Arguing that Ireland has "one of the most concentrated media markets of any democracy", they contend that this "alarming" feature has to be viewed alongside another "gravely concerning aspect of the Irish media landscape".
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"We could now release substantial information that, in our view, would seriously undermine the quality of this prosecution and gravely undermine the credibility of the complainant," Mr Brafman wrote.
Benjamin Brafman and William W. Taylor III, Mr. Strauss-Kahn's defense lawyers, in a letter to the prosecution dated May 25: "Indeed, were we intent on improperly feeding the media frenzy, we could now release substantial information that in our view would seriously undermine the quality of this prosecution and also gravely undermine the credibility of the complainant in this case".
"Indeed," they added, "were we intent on improperly feeding the media frenzy, we could now release substantial information that in our view would seriously undermine the quality of this prosecution and also gravely undermine the credibility of the complainant in this case".
The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it viewed the incident gravely, but officials said they considered it to be over.
In a chilling comment later to foreign ministers meeting in Geneva, Mr. Annan underlined how gravely he viewed the responsibility of having clear orders for his people.
This effective abolition of the Secretariat left the emperor as the central government's sole coordinator of any significance, strengthened his control over the officialdom, and, in the view of many later scholars, gravely weakened the Ming state system.
The Hong Kong authorities have gravely miscalculated the views of their citizens.
People with international experience tend to view the spector of disease more gravely.
