It is a legitimate question: if the subsidised elements of the arts are squeezed, will that bring collateral damage to the more overtly commercial parts of the industry?
Manning brought the "Collateral Murder" video and other documents to Wikileaks after going to people above her in the chain of command who refused to act.
Chevron brought three collateral actions against the Ecuador judgment in a New York federal court, all overseen by Judge Lewis Kaplan, who has a puzzling attitude toward the case.
Prohibition of highly popular substances never works and brings terrible collateral damage.
Your May 14 editorial about genetically altered salmon -- "hormonally hyperactive creatures" -- brought to mind a collateral issue: the lack of regulations requiring disclosure pertaining to the feedstuffs on which farm-raised fish are grown.
Best known for her involvement in bringing the WikiLeaks Collateral Murder video to the public, Jonsdottir has also been instrumental in Iceland's efforts to become a free-speech haven, and is one of the plaintiffs suing the US government over the proposed surveillance powers granted by the NDAA bill.
The right to fight even when Muslim hostages may be killed is brought out as proof of the permissibility of collateral damage when there is no other choice.
Exiled from Italy, Charles Albert, who belonged to a collateral branch of the House of Savoy, was brought up in Paris and Geneva, where he was exposed to the ideas of the French Revolution.
In some cases direct political pressure — not just the collateral damage of service disruption — appears to be being brought to bear on them by the Russian state.
After legal action brought by a group calling itself the "Plantagenet Alliance", representing claimed collateral descendants of Richard, his final resting place remained uncertain for nearly a year.
