There are not many, whereas in Europe and the United States there are copious examples of sporting directors who played for the team during their career and therefore understand the inner spirit of the side, how to engage with fans and the culture of the club.
Each chapter gives copious examples of [End Page 172] the tactic in action, then ends with suggestions for policies to eliminate or at least mitigate the type of rigging in question.
The exhibit also includes copious examples of more traditional cigarette endorsements by athletes — occasionally in uniform — and entertainers.
A new book by Jack Gottlieb, Funnyy, It Doesn't Sound Jewish," makes the connections explicit, with copious examples of cases where Yiddish songs and cantorial music were adapted, wittingly or unwittingly, by Jewish songwriters as they plied their craft in the mainstream.
On the other hand, there are copious examples of relatively simple to complex nucleosides that exhibit diverse alternative mechanisms of action.
Within the next few years, researchers found copious examples of these particles, as well as other new particles that were heavier even than the proton.
Lincoln, as the exhibition and its accompanying book by Jonathan Sarna and Benjamin Shapell demonstrate with copious examples, "interacted with Jews, commissioned Jews, trusted Jews, defended Jews, pardoned Jews, took advice from Jews, gave jobs to Jews, extended rights to Jews, revoked an expulsion of Jews, and even chose a Jew as his confidential agent".
And in the course of a lunch-into-cocktails sojourn during Mr. Stark's recent visit to Manhattan, he offered copious examples of what to look for.
It was a solid thesis and one borne out with copious examples of Sean Hannity (who he repeatedly referred to as "Lumpy") flip-flopping on his stance on everything from Obama's use of teleprompters to his elitism.
Both books offer copious examples of serious, thoughtful people who had real doubts about whether Hitler was a threat worth fighting: cabinet members and generals, newspaper publishers and business leaders.
