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"There are extraordinarily few cases that have ever resulted in a conviction, and those are mostly from the 1950's," said Stephen M. Ryan, a lawyer with Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, a former federal prosecutor and a former general counsel of the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs.

"If you are unlucky enough to be caught, you might have to trundle through the courts for 10 years," said Hugo Alconada Mon, an investigative journalist, "but the case will eventually be thrown out and you'll get to keep the money". According to one study, only 3percentt of 750 major corruption cases, involving some $13 billion, have ever resulted in convictions.

"In cases where we find that an agency is misusing our technology, we can take a variety of actions up to and including suspending support for the system". He did not say, though, whether those investigations have ever resulted in a country being cut off.

Very few cases of rape against lesbians have ever resulted in convictions.

No prior planetary alignments have ever resulted in ills on Earth.

Miss Brotman emphasized that no experiment performed at Vilab has ever resulted in the death or disablement of a chimp.

But there has never been an accidental launch or detonation of a nuclear warhead and, while there have been three dozen American mishaps in which nuclear weapons were present, no accident has ever resulted in a nuclear blast.

Although officially a multi-party democracy, Senegal has often been described as a quasi-democracy: no election since independence in 1960 had ever resulted in a change of government.

No Hell in a Cell match that has ever aired on Monday Night Raw has ever resulted in a clear-cut winner.

"There is no evidence that the global gag rule has ever resulted in its stated aim of reducing abortion," Ann M. Starrs, President and CEO of The Guttmacher Institute, the reproductive health policy institution wrote in an editorial in the journal The Lancet in February.

A Nov. 12 column by syndicated writer Ben Shapiro noted that "There is no question that the Barack Obama Movement was led not by elder statesman, but by college students and twentysomethings," then added: "No political mass movement led by young people has ever resulted in good.