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The controversy has engulfed the Met after the Guardian published a recording in which an officer could allegedly be heard racially abusing a detained 21-year-old.
To support their hypothesis, the prosecution presented an audio recording (E1) on which sound 1 could allegedly be heard.
The chief cheer-leader of this closed-off world, is not actually included in the list of people singled out by Valukas as executives who could allegedly be culpable of balance sheet manipulation: Dick Fuld, Erin Callan, Ian Lowitt and Chris O'Meara.
The soils of most of African countries are rich in mineral, oil or gas resources [ 1], and could allegedly be exploited for the benefit of resident populations, through domestic processing, exports to world or regional markets, or foreign direct investments (FDI).
A video posted by Khalifa shows him being wrestled to the floor by police, after allegedly being told he could not ride a hoverboard in the airport.
The ruling, by High Court judge Mr Justice Leggat, follows a Court of Appeal judgment in October in which a Libyan man was told he could sue the British state, for allegedly being complicit in his rendition to Libya.
The tape, which could aid an athlete's grip on the sled, had allegedly been cleared earlier in the week by international sliding officials.
Others, however, have allegedly been more serious.
"Allegedly" being the key word.
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Tomlinson said the seniority of the executive allegedly involved could be "an important or decisive factor" when it came to apportioning blame or assessing damages.
