If the subpoena seeks information from the President, either in person or otherwise, that raises questions about President&aposs prerogatives, he must not reply.
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The subpoena, which seeks information from a foreign-owned company, known only in court documents as "Country A," and all related filings have been kept under seal.
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Then Gwinn, himself a man of European descent, seeks information from the offices of the Red Lake Nation Embassy about applying to become a citizen of its tribe.
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Typically, when a FOIA requester seeks information from the FBI on anything the bureau might be investigating, the FBI has explicit authority to deny the request, citing a pending investigation.
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The federal grand jury subpoena, which is being kept under seal along with related court filings, seeks information from a corporation owned by a foreign government, known in court filings only as "Country A." The subpoena fight has generated intense public interest since October, when Politico reported on its apparent ties to the Mueller investigation.
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The federal grand jury subpoena, which is being kept under seal along with related court filings, seeks information from a corporation owned by a foreign government, known in court filings only as "Country A." The Supreme Court in January refused to block the contempt order, which forced the company to comply with the subpoena.
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Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiBiden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Pelosi knocks Trump, accusing president of spreading falsehoods about coronavirus Hillicon Valley: Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield | House panel seeks information from Amazon's Ring | Trump DOJ backs Oracle in Supreme Court fight against Google | TikTok unveils new safety controls MORE (D-Ill.).
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The federal grand jury subpoena, which is being kept under seal along with related court filings, seeks information from a corporation owned by a foreign government, known in court filings only as "Country A." The Supreme Court last month was asked to block the contempt order, which forced the company to comply with the subpoena, which the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld.
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The federal grand jury subpoena, which is being kept under seal along with related court filings, seeks information from a corporation owned by a foreign government, known in court filings only as "Country A." The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals had upheld the order holding the company in contempt despite the company's arguments that it was immune from the subpoena under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FISA) and that the subpoena is unreasonable and oppressive because it would force the corporation to violate domestic law.
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J.), Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiBiden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Pelosi knocks Trump, accusing president of spreading falsehoods about coronavirus Hillicon Valley: Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield | House panel seeks information from Amazon's Ring | Trump DOJ backs Oracle in Supreme Court fight against Google | TikTok unveils new safety controls MORE (Ill.), Nita LoweyNita Sue LoweyHouse Democrats unveil coronavirus economic response package Biden rolls out over a dozen congressional endorsements after latest primary wins Trump, Congress struggle for economic deal under coronavirus threat MORE (N.
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When they went there to investigate, it turned out to be a copy, its paint still wet, being painted by the landlord. , no other leads have come in that police have discussed publicly; the investigation continues. In 2005 the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) named the theft one the world's top ten art crimes; its Art Crime Team actively seeks information from the public that may lead to the recover of View of Auvers-sur-Oise.
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Twelve years after the events chronicled in Treasure Island, Jim Hawkins (the narrator) takes up ownership of the Admiral Benbow Inn. He improves the inn with his share of the treasure taken from the island, and becomes well known as a raconteur of his adventures. He is visited by a lady travelling by coach from Bristol, without any luggage but with a young boy. She identifies herself as Grace Richardson with her son Louis; she is much agitated and seeks information from Jim as to the location of Joseph Tait.
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However, EPSO takes all reasonable measures that facilitate participation by persons with a disability in competitions on an equal basis with the other candidates. In practical terms, EPSO proactively seeks information from candidates on the nature of their disability and proactively adapts the administration of the tests to their needs. Facilities and variety of test administration options provided to disabled candidates include the tests in Braille, on paper, with extra time, and/or are being assessed in special facilities, and where appropriate, an individual invigilator is assigned to the candidate.
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Ministry Watch seeks information from ministries about their financial expenditures, either from publicly available reports, or through direct requests, without which donors cannot make open decisions about what they are exactly supporting. Ministries that refuse to provide such information often obstruct prudent donors. In addition, ministries are seen by many as teachers and set standards, with open, audited financial statements being the norm. It also publishes a bulletin of "shining light ministries" which includes a list of the top thirty exemplary ministries, and a bulletin of "donor alerts" concerning potential frauds and pitfalls for donors.
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Lounds first appears in season 3 during the second arc, when Graham is called out of retirement three years after Lecter's arrest to profile a serial killer dubbed "The Tooth Fairy". She sees Graham leaving the institution where Lecter is confined, and later as Graham leaves a crime scene he discovers Lounds on the property. He berates her for taking photos of him while he was in the hospital, and for writing that he and Lecter were co-conspirators. Lounds seeks information from Graham, promising in exchange not to portray him in a bad light in the news; Graham refuses.
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