In that category, Mr Clarke found other instances of worrying incidents that were first reported on Newsnight.
For instance, nearly 80% of incident cases of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes are attributable to physical inactivity, tobacco smoking and unhealthy diet alone [ 1].
This is due to a recently amended policy under which if less than 10 instances of a specific incident is reported, the information is redacted.
It's hard to describe exactly what I mean without giving away too much, but it involves two instances of incest, multiple incidents of arson and/or battery, ghosts relaying rudderless wisdom from beyond the grave and one Paul Éluard poem, of which the significance I can't even pretend to grasp.
They used data collected by the UK Health Protection Agency that described instanced of 'chemical incidents' – events in which members of the public had, or could have been, exposed to a chemical that could have caused illness.
Common starlings may be sucked into aircraft jet engines, one of the worst instances of this being an incident in Boston in 1960.
But these are only two instances of the sexually related incidents that fill the country's papers and gossip sites every day.
Because the incidents represent instances of the authority's "losing control," he said, his network has never televised the two images that now define the Israeli view of the conflict: that of the Palestinian mob torching and destroying a site known as Joseph's tomb, which is venerated by Orthodox Jews, and the killings of the two Israeli soldiers here.
She's since attributed multiple instances of food poisoning to those incidents.
In conclusion, during PEP guideline revision, which expanded the recommendation for PEP beyond persons with known bite exposures, numbers of bats submitted for testing, reported exposure incidents, and instances of PEP administration increased significantly in New York.
