Futterman continued, "If an individual police officer is exposed, how many other criminal cases might that undermine?
The death of teenager Bronte Doyne from cancer after she was told to stop googling her symptoms exposes how many professionals want to ignore the advances of the information age and cling to the old power relationship between doctors and patients.
For nearly a decade, Ms. Schultz and her colleagues have been rooting through the minutiae of accounting regulations, government filings and corporate retirement plans to expose how many of the largest American companies have systematically plundered their employees' pension funds, at once robbing their workers of hard-won benefits and enriching their own profits.
He was sacked this year after an internet campaign exposed how many expensive watches he owned, and asked how he could afford them on a provincial official's salary.
As 9to5Mac discovered last year, the Game Center app actually exposed how many total users Game Center has: as of December 2015, 405,519,488 players were using the application.
Last year's infamous multiracial Cheerios commercial exposed how many Americans feel about the joining of two people with different skin tones.
Last year's infamous multi-racial Cheerios commercial exposed how many Americans feel about the joining of two people with different skin tones.
One theory is that Fed is hiding the secret assistance it provided to the financial sector, because it would expose how many Wall Street institutions are truly walking zombies, kept alive by accounting tricks like deferred-tax assets, "a fancy term for pent-up losses that the bank hopes to use later to cut its tax bills," according to Bloomberg's Jonathan Wiel.
There are no childhood blood lead standards or any national surveillance programs in place in South Africa to reveal how many children are exposed countrywide.
Still, after traumas of the last year exposed how poorly many banks managed their risks, many Americans might be relieved to know that experienced risk managers are a hot commodity on Wall Street.
