Mr. Leahy appeared at a news conference with Senators Patty Murray of Washington and Jack Reed of Rhode Island in the aftermath of the latest revelation in the data-breach episode, in which information on as many as 1.1 million military people on active duty, 430,000 members of the National Guard and 645,000 members of the Reserves may have been compromised.
While the Pakistani Army's treatment of the Indian Army officers whose helicopter had strayed into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has elicited much appreciation, the Hindustan Times reported that "Indian security has been breached" in the episode.
"While acknowledging the importance of public health issues relating to the efficacy of heart disease treatment and the contrasting opinions of highly-qualified scientists, the A&CA has concluded that the second episode breaches ABC standards on impartiality," the report said.
However, in a discreet signal that some of the French talk may have been aimed at the government's domestic audience, France did not call this episode a breach of sovereignty, as Brazil did last month after similar revelations.
In 2003, tribbles appeared in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "The Breach".
The broadcaster was also caught out with ads that ran in How I Met Your Mother 788 episodes in breach), as well as around the Film4 movie Aquamarine (three ads in breach).
In an episode that breaches another principle - that no actor can fling herself to the ground in a modern play and not be embarrassing - Lesley Sharp does exactly that.
Patricia Q . Stonesifer the chairwoman of the Smithsonian Board of Regents, said in a recent interview that the episode was "a breach of trust," adding, "We have to explain ourselves".
In 1995, CBS delayed broadcasting an interview with the tobacco company Brown and Williamson's Jeffrey Wigand because it feared being sued for inducing Wigand to breach his confidentiality agreement (an episode which inspired the 1999 film "The Insider").
Consider the other crazy security breach that occurs in this episode: A guy on a White House tour goes rogue, demanding to talk to the president about Operation Remington.
Mr. Waxman has accused PaineWebber of breaching its fiduciary duties in the episode and has said that Mr. Wu previously sent group messages to clients without being punished.
