But New Zealand's reputation as a pristine place might not be exactly warranted.
Alex Gibney's Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room was a hubristic account exactly warranted by the delusions embodied in that subtitle, while Mike Achbar and Jennifer Abbott's The Corporation (2003) took said entity seriously in its claim to "personhood" under American law, and clinically diagnosed that "person" as a psychopath, inhuman, unappeasable, shark-like and guilt-free.
I'll be the first to say that this optimism isn't exactly warranted, and I intend to cast it off like an old coat at the end of this post.
This isn't exactly a warrant; it's an order to turn over "tangible things"; it refers to the Patriot Act, whose Section 215 allows the government to ask for "business records" that are "relevant" to an investigation, and that is what the government has decided to call these communication records.
On Thursday, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, Marc La Vorgna, said the action in 2007 showed the difficulty of determining exactly who warrants a press pass, "because anyone with a Twitter handle can break news at this point".
Now at a point where they can take a long view of their lives, the sisters conclude that the entire Hillock clan are a bunch of wretched "fools"; indeed Hillock behavior often seems to warrant exactly this assessment.
As a result, under the FAA, the NSA frequently eavesdrops on Americans' calls and reads their emails without any individualized warrants – exactly that which NSA defenders, including Obama, are trying to make Americans believe does not take place.
Jailbreaking your iOS device effectively ends your warranty, which would mean that whatever support Apple is providing to fix your issue isn't exactly… well, warranted.
Harteau's note, e-mailed Dec. 10, said the release of information on active investigations "has been detrimental" to the department in the past and "more recently in major events of this past year," though she didn't specify exactly which case warranted the new policy.
