Falling beneath the radar of so much of the news media, it barely registers when the series takes a provocative turn, as it did in Season 3, when it had a worn-out mother drive a demon child into a lake, evoking the case of Susan Smith, who was convicted of multiple counts of murder.
It is a tale that evokes the famous case in the 1980's, when a postdoctoral student, Margot O'Toole, accused a researcher in David Baltimore's lab, Thereza Imanishi-Kari, of faking data published in the journal Cell.
A 5-year-old Cuban-American boy and his mother have arrived in Cuba, where they are seeking residence, setting off an international custody battle evoking the Elian Gonzalez case, but in reverse.
Adam Silverman's latest pots, which will be on view in Los Angeles beginning this weekend, seem to have emerged from a volcano: they are intensely colored, craggily textured and in some cases evoke the flow of lava.Mr.
Our study indicate that reviewing patient cases evoke the complexity of the clinical situation and potentially assist in paying attention to how 'new knowledge' integrates with complex clinical reasoning [ 21].
Paterno's references to troublemakers and Miami inevitably evoke the curious and very public case of Willie Williams, the University of Miami recruit whom Spanier described to me as "a criminal" because of his rap sheet of crimes.
In "Gone Too Soon," now touring Hard Rock restaurants around the country, familiar talismans of flamed-out stars -- such as Stevie Ray Vaughan's Maori necklace -- share stage time with quieter relics -- like Kurt Cobain's seventh grade yearbook -- in glass cases that evoke the voyeuristic set-up of a medical oddities museum.
Other aspects of the current case evoke another botched case: the 2013 prosecution of former Eli Lilly scientists Guoqing Cao and Shuyu Li.
The rooms upstairs also evoke the past.
Newt Gingrich has proposed terminating the board's funding, and Tim Pawlenty said the case evokes "the Soviet Union circa 1970s".
