Skeptics ask whether the changes go far enough to assure that public-spirited officials will have the ability to control the endlessly inventive ranks of bond speculators and derivatives wizards.
Meanwhile, President Obama forestalled a second Great Depression, turned the attention of the executive branch toward real problems, restored lawfulness and decency to foreign and domestic policy, damped down the flames of global anti-Americanism, and staffed the agencies and departments with competent, public-spirited officials who believe in the duty of government to advance the general welfare.
To Trump, who views everything through a lens of self-interest, there are no matters of legitimate public interest at stake in the Russia story; no public-spirited officials trying to fulfill their duty to the public; no duty on his part to respect the need for distance between the White House and the Justice Department when it comes to matters having to do with the President.
Parveena Ahangar, the chairwoman of the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons in Jammu and Kashmir, said her group had documented hundreds of cases in which officials spirited away people who have never been seen since.
When Czech officials spirited her away, Connolly tracked her down in her native country and they were allowed to marry.
According to reports, airport officials "spirited" the passengers through the airport without stopping in customs or immigration.
He was afraid they would be spirited away by Tibetan officials in Lhasa, said Gombu Tsering, 70, the museum's caretaker.
It wasn't to do with the Middle East, which is often a flashpoint at Soas, but everything to do with nine cleaners who had been arrested by UK Border Agency officials and spirited away to a detention centre.
In a strange twist to a complex intelligence case, a doctor who worked for the C.I.A. in Iraq, but was detained by United States immigration officials after being spirited here for protection, has decided to fight for political asylum in America rather than being sent to a neutral third country.
As soon as Bill Rupprecht, Sotheby's chief executive, took the winning bid over the telephone, Mr. Moe, who was watching the auction from a box above the saleroom, was spirited away by Sotheby's officials to provide a "hammer deposit" of another $250,000.
