But Duveen's team failed to make use of this advantage, preferring to ground their argument in the superior sensibility of their experts.
As a result, America has failed to make use of what is potentially one of its most powerful weapons in the war of ideas against terrorism.
And devastatingly, the government failed to make use of data on the radioactive plumes released from the plant to warn local towns and direct evacuations, the report said.
Andrew Adams's conviction was reversed because his lawyers had failed to make use of material that would have undermined the sole prosecution witness.
"They fail to make use of an important source of inspiration, one that enriches legal thinking, makes law more creative, and strengthens the democratic ties and foundations of different legal systems".
It could fail to make use of the best products and processes available; prove unsustainable, requiring public money to be endlessly channelled into warehousing people; and may lead to dependency, often undermining people's ability to help themselves.
Considered one of the most commercially successful publishers in recent history, Ms. Grann has complained to friends and colleagues that Random House, the largest trade book publisher, has failed to make use of her talents.
In practice, though, the Bureau of Prisons and the Justice Department, which oversees the bureau, have not just failed to make use of this humane and practical program, but have crippled it.
The report, by the agency's inspector general, concluded that the agency failed to push for a wider investigation into how much toxic sludge Ford dumped, failed to make use of aerial photographs that could have pinpointed more waste, and failed to keep the community informed.
