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The scorecard is the latest example of how, when it comes to education policy at all levels, Washington foments the tyranny of data.

The past week brought the latest example of this dynamic when Boehner yielded to an uprising against the bipartisan Senate deal to extend by two months a popular payroll tax holiday and an extension of unemployment benefits.

Sandiva and Toormore did not shorten for the Guineas after scoring at the recent Craven meeting and Western Hymn became the latest example of the phenomenon when his odds for the Derby became marginally bigger after his victory in the Classic Trial here on Friday.

AOL's acquisition of social-networking site Bebo, announced Thursday, is the latest example of hazy math when it comes to valuing Web companies with little or no revenues.

McCain's fiasco was only the latest example of what happens when you take a chance on the unknown.

The latest example of this occurred last week, when a female Lebanese TV presenter told off a male sheikh guest for insulting her when she urged him to keep his answers short.

The latest example of this came last week when he urged Parliament to retain July 22 as the Polish national holiday.

"Especially in this economy, with Enron only the latest example of what can happen when a company and its auditors do not make full public disclosure of financial circumstances, the Congress should not adopt this proposal".

Their deaths were only the latest example of a tragic reality: When disaster strikes, people with disabilities are disproportionately affected.

Whatever the outcome, the nearly six-year-old marriage has become the latest example of what can happen when a traditional media company imposes its will -- and business plan -- on a start-up that has not yet reached its potential.

The latest example of the trend came Monday when the commissioner attacked Mr. Hevesi, the city comptroller, in an opinion article written for The Daily News.