And its D.C. bureau has frequently brought forth fresh reporting on Washington corruption and depravity, with a recent example being a story bearing this headline, "Aetna CEO Threatened Obamacare Pullout If Feds Opposed Humana Merger". The site's chief media reporter, Michael Calderone, is a model of reportorial integrity and enterprise.
The resemblance lies not in plot or theme but in the modesty and integrity of the enterprise and the way both films prize the words and gestures.
The theater's "haunt director," a twinkly eyed man who took the safety and artistic integrity of the enterprise seriously, led me through a warren of sets, past an impressive computerized control center, to my spot: the archetypal living room of grandmother's house, with an open Red Riding Hood basket and a portrait of a wolf on the wall.
Other times, engagement is the right approach as when the integrity of the enterprise is challenged.
She is an advocate, and her actions threaten the integrity of the enterprise, and of everyone who works with her...
"Unfortunately, even as due diligence into the integrity of domestic enterprises in China has become more important in the light of perceived widespread fraud and misrepresentation, access to records has become even more difficult," said John Kuzmik, a consultant and former partner-in-charge of the law firm Baker Botts in Hong Kong.
While far less celebrated than film directors or restaurant chefs, farmers market managers such as Rodgers are equally responsible for the identity, success and integrity of their enterprises, even if most shoppers don't even know they exist.
The thinly veiled portrait seemed somehow beneath Miller, a man who had long been viewed not only as a major playwright but also as a moral exemplar, a guarantee that there was still integrity in the literary enterprise.
Concern over the integrity of the research enterprise has been mounting for years, and has triggered high-level studies by the US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine and the US Office of Research Integrity, among others.
When scientists "offer their professional expertise without disclosing potential financial benefits to themselves," the editors wrote, "it threatens to undermine public trust, not simply in a particular paper or journal, but in the integrity of the scientific enterprise as a whole".
This appears to have been at least in part a deliberate decision by Burton – she has described her novel as a "feminist golden-age fiction" – but by vesting Oortman with sensibilities that match those of our own age, she breaks the hermetic seal of her carefully imagined historical world and, like an oversized object in a doll's house, threatens the integrity of the whole enterprise.
