In what has been described as a breathtakingly hypocritical stance, last month the state bar's Review Board published a ruling that blatantly contradicts the position that both the Bar and the AG took in 2010.
Here's a question: Why does the Observer continue to feel the need to publish pieces that blatantly intrude on the personal life of the hometown quarterback?
For example, you should feel more comfortable trusting information found in The New York Times or The Washington Post — two newspapers with proven track records of journalistic integrity and public retraction of errors — than that found in a source like Infowars, which has a wide readership, but often publishes misleading or blatantly incorrect information.
At the time of the alleged groping, the Creston Valley Advance published an unsigned editorial that said Trudeau "blatantly disrespected" the reporter in question.
In keeping with his adopted comic persona, when Mr. Nielsen in 1993 published an autobiography, "Naked Truth," it was one that cheerfully, blatantly fabricated events in his life.
A week after the interview appeared, the section published a letter from Mr. Friedan in which he called the accusation "blatantly untrue" and added, "Never in my life have I ever gratuitously struck anyone".
Some of the more blatantly offensive captions have been tweaked in the time since Rosenberg published her article on June 19th.
He was then joined by four other cardinals, whose public statements were compiled in a book, published just before the opening of the synod — a highly unusual move intended quite blatantly to nip the idea in the bud in advance of the meeting.
PJS could sue the newspapers, blogs and tweeters who have published names in Scotland, Australia and elsewhere, or bring proceedings for contempt of court where someone within the jurisdiction has blatantly encouraged access to the foreign stories.
An Amnesty International report published this month documents what it called the "shocking cases" of pregnant women and even children being separated from their families as a result of the policy, which it described as "blatantly discriminatory" and in contravention of Lebanon's obligations under international law.
