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The novel provides another example of the moral ambiguity Stevenson had explored earlier in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

But for the President to boast of them so flippantly was not exactly an example of the moral clarity that is supposed to be his specialty.

A prime example of the moral and emotional burden that many judges attach to their role is the down-to-the-wire deliberations of the 1983 Booker panel.

Adultery was for him the perfect example of the moral condition of the suburban middle class: the source of a wickedly exciting kind of pleasure and a terrible kind of guilt.

To the contrary, Bachelet, now two years into her presidency, is a prime example of the moral quandaries and emotional strains that still affect Chileans old enough to remember the Pinochet dictatorship.

The latest example of the moral ambiguities of curation in a mobile world came this week, when the New York Post published a photo taken seconds before a man who had been pushed onto the subway tracks was fatally struck.

His cowardly attempt to cover up his Nazi past is one of the most striking examples of the moral degradation of a man of genius.

It fills in the history we need to know and offers an example of the humanistic moral anthropology that informs the whole book.

The Halabja episode is an example of the nettlesome moral politics that arise whenever there are allegations of chemical-weapons use.

This is just one example of the precarious moral position into which we put ourselves whenever we -- as a society or as individuals -- pick up the hangman's rope.

The case, which reflected the view that high officials should adhere to a higher standard of conduct than the general public, was a rare example of the unity of moral and legal standards, according to Mr. Levin, who also is professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania.