As the consequences have grown more serious, reports of cheating have exploded, said Robert Schaeffer, the president of FairTest, an organization that opposes the emphasis on standardized testing.
In the wild east, where some clans are no fans of Somaliland, there are more serious reports: ballot boxes have been blocked and a female electoral commission staffer (first worryingly described as an "election observer" in reports) shot dead.
Ms. Morayef said the organization had received more and more "serious reports" of military torture in recent weeks, with a surge of new cases after March 9, the day 190 protesters, including Mr. Kashef and his brother, were arrested.
Much of the press seems to be too trivial to mention that, but Ashcroft has threatened some of the journalists that are more serious about reporting with libel, and he's got the cash and lawyers to back it up.
More serious were reports that regulators in the US and Europe are investigating complaints from rivals about potentially anticompetitive behaviour from Apple.
Seton Hall's team is dealing with something far more serious: the report that one of its players was drunk while causing a horrific crash on the Garden State Parkway.
The United States Bureau of Justice Statistics' assessment of mental health in corrections (i.e., prisons) found that 24%% of all offenders incarcerated in state prisons (i.e., lengths of incarceration typically exceeding one year and involving more serious offenses) reported that they had a recent history of a mental health problem (Glaze & James 2006).
More serious events reported included the onset of diabetes, hypothyroidism, peripheral edema, sexual dysfunction, elevated blood pressure, and chest pain.
These fall into two broad categories, one in which the side of the lesion is correctly identified in the report, but switched in the impression/opinion section and the other more serious error of reporting the lesion on the wrong side of the body in both the report and opinion parts.
