When she ends up killing Lesgate in self-defense, Tony implicates her as being guilty of premeditated murder.
Michel Martin's failure to censor her guest for racist and revolting comments implicates her in them as well.
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There is an added bonus with this case, as it also implicates the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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Another theory implicates a radio phone-in show, with a member of the public carrying the can for WWII references.
At least a dozen countries are involved in the horsemeat affair, which implicates some of the biggest meat processors and food producers.
In particular, work by Dr Fowler implicates another dopamine receptor, DRD2, and also 5HTT, which regulates serotonin levels, in influencing voter turnout.
But some adopted children have said they would rather not know their origins, especially if the information implicates their adoptive parents in illegal acts.
Obviously, the situation in the Middle East implicates our energy security.
That exception is triggered in a claim of a violation of the Establishment Clause and when there is a specific legislative grant for spending that implicates the First Amendment.
It's a class action suit filed on behalf of a bunch of doctors, nurses, counselors, sex educators who say that this law now implicates everytime a teenager comes to them seeking birth control.
Ecuador countered by releasing what purports to be Reyes's diary, which implicates disgraced former aides of Mr Correa in accepting FARC money but not the president himself. (Colombia reckons the document is fabricated.) Until it gets active co-operation from all its neighbours in fighting the FARC and other drug traffickers, Colombia will conclude that it must rely on American support.
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