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Japan's courts are not usually the subject of massive popular interest in the country.

That massacre was rightly the subject of massive media coverage around the globe, not least because it was a transparent attempt to stifle freedom of expression.

WHEN "Signs," the fifth film by the 32-year-old box-office wunderkind M. Night Shyamalan, was released last month, Mr. Shyamalan became the subject of massive hype that labeled him a cinematic auteur worthy of comparison with Alfred Hitchcock and Steven Spielberg.

More than 20 years after their discovery, fluorescent proteins (FPs) continue to be the subject of massive engineering efforts yielding continued improvements.

Charles Darwin's version of transformism has been the subject of massive historical and philosophical scholarship almost unparalleled in any other area of the history of science.

And there would be a serious image problem to face; both companies were the subject of massive financial scandals in the last three years, undergoing federal investigation, embarrassing income restatements, and ultimately hundreds of millions of dollars in fines and legal settlements.

So easy to introduce yourself to that community as a N00B, ask to sit at their feet and imbibe knowledge, and then be the subject of a massive denial of service attack of the mind.

The neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn, whose leaders are the subject of a massive investigation following the murder of a leftist rapper in 2013, has been excluded from the debate.

In a characteristically understated way, Mr. Friedlander — the subject of a massive retrospective in 2005 at the Museum of Modern Art — describes his contribution simply as "one photographer's pleasurable and wandering glances at places that bear the great vision of Mr. Olmsted".

Currently the subject of a massive manhunt, photographs of Tsarnaev appear to match the man who became known as "suspect number two" or "the suspect in the white hat".

The good news was that Toyota announced on February 1st that it had come up with a cure for the sticking pedals which, along with badly fitting floor mats (the subject of another massive recall late last year), have been blamed for at least 19 deaths and more than 2,000 incidents of "unintended acceleration".The bad news was almost everything else.