As a result, the line of controversy was removed from all future broadcasts of the episode, as well as from DVD productions.
This is merely the latest in a long line of controversies to surround Arkadi Gaydamak.
The latest in a long line of controversies, Clarkson and the Top Gear crew were forced to flee Argentina last year after they were pelted with stones by a crowd incensed that one of their vehicles had a number plate that appeared to refer to the Falklands conflict.
The current row is the latest in a long line of controversies that have dogged the British grand prix ever since Nicola Foulston, chairman of Brands Hatch Leisure, signed a deal with the formula one overlord Bernie Ecclestone to run the race at the Kent circuit from 2002.
The ruling is the latest in a long line of controversies involving the Swiss-based company, which has previously been criticised for aggressively marketing the health benefits of infant formula over breast milk in developing countries and using child labour among its suppliers.
Sunday's incident is the latest in a long line of controversies since Balotelli joined City in a £24 deal from Inter Milan in the summer of 2010.
The PlayStation 4 snafu is just the latest in a long line of controversies for Foxconn, which have included reported labor abuses behind the making of the iPhone 5C, the iPhone 5 and the iPad.
The question of whether daily fantasy sports is or isn't gambling has placed discussion of the industry within a broader debate over the legality of wagering on sports, and Christie has spent his time as governor on the front lines of that controversy.
A caseworker at the city's Human Resources Administration resigned his job after doing just that, the city's Conflicts of Interest Board said on Tuesday, the latest episode in a long line of municipal controversy wrought by the musky yet misunderstood mammal.
The silver lining of the controversy is that it raised consciousness about this problem on Twitter and Facebook.
Carlos Moedas, Europe's commissioner for research, science and innovation, will today draw a line under months of controversy over the role of scientific advice in Brussels policymaking.
