This seemed to confirm a long-held suspicion that the vast majority of people who go abroad don't really want a holiday in the traditional sense of the word: a different environment and a departure from normal modes of living.
Talk of impeaching the ex-president could revive suspicions of a "vast right-wing conspiracy".
Mr. Bush in one sense left the NATO meeting as he had arrived, amid a swirl of unanswered questions and lingering suspicions about a vast military project that would change the entire architecture of American and European security in ways that are not yet clear.
Last week the PD mayor of Venice, Giorgio Orsoni, was one of more than 30 people for whom arrest warrants were issued on suspicion of involvement in a vast bribery scheme surrounding the lagoon city's €5bn (£4bn) dam system.
Christopher Wolf, who leads the privacy and information management practice at the law firm Hogan Lovells, said it was troubling for the government to require the reporting of vast amounts of information on financial transfers without suspicion.
The vast majority of betting on the matches under suspicion is believed to have taken place on foreign markets – mostly in Asia – meaning that verifying the details of wagers will not be straightforward.
The keys to Living Black's longevity are unparalleled access to remote communities where outsiders are often seen with suspicion, and a willingness to conquer vast distances.
In an interview, Mr. Fisch said that his 10-month investigation — an unusually detailed look at a widely suspected practice of political hiring within New York's vast state bureaucracy — raised the possibility that those suspicions were accurate.
A spokeswoman said in the vast majority of cases, doctors already reported their suspicions and in some rare cases, such action might not be in the best interests of the child.
His discontents are essentially adolescent and one cannot help harbouring the suspicion that the majority of Murakami's vast global fanbase either recognise and share those discontents or are themselves adolescents.
In accepting the somewhat open-ended American mission to Georgia, Mr. Putin was running against the grain of Russia's traditional suspicion of any foreign military presence along its vast borders.
