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• Most damningly, both users posted requests to Wikipedia : Bounty Board for a bounty on FA status for ( of all articles ) Gay Nigger Association of America . aran 03 : 40, 25 January 2012 ( UTC)
• More damningly, however, three officials with close knowledge of the case acknowledged that Sanchez was actually beaten and coerced by police investigators into admitting that he had met Aburto before the shooting, a fact he had at first denied.
• Most damningly, Pentangeli tells investigators that Michael personally killed Captain McCluskey ( Sterling Hayden ) and Virgil Sollozzo ( Al Lettieri ), and also began planning his mass slaughter of New York's other Mafia bosses as early as 1950.
• He uncovered many irregularities in which steps were taken to conceal the owners of the stock, most damningly that Solfisburg " appeared " to have established a trust fund to hold the stock solely for the purpose of concealing his ownership from the public record.
• More damningly, there is an assertion in the article that he wrote a book called " To All and Singular; an illustrated primer for new Royalty and Nobility ", published by Bloomsbury Publishing ( the people who published the Harry Potter books ).
• They investigate candidates'lives so exhaustively, in a process that can take literally centuries, that for some damningly negative information to turn up out of the blue would be a huge embarrassment to the Church, and the pope who made the decision to canonise.
• And a lock-jawed, closeted professional type with a guarded, blank gaze considers the issue of gay men having unsafe sex and asks damningly, " What if all of us at the core are sexually adolescent, compulsive, weak, depraved ?"
• There is an aunt who was a Nazi, a half-brother who may have served in the Werewolves, a desperate war's-end youth squad, and, damningly but pretty remote, his first wife's father, a member of an Einsatzgruppe assigned to shoot Jews.
• More damningly, reporters have a sort of vested interest in seeing that the candidate they cover does well, because it puts them at the epicenter of an important political movement rather than a failed campaign . ( Pelosi, however, doesn't seem to be too critical of this seemingly key point .)
• :: : I'm glad that everyone rallied to save an important article from deletion, but you have to understand that the process worked . . . this is a damningly deficient article that  in my opinion  needs a total rewrite if it is truly as famous as people are claiming it is.
• Again, irrelevant to the issue of the Rick Warren article . " " But these claims are posted after they wrote this, and more damningly : their remarks are posted " immediately below " the extensive discussion about COI and puffery in which they did not identify "'their COI " '.
• But General John Reith, the armed forces'chief of operations, praised the brigadier ( with whom he had clashed in private ) in terms that were damningly faint : " He may not have got it right in the media-handling side of things _ but he is a straightforward soldier who has done a really good job ."
• "Blood Sport " recaps what we've known since the'92 campaign : the tempestuous history of their marriage, their carelessness with money and friends and, most damningly, their penchant for answering any challenges to their integrity " drip-by-drip " with " evasions, half-truths and misstatements " that escalate embarrassments into seeming scandals.
• "Moreover, the intellectual ferment that Barbauld was an important part of particularly at the dissenting academies had, by the end of the nineteenth century, come to be associated with the  philistine middle class, as Matthew Arnold would so eloquently and damningly phrase it . [ 30 ] Not only was she attacked as a dissenter, she was also attacked as part of the middle-class.
• "The New York Times " credited the series for its bold premise and noted that the show provided some insight into eating disorders while offering " a few flashes of clever dialogue and satire . " Ultimately, however, the " Times " found that " " Starved " relies too heavily on sight gags and gross-out farce . " The " Los Angeles Times " found the show " vexing " for being " at once assured and shallow, accomplished and unconvincing, well-acted and empty . " The review singles out Schaeffer's character Sam as " especially unappealing " and points to Schaeffer's roles as creator, producer, writer and director as " an object lesson in the wisdom of a system of checks and balances . " Perhaps most damningly, in noting Schaeffer's experiences with addiction, the reviewer writes that " just because you ve had an experience doesn t mean you have anything interesting to say about it or are able to articulate whatever interesting thing you have to say ."
• Malcolm schosha has levied accusations of soapboxing and pov pushing at me for trying to add info for npov . now i'm damningly proficient at wiki and must be a sock puppet of a great and powerful editor ? is that because i went to the wiki guidelines and copied and pasted rules that he was violating ? if not my mastery of cut and paste, then perhaps my adeptness at typing 4 tildes ? if i weren't so laid back i would figure out how to report him for incivility due to this behavior . i also moved different disputed material to the talk page, following his lead, which he continued to revert . since i am not a sock puppet and simply a smart cookie, i don't know how to report him for the same action he accuses me of, plus, frankly, i'd rather discuss it and get the opinions of others . he seems to be discussing this everywhere but the talk page . thanks everyone for your input . talk ) 04 : 06, 3 January 2009 ( UTC)