Most remarkable, however, has been her willingness to undertake a number of highly sensitive cases from the years of violence.
As a 25-year F.B.I. veteran who spent most of his career in counterintelligence, Mr. Hanssen had access to a wide array of highly sensitive cases and documents, and the F.B.I. believes he became a frequent user of the bureau's computers to supplement his own knowledge.
Abdel-Rahman, the blind cleric jailed for involvement in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, and Siddiqui, whose uncle by marriage was Sept 11 mastermind Khaled Sheikh Mohammad, are highly sensitive cases in Egypt and Pakistan, used to win support for al Qaeda's cause and draw in recruits and funding.
And more often than not, most children don't receive the services of a CAC because they are hiding in their shame, adults are oblivious to their pain, or professionals who should be more aware do not receive the training they need to properly prevent, investigate or prosecute these highly sensitive cases.
Response of primary RCC (as opposed to metastatic deposits) to targeted therapies has not been well studied, however highly sensitive cases are thought to be relatively uncommon.
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This type of studies serves as a good example for building highly sensitive automatic case identification algorithm because they require that all the cases in the population are identified.
In a sign of possible turmoil in a highly sensitive criminal case, the Department of Justice has decided to replace at a critical moment the top prosecutor in its case against a scientist charged with mishandling nuclear weapon secrets at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
He tailored his majority opinion in Tennessee v. Lane to Justice O'Connor's comfort level, for example, and crafted a procedural opinion that removed the highly sensitive Pledge of Allegiance case from the court's docket with surgical precision, leaving no precedent behind.
