Judge Thomas Pryal also was given details about the suspect.
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China has vowed to retaliate but has not given details.
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The government has not given details of any prospective buyers.
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I should like to be given details of the doctors' diagnosis.
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The investigative agency had not given details of the accusations, she said.
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Neither Huobi nor OKCoin has given details of their plans for the purchases.
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Showtime has not said when the series will air, or given details of casting.
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Neither Chaturvedi nor the party have given details about the behaviour of the men.
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During the calls, journalists were told the story wasn't true but weren't given details.
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The government has not given details of the four million excluded from the list.
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It is the first time the government has given details of the sukuk issue plan.
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CNN was not given details of the criminal investigation Vizguerra is said to have helped with.
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Wang had also given details about Chinese efforts to meddle in Taiwan's political system and elections.
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Amazon hasn't given details yet on when and how it will announce the winner of the bids.
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Taiwanese prosecutors and the government have not given details of what the party members are suspected of.
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Prosecutors have said they may also file other charges, which they have not yet given details on.
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India has not given details, but has said it was in touch with major powers during the conflict.
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The Army has not given details as to how operators would be able to see the approaching vehicle.
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Facebook has said some of the ads were targeted to particular geographic areas but has not given details.
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Kenya's current deputy president, William Ruto, said on Twitter that he had not been given details of the event.
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The lender has previously admitted to failings in its money-laundering controls in the Baltics but not given details.
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Publicly, Puerto Rican officials have given details on only 643 individuals who died in the hurricane and its aftermath.
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The judiciary has not given details of the charges against him and attempts by Reuters to seek comment were unsuccessful.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has not given details on tax reform and infrastructure spending — two of his biggest campaign pledges.
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Bolton's planned appearance had been announced by the White House, which had not given details of the nature of the event.
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Coincheck has not given details of how the January theft, one of the biggest ever of digital money, affected its business.
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PiS has also pledged stable household power prices in 2020, but has not given details of how it will achieve this.
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The pair have not yet set a wedding date, but they have given details on what is needed for the exciting day.
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The Secret Service protects 42 people associated with the Trump White House, 33 more than were given details during the Obama administration.
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The exchange, which grew rapidly last year amid a frenzied cryptocurrency market, has not given details of how many customers it has.
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Bevin's campaign manager said there were "reports of irregularities" in the election, but have not currently given details on the claim, NPR reports.
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Foreign Policy was able to view partial chat logs from the time and was given details by a source that provided the internal communications.
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Humana had said last month that it would book anticipated losses on the money-losing business but had not given details on the amount.
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However, neither side has given details of the exchange and there has been little sign that they are any closer to narrowing their differences.
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In Wuhan, the authorities have not given details about all the animals that were on sale in the market linked to the new coronavirus.
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South Korea confirmed they started Monday but hasn't given details about the drills, which were expected to involve computer simulations and not troops or equipment.
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But she worried that Trump's victory would not help, either; she did not know what his healthcare plans were as he has not given details.
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" Google has not given details on interest rates or incentives but a spokesperson said they "look forward to sharing more details in the coming months.
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A Kenyan government official had earlier said an announcement would be made on Wednesday about a new oil discovery in Kenya, but had not given details.
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Williams have not given details of why deadlines were missed, fuelling speculation that there could be a serious problem with the design that has needed fixing.
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Some are demanding that the student body be given details when a college confirms wrongdoing, particularly of a violent nature, by students, faculty or staff members.
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Haftar's forces accuse the Tripoli-based government of using migrants and criminals as human shields and fighters - though they have not provided evidence or given details.
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Mossad officials have said the Tehran mission took place in February 2018, but have not given details on how the documents were brought out to Israel.
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Although he has not given details on how or when that would happen, the pledges worry Romina Boccia, a fiscal policy expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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In June, European allies had already pledged more troops but had not given details on numbers, waiting for the Trump administration to outline its strategy for the region.
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Drugmaker Amgen Inc, for instance, said it would take a charge of more than $27.87 billion, while Pfizer Inc has not yet given details on its tax plans.
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While Sauber have not given details of any candidates for the job, those mentioned in the media include Frederic Vasseur, who stepped down as Renault principal in January.
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While Nintendo and Universal have not yet given details on any rides or attractions in Super Nintendo World, a conceptual rendering of the park might offer a few hints.
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At various moments, American officials, including former President Jimmy Carter long after he left office, have acknowledged the existence of the Israeli program, though they have never given details.
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Three men were arrested last week in connection with the case, including a pimp, and a customer believed to be foreign, police have said, though they have not given details.
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Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi said in her closing argument that the defendant, Pedro Hernandez, 56, had given details during the 2012 confession that only the killer could have known.
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The government has not yet given details of the level of the tariff and did not immediately respond to a request for a comment about the tariff or the meeting.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced plans last month to cut output to boost prices, but has not yet given details on how it will reach the target.
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Russian authorities have not given details of his alleged spying, and the FSB security service did not respond immediately to questions on whether Whelan's online activity was linked to his detention.
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Adler said Aponte was already on leave pending the investigation by the time he took over the office, and he was not given details about what had happened before he arrived.
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None of the 26 companies and consortia that have registered for Mexico's auction have confirmed whether they would bid, nor given details on which of the oil and gas blocks they favored.
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It has said it expects to spend $11 billion over the next three to five years to reshape its business, but it has not given details as to the changes it plans.
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She said the state has not given details on the scope of what it wants to ask, nor has it offered any assurances that there would not be legal — or even criminal — consequences.
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Bennett's body was never found, but in 2012 authorities searched anew for the grave after receiving a tip that Brady might have given details of the burial spot to one of his longtime visitors.
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The company blamed a "technical glitch" for the temporarily deletion of the video, but hasn't given details about what sort of glitch caused it or if it had taken steps to fix the issue.
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She hasn't given details about the superior officer who raped her once she joined the military, but a friend, Rich Robinson, said she confided in him more than two decades ago about the assaults.
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A Norwegian security officer at the plant for two years to 2013 has given details in a book of how he visited local militants to exchange information, "creating alliances" to cope with a power vacuum.
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Mr Trump has not given details of what he is willing to offer Mr Kim in return, beyond promises of "economic co-operation", a good relationship with America and "protections that will be very strong".
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Asked about Ross' visit, the China's foreign ministry spokeswoman declined to give any details, referring the question to the commerce ministry, the government department that will host him and which has not given details either.
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Saraki and Oil Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu have repeatedly said the bill would be split to speed up approval but not given details yet of the bill, central to President Muhammadu Buhari's reform of the sector.
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The SFP has not given details on the reasons for the fines, but officials who were not authorized to speak publicly about the case said they related to probes into suspected corruption between Odebrecht and Pemex.
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Scuffles broke out at the sentencing on Monday as some of the defendants tried to attack two witnesses who had turned state's evidence and given details of the plan during the trial, according to Turkish news reports.
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Evan Mulholland, media and communications manager at the Institute of Public Affairs, a conservative think tank, said that its executive director had called the archdiocese on behalf of a friend and was given details about the fund.
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A string of global automakers, including rivals Daimler and Volvo, have warned of slowing demand in the world's biggest auto market, but few of them have given details about what it means for demand beyond the immediate quarter.
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Senate leader Bukola Saraki and Oil Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu have repeatedly said the bill would be split to speed up approval but not given details yet of the bill, central to President Muhammadu Buhari's reform of the sector.
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If a school is putting restrictions on a boy found to have groped girls, teachers are not given details of the case but instead are told that the boy has "boundary concerns," said Cassie Kenney, the school district's student services coordinator.
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The French bank is targeting more than one billion euros ($1.1 billion) of cost savings at its investment bank over the next three years, while it has not yet given details of what the impact would be in terms of job cuts.
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La Liga has not given details on when the first match in the U.S. will take place, how many games per season would be involved, how they would be selected or whether it would compensate the loss of home advantage for teams involved.
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While PiS has not given details of how it plans to hold power prices steady for consumers next year, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on the day the Tauron hike was approved that the government was ready to launch a scheme to offset the impact on households.
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There are signs of compromise, however, and Italy offered to lower its deficit target to 2.04 percent on Thursday, down from a previous target of 2.4 percent in a bid to avoid a fine from the Commission but has not given details on how it will achieve this.
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Officials have not given details on the condition of the dog but WHNT News reported its owner, Ed Glover, told the news station he found one of the nail-filled meatballs near the mailbox at his home and that when he took his dog, Missy, to a veterinarian, X-rays showed nails in its stomach.
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"To date, Crown has not been able to speak with its employees and is working closely with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to urgently make contact with and ascertain the welfare of its employees," the statement said, adding that the casino owner had not been given details on why its workers had been detained.
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They were given details of the plates or cups and saucers they were to paint, and worked independently. The WAAC arranged to obtain the china blanks. According to the Secretary of the WAAC, E .J .
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Puri (1999), in his book on neem, has given details about neem seed cake as manure and nitrification inhibitor. The author has described that, after processing, neem cake can be used for partial replacement of poultry and cattle feed.
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New Route: Dublin-Washington Aer Lingus has given details of its Summer 2015 schedule which includes the introduction of a new, four times weekly summer service from Dublin to Washington-Dulles starting May 2015. The Dublin-Los Angeles route was reintroduced on 4 May 2016.
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That too was cancelled after the outbreak of World War II. At the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin the first torch relay event took place, starting a tradition that has continued in all the Games that have taken place since. Both National Olympic Committees had given details about their plan for the Olympic Torch relay.
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1738) to Peter Timothy Attar (ob. 1891), giving wherever known the dates of their consecration and death. The author of the note is not known, but may have been Tfinkdji himself, despite occasional discrepancies in some of the dates given. Details of this kind, based on first-hand knowledge and personal recollection, can probably be trusted.
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The passport documented travel all over the world including Peru, Chile, Guatemala, and multiple points in Asia and Europe. Ben-Menashe's lawyer asked the jury rhetorically, "They need a Persian translator in Chile?" He then stated, "That doesn't make any sense." Former Time correspondent Raji Samghabadi, to whom Ben-Menashe had given details on the Iran–Contra affair before they became public, proved a key defense witness.
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In late November the police arrested Pang and the rest of the group within 48 hours. Although they had given details of the murders, only Won pleaded guilty and served as a prosecution witness. All five of the assailants were found guilty by the court and convicted. Pang, Tam and Chiu were sentenced to death, later commuted to life imprisonment in 1993 under permission given by the Governor-in-Council.
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He considered the construction of the temples was likely to have taken place "many centuries before the Christian era". He noted several Greek inscriptions and took some copies. The epigraphic information derived from the inscriptions at Rakleh has supported the existence of a local settlement and given details of the names and positions of the temple officials. One of the texts starts with the invocation "to the Good Fortune".
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Olivia next appears in an alleyway, where she follows Scott into a memory of him almost killing Conrad. He reveals that he, Hicks, and Marshall are all undercover government agents for the NSA, and tells Olivia to ask Hicks where the meeting is going to happen. They awake Hicks, who tells them more about the weapons sale. Being given details from a secret radio by Hicks, Olivia pretends to be the weapons buyer, and is accompanied by Peter.
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She also has nightmares, in which she is given details about the killings of the home's prior family. Research at the library and county records office suggest that the house is built atop a Shinnecock burial ground and that a known Satanic worshipper named John Ketchum had once lived on the land. She also discovers the news clippings about the DeFeo murders and notices Ronald DeFeo's striking resemblance to George. Finally, the paranormal events culminate one stormy night.
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Dever also wrote The Magnamund Companion, in which all countries of the Lone Wolf world are described in some detail; readers are also given details on the Darklords and a trainer course in the Giak language. There are two games included, a Ragadorn Tavern Board game, and a short solo adventure that takes place immediately prior to book one, putting the player in the role of Banedon, a young magician who goes on to become a recurring character in the Lone Wolf books.
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As a result of "plausible deniability" they were not given details of the plot to kill Castro. The JCS reported that if the invaders were given four days of air cover, if the people of Trinidad, Cuba joined the rebellion and if they were able to join up with the guerrillas in the Escambray Mountains, the overall rating of success was 30%. Therefore, they could not recommend that Kennedy go along with the JMARC project. At a meeting on 11 March 1961, Kennedy rejected Bissell’s proposed scheme.
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Brenner calls and tells Conroy an insurgent has given details of where to find a man buried alive, and that they are driving out to rescue him. Conroy then receives a tearful call from his wife Linda, and he assures her that he is going to be okay. As sand continues to fill the coffin to dangerous levels, giving Conroy seconds left to live, Brenner calls and tells him that he and the rescue team have arrived at the burial site. Through the phone, digging is heard, but Conroy cannot hear any digging around him.
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The welcome arrival of the Canadian divisional artillery placed another two-hundred-and-ten 18-pounder}} field guns, and guns at the disposal of the Canadian Corps. As early as 17 October, assaulting units were given details about the German defences in their sectors, to begin planning. Intelligence officers and artillery observers worked jointly in observation posts, recording new German fortifications as well as those that had escaped notice, permitting the artillery to bombard them before the offensive. To improve the transport of artillery and supplies, an extensive program of road building was started.
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The jury composition was seven women and five men. When the trial began jurors were given details about the extensive abuse Gabriel Fernandez went through in the months preceding his fatal beating. Prosecutor Jon Hatami called Aguirre "pure evil" and argued that he deserved the death penalty even though it "doesn't even compare to what he did to Gabriel." Defense attorney John Alan argued that Aguirre was considered to be "kind" and "compassionate" during his employment at the retirement facility, and that he had never committed a crime before meeting Pearl Fernandez.
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An advertisement for Kid Pix Professional was bundled with Kid Pix when he released it in November 1989. By June 1990 Kid Pix Professional had been released, and Hickman estimates that around 100 copies were sold in total. Hickman sent a copy of the application to Broderbund Software in the Summer of 1990 on the encouragement of friends, and having been given details for a contact within the company. He did not anticipate the application being adopted, but received a call within a week indicating that Broderbund would like to publish it.
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In October 1998, he asked Mohamed whether he had received the necessary photographs of his children and was disappointed to learn that he had not. In March 1999, Jaballah unsuccessfully tried to send Mohamed a fax with his address details, and phoned him repeatedly. He was told that "the thing" was ready for him, and would be sent out after Eid, assuming the fax had been received by then. He was given details about a Yemeni post office box where it is believed he sent money to pay for the fake identification.
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To save Sarah and himself, the remaining two people in the photograph, Graham goes to Heinz Hoffman (Marius Goring), his uncle's art dealer who first told them about Charlie Boy at the mansion. Heinz says the only way to stop the spell now is to burn the fetish. Unfortunately Graham and Sarah's house is burgled and the fetish is stolen. It is revealed that Heinz had inadvertently given details about Charlie Boy to an old gangster friend of his, Peter Macardo, who wanted a fetish in order to deal with a rival gangster in Nigeria, and Macardo burgled Graham's house to get it.
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Personalization technology enables the dynamic insertion, customization or suggestion of content in any format that is relevant to the individual user, based on the user's implicit behavior and preferences, and explicitly given details. The use of personalization on marketing materials or campaigns can increase response rates by an average of 36%. Personalized audio messaging is a marketing strategy involving the delivery of personalized audio segments to a targeted audience in the hopes of increasing response rates. Several commercial vendors have evolved and offer technology platforms to automate the process, the most well known include PersoniCom,Votilogy, Sound Messaging Inc.
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The websites will present visitors with a variety of options which, instead of leading to illegal images, lead to a law enforcement site that will inform them that their personal details have been recorded and that they have committed a crime. They will also be given details of appropriate helplines. It is unclear if the information recorded will be technical (for example, an IP address) or personal (for example, credit card details). The stated purpose of Operation Pin is to cause people seeking out child pornography on the Internet to wonder whether they will find an illegal site or one operated by law enforcement agencies.
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Section 8 requires two weeks' notice of industrial action is given to an employer (the employer can agree to one week), amending section 234A. Section 9 limits the right to take industrial action after a strike ballot to six months, or nine months if the employer agrees. Section 10 requires a "union supervisor" on each picket with an "approval letter" from the union, and must wear something that "readily identifies" them as the supervisor. Sections 11 and 12 replace TULRCA 1992 sections 84 and 84A, requiring union members to opt into a political fund, and be given details about how the money will be used.
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In April 1914 Lanrezac succeeded Joseph Gallieni as a member of the French Supreme War Council and was designated as the commander of the Fifth Army in the event of war. He had the same doubts as Gallieni about Joffre's plans.Doughty 2005, p41 Fifth Army, holding the extreme left of the French line, had to meet the enveloping right- wing of the German Army as it marched through Belgium, whilst co-operating with the allied British Expeditionary Force on his left flank. When given details of his portion of Plan XVII in May 1914, he was deeply concerned that the Germans would come in strength west of the Meuse.
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Street Crime UK was a reality television series focusing on law enforcement in various parts of the United Kingdom, as police go about their duties on the streets of Britain's towns and cities. The police officers featuring in episodes discussed work, responding to 999 calls, enforcing public order, raid premises allegedly being used for illegal purposes, pursuing and arresting various suspects, transporting them to the police station after they are arrested. The show was narrated by Susan Rae, who often updated the viewers as to whether the arrested were charged/tried/convicted etc. and sometimes given details of the sentences/penalties that were imposed on them for their lawbreaking, also updating on current events.
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It was made clear at this time that the association with the Falkland Islands was intended as an administrative convenience.National Interests and Claims in the Antarctic, pp. 19–20, Robert E. Wilson As it had been observed within the British government that a literal interpretation of this claim would include parts of the South American mainland, the letters patent were clarified on 28 March 1917, redefining the limits to exclude all territories north of 58°S and west of 50°W, but to otherwise include all land in this region. Though the Argentine government were given details of the 1908 letters patent (at their request), neither Argentina nor Chile objected to either claim.
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When asked for a comment about the book, John McCain said, "Gotta keep your sense of humor," but his campaign said McCain did not hear the question, and the campaign had no comment. In response to the book's publication, Senator John Kerry, the subject of a previous book by Corsi during his 2004 campaign for presidency, launched the website "Truth Fights Back" to rebut the claims. Media Matters for America, which describes itself as a progressive organization dedicated to countering "conservative misinformation in the U.S. media", has given details of what it says are numerous instances of inaccuracies in the book and in Corsi's statements promoting the work. Paul Waldman of Media Matters appeared with Corsi on Larry King Live when they discussed the claims.
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In April, he was still grappling with the problem: Acting Justice Minister Franz Schlegelberger wrote to Goebbels on 10 April demanding to know whether Hitler, when he had authorized the trial, had been aware that Grynszpan was planning to use a homosexual defence. What troubled the Justice Ministry was not the allegation that Rath had had a sexual relationship with Grynszpan; they knew it was false, and Grynszpan had said as much to some of his fellow inmates at Sachsenhausen. The problem was their belief that Rath was homosexual; Grynszpan had been given details of his personal life by Moro-Giafferi in Paris, and would reveal them in court. This would embarrass the Rath family and the Foreign Ministry; Rath's brother Gustav, a Wehrmacht officer, had been court-martialed for homosexuality.
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The NYPD announced Whitmore had given details of the Wylie-Hoffert killings which only the murderer could have known, but Manhattan prosecutors noticed that every detail in the Whitmore confession was known to the police beforehand. Police stated he had drawn a detailed diagram of the apartment and had in his wallet a photo of Janice Wylie that had been stolen from the flat. Whitmore repudiated his confessions, claiming he had been beaten during the interrogations; that counsel had not been present; and that his request for a lie detector test had been denied. Witnesses were located claiming Whitmore had been in Wildwood, New Jersey at the time of the Manhattan murders, watching a live TV broadcast speech of Martin Luther King Jr. at the March on Washington, 159 miles away from the crime scene.
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The director these days is responsible for the actual production of a play, as opposed to earlier days when it was the producer who, at least in Britain until the 1950s, had this task. In earlier centuries it was the author, an actor-manager, or a leading actor with whom the responsibilities of staging a drama were invested. The director produces the play in the way he envisages how it ought to be seen as he interprets what the playwright intended within the drama; he takes care of the effectiveness of the rehearsals of the actors; and coordinates the work of designers and technicians in the production. However, the playwright's work is still reflected in the director's prompt copy, a separate form of stage instructions worked out in detail by the director, in which each actor is given details as to what is happening onstage, where exactly he has to be in relation to the back, front, left, or right of the stage, and what he is to do at any one time during the play.
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