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Salmond repeated this assurance in other correspondence released by the Scottish government.

New correspondence released by the commission shows that the Liberal party amended its disclosures on 26 May 2016 surrounding the Free Enterprise Foundation.

On the correspondence released by Rudd, Turnbull suggested it was composed by the former Labor prime minister with the clear intention of releasing it after the fact.

Correspondence released by Kevin Rudd late last week includes meticulous records of supportive undertakings given to him over many meetings with Turnbull and Bishop, the foreign minister, who supported Rudd's nomination in cabinet.

A new set of correspondence released by Javid's department shows that on the morning of 7 February, the day Hodge announced he was backing down from the referendum, frantic negotiations were still going on.

The correspondence released by the White House today shows that, as Ms. Willey's secretarial job in the counsel's office was ending in 1994, she met again with the President.

In that correspondence, released following a 10-year legal battle fought by the Guardian, the prince lobbied ministers for detailed and specific measures including a badger cull.

Although the British government redacted any mention of US unhappiness in the correspondence released yesterday, the Times has obtained an unexpurgated version of a letter sent by the Foreign Office minister Ivan Lewis to Kenny MacAskill, the Scottish justice secretary, on 3 August.

There's no evidence that the U.S. had a direct hand in Lugo's removal, yet judging from secret correspondence recently released by whistle-blowing outfit WikiLeaks, Washington will be somewhat relieved to have rid itself of Paraguay's pesky Bishop President.

Open Whisper Systems — whose Signal app pioneered the end-to-end encryption technique now used by many messaging services — was subpoenaed for information about one of its users earlier this year, according to legal correspondence released Tuesday.

Open Whisper Systems — whose Signal app pioneered the end-to-end encryption technique now used by many messaging services — was subpoenaed for information about one of its users earlier this year, according to legal correspondence released Tuesday.