The shortcomings of the report by Dr. Almunia Portolés are addressed in a scathing point-by-point rebuttal prepared by Dr. Lara Pozzato, also for the Free Morgan Foundation.
Carolyn Kellogg of the Los Angeles Times, however, did not, publishing a scathing point-by-point rebuttal to Siegel's article, including linking to at least half a dozen such parodies of the very New Yorker list that Siegel moaned had gone un-parodied.
Time will tell, but... ... in the meantime, Estelle Gross at Le Nouvel Observateur wrote a scathing piece pointing out that so close to the elections (only 27 days to go before the first round), the Sarkozy team still hasn't come up with a political programme.
For example, the Washington Post, which seems to have taken things entirely too seriously, wrote a scathing review which points out that the American Academy of Pediatrics has advised parents keep kids under the age of two away from screens entirely.
She was also tough to the point of scathing.
It also prompted Wolf to send a scathing letter to Bolden pointing out that his legislation could not have been the basis for NASA's decision.
America's report was eloquent and scathing, missing no opportunity to point out clues overlooked or warnings unheeded.
But, much as I relish Orton's scathing verbal wit, there comes a point when one craves something more than blanket cynicism.
Those guys in white aren't Novara but Real Madrid," he tweeted at one point before offering a scathing take on the team's transfer business.
In Borgen, Fonsmark is ethical to the point of extreme stubbornness – scathing of other people's weakness, determined to communicate the true story rather than the lines being spun by those in power.
