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Mr. Silver's spokesman, Michael Whyland, on Saturday declined to comment on whether there had been any undisclosed settlements of complaints against Mr. Lopez.

The fourth stage would see IAEA certification of there no longer being any undisclosed nuclear activities and agreement over the parameters of Iran's civil nuclear needs.

The disclosure raised questions about who Mr. Whitaker's financial patrons had been before he joined the Justice Department last year and whether he might have any undisclosed conflicts of interest.

Nevertheless, although the Buyer could not excuse the letter by any undisclosed practice or intent of its own, and although judged by itself it might have constituted an "intimation" of acceptance, we think that, when it is read with what had passed between the parties before it was written, it is not susceptible of that understanding.

And while that dispute rages on, with the Pentagon having recently demanded that WikiLeaks remove all secret documents from the Internet and hand over any undisclosed materials in its files, Private Manning is being held in solitary confinement at Quantico, Va., under suicide watch.

Most of the wealthiest US billionaires have made substantial financial contributions – amounting to hundreds of thousands of reported dollars annually, in addition to any undisclosed "dark money" contributions – to conservative Republican candidates and officials who favor the very unpopular step of cutting rather than expanding social security benefits.

If you may have any potentially undisclosed interest in any foreign financial accounts or assets, get in touch with competent, experienced counsel to immediately determine if you should be concerned.

In any event, last week Brookfield made an undisclosed offer for the site that fell short of what the authority wanted.

The government settled his case in 2004 by clearing him of any wrongdoing and paying him an undisclosed amount of money.

And on Wednesday, the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan, said the administration was awaiting more records and promised to make public any previously undisclosed information from the file.

The Supreme Court heard arguments today on whether a state violates a convicted sex offender's right against compelled self-incrimination by taking away prison privileges if the inmate refuses to accept responsibility for any previously undisclosed crimes as part of a therapy program.