It is only the involvement of global newspapers that prevented this information from spilling out across the web and genuinely causing a catastrophic leak.
I don't deny - and neither does Moszczynski - that the Poles' arrival in large numbers genuinely caused resentment, some of it possibly justified, against government policies.
46 Alternatively, this nephropathy might be genuinely caused by TDF, one of the components of EVG/COBI/FTC/TDF.
No peak of deletions or substitutions was seen for Nrd1, indicating that the deletions are genuinely caused by Nab3 crosslinking, rather than by an increase of sequencing error rate or background crosslinking efficiency near UCUU or CUUG motifs.
The line between asking for cash for a genuinely good cause – paying for medical bills, for example; and a frivolous one – new tits – is not always clear.
There is genuinely more cause for optimism than in recent seasons, but if it is to stand up to the intense scrutiny of the Six Nations – and, as Vern Cotter suggested this week, there is no examination quite like the northern hemisphere's annual roll in the mud – then there remain areas where marked improvement is still a necessity, in particular in discipline and defence.
To establish certain knowledge, it is necessary, thirdly, to examine by means of induction the effects of drinking wine, so that we can conclude that the wine is genuinely the cause of our drunkenness.
The future that psychologist Dr Adrian Raine predicts from a civil liberties perspective, at least—falls somewhere between Philip K. Dick's most outlandish speculations and a genuinely serious cause for alarm.
"Today's changes will help make sure that when people donate to charity, their money always goes to genuinely good causes," he said.
Indeed, the data vault may usher in the sort of market-based solutions that "might discourage heavier regulation by Congress, where protecting privacy is one of the few genuinely bipartisan causes," says Jon Leibowitz, the (outgoing) chairman of America's Federal Trade Commission.
