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A cache of previously unseen documents published on Wednesday reveal that Kroes was recruited by a venture funded by the United Arab Emirates, which intended to snap up the international assets of the energy company Enron in a $7bn£5.4bnbn) deal.

This requires a cache of previously received frames, and pre-announcing frame repetitions from the MAC.

While Rodriguez's testimony offers but a glimpse of the scale of AFRICOM's activities, a cache of previously undisclosed military briefing documents obtained by TomDispatch sheds additional light on the types of missions being carried out and their locations all across the continent.

The criticisms all come from a cache of previously unreleased documents prepared for Geithner's recent memoir, "Stress Test," that are part of one of the biggest legal fights from the financial crisis, a case against the government by shareholders of insurance giant AIG.

Our colleagues Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) and Robert Mackey (@RobertMackey) write on some juicy reading out today from the Combating Terrorism Center at the United States Military Academy at West Point: a report on a cache of 17 previously classified letters and other documents recovered from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan.

But if not LinkedIn a large cache of previously hacked MySpace user credentials was also being offered online last month — with perhaps as many as 427 million MySpace passwords up for sale on a hacker forum.

In July, the National Archives published a huge cache of previously unseen photos of Vice President Dick Cheney on September 11 , 2001

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I refer to the news that the son of two friends of Pollock's, now deceased, the photographer and designer Herbert Matter and the painter Mercedes Matter, had turned up a cache of thirty-two previously unknown Pollock works, most of them small drip paintings on board.

- from The Soldier by Rupert Brooke Rupert Brooke's image as the great unsullied patriot poet took another dent yesterday when a cache of letters to a previously unknown lover showed him to be cruel, sadistic and unbearably selfish.

The core of the exhibition is a cache of more than 200 previously unseen photographs, both contact sheets and finished prints, done for a private commission at the end of December 1969.