Justice Dept. Opposes Affidavit Release, Fearing It Will ‘Chill’ Inquiry
- The Justice Department objected to releasing the affidavit used in the Mar-a-Lago search because it would “compromise future investigative steps.”
- The Justice Department objected to releasing the affidavit used in the Mar-a-Lago search because it would “compromise future investigative steps.”
Gun Handed to Alec Baldwin Was Not Thoroughly Checked, Affidavit Says
The film’s assistant director told an investigator that he should have inspected each round in each chamber in the gun, according to an affidavit.
"A truly fortuitous series of tweets from the Misspeller in Chief."
An affadavit(sic) from Robert K. Steel, Wachovia's chief executive, suggests that the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation -- which helped arrange the Citi-Wachovia deal -- was initially more favorable to Wells Fargo's offer than the agency officially indicated, DealBook reported.
affiome Toy Makers Shun the China Label
With the U.S. toy industry reeling from recalls of millions of Chinese-made toys, some of Europe’s best-known toy makers find themselves in a fortuitous position.
shun
verb [T] -nn-
1 to avoid something:
She has shunned publicity since she retired from the theatre.
2 to ignore someone and not speak to them because you cannot accept their behaviour, beliefs, etc:
After the trial he was shunned by friends and family alike.
fortuitous
adjective FORMAL
(of something that is to your advantage) not planned, happening by chance:
The timing of the meeting is certainly fortuitous.
The collapse of its rivals brought fortuitous gains to the company.
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Separately, top executives of Pixar, the animation studio founded by Steve Jobs and now owned by Walt Disney Co., received stock-option grants priced at the stock's annual lows in four years between 1997 and 2003.
Such a remarkable pattern of fortuitous timing raises questions about whether the options were backdated or otherwise manipulated to grant extra pay to the executives. Apple Computer Inc., where Mr. Jobs is chief executive, has said it discovered "irregularities" in its options grants, including one to Mr. Jobs, and may restate results because of them.
After questions about the grants were raised by The Wall Street Journal in early March, Mr. Alexander and Mr. Kreinberg lied to a company attorney, saying that the grants had been fortuitous, not backdated, the government says. With this information, the company falsely told the Journal that grants had been approved on the day the company said they had, according to the affidavit.
(c) What appears to be a higher percentage of boys in the accompanying table with vision 20/20 or better comes from the fortuitous consolidation and confounding of lop-sided proportions at
the different ages and levels of vision, of the kind just described. (Deming)
(c)之所以會有看來(如附表)男生在視力20/20以上的比女生更多的錯誤說法,實因為表格匯整時偶然會有疏忽並有不同年齡和視力水準的不均衡(lop-sided)比率之交絡,如(b)所述。
Because of the fundamental role of symbolization in almost everything we do, perhaps no aspect of human development is more important than becoming symbol-minded. What could be more fascinating, I concluded, than finding out how young children begin to use and understand symbolic objects and how they come to master some of the symbolic items ubiquitous in modern life. As a result of that fortuitous model-room experiment, I shifted my focus from memory to symbolic thinking.
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