Put teeth in Google privacy fines
CNN International
(CNN) -- This week Germany levied a fine against Google for one of the biggest wiretapping violations in history. The fine? Less than $200,000. Google's net profits in 2012? More than $10 billion. Imagine a driver of a fancy car caught for speeding and ...
"France has no tradition of investigative journalism," Gerard Davet, one of the first true proponents of the trade, told Deutsche Welle. A gaunt, soft-spoken 44-year-old, Davet cut his teeth on political scandals at local daily Le Parisien before moving to national daily and journal of reference Le Monde, where he has been sticking those teeth, these past nine years, into Nicolas Sarkozy.
According to Caro, Johnson responded, “Well, what the hell’s the presidency for?”
This is the question every president must ask and answer. For Lyndon Johnson in the final weeks of 1963, the presidency was for
two things: passing a civil rights bill with teeth, to replace the much
weaker 1957 law he’d helped to pass as Senate majority leader, and
launching the War on Poverty.Advertising
Woman's Day Turns 75 While Looking Forward
By STUART ELLIOTT
In its
celebration, the magazine is striving for what its editor called "a
delicate balance," capitalizing on longevity without appearing too long
in the tooth to be contemporary.
cut one's teeth
Also, cut one's eyeteeth on. Get one's first experience by doing, or learn early in life, as in I cut my teeth on this kind of layout or He cut his eyeteeth on magazine editing. This term alludes to the literal verb to cut teeth, meaning "to have teeth first emerge through a baby's gums," a usage dating from the late 1600s.
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