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The mood against tax havens is running hot and strong, fuelled by extreme examples of tax avoidance by multinationals and rich individuals, and the main governments, including our own, are pledged to do something about it.
Some of the faux pas cited by these professionals, though extreme examples of how not to do it, can nonetheless be instructive.
Re "Is It Safe to Play Yet?" by Michael Tortorello (March 15): To the Editor: By focusing on a few extreme examples of "obsessed" parents with time and money to spare, the article undermined the very real health threats that household toxic chemicals pose on a population-wide scale and, in particular, the way that the chemical burden falls heavily on the poor and certain minorities.
She magnified her testimony by highlighting some of the extreme examples of rape that she's come across while visiting refugee camps.
One of the most extreme examples of this real-time intertwining is a self-titled disc by the Japanese trio I.S.O.
Cases of causal overdetermination are extreme examples of causal networks in which probabilistic relevance is washed out or inverted by the causal contributions of an exogenous variable.
Severely fragmented DNA may have consequences for technologic applications, such as long-read next-generation DNA sequencing; but even in situations where stored DNA is fragmented, methodologies to accurately sequence such samples are improving continuously, as demonstrated by the extreme example of the successful sequencing of ancient DNA (45).
[C9.] CNN Headline News Anchor Resigns Andrea Thompson, the former "NYPD Blue" actress whose hiring by CNN Headline News last year was panned by critics as an extreme example of the melding of news and entertainment, is leaving the network.
