Both the hacked emails regarding climate change from East Anglia University and others stolen from Sarah Palin's Yahoo account have appeared on the site, passed on after clear cases of data-stealing intrusions.
The account of the pressure on USIS to clear cases was provided by two former senior employees and one current employee, all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Fallacies that depend on Accident are clear cases of ignoratio elenchi when once 'proof' has been defined.
I once got in contact with people in their organizations but got no interest from them on addressing these clear cases of cruel and unethical treatment of animals.
Unlike most insider attacks against foreign forces, known as "green on blue" killings, most of the attacks between Afghans, "green on green," have been clear cases of either infiltration by Taliban insurgents or turncoat attacks.
Where exactly the tipping point lies is difficult to determine, and it is an issue I will broach later, in the section on boundary judgments, but the key point for now is that there can be clear cases on either side even if the precise boundary is murky.
Although the line between expression and idea is often hazy, there are clear cases on both sides of it.
In the story, billionaire Bruce Wayne, who as a child witnessed his parents' murder, encounters the social worker Debra Kane, who takes Wayne to check up on her clients: he sees clear cases of child abuse and brave but futile resistance to it.
He came out strong on abortion, set out a clear case on healthcare, continued to reiterate his actual policy on tax cuts (as opposed to the one that McCain keeps on repeating), while also talking about education.
"Abe assessed this alarming situation and took very deliberate steps to establish a relationship with Trump early on, making a clear case for the importance of Japan to U.S. interests and appealing to Trump on a personal basis," said Kristi Govella, a fellow in the program on U.S.-Japan relations at Harvard University.
