May 5. ERIN BROCKOVICH Julia Roberts goes dramatic as a file clerk who fights a public utility and wins, exposing a cover-up about contaminated water.
Memories of that flash of brilliance were dulled in defeat, a fourth match without a win exposing the work that must be done to re-establish this squad as contenders on all fronts.
Saturday at Anteater Ballpark, a three-run home run by Dirtbags' senior Matt Hibbert in the eighth inning that erased a 6-4 deficit and keyed the visitors' 8-6 win, helped expose a UCI bullpen that has been the source of some peaks and valleys this season.
Alison Holt won the "exposing Britain's social evils" prize for unveiling cruelty in care homes for elderly.
But while this year's winning entry exposes some of her blemishes, Ms Raw, 34, said it was an "honest" work.
The newspaper's doggedness was recognized last year with the Pulitzer that Mr. Eyre won for exposing drug companies that had flooded West Virginia with painkillers while flouting state law.
The jury explained Klein won "for exposing the structural causes and responsibility for the climate crisis, for inspiring us to stand up locally, nationally and internationally to demand a new agenda for sharing the planet that respects human rights and equality, and for reminding us of the power of authentic democracy to achieve transformative change and justice".
What do you make of the racial divide that her wins have exposed recently; for example, the 20percentt of voters in West Virginia who said race was a factor?
But, stuck in jail in Reno, Mr. Francis is now desperately trying to drum up public sympathy, if not win release, to expose how unfairly he believes authorities have treated him.
Coaching to not-lose rather than to win, coaching conservatively, exposes coaches to fewer embarrassing failures, and coaches (yes, I'm looking at you, Norv Turner) can fail consistently and unembarrassingly and still have long careers.
In 2001, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, David Cay Johnston, exposed this as a sham.
