player revealing he had three pain-killing injections in his left ankle last week, including one 10 minutes before kick-off.
Or are you anticipating the first genuine art-house blockbuster?
Yet, Hu has proved to be a cautious leader, and he failed to deliver the genuine reforms we had anticipated.
Disfarmer was no genius, but this busy misfit illuminated the ordinary in a way that echoed Sander and anticipated Penn, finding down-home elegance and genuine soul on Main Street.
Running for election in 2010, he had emerged as an improbable but genuine political phenomenon one that in many ways anticipated a certain Republican politician with whom Americans have become intimately acquainted.
If history is any guide, the West will exit Afghanistan having stayed longer than anticipated, having achieved much less than desired, and leaving genuine allies like India once again threatened by a new cycle of medieval fundamentalism and chaos.
I eagerly anticipated serial installments of Don Quixote's quests with the hapless Sancho Panza from the genuine Cervantes, rather than Broadway's "Man of La Mancha".
The hopes for 2002 can be seen as a more genuine rendition of the big bend in the road of history so widely anticipated for New Year 2000, which now looks as deceptively insouciant as the Roaring Twenties.
