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ROBERT A. OLSTEIN says he was not surprised by the recent wave of corporate accounting scandals.
This upmarket condominium is one of the most intriguing by the recent wave of global architects making their mark in Singapore.
… More often than not, fears like these manifest as loathing for the current administration, as evidenced by the recent wave of Romney fund-raisers in the Hamptons.
Security researchers took particular interest in the fact that the Silicon Valley company Adobe Systems was one of the companies hit by the recent wave of attacks.
The American model has put down roots around the world that are too deep to be uprooted entirely by the recent wave of scandals, especially in developing countries like India that have pushed hard to modernize in recent years.
That logic did not preclude a cease-fire once General Zinni arrived, since both sides seem exhausted by the recent wave of violence and in need of a respite.
Mr. Benavidez said he had been offended by the recent waves of protests around the country, with illegal immigrants demanding rights, and by the comparisons that had been made between those efforts and the civil rights struggles of the past over things like voter registration.
The French authority's complicity has been widely criticized by historians, and the recent wave of anti-Semitic incidents in France raises old fears and new questions.
It is a brilliant science fiction concept, so brilliant, in fact, that it has been copied by computer hackers in the recent wave of attacks against well-known Internet commerce companies like Yahoo, Amazon.com, eBay, Buy.com, E-Trade and CNN.com.
He didn't talk about his dick or restart his feud with Rosie O'Donnell he even opened the address by referencing Black History Month and denouncing the recent wave of anti-Semitic bomb threats and the racist shooting of two Indian men in Kansas.
It is that same ambition that explains the recent wave of deals by other Internet companies.
