The Philadelphia transit strike of 1944 is one of the most high profile instances of the federal government invoking the Smith Connally Act.
Nor was he arrested by ordinary coppers – or taken aside for questioning in a civilised fashion – which, in this high-profile instance, would surely have been possible.
Success stories are many and the most high-profile instance has been that of Portsmouth, whose supporters' trust became their principal shareholder in April 2013.
And in at least one high-profile instance that involved him in a legal matter related to the gay community, Walker was on the opposite side.
But just like the earlier high-profile instance when that phrase was displayed, the mission is not complete: one toy has been overlooked.
Both men figured prominently in what one historian has called the Yazoo "bender," the most high-profile instance of Grant's inappropriate, alcohol-driven behavior.
The first high-profile instance of a corporate whistle-blower was in 2000, when an employee at Mitsubishi Motors exposed the company's cover-up of accident-causing defects, including failing brakes and leaking fluids, generating investigations that led to arrests of executives and near bankruptcy for the automaker.
The most high-profile instance of a suspension without a drug test occurred in 2006, when reliever Jason Grimsley was barred for 50 games after the federal authorities unsealed court documents that showed he had admitted to a federal agent that he had used human growth hormone.
The publication of these photos is a high-profile instance of hostile online behavior often referred to as "cyber-abuse," where perpetrators use the Internet to threaten or hurt others through various forms of bullying, harassment, and defamation.
As a high-profile instance of tax inversion, news of the merger was criticized by U.S. politicians, who felt that the move would result in a loss of tax revenue to foreign interests, and could result in further government pressure against inversions (which had, until the Burger King merger, been primarily invoked by pharmaceutical firms).
