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The report also detailed instances of health care providers offering such smarter care: hospitals preventing re-hospitalizations, upgrading their records systems and cutting out ineffective therapies, for example.
The Ofsted chief inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, said his staff detailed instances of head teachers said to have been forced out or sidelined in conflicts with governors or trustees.
In a television report containing those charges, Reed and other former players cited detailed instances of abuse by Knight, including Knight's brandishing soiled toilet paper as a motivational tool.
In statements to the police and to prosecutors, both parents detailed instances of abuse of their daughter in the home that they shared on George Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, a senior law enforcement official said.
After the story travelled widely Peta released the redacted complaint made to RSPCA NSW, which detailed instances in which shearers working at the station punched sheep in the face, stamped on their heads and more.
Ms. Cabrera, in her statements to the police and prosecutors, detailed instances of abuse in the home that the couple share on George Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, with their daughter and Ms. Cabrera's 5-year-old boy with another man, the official said.
But Mayer and Abramson interviewed three women who detailed similar instances of sexual harassment.
He detailed two instances he had heard about, involving Layfield having sex with two pupils in his care.
Mr. Michaels resigned under pressure, following reporting in The New York Times that detailed numerous instances of outlandish, often sexual behavior by Mr. Michaels and other top executives.
The evidence Mr. Levy presented to Congress supported the testimony of a Chinese-born dissident, Harry Wu, who was expelled from China after he detailed other instances of forced prison labor.
The path to this resignation began after an article in The New York Times early this month detailed numerous instances of outlandish, often sexual behavior by Mr. Michaels and other top executives he brought to the company from his days in radio.
