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The extent of this surveillance is still considered too incendiary to be released fully into the public domain, with sections still redacted.
This is problematic as this blubber often contains manmade pollutants that are toxic to whales if released fully into their systems.
Nuclear Regulation Authority Chairman Shunichi Tanaka has repeatedly said that the contaminated water cannot be stored in tanks forever and eventually has to be released into the sea after fully processed and diluted, but only with local consent.
Villa said that when the goslings are a little older -- and the mother's feathers have fully grown back -- the animals will be released into the wild together.
And as such, Sassone fully expected it to be released.
As will be seen in future file releases – the last files won't be released until 2011 – this frustration boiled over when the Freedom of Information Act came fully into force.
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Those, like us, who have been released, cannot fully enjoy our own freedom until the other political prisoners are released.
August is the month the medical students are released into the hospital as fully-fledged doctors.
Do our words take on meanings we did not fully intend, when they are released into a discourse, where they gather implications and history we were not fully aware of, or are we just being plain duplicitous?
