Underscoring the danger to Andersen, Merck & Company announced yesterday that it was dropping Andersen as its auditor, joining a steadily growing list of companies distancing themselves from the accounting firm.
But even the staid GAO has weighed in similarly, underscoring the danger to "our nation's critical infrastructure".
While officials want to underscore the dangers to retirement benefits that millions of Americans count on, they do not want to frighten consumers, roil financial markets or anger the companies that already put billions of dollars into the system.
Mercer Bullard, president of Fund Democracy, an advocacy group for mutual fund shareholders' interests, said the episode underscored the danger of relying on the military to police the sale of financial products on bases.
The attacks, in two places, underscored the danger of the mission of the French peacekeepers, who have come to be perceived less as a neutral buffer monitoring a cease-fire and more as a party fighting on the side of the government in the former French colony.
Amid the protests, a shooting in a Michigan courthouse on Monday underscored the danger faced by law enforcement personnel.
Mr. Comey described Mr. Padilla's case as "sobering story" that underscored the danger the United States faces from Al Qaeda and "why that terrorist organization so badly wants operatives who can move freely into and out of the United States".
For about the tenth time this past month in my daily blog I again underscored the danger of metastability.
The Court underscored the dangers of not applying age to the custody analysis, writing: "to hold... that a child's age is never relevant to whether a suspect has been taken into custody— and thus to ignore the very real differences between children and adults— would be to deny children the full scope of the procedural safeguards that Miranda guarantees to adults".
Her opinion underscored the dangers of not applying age to the custody analysis, writing: "to hold... that a child's age is never relevant to whether a suspect has been taken into custody— and thus to ignore the very real differences between children and adults— would be to deny children the full scope of the procedural safeguards that Miranda guarantees to adults".
