But sometimes unremarkable cases turn out to be remarkable: Ashcroft v. Iqbal, decided May 18, was ostensibly about a terrorism suspect's rights to sue government officials.
The Wall Street Journal's James Taranto wrote a remarkable piece yesterday: his op-ed, "Susan Patton Told The Truth," ostensibly praises a woman -- the Princeton alumna who wrote an instantly viral letter to the editor of the Daily Princetonian Friday encouraging undergraduate women to hurry up and find husband while in college.
Massage kept him going, but it was remarkable that he should be so industrious, charging around on quagmires that brought ostensibly fitter men to a standstill, and that he should pack such a booming shot, which brought him plenty of long-distance goals.
Yet for a war-ravaged area ostensibly cut off from the rest of the world, the system, even now, appears to work with remarkable efficiency.
But the most remarkable part of this story, besides the obscene amount of excess key players were said to be spending ostensibly public money on everything from original Picassos to a set of 14 diamond-studded tiaras is that American bankers actually seem to be getting in trouble for it.
Ostensibly this aids transparency.
His teammates, ostensibly.
The commission is ostensibly independent.
I'm ostensibly an expert.
That, ostensibly, was the end.
